Good to be able in context the holidays that we have left until this moment.
The thirty the twenty- nine was the day was celebrated the holiday of
the Day of the Worker, although today is on the date. It is
today, Thursday, May 30, the day when the feast of Corpus Christi
is celebrated. This was communicated by the Ministry of Labour earlier this year,
Friday 16 August, day of another long weekend watch, day of restoration.
Of course what will be invested on Tuesday 24th September, the day of our
lord of Altagra de las Mercedes, that is not changed and that we will
also have a half bridge there, and on Wednesday 25th December, Christmas day,
that is, that we will drink romo Tuesday 24th and Tuesday 30th.
That' s a weekend, from Friday to Monday. Yes, his most
holy Airo Roberto Bueno year that you promise if you don' t go to
greet me love me hopefully and so be it. Yesterday I read my friend
Bex. He knows this bread that went on an airline trip from the City
of Santiago, from the city of Corazón. If I' m not mistaken
for a trip to that cartagena, it looks like it' s a tur
I don' t know if it' s going to Encartagena and a gentleman
was charged the suitcase and the lord for claiming his luggage space in the sheath
of the suitcase. They didn' t want to walk the plane. Oh,
hey, probative customer service. No, but if I buy you a
suitcase, right, the line was to know how much suitcase will end up
up there. Sure, and you have to pay for the suitcase, but
sometimes people put it there. The one who has to look for the space
he paid for is the line was. Even if you put anything, you
put in a backpack, the backpack under jjor or the seat. Yeah,
so they know how many suitcases up there, because I had that calculated.
And if you charge a passenger a suitcase, uh, if you' re
the cobra belly, I wanted to send it to his belly, no,
and the guy got a pretty good up there who called him a pod yes
line last week. The sheath is U S transportation. Also in SSB.
That the sheath is not the thing of the Transport Secretariat, because the TP
has to do with security. It' s not the National Transportation Authority.
Not that funny one. Well, last week they released a news story that
is the airlines will now have to reimburse passengers for their cancelled villages or make
you some or delayed. This news for airline travelers. The Transportation Department is
called La Vaina, announced that it is implementing new rules that would want airlines
to automatically provide cash reimbursements to passengers for cancelled, ok go or significantly delayed
flights. Don' t put up with anyone. This is a great day
for the American public flying. Transport Secretary Peter Burrigisch said at a press conference
on Wednesday morning, Burilla said the new rules requiring rapid reimbursements are the largest
expansion of passenger rights in the department' s history. Airlines can no longer
decide how long they should be delayed before issuing a refund. According to the
new Department of Transportation rule, the delays covered would be more than three hours
for domestic flights and more than six hours for international flights, the Agency said.
I imagine that directive will also be copied by countries like ours, where
airlines do what they want with passengers and nothing happens at all. And I
do not know whether the law for this directive should be revised or amended or
whether it can be done administratively. You know that here the regulations, the
requirements, the aeronautical regulations are an alcalco copy of the asia carbon of the
Fars, that is practically the same. Of course, it has its pair
of differences, but I imagine it held in one in a law that now
supports also alberto. That' s something that doesn' t start tomorrow or
next month. They have. I think up to two thousand and twenty-
eight. Out there to be implemented is progressive implementation of this, but it
is enough that they are because let me tell you something. In the United
States, most letters have to do with an infrastructure issue that has led to
airlines. Well, airports are collapsed by the number of operations that the big
airports have, more yet the United States has not made the fit. It
has left behind the issue of airport infrastructure at its very large airports. Now
that they' re starting maybe to solve some issues at airports like Lurk the
Kennedy O' haren Chicago. There are others that are fine, that work
well, like what is called those in Texas and in Georgia, that are
huge airport operations, that are there. The same goes for Los Angeles and
San Francisco, which are collapsed airports and which obviously affects airline operations, because
it is a chain reaction. But the airlines are also not that they are
the victims. The airlines have a very fat and long quota. It is
the responsibility of many of the high delays, that there is also a topic
of what is called crew. Yeah, pretty serious, but now don'
t worry that now we' re putting all the birds that aren' t
aviation to fly quietly and we' re going to have equality in the rules
of the Department of Transportation now. They state that passengers will be entitled to
a refund if their flights are cancelled or changed significantly and do not accept alternative
transportation or credit for offered trips. They will also require airlines to make refunds.
In cash, if your suitcase is lost and not delivered within the next
12 hours, the bags must be issued within seven days, according to the
new OT rules and must be in cash, unless the passenger chooses another form
of compensation. Airlines can no longer issue refunds in the form of vouchers or
credits, when consumers are entitled to receive cash. And let me tell you
that they' re also a few hours of airline hairs that give you those
credits and I got one and I let it go. Ah well it has
limits, no, no, that has the limit that for you to use
it is if it appears on the flight that you want, that you can
use the credit. Oh don' t look at that flights, what to
do with that flight or not, because that one comes back at such an
hour has to do with the one at three o' clock in the morning
that possibly that which is half empty is going to be devil line demon area
and I hate us in that sheath was like two hundred forty dollars a sheath.
So I' m going to my three in the morning, but totally
crazy. I left at three in the morning, but for my own choice,
not because a fucking push me to them. Oh, that' s
right. Airlines will have six months to comply with the new rules. Passengers
deserve to get their money back when an airline drinks my haggling without headaches.
Said the U S Secretary of Transportation. He also said they are working on
rules related to family seating fare, improving the rights of wheelchair passengers for safe
and dignified travel and demanding compensation and comforts. If airlines trace or cancel people
they too are protecting airline passengers than if they were surprised by hidden fares,
a measure that estimates it will cost Americans billions of dollars a year. Yeah,
that' s also why you have to put your hand in it,
because airlines have a series of pods that don' t tell you before you
don' t get to the counter. Please make a space for them to
travel, too. It' s another one, fat guy' s space.
It' s there, not first glo. The bas loading area is
already seasoned by the belt, by the cobra. You don' t throw
it away. You' re going to go how far you' ve spent
150 kilos We' re coming or you can stay here Look. I went
from Lima to Panama for a whiff of me or I' m sitting in
the middle of you and the other half I would raise the seat and I
would come towards va de hugo, gentlemen, really, because it' s
because I couldn' t a fat man take you out by hitting you all
sweat how disgusting I counted here Now I don' t know if it was
in the twenty or the twenty- one. I sat down with a sweaty
gallows next door and I came up with a terrible sweaty side. Alberto one
side and not my sweat, of the guy who came next to me on
the plane. That' s awkward, it' s very uncomfortable and well,
there' s the airlines. In reality he has a lot of responsibility
for this, but it must also be said that many pods of this.
This point was reached because of the lack of oversight by the authorities that have
the responsibility to guarantee users that there is no abuse against them. Because this
came, this happened for two reasons. First, because of the consolidation that
has taken place in the American airline market. Previously there was a fairly competitive
market in the United States on the subject of airlines, but what happened in
the 11th September plus what was happening in the 1990s, with the fall of
flights due to the economic crisis, which began to change from the two thousand,
but which impacted negatively. The September 11th brought many large airlines like Continental
United, which merged americano to merge with three or four more lines and reduced
the size of the offer on the market and then started to deal, do
what they wanted. But when there was competition, for all these things,
they did not happen so commonly. But notice that the first time I traveled
to the United States, they gave me coffee and water and told me a
friend who grew up traveling says what sheath with American I am of the time
when American gave you breakfast. Help us make a six o' clock flight
in the morning and he complained bitterly. I' m from the time when
America gave breakfast why. Because the cost line that has, that is,
the cost chain that has an air operation, is quite high and you can
' t imagine how tiny it turns out to be how difficult those operations are
to be profitable and that' s why they don' t charge you up
to your buttocks now on it, on the airlines, but it wasn'
t like that before. Also the tickets were, as a relation to what
you earned, you were more expensive yes, you know alberto also that the
passenger has changed quite a bit. Aviation. It' s changed quite a
bit. Aviation started out as something exciting that you saw yourself. The plane
was riding you from the ramp you saw, the big machine you were going
to admire him had little, that is, he went from being something so
big to something that what the passenger wants today comes cheap. You know what
I mean, I want to go to such a place and make it cheaper.
One of the reasons for the tankas that is called the line that Irish
super cheap rea. Ryan Never the Ryan effect exactly then the passenger. Today
what you want to get cheap, and when you have a passenger. Today
I heard a man say that today the airlines that have the most benefit from
the profits of the people who join the American club the Copa club understand,
has more benefit than, in fact, the common ticket. Then how the
same passenger has changed so much that you put to offer him food, I
don' t know and he happens everything you can. So if you'
re going to travel, but travel ten years, you' re going to
travel well as well as the one you can be in first class is guaran
if the plane is behind you or the first class is canceled. It also
gets tired so you don' t send first- rate c o. Rima
Peter Basketball with the conversation that the President had, and he said something.
He said something that happens to everyone and it' s true. Sheaths that
happen, Vaina, what happens from the helicopter to Vaina that I pay,
no, Vaina, that happens, but sheath that yesterday we talked about the
guy that I am day here Facundo Cabral took a ball, example, and
they are Vaina, what happens then, Vaina, what happens to you,
or sheath that happens to you only once for one knows what they happen to
you, Vaina, that they happen to you, that you say pussy,
but you saw it the first time and peace, but I' m not
afraid in the case of the guy who took a ball in the truck that
went to a frank area in Santiago, that was chirino was loaded with drugs
and that captain took a ball. He took a ball in that truck and
Emily never believed him that he took a ball in that truck. Vaina,
what' s up, what' s up? He' s the guy
who wasn' t another ca didn' t have a weight and got a
pylon hand. Yeah, Vaina, what' s up? Come on in,
you don' t get Baria, yeah, that' s about ten
years ago from the artist who threw a thief in my shoes. Vaina,
what' s up, Vaina, what' s up? Vaiga, what
' s going on? That den Bow will be left for the infamous ok
Check the ottoman, Check the otacus, check the otak. Now you'
re good with alpha. I have a friend who gave the mud nut to
the pawn of the baby and caught him. Vaina, what' s going
on? Never crazy in the neighborhood, what' s going on? Then
you do it for the first time on the otaco visa. Let me know
about the ottoman' s visa, the ottoman' s laugh. Good morning,
can and things that give you a door in love with women. Vaina,
what' s going on, it' s happening to me. Good
morning, I saw them small ban what I say mmmmmm. Sheath thirty-
two at seven of your number. I already have it are sheaths that pass,
Vaina that is, Vaina that for right now comes to you an inti
plus a sheath Good morning or sticks. Good morning, ma' am.
I farted, knowing I had diarrhea, guess what you got, dancing,
what' s going on, you, you didn' t want,"
Good morning, the guy who goes out with a transa and didn' t
know what' s going on" You don' t want Alberto wrong,
that is, whoever Good morning swallows Good morning. My love, love is
today you are born because the number that bothered you there looks like the middle.
I said there you' re talking the reverse Good morning, my loves.
The joke leaves you the julgar. He' s given everything for collation.
He doesn' t give you anything. Oh, what' s going
on, damn it, it makes sense. Yes, I must tell you
my esteem that I don' t want to do to you the same thing
that tells someone else to run a campaign here. I had to go to
the authorities to put a stop to that. I mean, I' m
inviting you to put a brake on it,' cause I got your phone.
It' s easy. Your phone' s here. I finished thirty
- two to seven and I just finished. I have to go somewhere and
say they' re stalking me from that number and you' re gonna have
a problem. So leave it there for the rape girl when she' s
little, because it' s okay, there' s relaxation and there'
s stuff, but I think if you' re having fun with that,
let me tell you that for dozens of people who' ve been through that
the most fun rape isn' t fun old, not both, not three
or four. Leave it there that I know that you might understand that you
' re taking me out of my mind. And you' re not getting
me out of my way, or bothering me or anything like that. I
mean, you might want to bully me with whatever you want with my mom,
with my hair, with my looks, with maybe the experiences that you
understand that I lived, that led me to be a faggot when I was
little, everything you want. Now what I guarantee you that I do,
if I have a way to get you out of your way and get you
into a fight. And many are passing pods, they are passing pods.
Then be cool. Stay right there on that sheath. Leave it there because
look at the weather, don' t worry, you' re visiting the
Palace of Justice, you' re not on a date with a prosecutor.
You don' t kill him much, you don' t. Then leave
it up there, Daddy tatura that this is quiet. He tells the president
of life to see that the i poc and the helicopter pile up. This
one day and it' s a bath. What' s going on?
I didn' t come up from that sheath for days. If it happened
to them that day, give Alberto a good morning, when you buy a
Chinese piece of the vehicle, since what you would have to do rum ay
pod friend, what happens and now here they want to impon the Chinese,
the officials and the media that do not say that the businesses that are evading
in impostos are Chinese business. Ah you can' t go because it'
s stigmatizing and the one that goes through stigmatizing amatizing. Or what' s
not stigmatizing is coming in Chinese here to evade tax, customs and labor laws
and code. That, if not stigmatizing, Asian businesses. There are no
Cambodians in business here and there are people from the Philippines, there are no
people from Japan, and there are no people from perhaps here the Japanese who
are Dominicans there. I think it' s a Chinese trip evading taxes and
drawing money from Dominican Republic. That' s the truth. As I said
yesterday, in order not to stigmatize, you' re crippling the entire Asian
community. It' s true. Then they dedicate business and so that nothing
else can be done to the commercial sector. Good morning or the days okay
go away was the first month of the boyfriend with your girlfriend for Colombia like
everything else, shit in the and what and shit we' re going to
do. Good morning, good boy before everything the Chinese wear. It'
s true. Look now, Federico, you' ve had so many times,
these businesses that happen to us in the post, which don' t
have four prosecutors, there are several prisons, they can' t be brushes.
That' s where the call gives Daniel pod what' s going on,
look, what' s up. Not what I read, but the
half Daniel still good morning. We' re not giving him good morning.
I' m tuning in now and I' m hearing about or you say
about the Chinese. But there, in the Chinese quarter there is one restored.
They have even the sign that they say I can only cash for not
charging in berifo. And they' re all business and eating are all changing
the fire. Just the good, the good, the good goes the problem.
I respect him. I' ll charge you with a card. Well
where I can pay by card. There' s consumption, but I respect
food very much. I have my respects. Good morning, sheath that passes
goes by for the first time. Good morning, how many, funnyly touched
a lap. Exactly chel and I are not a Chengi thing, exactly ration,
exact octopus me. Good morning, I know list menes a dance what
happens to the story of I know of an employee who took the number of
a card from a client and he asked for the pod to the address of
the store that he worked, but they went from the bank there hears greeting
or an afternoon because let me explain something to what he likes. Steal data,
pass evil when you do a co. This is already so complex.
Mine isn' t that complex. Already the fight against fraud that banks call
the guy who issued the card, that is to the pay sheath, sheath
visa has a service tell me of the transaction, a number such a no.
That was on Amazon and then that company' s name is they have
a nice direct. Tell me about this consumption, and it says no.
That' s why it was from this address that they asked for it and
then it does go that way. That' s where the greetings come in.
They arrived with their sickle where the guy looks greetings, greetings a hundred
dollars. They consumed from here and you have this business, this beriphon of
yours, that' s the last time that card was passed. He called
me so much last time or so he had contact with someone was in this
store before that transaction. And, gentlemen, don' t play with what
banks already have in the investigation departments, and a bunch of poopy lawyers that
are hitting the devil in the middle. Behind your flame, you' re
spending your rent for twenty dollars. I don' t, so that'
s enough. Come tomorrow to get another plastic. Good morning. Alberto sends
this Paraguayan' s number to hurt him May. Let' s give it
a rest, because let' s give it a chance in these good ones.
Let' s take a easy look at it. Pass pods from thirty
- two to seven. Good morning, ay ya ya where And here,
in POI, what spends a month painting the car beautiful when I am taking
out to take the street to get out of the place a delivery with two
bottles of goal I to the fine smo and maybe you had to pay the
clear delivery, yes, yes, let' s pause. So, after
this sheath that passes, no or first the number of me was good for
playing cavalry, because yours has a attainment of nine or yes, nine one
my love, yes, yes, yes, but it' s also with
eight hundred and nine exactly to look inspirem from where we can see what you
' re talking about transfer. It' s the same banks, gentlemen,
those Chinese, that three of them rip off with their fourth bags for all
commercial banks and right there they make their transfers I also have evidence of Chinese
shops that from 500 pesos is that they charge you with cards what they usually
charge by card, but with transfer. Hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. I have
a trulla to get you out of the goña. The video of young people
involved in an activity went viral and they were asking the President to legalize marijuana.
Look, I' m going to support legalization when productive people and because
of your country are asking to legalize it. No, when the decatos asked
for legalization, the fort had an activity for that they were saying. It
' s an activity. This one from a band of you who hears.
Listen to it Legalizers are legal. The mother looks gets the legal call.
He' s with you. He also told me that I already have a
political activity there. Let' s go sapara because still claim to lower prices,
that is not carrying the devil already guard of holy eduardo. Let'
s talk about that bad investment you made, that you bought, that you
had and you bought, that you invested your money and it went wrong.
M has a lot of car on the street that people who say no that
it' s a machine cars, have a lot of frame, uh,
I have you a lot more. He has to know how to share.
We can make the cart list with more MacOS on the market. Wow.
The maquero you dare, no whore, I like it. I like it
if I dare because I had a medium on the timing. Don' t
remember that here he came once at a time where when things happened, I
think it was in Japan. That way, it' s all his suffocated
cars. He played eh when the sound, yes, yes, when the
tsunami and you that floated from the sea were exactly here circulating and maco il
problems. In fact, I am in those moments it was said that there
was a pretty big contract, that those cars that are running around. That
' s where the sonates came from is, the ocantas came from what happens
is that Korea by law to a certain amount of miles. We have to
change it, public utility vehicles, like trucks, taxi cars and stuff.
I see that your old ladies here, those three hundred thousand miles of carts,
because a million kilomedio so much they sell us nine little pieces of that
semi- nine car. This is the only country that has semi- new
cars with a million bja that half- used cart one hundred and fifty times
that you lit that cart gave it two laps. It' s used.
Yeah, sure, you know, like, they told me that when you
bought the vehicle, you pulled it out of the lilac, zero meter,
you pulled it out of the day, peace goes away. That, that
' s very high of that is like the commercial of some shoes in the
eighty European shoes made in Dominican Republic. Hey, that sheath marketing is all.
Good morning, we thought so. Good one. Ask Eduardo to bad
investment. I bought it once You remember bento I remember point eight. Oh,
I bought a nine cough that he knows what they did, they put
newspapers on him and it was up there when that car started to tear apart,
I didn' t find myself eating class. Oh, man, come
on. This was there. Before it was good, before people were bad,
a bad investment. Here was the cousin. You know what you covered
up a rotten biry fibers to put on ferrey, make it look good and
then you realized that this was ferriz out of video. When the car falls
a oyuke the well- plated sheath on one side, everything, the madness
is you invested in Jacqueline' s orchestra. This Jacqueline from the artillery.
Bad investment. Good morning, bros, Eduardo, good morning, ayu hi,
boy. Okay. Three years ago, one often for a bike mon
so dances walks more as it is ah yes, when one gets into it
like die. Today I' m going to fit and you spend all your
money on a good bike and you never use it clear, but if you
don' t look. A friend here tells me that a bad investment was
to buy a fridge of the new one with touch screen and sheath of that
one you already know that tells me that it is cooking the thousand thousand struggle
I buy many years ago a fridge, I will not say the brand,
but very expensive, expensive, a nebron and you know that it was the
same that worked mine crazy, min crazy. I' ve made a big
investment, but big at the time. You use executive and bilingual billboards that
I made us secretive relax executives and good morning, good morning. Maybe they
' ll be watching him. I have a friend, he paid me a
year of jin and it was never some people who paid anything maposado two years
ago. He didn' t need to hear the bathroom. Good morning.
It offers puya good day, good day, hey, blessed. There,
it' s a blessing, okay a run, an e- mail to
two thousand ten that I bought a bad investment. I bought it drowned.
I was in trouble, but my love like wow, sir, they write
me eduardo here, everyone who buys an elliptical. That ends up as a
clothesline in the service or service. Eye Mira tells me this way a friend
from Santiago. He tells me that he paid four thousand five hundred pesos to
become a member of Amo and he didn' t even get to Golfin.
I do, we' re gonna make a bunch of whatsapps if you want,
because I told you too. Yeah, that pot business that I said
I' m gonna crack it and I bought it myself, I bought the
products. That' s what I did for that was that I had the
membership ja I used in my house and no more won or good morning,
good morning or days I have made one more investment in meat and after it
got good bad gypsy happened to them like the thirty- two to the seven
that dropped a rocket look at him at twenty- two and twelve at seven.
Good morning, sir you, you have to stop sine yes to him
a friend who never laid his hand on him. I know what you paid
for. Good morning, well hello. I buy a straw in between the
news and as if it finished the cremita that I was told to throw any
lubicante and I was already given for a cushion. Then I leave him in
the mouth Good morning. Good morning, Alberto Dale Good morning. Hey I
bought my first vehicle, a chebro I see two thousand thirteen. I paid
about three hundred for your compadre beak and that sheath I turn on transmission,
I turn on the air compressor shock absorbers. A lot of shit, selling
it a hundred thousand. Alberto Mira, I' m here a partner.
Yours a partner of yours tells me I had a for Focus that didn'
t last a week of use in the country. It was damaged from a
source moment bought it yes, Mira, Alberto got green gray from a Ford
focus. The only thing that househog didn' t give me any trouble was
never with seat belts. You know, luckily, teller around here, because
even the pickle pad in the trunk says here to embroidery good morning, good
mental day, good bye and a friend didn' t involve me with a
forest fit and in less than a year yogate like over 200 thousand pesos.
You know that I did moment was the name twenty- two and we still
haven' t recovered. I was gonna buy one and Jefferson told me you
' re not leaving and the 18th and Grandma for the mambo. Yeah,
I tried jefo watch a twitter. They told him. He tells me around
here that this one invested$ 1 500 two dollars. One new tooth and
the guy' s cheap. In two days eating cane, but my sister
bought a favor this tooth ninecitos or cane color. Now feel no good flower,
pondon tongs. Yeah, that' s the worst force vehicle I ever
had a toyota, shit, shit. The last thing that bogus did to
me because he had to change what this calls the whole floor. I had
to wear the new ones are wrong. The point is and it hurt him,
he warmed up that grace and he put the money in and being a
problem, they called you better stone picker, the worst investment, that you
bought a fors that seven hundred forty- four, your worst investment, investment.
Good morning. Hey morning my worst investment was panga a mandita is that
I shit on this. Hey anco, don' t see her, daddy
brother, but bread and what lasts with a gun and now walks foot,
but in short walking foot, now wow or every goat has me off that
you tell yourself that already they sent me that tufa. You already have a
tufa cina than the one who has already twice set fire to the house.
I hear what I said ay ay, I said for one by a fridge
I all remember you Adriana that I passed an odyssey to know where they sold
the piece that had clearly damaged you the people of the call and everything and
what brings it from shame called me up to change to neverot and we'
re going to tell her the whore has. I lasted two weeks of the
piece and then they told me block the back and that piece, not the
historical factory, a nebera I had at the time. I changed her for
two years, no, but not like that. This one tells me the
one with the tufa. He' s right now in the process of learning
a periph. First you get away from the pilots for silver and it goes
off, Pa, Pa, Pa, so it has a lot on wait
for the ga to be faked first the cat. Don' t look at
him. That' s very dangerous. Dangerous. That' s my cuckoo
Alberto. I have to need a buzzer that I have over there. Buy
a polo runaway, a sa of fezil. Hair I' m going to
be now that I have my daughter that has turned out more good than the
devil, already what has rod, but since it comes in the smallpox,
but that you already res en froze with ice cream in frost so ah made
frosts. Good morning. He likes it Good morning. I got you two.
My brother- in- law and best friend has bought a great Cherok
and each my best friend eva ul never closed well and my brother- in
- law' s was given the transmission an abrao yet he took her to
arranged. When he got handed over, you took a gronda and caught a
pe I already you know it goes there now it' s a ha ha
hand in a letta. Those vehicles, like all engines, rotor tech did
give me everything you could tell you around here that the one who sold him
the rowiler, the supposed Roboile, the little boy that he goes through every
day. That' s why you' ve come to see if you see
him, because that' s not boric role. Now just like Rowile Rowler
don' t read it good, but look what for year syndrome. I
think you got the dog out of there like that. I think we can
talk here about what the vehicle is than you' ve had the most maco.
You' ve found my brother. There' s a lot of boogies.
I can make my ranking from less maco to more maco. The most
maco than maco car has made me the five masdac X. The second follows
the cure ts X. Third is Skoda Felicia. Fourth, Sonata, a
thousand nine hundred and eighty- nine. In the fifth, in the last
bagen voice and the devil get one on with any ford Fock. I mean,
I really realized that God had a better purpose for me when I kept
the account that I had savings in zero, the last four thousand pesos that
I had left, that I had spent it all on that car. The
last four thousand pesos I spent on that expensive was a cable game. I
bought spare rocks Sunday, March 13, year two thousand thirteen. If I
am not mistaken, I can make a mistake with the day the dates specifically
and I in the U we were mejiaricar that then you cross looperon in the
san anton of them seven carts, it returns the failure or Boa leaves where
Page said crossing it to Luperón started the failure. Again teacher I got into
Chillis, gave me a smoke. I was with my friend Edgar Cáceres drinking
and I got in charge, I left him in front of the discotheque,
the one that now there was a hole that called the gossip. I turned
him on and gave him Churchil down and left him on the 27th street that
said Church there in front of the boulevard ajá the seminary. Exactly there lasted
a month the car thrown at our friend Mira' s house until the giveaways
and the renol ah YouTube. Okay. I wanted it. I can'
t talk about it since I' m not talking about the cars that you
' ve had that came out many years ago, Daddy had a payot.
I missed it to plus a six- five and that did give us a
lot of trouble, but it hit him in general and the renol in lagoon.
He had two loopholes and no problem. I must say that my vehicles,
both the Toxson and the Doña, have been vehicles that you don'
t know that the Tucson I had no notion of dancing. What you had
has been considered the best in the whole series. Listen the best, and
I' m sure the rock was two thousand seven, two thousand seven.
Yes, I was reading about that particular model of all that has been evaluated.
It' s the one with the least problems ah and see that they
' re all very good. Look at that one I lasted two years and
changed the oil because I don' t know. You didn' t know
I changed it. I knew she was getting changed. I mean, she
' s hallelujah once once and you know because I know it was two years,
because it was Peter who took care of it when we were married to
do all that to her. And I once called Pedro. I was leaving
my house and it was a descent and I brake and I see that the
bulb of the oil is lit and I call Peter. I call Pedro.
He bequeathed my sight, but this lit my bulb oil only when I went
to an embassy and tells me when it was the last time you changed the
oil, and I was you who changed it from the last time when we
were married. Still pussy to me of the cars and I have had a
pontias that I had gave you pile of mother the problem, but then,
thank God, all are the vehicals that I have had have been niti Yes,
because the cars are damaged, of course, but a cart that you
you weekly on the mechanic horse is a sheath of the Devil. Our friend
Juan al Toro Recio says this way that she is his mother, the Blessed
and dignified woman Doña Maira Morel. Today he is one more year of life
for Doña Maira, born May 1st with reason. She' s a woman
of arms to take and so revolutionary. He was born on worker' s
day. So for Doña Maira Morel, from here zo, in her second
youth, the second adolescence, I say we congratulate her and from here send
her a hug that has a good time and that the cold rain amen good
morning. Item. All the cars are damaged, but the Ford Fire has
the particularity of what drowned him. He sends you for real legal seven fifty
- five. The car you' ve had the most macotea you' ve
found already. I' m the consoler. I had first and sonata,
but of gasolins and that or problems. It ended up crawling like otome the
weight every three and four days of all. I considered myself or,ñora
your sonata, because until the ninety- seven ninety- eight there was a
sonata that brought a misuwich engine that you see was drunk by gasoline. Two
thousand eight ah ok that of the new engines. After that I got into
one why, and that was the trouble. I think I just used it
like three months because the purchase in the face of the pandemic hit the mechanic,
because I fell into a pandemic four months in the workshop. After that,
the year transmitted an otor transmission like the whole radiator, and it may
be the idea I sold it to half of the other. I bought it
you already know the car that you found the most maco than you' ve
ever had. Good morning, good morning. It was good morning, good
morning definitely old man who wants to enjoy the sweet revenge Béndale a fall focu
from two thousand four to two thousand nineteen. No, no, no,
from two thousand, from two thousand two to two thousand ten eleven over there.
In fact, the engine in two thousand two is out there in the
rankings of the worst engines of the last thirty years that have been made then
look at one thing, because if that were it, it was nothing.
Also because you, for example, the palanquitas of Dalia' s, to
the Olympics and you break up. You give other marks and that doesn'
t break. You keep it in your hand, in your hand. Yes,
it' s true, clean and learned. So, hopefully, I
' m really talking about nine and ay ay ay good morning, yeah,
well, now, well. And I had a foll focu two thousand twelve
and I became a drum. Watch Palo. That said module transmitted, module
of abs gave me the light between everything, everything, so he happens also
that gave him a lot of trouble. Good morning, Good morning, Herman
dale Bo Miralta. I' ve spoken to you one that' s had
a lot of vehicles thanks to the lord and my last truck bought it in
my wife. It' s the one that MacOS got the most out of
him, but it' s been the bad mechanics who worked him before,
which is my for for the Ford Ranger two thousand thirteen that I have now
riding in my other vehicle, in the Chiquito, because nothing given all the
old sticks. I have a year with her and it' s not bad
either what she was. The last thing was the one that fucked up my
engine. Now, last week, we have to look for three. We
have to find three hundred on the way. Question, a question because I
touched or colated him without it being told me the Nisamura fifteen friend around here
that it or nightmare. Good morning, the teo tomól catoóslo thousand fifteen,
as the gentleman who I want to hurt said, that I buy someone that
vehicle and laugh it, I love him the day up to five, two
thousand three or any of all worse doubt, I can not go be look
that vehicles that you gave you came out with much more here in the rhythm
of the morning every morning good day, give it neither girls. The two
thousand hear this cart I, my old man, made it easy for me
and I call you old as the month of cart. It' s like
cooking. A lot of it took me to change logari and my love killed
him. Listen to me, it' s the first thing that car did
to me. It was that he met me, I twisted one of my
life and the one that they tell him inside by a small pool of water
that I spent a month was the guachalco, He the gua broke a mardito
screw that that ton and I did not break it no motor, that is
a sweet screw that moves some pulleys. He threw the whole leash out on
me. The water. Ah yes it is the dust I send for in
crane and the one or the assurances of the gua. He didn' t
want to let me go out with the behicle. I had to go into
my safety and everything that sheath gave and lived transmission hears and and and it
was the gas bomb that was damaged and I was voting for gasoline and that
' s why I was consuming it and I put it in ga. That
' s where the devil got me fly. He was wrong and made the
worst decision to gas him. I' m written here by Forrest Kate two
thousand thirteen good day or brother. I was cool like that I saw two
grand that I got old with that house. He damaged my gas pump,
twisted his butt. Once I had to change his bike when he approved the
engine, the mechanic tells me, but the engine has nothing. I don
' t understand. Another mechanic runs it, another place of that specialist.
No one found him. The damn engine never learned, I changed it to
train podium. That fucked everything up. After that he was an older six,
a wonder. But it seems that the mechanic, as he is listening
to Nicholas, he put a time bomb on him because every fortnight he screwed
up an abusive leash. There are mechanics good morning. I get it for
the first time I call. I just want to decide the people who are
thinking about buying their first vehicle, a little bit of switch the most awesome.
We' re gonna love him. Don' t consume that b three
flirt. It consumes absolutely nothing and never in my four years gave me a
sallito. I changed it because the company changed my vehicle. But if I
don' t stay five more years with the size and I can have or
more, give that vehicle that doesn' t give any kind of problem.
The demium goes very well, it' s more than some criticizes than because
it puts you, ace tacita and shoves that car in for a whole day,
pineapple up, pineapple down, then the transmission, which is what it
' s called cbet. Then some people have problems, but you also have
to understand the type of intensive use used by the vehicle. I love myself
well here I bought a ninety- one vibe that I named the abuser.
She stays all over Herrera' s street, this' 90s fucking Cardo.
It' s understandable, since this tired one was tired. That the vines
are of Manu thirty- three years men I believe that already the piece of
blinding appears thirty- three, that is to say a cart of ninety-
one. For you to see the faults is with a pin of a bulb,
a manual and printed. The palpadian bulb five times in a row.
That' s the oxygen sensor. He felt twice, then three times.
Palpa gave four times, five times more. Oh no, that' s
the injectors. Ah no, so not those cars of that time. The
scanners were still at the height of madness the litbos in the morning. You
know that there is an organization called gd POWERS, which makes its list and
evaluation of vehicles. We already closed these topics to leave this year' s
list twenty- four more updated of the worst and best vehicles for this year.
Well, it says Jiddy Power, which is the reliability of vehicles in
the United States. In two thousand twenty- four it shows a decrease in
the levels of reliability of these After three years of ownership. LEPPS ranks first
among which brands for the second most reliable consecutive year, while Toyota leads in
the massive market brand. The main thing is that the two thousand twenty-
four persistent problems of the systems of mass information, well massive of the mass
market, have been hit, because the exodo is a luxury niche. Toyota
' s insidious. It has a lot with a huge model catalog. Lexus
has no more than seven or he' s already got eight models for you.
The point is that increasing problems related to the alerting of driver assistance systems.
The more technology I have, the more vehicle I play. In addition,
electrified vehicles, b e befs and BEFS have more problems than gas vehicles
and hybrids, i e electric cars. According to Gidy Power, they give
owners more trouble than conventional vehicles. The most technological, if the problematic,
if the vehicles, the more technologies have more problems, tend to give good
of all kinds, especially in the part of the TAINN infot technology calls I
Yota Motors Corporation wins most of the awards in segments and gdy Power, which
has a prestige of many decades. Making these types of ratings, the most
improved brands that have improved the most within the evaluations I have done are Porch,
Mercedes, Benz and Toyota. The brand is more reliable than two thousand
twenty- four in order problems for every hundred vehicles the Lexus Toyota bewic in
the four, Chevrolet Mini in the five, that is, the least reliable
ones are this in that order, Porche in the seven plus eight k nine
MLW, in the ten Dosh and in the eleven GIP brother models. In
the most reliable vehicles of the two thousand twenty- four include the Porch sete
eighteen, the Toyota Corola and the Lexus Is the Toyota Kanry, among others.
The most reliable lapsops include the Lexus n X, Chevrolettah, Lexus r
X, Toyota for Ronner, among others. The best rated pickup trucks are
the Force super Uty, the Deyota tundra and the toyota coma and the QAC
donates the full study and more details, as they can search it on the
Internet. It' s like JD Power, which is completely published on the
Internet, of vehicles, of the ten worst vehicles to buy in the twenty
- four thousand. Well, there' s another one, too, there
' s another list for you to guide. These are the new vehicles and
cars you should avoid. The worst edans, vans and subs of two thousand
twenty- four, according to Break Forret magazine they say that in two thousand
twenty- four, starting from ten. The rbian r one t although very
capable as an electric vehicle, lacks features such as Apple Car Play and Android
Auto and its reliability is questionable. The dust x stan Oscar, despite its
elegant design, its reliability and characteristics are comparable to others are not comparable to
two others. Luxury sups can beat me the four- time toyota that I
' ve seen a lot of that here in the country. Although it offers
a comfortable journey, its scope and feature do not meet the expectations of competitive
consumers in the electric subs market. In the seven the for f hundreds fifty
hybrid, although it has an impressive power and versatility, its consability is questionable
due to several problems. At six o' clock, alpha Romeo Tonals says
it has a powerful engine, but its handling and technologies are left behind in
others of its class. In the five, the electric Mini Cooper, even
if it retains the iconic style of the mini and that equipment is accessible for
an id its limited reach is a significant disadvantage In the four, the voice
goes agentas. Despite its fuel efficiency and indoor space, its quality and reliability
is not up to its competitors. In the three, the toyota Mirai offers
impressive design and outstanding performance, but its limited availability of hydrogen stations makes it
impractical for most drivers. In the two is the peaceful hybrid chrysel, which,
although it is a family mini ban, versatile. Its reliability is very
low, especially in the hybrid version. And in the one is the Misoubishi
vistah G four, one of the most economical vehicles, but its inner performance
and reliability are deficient. Your aiba that you have already. There' s
a list. There is a European vehicle that is not mentioned anywhere. No.
The list is quite long. I am now left in the top ten
because in the list appear in low reliability of new vehicles for the two thousand
twenty- four, the Great Cherokil, the chevere le Malibue, the Kadi,
the Quites four Initial Frontier nor his Bichardlandersport nor will be Ance Centra Maserati
four ports, the Nissan Titan also the Kia Soul, the sub Wtsen,
the Nexus LS, the Infinity q x eighty, that of Brangle, the
Jagware E Page and the Mini Country Mand are of the vehicles that also come
out in the break Pharit list. Yes, there it is. We saw
the theme of vehicles with their MacOS gidy power is your list. They can
look for it, they can put it good, put it in English and
don' t complicate or google technology. The most reliable two- hundred-
fifty- fifty- j power carts. Chinese vehicles in technology are fucking yes
Chinese. Only the cheap things there mention us, for example, Chinese rice
is for me there do not exist of the events that have happened in the
world, that have catapulted the charity of life of man and have multiplied by
ten the wealth per thousand The wealth in the world is the industrial revolution.
Oh, yeah, no one can deny that. But with it I also
work working conditions for the workers of exploitation and almost slavery, and they led,
for much of the second half of the nineteenth century, to movements and
struggles that led to these conditions. First, the emergence of the trade union
movement, which initially had as its purpose the humanization of work and then from
there onwards a lot of movements, as they got rid of all this and
that led, therefore, to our having a much more comfortable life today.
He wants, after enjoying a vacation, to pay just for the hours we
work, hours or a certain time, a series of benefits that we get
today. This wouldn' t have happened, but you' ll get one
on the first kick or kick off of all of this. Today is International
Worker' s Day, so the next day. Yes, yes, yes
there in the thousand seven hundred, no, no, it was not in
the two thousand eight hundred. It was in the two thousand eight hundred.
That' s where a thousand seven hundred and sixty ended. It was that
the first revolution began. Oh, yeah, yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Yeah? There' s exactly the end of the first fight. That'
s where it all started and thanks to that. But this day is observed
annually in much of the countries of the world, incredibly where the movement had
much more impact, it is not celebrated by that date, yes, that
is, by the 2nd of September, yes in September. So on this
day, according to the account, it is all here I have to have,
as it says on this side, the origin of the Worker' s
Day. You have to say things as precisely as they are. No thanks
is celebrated every year by this date. The origins of International Labour Day date
back to the labor movement of the late 19th century. In the United States,
the specific date of May 1st was chosen to commemorate a national strike for
an eight- hour working day that began at one thousand eight hundred and eighty
- six. However, this fundamental event culminated in the High Market case in
Chicago, a regrettable incident in which a professional professor turned into violence. The
opposition. The explosion of a bomb resulted in the death of seven police officers
and at least four civilians. This is a fundamental event in the history of
the work day. It' s the High Market affair, which happened in
Chicago in one thousand eight hundred and eighty- six. On May 1st of
that year, workers gathered there in High Market Square to demonstrate peacefully for an
eight- hour working day. However, the violent turnout protest when a bomb
was detonated, which caused casualties, both among police officers and among protesters.
I remember that when he was taught history at the University and the history of
this day, the professor explained to us that the reason the United States decided
to choose another date has to do with this event, this day, how
tragic it was. But International Labour Day has its origins in the commemoration of
the high market issue. Labor Day in Canada, United States is celebrated on
the first Monday in September and not in May. The first of May is
celebrated more than 80 countries, in countries such as India is also celebrated.
So this is the story of International Labour Day, which today is being celebrated.
That' s Work and Worker' s Day. So, to celebrate,
to celebrate Labor Day? Which claim you need, that is, what
improvement your workplace needs. I don' t like it, I like it
anymore I don' t complain anymore. I' m my pension from over
there already playing work day. You' ve already got the thing out of
you. I gave it up. That' s a lot of crap that
started. Let' s go to five, three, one What you need
to improve your work, because imagine that, by the way, clearly unconstitutional
about paternal expansion. The pod is the dad' s or the dad'
s. Yeah, he doesn' t have a good one, yeah,
I mean he' s out there dancing or a license. Good morning,
good morning. In the middle case it would be the portasta car. I
' d like no more modern. Ah, but that depends directly on yourself,
not on your employer. You know, you know, that I worked
somewhere better I do it to history to see it that way, he set
up some sort of union to follow some things. No, gentlemen, ever
since you guys didn' t save me some tablets. Yes, gentlemen,
look at what' s going on now It looks like a union. Gentlemen,
run away from there because you' re gonna do the cousins. Well,
yeah, good morning. Come back to life. I' d make
a seven- to- four shift, because now I work nine- to
- six. I have to grab the cap in the morning and tampon in
the afternoon. What the day dances, you know, that I have had
such a revolutionary mind, as revolutionary as chavista, for example, in this
enterprise. In this company I have always made it easy for one to acquire
being I tempoque work here I am on the right. Not certain things.
You don' t understand me or sochis tante y sinifical. There was a
moment when I didn' t have a vehicle that put it that way from
the vedig things were fine, I mean, no, I' m not,
I' m a guy who doesn' t pass what I want.
I' m just going to grope at me. What I want is fourth.
Yes, hechojonado, me badly bred, spoiled, but here, here,
here, I did not ground my car. Please, or look,
look, how we' re doing. I had good morning, good morning,
everything was my love. How about, like, the cataline? We
need you not to talk. Twenty is with my caper, and that depends
on your job, on your employee, employee. Oh, I had a
time when they gave me fuel here. Okay, well, here, here
I get bust. There was one tick, but each toy try such.
Don' t be late. Try now I' m going to all robes,
try the transition, try late. Good morning, yes or I'
ve already mounted everything. We' re going well, look, I work
a lot on the street and my work took a matter from him and I
need to be called. I excuse Alberto, Don Roberto, please. We
need this kid' s show at noon. We need midday air, because
I don' t have anything to listen to at noon and I' m
not eating good attention. Not the Robertos, too. I need b at
noon. Look, look Roberto, rober Don Roberto, and look now I
also make the favorite, but Roberto, that I am a visionary. Good
morning, right, two little things. Look, I buttoned myself once in
a company because to a meeting I said something I didn' t agree with.
That went well. That meeting on Monday was canceled. Today that company
broke down because of the mismanagement it had administratively. That' s right,
on the one hand. On the other hand, there is a quarterly feeling
that we were given, please, to return it to say that we needed
it. I have experience here at work meetings. I don' t know
if you always agree with everyone. Let' s play it. Yeah,
' cause there' s hooks they tell you about. I can talk.
If I lay a lie on you, what opinion he deserves. They'
re not exact. Roberto Rodriguez is a fairly participatory guy and listens to what
people are the best lynching boss for free good morning. Good morning, what
you see has improved. Hey talking about the corduroy you' re calling now
once they voted for me. So too because I have a meeting. They
gave real numbers. The manager was making it up, and since I was
the one, they' re watching it telegrant and I wanted him to get
rid of me. He didn' t vote for me. Pull it forward.
I' m not going to tar both the disloyal devil. We'
re talking about the day of work, the day of work, what improvement
you need your place of work. Good morning, hello as a worker.
Yeah, I' m on track, Tapia, good catch, ta piens
that' s we go there, look, I need. I need you
to fix the signal a little bit. I' m going to Tapia in
the vega, I' m listening to the station there, I' m
getting a lot of attention. This is what I need to have a better
working environment, because that' s what makes my days happy. Ah that
' s good, how good you are hearing Juan Carlos Vargas, Medrano,
Gabriel Estrella, better acanay Roberto. I think there' s a void out
there, because remember that I have a mountain out there in the province of
Llama Casabito and you have to see what it' s doing to him.
Shadow the signal over there. If you didn' t fuck up, I
can guarantee you that San Pedro soy clarita ah I' ve already had this
very good one, this one that had a tank that gives out there,
between the province of La Vega and Salcedo in this piece there is an empty
pass. Well, with truffles, it' s delicious. Good morning,
well, good morning, good morning. I want to ask my boss that
the location has not been good morning, good morning the workers of the morning.
What I need is to talk to him from Madrid, guys. What
I need socialists to continue to rule in my commasre Yolanda Díaz is raising the
minimum interprofessional wage to 1, 500 euros. Oh, yeah,' cause
you know. I don' t know if you know. If I give
you a study of economics, that socialists are financed with taxpayers' money to
give things to cityism is also not the weight. So, as socialists like
to very much incentivize poverty to have a large mass of Lar client size.
To the extent that the minimum wage is increased, the labour supply is reduced.
Esacto. Then we must not be a genius to understand that under greater
tax and may and more expensive pressure it is to employ people who are less
employable, which has resulted in Spain multiplying by four in the last five years
the number of young people who prefer to go to Portugal, France, England
and other countries in the region to work. And you' ve had to
import a hand from foreign works that you' re willing to work for that.
But it' s the best thing to pay for. It is a
point of their clarity, the law of straining, which is what moves all
people to accept the crumbs of the government and to understand that the one who
succeeds owes something to them. The Government must go as a vigilante, approach
him in his pocket and hand him over to them. I' m a
capitalist. Let' s all, to Joseo, the Joseo totally repeat you
and ready. If I do the vice president crap you have as communists,
do that. What they open up are fewer jobs in Spain, no more.
If you already know Eduardo Santos, how do you talk about that you
knew, how many arrive the President you indicate that they give him a salary.
How four hundred clear cane has the expense of representation and I think it
is three hundred and four hundred it is above three hundred. But I don
' t remember exactly the salary of the Precipa. So to know, public
salusion. That' s the audience, that one, but that' s
not just for a little leave. Well, here most of them worked is
much more than the President exactly and you shouldn' t suwalter them or by
law. No, no, no, exactly, but nothing else with the
bank guy finds out. What happens is that those wages go indexing. And
that and that the problem is that exactly is that that' s the day
here, that is, all Presidents win a different floor The President is going
to win in the four years twenty- three four million pesos. Your split
by forty- eight and he' s gonna give you the president' s
salary. Ah Men, there it is estimated that it is forty- eight
months and said it is passing, the President has donated his salary in these
four years. That' s four hundred and fifty thousand pesos. Originally to
see poblo squeal, put it the albisu one million and peak one million and
peak, yes, but mine, but I find it little for the guy
who has responsibility for the economy of a country and let me tell him that
the salary of the Governor of the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic is not,
not so far from his counterparts in the region of similar countries, that
is, albisu earns the same salary or almost similar to any other governor or
that has a similar position of cone similar to the Dominican Republic. And if
people understood the responsibility of the Governor of the Central Bank, there would be
little what he earns for what he manages and the responsibilities he has. That
' s a salary that doesn' t bother me. It is less disturbing
to me that, for example, the Minister of Public Health pays him ten
thousand dollars, fifteen thousand dollars, because he has the responsibility of managing public
policy around public health. In the country and I don' t know your
activity, where a person who' s going to serve comes from. If
we want to, if we want to be people who are really capable and
have and honest, we owe the offer. It must be active enough for
people with the well- qualified private sector to be willing to serve in the
public sector. Totally, totally. It' s just that I don'
t look bad. It' s just that I think that' s a
mediocre mentality, that people complain because people pay them fair. I don'
t, no, I don' t look bad. No. In fact,
I find myself grumpy because the President should be on the fifteen twenty thousand
dollars a month' s salary. Poor Vina is my opinion, for the
responsibility it entails. But as the mentality is the mediocrity of our society,
they are the same when you, when you are in a private company,
try to capture the best, why and pay you the best or the most
or the most you can. And why then public servants who really serve because
there are public servants are parasites. Why do public servants want to pay you
squid. They are a culture that here Li Inkstalo ba la war and then
complain when they are doing marulla and things like that on the left for ga
Nadin. When Balaguer handed over power, his salary was three thousand five hundred
pesos, and when Leonel increased it to twenty zero, the country wanted to
go headlong. But to keep a people against a thousand who is worth for
the pill, it gave him that they were like three zero in the ninety
- six and three thousand five hundred pesos of a president Yes, and when
they increased it to twenty thousand pesos, twenty thousand pesos of the time here
lasted a week, per de aita crying for as much as possible, that
also what they gave to put the luxury salary. But you' re a
public servant who pays a decent salary. I' ve never earned twenty thousand
pesos. Oh, it' s got to hold me, who' s
on Alberto' s way, and as you know, when I know,
I don' t get over it. But I' ve never earned twenty
thousand pesos of wages. Never no, I do, 20, 000 data.
That' s what you' d like to know. You know,
you know, it comes to me, e g profit once about fifteen to
no more, 20 years ago I was sent the company' s payroll to
the post office. I' m talking about 20 years ago and there I
saw what the world earned you know I did. It' s clear why
you don' t want to. You' d get on, I'
d have some roommates in the bathroom. I' d put you on o
or they' d do it like an excel and send him to the vega.
And it seems that the person who had the responsibility had my mail and
it came out pumme and I wanted another look at the payroll, but I
took advantage of the life and had yes, yes, yes, I had
some compañeros Alberto who were dedicated every month to see the payroll that makes how
much Fulano and I can not live such a life. Or are there people
who like to calculate or have me else if that has me? Don'
t be careful. The job' s getting in He hears the work I
do. I don' t do it for money anymore I' m at
that stage that yes no, the word love is very good, quiet.
I don' t do it because I feel good, but the money doesn
' t anymore. It' s just not important. It' s not
that it' s not important, of course, but it' s not
what moves me anymore I said I was asking you to lock the lid.
Bla I' m going to the tiger stage, but not now, so
then there it is. Which you' d like to know curious facts,
which you' d like to know. We already know how much the President
earns, at least and some Members to you what you would like to know
gives some, but the floor Members, the same, the same to tesparate
what can vary in what they distribute to them and it distributes fusion of the
size of the cyclone that the barrel presents to him that thing. Yeah,
that would be five, three, one, ninety- six fifty, so
that' s what you' d like to know. Good morning, every
day how good you are. Yeah, give Dad a look, I'
d ask to know thirty sides, when you know where they sell drugs and
don' t make people feel like in five, three or one, ninety
- six good, I mean, I want to know when the First Lady
is getting in, whether she' s getting paid or not getting paid something
from the First Age. I' m honored. From this government, she
' s not running that. By decree, they destroyed him and all that
sheath was torn from him in fact, as far as I know, because
I know people who work in the curset use their own vehicle, that is
to say only use that vehicle that they have assigned for very specific issues,
that is a person who has not decided not to be burdened by the public
beyond what it responds to, their security, etc. That' s very
good. It corresponds, it corresponds to you because you are the wife of
the President or the thing that is to say it as they are accurate.
I would like to know the women who go to the gym at noon at
12 o' clock from work and return to work again, they change,
the panticians don' t train well, but good morning jobs. Yeah,
Alberto, I' d like to know if it' s true that senators
or they do that great job like this paraphernalia, so needing and working wake
up I want to know if I' m coming down. I' m
working hard my mind works hard and it' s a job you haven'
t told me enough. I don' t get too much down pile uff
I imagine. There' s a senator who' s six months old who
doesn' t go to the House working, working, and he' s
plowing away in absentia and looking out the street and he' ll win that
he' s the worst. It' s that Good morning, because the
blame is new, the blame is on the people who vote for him to
come out the more. Good morning, what do you want? Good morning,
well, good day to you. Good morning. I would like to
know what the tigers who are throwing drinks at the entertainment sites and for the
bowling bag are doing. Yeah, the bottle looks at the poor people.
That' s why he does it because they' re poor You know they
gave me a carafe drink of those expensive ones And I go to the house,
and I do racata those of tapo, and I didn' t have
the fitter with that, not crucata, no, no, it' s
not clear. That' s what I have from experience that those expensive drinks
do have filters. True it was a bit coconut coconut clos exactly ra.
It doesn' t have to sound vera and besides, the color saw it
as odd, but you drank it never ever hear now I don' t
know bring pc eggs today in the laundry, laundry, wood vicécerlo to me
I so that proof of a clo clo no bro so what do you know
hear how rara rapoque that you want what good morning was by sefi quedas baí
al hilo or no. One question. I' d like to know from
this patrol that these vans are supposedly patrolling on the street that the hospitals have
up the radio on and the cello in their hands. What they' re
watching, not only the lynx are not good morning. Let' s get
the biker out of here, that' s right. I ask for,
like, three or four tongues. Well, what do you want to know?
Good morning, good morning, good morning. I' m interested in
knowing how much the lady' s heritage is with dwarfism that if you give
them a weight, give it back and throw it at your face, it
' s true and that' s it. It' s still there.
I give him nothing to mount, for him to come here when you lynx
them you can. She died of face down satitor. Yeah, you didn
' t avoid him at the parade, so I put in the cie Piruaspiro
is when he was wearing. Oh, nothing more than I believe that or
200. The frame behind the tigers, sometimes you see the mario mouth,
because I am crazy to see it performing its function. So or three years
we do and you what you want to know. Good morning, I would
like to know why they put at the traffic lights when they work, the
traffic lights gin imagine more lighthouse the flames of this your way. That'
s what fills you with the number eleven sema. And you know. Good
morning. Good morning, Hi, I' d like to know how much
the Dominican who won the Nintendo championship over there in Japan won. I'
m your hainamer the screaming shamas, killing, yeah, yeah, a lot
of money. That' s where Alvarez killed me. No, no,
no last name. Mena' s got some money. Saul menas Saul menas
put in money when trifallo and there Pila has won more And there I think
he won the resound that they were calling that sport, I imagine to arrive
sweating his home very tired tongue good morning, Well day, again give it
or I say to him I would like to know what has been of the
life of Elizabel Suárez, the young woman who won the competition of the voice
in Mexico. The last time, the last time she didn' t win
the voice, they arrive at a children' s singing competition that was Isabel
' s show The island scene on micro TV And the last time I heard
about it she was already singing with a band that formed with her brother in
different alexo Chulo restaurants. Yes, it was the last time I had a
very hard, very hard time and I was fixed in a restaurant too that
I was out there in the eastern part, a very nice restaurant. It
was the last time code famous, I' m telling Sama. These are
things that have to go back to television. The last bo days yes,
code Fame Good Hello. I' d like to know that he was in
the Ministry of Labour, waiting for a dispute Well, exercising his constitutional rights,
which was his right and how he educated you. Since Kingsberlee was not
charged with any crime, he was investigated, she went on with her life.
She was simply linked to something that had nothing to do with hers at
the time. Mrs Kingsberly, what she' s doing is that' s
how you' re calling and expressing your opinion freely. She, making use
of the guarantee given to her by the Constitution to be elected from her parents,
who are her fellow citizens, from her circuit, will make the decision
whether to vote for her or not. Your point. She' s singing.
He' s saying that to make you happy. She can' t
stay at home, but she' s charged with nothing and you' re
gonna have a good coffee. The pr eh is cursed, people. She
' s not cursed, devil people who don' t read her damn constitution.
Ah exercising his right. I' m going to aspire to last too.
Good morning. I want to know Good day. I' d like
to know if Tomoko smells like Moko or Nari. Good question. Wow and
yesterday there was a titting at Columbia University in the United States. He hasn
' t seen America for many years. The ship is sinking. It happens
in the U S for decades was the subject of the infiltration of its great
universities and intellectual, cultural, and other circles of ideas that are harmful and
contrary to the values and social foundations that sustained the success and strength that led
that country to become a great power. Today, the enemies of the United
States outside and the enemies inside are reaping what they planted decades ago and have
already several generations of useless who seek to subvert everything and destroy themselves. A
stupid question, but that happens in the great empires pass the countries that settle
too Dominican republic is also on its way to that. You are seeing it
in other countries that have similar economic conditions as the Dominican Republic, where you
see that the most affluent sectors are those that aC in the most absurd ideas
and that go to the detriment of the same society that has cost so much
to previous generations to accommodate and accommodate them. It is incredible that what they
are asking for and defending the things that seem to endanger the stability of the
Dominican Republic are the ones that have to lose the most, one understands.
The problem is that those who have to lose the most don' t lose
so much because they collect what they have, they leave another place and leave
what they have destroyed to those who have no other left than to stay there.
If you don' t look at Venezuela, if you don' t
turn to Cuba, in the year fifty- nine. If you don'
t look wherever you want, those who have the most can luxuries of polyeunism
or narcissism, etcetera. To paint yourself as virtuous and would be to defend
absurd causes, such as the case of this group of students from Columbia University
who are not students. Ninety percent of them are troublemakers who devote themselves to
it all their lives and just take this opportunity. They dress in the fashion
of the moment of defending Palestine. They do not know what the conflict in
Palestine is like that I have provoked, this conflict that if Israel is good,
it is bad, whether it is the victim or the perpetrator. If
they really are defending these people, these people would pay them back the same
way. I do not know if the Americans forget that in the year two
thousand one, when on September 12, in that Palestine, in that Gaza
Strip, for what the inhabitants of that area came out was to celebrate because
the Great Satan, their enemy, had inflicted a severe blow. But today,
and they excuse me, today, even on September 11, for that
litter of young people, that' s something that must have happened on a
holiday, yes, and everything else, but also in the United States has
been totally responsible for that. They took themselves to that situation. Well,
there were scenes of arrests yesterday as NYPD stormed dramatically on Columbias University campus to
drive out anti- Israeli mafias, as headlined in the New York Post.
New York City police stormed the Columbia University campus last Tuesday night, after she
was finally given Green Green birth to overthrow a pro- terrorist mob that illegally
seized an academic building and to clear an Israeli- to- Israeli camp that
stopped life on campus. Hundreds of roadmen fell over the door of the Hights
' morring s campus, shortly after nine o' clock in the evening,
while another group of agents descended over an intifada camp at nearby New York City
' s Cirt College. He continues to say the note in Columbia that the
police put in their sights the historic Hamilton Hall, the building that was taken
by rebel rioters in a drastic escalation of protests that have plagued the campus for
several weeks. But when dozens of emergency service unit agents approached the building,
they were prevented from entering through the door, the main ones being barricaded by
the green mobs. Several protesters seemed undisturbed as they stood at the door with
only one glass panel between them and the officers, while their comrades in the
streets shouted pigs. Then, NYPD brought their mobile ramp system vehicle and dozens
of cops dressed in anti- disturbing gear and handcuffed with flanges, entered the
Hamilton Hall through the second floor window, in a dramatic scene According to officials,
the police used four distractions from writing by that city' s police sub
commissioner hit very hard to distract people to infiltrate the academic building. In total,
about a hundred protesters were handcuffed and transferred in the mass raid. Police
sources said. The aesthetes continued throughout the night. Protests followed and NYPD quickly
moved to the south garden of the campus to evict students protesting in a mini
tent city. The tents and belongings of the protesters who were abandoned. It
was all that was left on Tuesday night' s lawn and they' d
be retired by college. He said the police took about an hour to clear
the Hamilton Hall and handcuff the dozens of occupants. Sources said the dramatic eviction
operation. While earlier Israeli protesters faced violently with police at City College in New
York City. In Harlem, the CAO broke out at public college around 8
: 00 p m, when NYPD intervened to clear an inkyfada camp up last
week. He also says that, in the meantime, the head of the
NYPD announced that the occupants of Hamilton Hollin Columbia would be charged with theft of
that degree, criminal conduct and breaking and entering, while those who camped on
the setped would be charged with breaking and entering and disturbing the public order.
So finally, finally on this sheath, but it' s over here the
end. Okay. Finally, anti- Israeli protesters and former campers planted dozens
of tents on April 17, in solidarity with him, supposedly in solidarity with
the Palestinian people, rapidly turning on what has become a trend in elite universities
in New York City and other states, being students, including the daughter of
representative Ilan Gomar, were arrested and charged with breaking and entering. The next
day, when the school asked the NYPD to expel the protesters from the compound,
Columbia University even imposed suspensions, which would make them unreadable for graduation next
month over the past year, but the crowd returned to just twenty- four
hours from all this. I want to understand wapa if they think they'
re really going to make some change in what' s going on in the
Middle East. That' s like going to forty- two and getting into
a store and seeing what' s on the trend and using it because you
want to belong. They don' t understand, they don' t know
or they just want to exhibit a virtuosity that they don' t have.
That' s the psychology of attitude. Behind that, psychologically speaking they don
' t care. They will notice maybe next year, when the entire university
cycle is delayed for those who have been suspended or those who have been expelled
from college. Have to start over. They' re gonna realize that it
wasn' t worth what they' ve done and he' s got an
equal mess. I' d mediate and he' d match it. That
' s like pretending. They turned off inciding forested by completely occupying him.
They were essentially growing up and that' s very American culture to go out
and exhibit. And I do care, that I' m good, that
we' re the best, and in the end, the problem is still
there. You know I grew up. Daddy never supported any protest, no
strike or anything like that, and he strictly forbade us to do it.
I' ve done you in my older brother' s story that when he
was thirteen he got into a protest and Daddy was furious. Then, like
nothing is solved, act in your own country. But being, then,
nothing. Imagine one thing that' s happening in the Middle East, where
you have no control over anything and you don' t even understand what it
is. It' s happening to put so much good at risk. Well,
gentlemen, everyone with each other is strong in the matter. No.
No, no, New Yul New YORKTD the weirdest. No. No.
No. No, yeah, well, there it is. He thought of
the cyctrella. There was a lot of crying when they saw the la,
I really threw away their videos and I enjoyed them. I enjoyed it so
much why. Because they are stupid, as some idiots call it, useful
that they let themselves be used, they let themselves be brainwashed, they start
to defend causes that they don' t understand and that their participation in protests
is of no use to anything or serves for absolutely nothing other than what they
create sterilely, which is a sterile idea that they are making some change in
the world, they are contributing to doing something for the world. It'
s either a lie or be fooled, just like the bunch of assholes who
here went to the flag square in February of the year two thousand and twenty,
who thought they were building the best country. And Bullshit, you guys
all contributed to helping win an election party, and that party keeps the same
status and status as the Dominican Republic you were protesting for. In fact,
in this electoral cycle he is doing worse than the Pelee did in that electoral
cycle. So what changed nothing, what improved absolutely nothing. What good gunpoint
and useful idiots did they all think they were saving the world from democracy.
What democracy if democracy was never in danger. In fact, democracy was put
at risk by those of you who served as a spearhead. So hey we
get the candidate deputy for the number one psychoplition from the national district that now
that I' m taking out calculus, the only thing that comes with interviews,
which are the one from the national district of the two. Here no
one comes all the others. Yeah, not everybody else' s boy.
Robert Martinez of the People' s Force is here with us. Welcome to
the morning rhymes You go. Four years ago, when you aspired to rule.
Yeah, two, how was welcome Robert, how are you? Listen
to the question. All right, thank God, very happy, very ugly
I gave him the family, how you are, excellent. So many boys.
He' s got two, I' m two, mate, the
sea' s got ten already, right, and the biggest and he'
s not nine. Nine, nine, nine, but you kiss. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, I' m a young man, but rovert ros
a precocious kid Yeah, me for that season and I' m a year
and a half old, but two years old. He just turned two.
But you or, my God, there' s that goal too. I
mean, really. What' s up? What' s up? The
experience in the district, in the chapter hall of the national district looks at
a very rewarding experience for me, because I was able to carry out every
one of my proposals, I was able to learn from how consensus works,
because in the end it is almost the same as in the Chamber of Deputies.
Of course, there are thirty- seven councillors, one hundred and ninety
of us legislated in municipal matters, but I got a representation because what hit
me the most was that people didn' t know I was making a ruler.
People didn' t know what our functions were. And well and from
there I could achieve, for example, that the secondment number two and three,
that although it does not belong to my demarcation, we were able to
achieve the creation of the land use ordinance that they did not have before was
because for thirty fifty years they never had to be at the discretion of a
director of urban planning that said here five floors are built, here, two,
here, three and there was no planning, because this city, unfortunately,
developed in bar Sea to what the developers and builders wanted and so developed
the city. There was no urban planning and that for me was very much
an achievement, very important. I proposed the issue of animal shelters. I
could not develop it because the space was not found, but I did manage
to develop dozens of days of sterilization and animal vaccination my proposal of the hearing
of your community, I managed to create more than twelve meetings of neighbors.
I spoke for two years of my block, co- authored more than seventeen
municipal resolutions I mean, I' m really very happy because I got a
participation and construction with citizens to legislate on municipal matters and achieve important representation and
control. That one from the Neighborhood Board also works in constituency two, not
just novel one with the order. What happens is that maybe it' s
just like the deputies you represent your demarcation. However, when you develop a
bill, that will have an impact perhaps at the national level. It'
s the same when you' re on the Council. Most of my initiatives
are for me to demarcate. But, as I know and was part of
that ethical planning commission, a mess leaves next door together at number two where
she lives and knowingly vigor day. Now I' m going to help him
and, well, I' m telling you, for example, many neighbors
and it was a commission over there from Isabel Villas, facing a disapprove that
has used justice Professors Yes, yes, no, no, and I met
several times with the groups of the Neighbors Board, although it did not belong
to me, but I believe that when there is one does justice in a
sector where that person has everyone, as they say, a scourge, then
good. But I do see that I' m sure that about four or
five months ago he was able to settle or new neighborhood meeting and well,
and there he now had. But there has to be an accompaniment from the
Authority, because I think at this time, as well as municipal material.
Likewise for law enforcement, we need the Authority to play is a role because
my sector, for example, that I was the creator of Naco' s
neighboring board that you didn' t have. You can' t imagine the
amount of huge business. For example, a future called League Appark receives a
thousand people without a single park and without land use. That has to be
closed with a building around it. Bars No, no, no, but
I' m not telling you bars that don' t have adjacent residential areas
without any kind of land use. I think this city needs order. I
support entrepreneurship, but I support entrepreneurship with order. I mean, I bet
a city that we have peace, that we have peace, but that over
all ordinances can be monitored, but that above all we can have order and
peace, which is what we need. Pron It gives the other thing that
a people are twenty- five years old in one place or have their business,
they build a tora to the black of the tower. They want the
guy in the business to leave. No, no, no, that'
s another thing. I' m thinking of you, for example, two
businesses that are about a year and a half, that is, already made
up of networks. But I' ve also seen complaints from business people I
know the owners are friends of mine. Twenty- five years. Ah what
they did the full tower, then the full tower. One wants you to
be lazy that you' re twenty- five years old. First of all,
they or their permissions to the sheath lith, not to make a protest
in the business from the neighbors of the tower, so let' s not.
No. He also wants to keep a business and have a totally soto,
and that' s the fault. As you say, lack of planning.
It' s an oxy moment, because if you' re going to
give a builder permission to build a tower, you have to know what'
s in the environment. Also that there are zones that are of use mix
if here the ordinances are not retroactive, that is in the end, for
example, if we approve I tell you the seconds number two and three,
that is to regulate the future, that is to say if in that part
six levels were not allowed. To give you an example. Now you'
re gonna derail a business or you' re gonna bar a building. Not
as you regulate is for the future. Unfortunately, some things are getting a
little late because we needed urban planning of the city. A few days ago
you were making news because you saw yourself in the middle of a dispute.
So it' s a subject that I won the account that they took it
from you, that a ruling from the High Electoral Tribunal. For those who
don' t understand what happened. That' s where you could explain what
happened. Like the song' s with apple. And then, if you
' ve given me a little time, I want to talk about my proposal,
which has gone to a hundred half and talked about it, but it
' s important that people know that look. My party decided that it would
be the method of polls for the election of its candidates. Then, in
October the first survey in which I was left was developed or already evacuated.
Secondly, we competed for four seats. Then, two compañeros challenge that poll
because they were not measured and the Party Justice Commission, on proof of challenge,
makes a resolution and issues another poll in which I again, which is
a second place, was serving for four places. If he' s finished
and I' m a candidate and he' s already gone, I'
m an official candidate. When I' m going to deliver my documents in
November, it' s that I find out when I' m going to
deliver it that I' m not on the list of candidates. Yeah,
so I say no, but it has to be a mistake. No.
No, no. What happens is that a third survey was conducted here and
why, and the deadline set by law is the last Sunday of October.
So, when that second survey is conducted, I' m sorry the third
survey that I didn' t know was not solved. Well, I challenged
the party' s Electoral Justice Commission to give me an answer, because it
had no reason to be. I received no reply, and in the end,
what was decided was to go to an impartial body so that no imposition
could be seen. And, well, I had to go to court that
I tell you is not easy, my brother, I lasted three months in
court on this issue and because with the sole intention of serving. But I
want to see the following, that when I embrace a cause, I really
have to embrace it and for me it is a demonstration for the electorate as
well, that when I embrace something, I really do it to my best
not let go. That you' re going to have a retaliation from the
party people. They' re gonna get you out You' re gonna get
you Hey, they can get me out of wherever they want. There is
a large group and a party that defends and is committed to meritocracy and that
is committed to justice. And no matter what it takes, I embraced a
cause of service and I do not represent only Robert Martínez, but a group
of people and young people and women who have accompanied me for years and that
is why I am always going to work to defend what I believe and,
above all, justice And, also, with that same character and with that
and with that same interest, I want to go to the House of Deputies
that there what is needed, that many are a commigraphian seal of executive power
that only raise their hand for themselves and amen, and there it needs to
be a real counterweight. So, there in the High Electoral Tribunal, we
got a case win and our candidacy was restored. I' ve been working
since October, which shuts me down. You' re a candidate and I
' m betting that there certainly can be. It' s justice and that
' s how we got it good and you don' t have to see
anything. All then are going to throw it away because you' re in
the middle of a titting sentence that says remove Fulano from a parentage and there
' s a confusion and it' s said because there are two things.
There' s the gender quota plus yours Look. There was one I'
d say that an iridescent interpretation of the sentencing device. He didn' t
take out partners there. There he took out a single partner and was excluded.
He went to Rafael Paz, because he did not go to the internal
process and there, logically, he already had an acquired right those who went
to compete today, who have until seven o' clock in the night to
make a political decision. But it was said that he pulled out that line,
that he pulled out and that the entire ballot was broken by force.
Not there, the ballot was equal to. The only person who joined was
Rafael Paso ah Ok or Seaseline Méndez, Margarita Katiuska are still candidates for the
first day. What happens is that the Tribunal did what it did was that
it ordered the ballot to be reorganized and said good. The fourth position is
for the President' s most valued woman. Not who that show was,
not she was always there. It' s getting normal. If you stay
in fifth position it' s a reserve for ally who can put margarita and
women' s reserves. The sixth position is katiuk It' s all the
same, so let' s go with your proposals. You passed the congressional
council and what you bring to the electorate of the number one clique as political
proposals to take into account the nineteenth day, the day of logistics. Look
at my mother' s logic Look at me. What I think you know
is that human follow- up doesn' t have one. It also has
a great advantage that although one, I do daily politics in all the sweeps
and I have done it for these four years, but also you have a
group of people and everyone, because people are going to be surprised in the
neighborhoods too people listen propoeta brother I tell you from heart. People also bet
and vote for the one they know, because for four years people have kept
me constant in the territory. I' ve never been out of there,
and that' s what people value. And part of what I want to
bring to the Chamber of Deputies is a representation to be a productive legislator,
because now too, for me the most important thing of all is to be
a prosecutor. Several bills that I want to evacuate, but I also do
the cervity, as I said yesterday in a program. I have a list
of bills and I have strong convictions. You may ask me anything, because
I believe that the Penal Code, for example, has not been proven by
political demagogy, because there are candidates and parliamentarians who do not say what their
position is, because they think more in moments of lessons than what people really
care about looks. I have a bill called the Blue Alert Bill. This
came out when I don' t know if you remember the Wonder Franco case,
the mess that I said I heard there the Public Prosecutor' s Office
acts very quickly when they are sound cases. However, I think we already
took a big step with the approval of marriage, with the production of child
marriage, but what about pregnancies, in teenage girls, with the father or
the one responsible for it in the end that goes unpunished because in many cases
because an agreement is reached with the family. And I think this project what
I want to have is that in all maternity hospitals and public hospitals. There
is a point in the Public Prosecutor' s Office so that this hospital has
to notify the Public Prosecutor' s Office of the birth of that baby of
a minor so that it can look for the responsible one, who was the
father, because a minor is an adult in the person not logically, if
it is an adult, because a girl of twelve thirteen years of age does
not have the capacity to consent, then the law does not give it to
her not properly. Then where, in the end, what I understand is
that you have to chase that father who unfortunately abused that younger age, because
in that it is an abuse. A 12- 13- year- old
girl or perfect. So you have to chase him. And that' s
why I think there' s got to be points from the Public Prosecutor'
s Office. There is a bill that hit me a lot that I did,
because I think situations touch you and in my life, my son,
who is two years old, had a disease, a diagnosis, is called
cano sinostosis, a rare disease. That' s from one hundred zero that
' s what I explain quickly, that the gizzard closes prematurely before the theorists
up, and that makes the brain unable to grow normally and your head grows
like a ball. There were hardly any specialists here to deal with this.
I had a chance to leave the country to deal with this, because that
' s opera. T has only four months here in an almost fatal operation,
there was cabrillo, twelve hours, a disaster. So I have a
bill called the Rare Diseases Bill, because I think that right now we need
diagnostic centers for rare diseases, because they are diseases that do not have a
definite diagnosis, so that we can include a budget and public health item for
treatment and to afford these diseases and, at the same time, develop international
cooperation programs to be able to afford abroad. One important thing is that two
out of five Dominicans who said that in the two thousand twenty was a pre
pandemic. One in five Dominicans has some mental condition disorder. And I am
going to push for the mental health law to have a resolution for a public
psychiatric hospital, which is necessary in this country for mental health issues to be
covered by social security, that is, that the air can be covered in
basic services all that has to do with mental health. But I also bet
my generation here the pandemic left it to all lithium. No, but I
tell you any mental condition represents the bankruptcy of a family and I think that
in health insurance they have to cover directly between pandemic, marijuana and other drugs
from countries filling up crazy for all parents. Not the truth two thirds do,
but what we' re talking about is a serious problem that we'
re not yet seeing the impact this is going to have socially. We'
re still gonna keep laughing at the jokes, the freaking legalizes the hand after
not my several in the stands. That was the twenty- five- year
- old xophrenic tince on the street and become a slogan, and that'
s why I think, and that' s why I think that in all
primary care centers there have to be psychologists for their diagnosis, for their referencing,
because we' re already moving from the time when the issue of mental
health was a taboo. We have to go through this now This is already
a reality that we are facing. But we need the tools to be able
to alleviate a situation like this, because we took a big step, for
example, with the creation of the law of autism disorder. That' s
why it' s a condition, but it' s not even a lack
of regulation. There goes the regulations for the application of this law, because
I' m back. We need legislators who are productive. I may not
overwhelm you, but I' ve prepared myself. I' m going with
projects. I want to prepare for the amendment of the entrepreneurship law. I
am of what I am going to bet for the elimination of the advance,
but I am going much further for the reduction of the tax burden. I
tell everything they hear. The next quarter is one of the most important quadrennials
for the Dominican Republic, because I am convinced that fiscal reform is going to
be discussed. And here what has been done so far are tax parks.
And if you bet that the PRM that I do not believe it and I
am convinced that I do not have a majority that tax reform, I know
that it will come, to continue, to continue, to confront and to
the detriment of the middle class, which today is the one that carries the
whole tax issue in this country. I, therefore, firmly believe that we
have to have legislators who can see all these concessions and fiscal sessions that we
have today, which must be reviewed, because they are years old and we
cannot carry the middle class any longer. That is why I believe in an
amendment to the education law, to the entrepreneurship law, to the promotion of
my first job. But I am prepared for youth, for culture, for
the environment, but especially for the bills I have. But the first thing
and what I always do every day and make the commitment. My brother,
you know what it' s like to be a prosecutor and to be a
real counterweight to the executive. Robert Martinez, candidate for deputy for constituency number
one, which seems to be the only thing that goes to the media My
God of the National District, by the strength of the people, to which
we have heard some of his proposals, his experience, the passage through the
Chapter Hall of the National District. And if Robert also wants to get the
voters and those who don' t know you, then these last few minutes,
they' re yours. Thank you very much here in the rhythm or
the morning look not I exort you that I can also follow in all my
networks. Robert Martinez. Ah there we share also for beautiful. Uh,
well, attention to women. A lowlife man in front has married but doesn
' t look at you or Juan lets him take care of it. I
' m married. I' m giving the ring now. I' m
married, I' m married. You' re married, but you can
look at that. Nothing. You can see what you can' t eat
is for you' re not happy, happily married, happily married. Well,
I' ve been meeting you for over ten years, you look the
same, you keep at least a camera or I' m phenono, but
I' m happily married. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey. I want it. I' m talking about physical
appearance. That' s right, I' m not talking about your relationship
with your wife. I mean the physical presence that you have always maintained and
sea have alive, they have well and when you do and every day what
you are passionate about and besides, I say that that also rejuvenates that,
but, well, politics is exciting. It' s too high. Your
voice laughs, but not only do I fear that you will still love her
after four years, it means that you feel a lot of hand. And
with what happened to me now, Brother, they tried to strip me of
a candidacy and I' m still here, although I' m one of
those who thought or still thinks that somehow you' re going to have to
swim countercurrent and give a lot of arm and I' m not telling you
to discourage you. No, it' s not that I behave to him
people who may have your attitude. Those are things that challenge him and motivate
him more. This is me the candidacy of the people. I never when
I won as a ruler in October in elementary school and I don' t
even love my dad and my mom, who are stars, but they'
re dedicated to every employee. I don' t have a political family.
In October, Robert told me that you will not take a hundred votes and
that you voted for me. Then, as in February, Robert, who
you meet, I stayed among the boaters, because here we wish you luck
and you won and I won and I came here pron you turn and you
didn' t come back. No, no, no, it' s
just that the truth is taken care of, or that' s what took
your time coughing four years, the pandemic. No. No, no,
no. I want to hear what we' re going to do. I
want you and I to make the commitment that I want to come here again
if always, because this is a space that and I also tell you the
truth and it is serious I think that now I am going to do a
journey because the media that invite me have invited me all for this topic,
but maybe for the topic of proposal and to know what one was doing,
nobody invited you. Then I also tell the media to invite me in the
process of this deputation. The thing is, you' re going to be
a widow these days. I also go to life these days alive then,
right, thank you. Then I tell you that I am going to come
back a lot, but invite me and tell people that, like me,
I have fought for this candidacy. I have one of the most powerful political
structures. But I want this candidacy to be people' s, because I
have always guaranteed that I will not be the one who will change everything,
but I will be a voice in which people can be proud to represent it
that I will use that curul to truly be a counterweight to the executive power,
but also be a productive legislator, because I know the animosity people have
against politicians when you ask them. I' m the one who doesn'
t do anything. But there is a new generation to be young, in
case for me alone it is not a merit, but there is a new
generation with strong ideas and convictions that are like the ones I think I have
to go to the Chamber of Deputies, so that anyone who votes for this
candidacy is proud to have a voice that goes against all these unnecessary loans,
that goes against laws such as that of the deny but that above all,
can read all the projects so that it can be productive. But above all,
no one represents what he does not know and I know my constituency and
my people very well and that is why I am going to legislate in the
House to improve the quality of life of each of them. Well, then,
we thank you, Robert, for stopping by the apple beat. Invite
me back, Alberto. We' re going to invite you again, but
you can have the elections or before the elections, I don' t lose
because the only thing that the message is that I tell people to vote for
those who have proposals, but with those who aren' t going to be
a commigraph seal, but those who, when they embrace a cause, really
open it up And you' re going to see that, even though they
' re giving themselves up against the current, I practice that the strength of
the people is much greater than those who want to impose and who don'
t believe the Maritocracy nine thirty three minutes. Thank you to the candidate for
deputy for the Cicurito that same one from the national district, Robert Martinez,
former councilor. He served four years as the leader of the same constituency from
twenty to twenty- four and well, now he walks the street in the
middle seeking the favor of his voters to validate him as his representatives in the
Chamber of Deputies. We thank you, Roberts. We want success and we
really hope that if everything is given as planned and planned, we will have
you here again as many times as you require. Thank you, berth that
you followed we wish you the best and health for you the family amen.
Thank you very much, Pite Basquet. There are the questions, the questions
of life. There are horns that come out expensive, very expensive. Then
we have spoken of the horns by all, for all twenty years believe me
for all three years of horn. Yeah, I think that somehow, even
if we don' t love it, we' ve contributed to the erosion
of the family and the home deposit. There' s no way, hey,
there' s no way there' s anything that' s left of
us. But people always remember that we are part of evolution and, as
Roberto says in his workshop, today there are new people who are listening to
you and you don' t know that we have spoken every day and in
a new listener. That' s right, and you' re dying,
too, exactly. The only thing that this program has the great feature that
our listeners have aged with us. Yeah, most of them all on day
zero are there. Thank you so much for that. Look many times we
this one when we decide to have a relationship that isn' t the official
one that they say when you get married until death, don' t separate
or that kind of thing has to be married. We don' t think
it' s time to stick a horn. We always think about the physical
part. I didn' t pass one thing, not that kind of thing,
and we don' t think about the consequence that that brings. And
so, when you' re in the mess that you realize and you'
re saying, you see the past and I do love my wife, then
we' re going to talk about what I lost by a horn, what
I lost by a government, by a little pod that goes not a little
thing. That' s right, when he gets here and doesn' t
tell me about my horn. And, for example, when you pay horn,
it' s that you realize the log of woman, that you have
to fuck more than devil in your house. But that day you paid,
when you told shit. But I think that' s one of the mistakes
that you make a lot of the man who after sticking the vadic horn with
a love where the woman and the woman say what she wants the woman doesn
' t leave herself for a sane. Mmm. Never. Never. Not
good morning You know I lost by a big horn. I' ve had
three women. All three of them have hit me with rope and it'
s been the trunk of women, an act in New York. Another one
' s here living in brave, in small times and he' s already
fine, he' s got his space. Trent three you attach me when
you don' t believe and women, there' s good morning. There
' s two men to grade you. Good morning. Good morning. Good
morning, my lover, because he realized I was married. Now step on
a question and you love your mom and dad. If you have children,
you also love your children. To what, different from each other, why
you can love woman at the same time you can not, no, no,
you can not, it can be given, but different love can be.
You can' t want me. I think you can take them.
I want by nature. We are polygamists, we are precise how many women
can be created for other reasons. We became monogamous. You can, but
monogamy goes against human nature itself. Not to understand it means not to understand
it, obviously, not to do it. That one. That, that,
that' s the most absurd sheath. Okay, if nature made us
polygamous, then we' re going to make polygamous and we' re going
to give everything that moves. So, my love, wait for me,
take me on the side, don' t take it so literal. Not
what I' m saying can happen to you that you fall in love or
you' re attracted to someone else, but if you don' t accept
another fact as well, that hard falling in love for a couple of months
and you let that sheath pass, if you get crazy, if I get
the trap, that' s where if you caught my love, my emotional
intelligence doesn' t fail me. That you leave give Nintendo in the first
man the magic there that you go, you go a little thing, pretty
pink well, févere you tasted it feí goes and they go said ma que
king khan, that they give you a chin of that that is in your
house. Hey, they give you a shit about that and they tell you.
Oh no one ever sees me done. For example, foot exacte.
There are more, there are images that are not romantic. For example,
look at a good image, it doesn' t look like a honeycomb to
eat. Hahahahahahajay five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty.
Oh, what I lost because of a horn. Look what you want.
I tell you it was you you can love three, four or five love
you for that and love. I have it reserved for the family. For
example, here we put a lot of video of the tipa is called Hildage
Yara Nilda and Ara Biglio. She says something instead is in particular that you
said Peter the mother. I have it reserved for the family. Wanting your
mistress comes from wanting. I want to break one arm, that' s
want, I want the other break another. I want to have you in
four That' s what I want. They programmed one to one sheath the
sheath and explained I love my children, e g I love my brothers,
I talk to my mom that kind of thing, but to my mom I
don' t want part of an arm and I do not appear in tigers
either. Now you understand why, why understanding evolutionary processes is important. Stop
it, oh for a teacher. But of course because that because when we
were more irrational beings to the mother you broke your arm when you were already
biologically in condition that, but it made you understand those species that that practice
was against natural. The result all the special children the result exactly the result,
and that carries good. There are type genes that have written on those
same subjects and there are animal species that do not cross between them and there
are others that if they do so, for example, farts do not have
to see or have heat, fire with all past fear, all die fear,
mom utto, have it or vega wawa when we were irrational beings.
Many scientists have explained that it has been through the evolutionary process and the proof
of error pro error that we have been building a series of behaviors that seek
to preserve the same species, that is, nature, has led us to
self- regulation. So the subject of polygamy versus monogamy has to do with
exactly that. There is a book that explains it and here we read it
a couple of years ago, which is the method that explains why women have
more proclivity to be more faithful than men. And even today you do studies.
Studies are done and it shows ogation that we see women as the devil
hitting the street. They don' t take half a mile of men.
Not yet, not yet. For the same reason, because it is an
evolutionary process that led her to not mix with other males for the preservation of
the life of her offspring. And how perfect the time is. This is
explained by the method and other types have also studied it and explained it Today,
although there is still a lot to be done in a lot of society
there is a lot of this place, men are seeing horns in women,
as something already here within a certain social group. It' s accepted.
A woman used to pay for it and it was you. The discredit is
the variable. So that' s how we hit you when you die.
Hey, listen to what they say. Eye. You have to see Nilda
Chiara Biglio' s full interview so that later you don' t do it,
as one told me once blaming me that his relationship went into crisis because
he took the woman a threesome ago. Oh, but my love can'
t. I' ll give you the other one, I' ll teach
the woman look I pressured her to do it. Then. It' s
my fault, I mean, that your brain has a more limited number of
neurons than the usually non- functional cerreris is, that if you don'
t know your daughter, your push to your wife, does something she doesn
' t want and after the broad feels weird because she betrayed herself and doesn
' t feel comfortable. With you the guilt of e, Alberto Varga and
the rhythms of the morning that you talk about wheat and what is clear and
I, when I heard a guy who told his story with his wife.
I pushed him to do that that guilt you and you too must be sea
no guilt, no responsibility, no guilt. I' m not gonna give
up my freedom to talk, because some asshole doesn' t know what I
' m saying. So you guys didn' t know that exactly knows me
here if there' s something we' ve always said since I' ve
been right about another river. The woman, the woman, the stable couple,
the couple that you have stable your wife or if you are gay,
light or men who sleep with men, it doesn' t matter if your
partner isn' t ready to live that experience don' t force that and
less with the couple. It has felt us with the person that you sleep
and you live your sexuality and your intimacy and that gives you, it gives
you an enema for when you have fever and sheath, it puts a suppository
roo the cremita we have of that one. Madam, it is not to
make wheat unless you, as a couple, have instituted such practices within your
relationship. There are clear signs that yes no and you can also talk about
it, because if there is a couple that has a lot of openness,
I know some couples that my God I, Jesus father, loved heard what
Nilda says and we will leave the subject but don' t throw my ass
at me least because of you my marriage so crisis is your fault that you
read little. Come on we' re polygamists by nature, by nature they
' re a bisexual polygamists. Oh, boy, but, well, I
mean, you don' t have to be scared. The truth is that
man is not just cello is more. Biology is a small part of human
behavior. It' s based on biology, but it determines culture. We
' re not talking about men and women at any time here. We'
re talking about a couple, a couple like that, a couple where a
good relationship is concluded for both of us. Polygamy under the fatal traditional model
is bad. There are people who ay. Let' s not open the
couples, we' re in the buido or go to the couple and bon
breaks everything. Why, why is it based on a type of bond that
does not contemplate that possibility. It' s not feasible. The belief system
of romantic love totally excludes that possibility. When it works, and it does
work, and it can work really well, and I have a lot of
examples of people who might want to tell me their stuff. When it falls
into the concept of love and the concept of couple relationship, then it is
possible. But under this conventional model look it' s not hard that he
' s between two or add more people it' s true to me you
earn more people. I really am I' m in trouble. Imagine a
third, but ufff I was so shocked. Ta van I' m 15
years old. I' ve got it It' s what I said I
turned fifteen. The singleness we closed with Gadriana Alberto. You know that first
of all. I wanted to have a dream. Listen to me if you
untangle it, I dreamt he hears well with a choir of eighty- nine
and three sonatas and it was trouble, problem on one side, and quiet
life on the other look. I was with nothing more and nothing less than
Thomás d Joe in the corollary of eighty- nine. At all times we
park a place where the three sonatas were and we were moving romo with a
group of people who have a good time with Fuñi and the caraji is starting
to throw gasoline. All of a sudden, the corolla takes fire and you
know, I reperperperperperperperper who got armed because one with that tretufa that tanked you
with gauze and I ran out and got scared. I was worthy to untangle
my gut what they read on the twenty- nine, for the crown of
eighty- nine two hundred and twenty- eight put forty- eight, which
is your age. Look at my brother, you' re crazy. Gak
' s tank had deploted three sonatas. They didn' t make money because
I got up to train. It was the fire or that sixty- nine.
Then I want you to tell me. I was having a conversation with
a friend and it seems like a common complaint that when you travel with your
partners you always pass like a mess, like there' s always like a
lawsuit. What was that lawsuit? Yeah, that you had with your partner
on the last trip. You know what is the first problem that generates lawsuits
in the couple making very long trips when the couple is not known enough.
Too long a trip is not done with a couple who have little time to
last many days with the same person takes you the tiredness because it was what
happened here in the pandemic. You rattling with people you saw for a few
hours one day for another you wanted to meet her, but you see there
were people who realized that their partner was pig in the pandemic, in the
serious pandemic. Yeah, I have my rules. I' ll give you
a hundred bucks, don' t fuck with me, and I' ll
buy you a little boy making a ligart dollar. You see why you'
re tired of grappling with all the problems you' ve had and for now
with your partner. When you travel and you get one of those problems and
you say well, here we go back to the same thing. But when
you discover something you still haven' t discovered because you haven' t spent
enough time with that person and you have to consecutively, today the day after,
Pa, Pa, Pa, sleeping in the same room. The hotel.
Look at my brother. It' s not easy. Good morning and
be prior to that give him your invitation, I invite her to play.
Good morning, good or good. Good morning, hello, good morning Hi,
love I' ll tell you. I went to Colombia with my partner.
There' s a brucus of friends. I was the one who planned
everything because I didn' t want to try to go through what happened for
a bitch. I am cut off my love. I didn' t say
anything. There' s forgiveness. You listen to me, no, you
don' t listen at all. All right, I' m branded.
We love each other. Good morning, hello. Good morning. There'
s no last lawsuit on the trip. In December I tell my wife we
' re going to the car giln. Don' t shut the car.
Sister, I had to rent the car with two hundred dollars, and you
always do what he tells you. Your exact instinct. Don' t consult
what you have to do and dot she' ll hook you up what was
that last lawsuit, than the lawsuit you had on the last trip. Good
morning. Okay, good morning, guys. Once I was traveling from Santiago
to Punta Cana with my wife. Yeah, you know I see chavez or
you drive a little fast or you entertain yourself and you don' t realize.
He stopped me an amet and that' s where I started posing my
fight in front of the table. No, I told you this was going
so fast that all your red the first one that told me look at you,
sir Go away, which is your biggest problem. He' s going
next to you He really had a good morning. Yeah, because there are
attitudes, too. Master believe that husbands are their children and you see that
it is reprimanded in reprimand reliability is also a very wrong attitude. Good morning,
good morning. Okay. Something similar happened to me in the light of
the corduroy he called now good. It was just on the weekend and we
' re going to Puerto Plata and I have a half- hot foot.
So that was a lawsuit. When I passed the toll of the Santiago ring,
I lowered it and let it kick no. But that' s not
like your world. No, no, I don' t know you if
you leave Miraa and there' s a ticket, they go back. Don
' t pull my love. All this way, no, you, you
didn' t carry, you don' t ride and you send her,
because a first in Santiago. If you wait here for me, I'
m going to buy something. I come now, I come, now he
' s talking about a suitcase, so I have to pull out a rubber
that' s there later, when you' re not in your house Ah,
close up in the house, Owner in the house. You don'
t see by subway, gentlemen, inmate executives, and you don' t
catch an ounce of abuse. I mean, that' s not just abuse.
Of course you do, let yourself vote. Of course it' s
not abuse, because you have. You' re also killing me psychologically with
a perorata since we pulled the piece off a good madman' s side,
because apart from, good morning, Albert, good morning. Hey, I
go out with my wife in the vehicle and I eat a soot every now
and then,' cause that' s normal. Oh, but it was
the most vehicle, because this is gonna blow me off. Alberto, thank
God she' s had a vehicle and she' s hit him. How
grateful that brother Bethia, not my brother nine and fifty- eight rhythm of
the morning. Making ninety said Adriana. Ask this now that in the rhythm
of the morning, what was that lawsuit you had on the last trip with
your partner Guerre well, before you forgot last night I dreamt about my friend
Victor Hidalgo. I hope you' re having a good time. Dr Héctor
Hidalgo, a dontologist for the best and the softest hands they' ll touch.
Your mouth turned forty- five years old last twenty- eight, with
your son, Mr Aldo. It should be noted that Aldo and Estela are
named after two brands. I don' t know if Evelin and her mother,
the mother of the children and Estela like her, obviously Estela, because
her father had a time, especially when the girl was in the process of
birth, where we drank stela every day, and I think in honor of
that, the doctor gave her this. So for both Hidalgo and his son
Aldo, who turned out the past year, on the last twenty- eight,
I forgot yesterday to congratulate the program' s returns. I want to
extend from here to a congratulations that scoundrel of ontology. But unconditional friend and
a man or authority, it' s tremendous, uh, because he doesn
' t give you the bad news. He always has a good face to
you, you have to take out twenty- five teeth and put on a
sheath plate there, but he tells you willingly that you see it as a
small problem. He' s a very good doctor, excellent, professional,
but as a friend that guy is the pod. So for him happiness with
all the affection of the world, to one of the best souls human beings
I have ever known in my life, a noble being, Cabron Congratulations that
buy many more years. Good morning, Bora, good morning, well the
last trip I put on. I got it right, heavy we' re
getting wet real fast. Okay, fine. It stops him driving, no,
but you manage, you mean to bad was you hey there' s
only one guide or you drive a little bit of or it doesn' t,
because that' s also a mistake. You make it clear the imprudence
is that you have to, but you tell some people you' re handling
how to handle it. Break concentration. Don' t do this not until
the sheath. I' ll see around here I' ll take care of
a sheath, there' s a flank when I' m not seeing it,
look at that vanca that comes in there Anything like that. But that
' s so much that it' s recriminating and that' s not how
it' s handled and that the white stripe isn' t stepped on and
it' s not overstepped. So you look like a crazy looking brother,
you get out of concentration where we ended up all killed. That' s
why I have three rules in my car that are not violated. You don
' t think about how I drive, don' t mess with my radios
or my air conditioning. You want to drive, I buy a car.
You want to play music, I buy a car, you want to have
the air like you want to buy a car and you don' t know
that I don' t get in like nobody drives his vehicle, how to
put the music you put and the air how it puts it. I resolved
because my ex- partner was driving in a very reckless way, especially on
the road. What I decided was that I would put the seat down and
play his docu could do something, not see to see what I was doing
to him. Good morning. Well, yeah, yeah, or you touched
me pretty well Look how you know you said a very important point. Right
now about the couple you don' t share. Not often. I have
you friends, we are very well financially, but very well, but share
little. And when I' ve gone out with them several times, I
' ve seen as if there was no argument at all because they don'
t know how to share. Yeah, that' s a problem that people
living together in a house make them meet and see and together doesn' t
make you drive with a person at all, for nothing every day together,
I don' t necessarily know that I know you from those people who spend
from 8: 00 a m to 5: 00 p m at work.
Get in the house. Speaked Vaina the example of the tipa of the trumpet
and the flower. There was exactly five years of relationship left and one day
she didn' t know. Looks like the guy was happy inside in confidence
and went into Trompa and Holkala, but he found his fucking crazy. He
also met her that day. The toena of her was a crazy sana pussy.
He hit him in the head with a vase that bathed him in his
blood. He gave him a point and took him to the family Take care
of his crazy little pig. Yeah, but it' s true. I
mean, I' ve seen it clear because you' ve had so many
people know so many times and you' ve spent so many days, sometimes
you define a week with a couple who have little married time, who have
little courtship time and you spend a weekend and you start to notice that people
who really don' t know each other, or people who have a relationship
where the kind of relationship they have doesn' t allow them to meet them
or accept certain kinds of attitudes and behaviors. Exactly I went on a trip
once, a weekend that I said if this situation does, that I'
m leaving tomorrow, even if it' s on foot I' m going
to be cursed at you. Yeah, the whole weekend, a fucking fight
and for everything, a fucking brat and I don' t understand, I
don' t understand you and I don' t understand you anymore. The
reason for my singleness has not been my past experiences, but the experience of
my friends. When I saw a friend cheating on her boyfriend with a gun,
I had to tell her that I' m not going to have a
relationship for this at all. No, no, no, no, it
' s not that if it' s me that a relationship has to be
clear, it has conflicts, of arguments, problems, but it' s
not going to be that for me it' s going to be that we
have thanks to life, thanks to my damn life. No. No.
No. Don' t you? Don' t you? No, no,
no, hey, or someone else who wanted to kill himself. No,
I know a mad sacu. Hey, I was this. No.
No, I' m fine like this, I took a vote on this
libato. I' m Salie 15 years ago You fuck me a crazy group.
Imagine a trip to Dubai. Ah, by the way, they saw
that we' re going to Dubai on Holy Week two thousand twenty- five,
a trip, a trip to Europe. You know the divorces I know
that something has come on a trip and you said it bion and I feel
wow oh pussy everyone won' t get two of the flight. It'
s the days that pass you mine and I could and you won' t
see or my love. I' m on vacation. Of course I'
m going to see all the damn day and I must tell women to stop
that habit, to treat husbands like they are their children, to forbid them
to tell them that it' s not going to be to drive in life,
to mess with their tastes. Of course, we have to negotiate,
but I see that sheath in bad taste. Maybe there' s a husband
who ties you to the wife like his daughters. But the same and worse
still to criticize him in front of people who do not sleep with you in
the terrible room ahead of the sons and in front of him, do not
even depend on the daughters. No, no, no, you tell them
to look, you don' t drink that sheath that you decriminate them.
That' s big of these. It' s no problem, but you
do it in front of a stranger who didn' t cut you or leather
on him Don' t do it. There' s an hour I'
m voting for the tip, but I was going to give him 25 pesos
that still cleans Italy here, and she was missing out on me giving money
to that guy, that virus wiper. I over 100 that' s why
I call you that' s what you want the money? Yeah, but
whose money is it? Yours or get in my pocket. That' s
it. If you want it to work, we don' t understand each
other. It' s someone else' s money, he doesn' t
understand us anymore Yeah, exactly bye good. Nothing. Take care of yourselves,
eh, adriana See you tomorrow. Yeah, take care of yourselves.
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