You' re our radio, well, we' re already on Radio Grado. I just forgot to make saint You watch we' re already here today, but I don' t know why I' m talking. I welcome dear Efra Baby, the headline today is supposedly the one you would tell you
to say welcome girls, how accurate you are. Lupito Martinez. Good afternoon, Good thank you all, Thank you for inviting me, thank you for being here, Melito, Chora, the Doctor, friend, good night, hello, thank you so much for having me with enormous pleasure to be with you on your show, my dear Efra Baby APO program one more goal,
one more coup. Listen to those who are asking in the chat room that if this program is instead of with all peace, because it is not with all peace that it is that it did not give me time a huge apology to make the cover, sorry. It' s been a tired, agitated day, but I' ll put on the cover soon enough. But what issues we have today, efra Babe in your program, because we are going to talk to her about Dana Paola, who already regretted having been a malinchist
and already loves Mexico. Not me, not even Mexico. This one we ' re going to talk about Bad Bonny, who turned down a picture of Bat Bonny who' s planning no people to tell him, and I don ' t want one with you from my sophia Rivera Torres Chicas that already miccha sailing confronted her what, uh, what I didn' t see he hears it should be commented. Yes, we have to comment. And finally, Mires' poncho who says fat people don' t succeed No. No. No, no? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don
' t you? No, everybody go, please, making the list of people who are overweight or fat or obese, who are triumphant. I have two, but right now, we' ll talk about it later. Which one we' re going to start with, Efradavi, because we' re going to start with Dana Paola, who interviewed her and said she' s tired, about getting them out of context. But aside, look, look, I like the pabla very much in particular. I think she' s a very talented girl, she sings very well, she dances, very well,
she' s very talented. But when you cast ahead, I, when I was in Spain, took my country into my heart and soul. But when you are there, they ask you Mexico or Spain, and you do Spain, because there is already something that is not having so much logic, because that to be one thing. I think you could say I love Mexico and I call Spain more fifty divided, no, but she hasn' t handled it that way. And they say we' re very yellowish and we' ve put you at this crossroads of making you look like a evil
- looking star. But I don' t think so. You guys think girl look, I think I don' t agree with you, I think not usually celebrities, when they' re wrong, the first thing they do is the media' s fault, it' s the press' fault, it' s that you distort and don' t. Here it was very clear and it is and it is very valid. It' s if you
prefer Spain than Mexico. It' s very valid now because it also holds people telling you that, well, not malicious, but good because it sells homelands, because or whatever they tell you, but it recognizes that the people of Mexico are not going to like it now. I think Dana Paola should have this speech before. She should have been able to answer master equally to the two homelands. In both countries I have triumphed. I' ve adopted
Spain with my second part, something because the big ones do that. Rafael does. Rafael says Spain and I say Mexico, my second homeland, they do it and they thank the country that receives them without denying theirs. It is that these are, as they are, diplomatic qualities that develop through time
and experience. But don' t forget that Danna Paola has a long career, despite having started very young, because she already has a long time of experience and I would expect her to have a good team of advisors, a good support team to orient her with those questions that are quite obvious, don ' t shine. It' s very common for them to ask you that when you' ve worked in several countries and where you like it best and what you prefer. You have to have a speech, a gun speech,
an armed speech. But it is also true that sometimes the real feeling of people emerges and I do not know how much Dana Paola has felt perhaps more supported or recognized elsewhere than here, because that is also a reality. We were talking about it yesterday when we were talking about Eiza González. Not like she says she sometimes doesn' t feel that the affection she has for Mexico
is reciprocal towards her, because that' s also a reality. That' s tris that sometimes we Mexicans are a little bit cruel Or because I don ' t know if very critical of our neighbors who succeed in that yes, that part. I don' t get it, but, well, I do think Dana was wrong. I don' t think you' re contextualized what she said. Indeed, you must have a prepared speech if we are to work abroad. Look, Heisa González has it very clear, very clear
and many have it very clear. As much as I learn from Lucia Mengs, Veronica Cassa, who never got into these rolls. And Iza said it more about the cop because it looks like it does hurt them that they won ' t want it is not so much about me, that is, she ' s not right about this one. Then I believe that when he comes from the heart, because what he did said did come from his soul and Dana Paola. Lately, Dana stops answering with the broad I love your music.
But if you keep thinking with the broad, you' re going to keep going you' re going to keep going wrong, that is, breathe and slowly answer later as the stiff slowly, my dear Dana answers them slowly, because if you' re not going to, you' re going to keep going wrong. And well, girls in another order, to go what else, what more choice than the chofis Rivera Torres, as the one who
rebuked the mizza and told her so hears not with the girl. No, no, Abela told him very today nothing won and very walking, very successful
Adela. I don' t know about you, I suddenly get a little exasperated, I don' t like it, but suddenly I don' t like a few things, but this thing that he did I loved because the way he said he hears it, but you mess with a person who already has this more callus, who already knows how to answer that this light is already more in the pay so that we are in the same fight and that we already see because we are more than these good ones in fact, we
are all the same and then Sophia answers him very upset, very angry, with a body language that said that he was but completely untied, that is, with a I' m going to incorporate him that we don' t have to be whole marifers to give more account that he wanted to stop the interview, because it is that, that is, he got up and got up like I already want to go and said because if she made fun of her, because from this place we make a joke and make fun of her.
I think you know what' s going on with all the people, who is the bugle, who lack their humility. Yeah, and a rest that I spent, okay, okay, just water it and right now. I' m going to say one thing that I was interpreted as I said to clarify, because if you have to be humble, you have to be humble and say me, we watered it wrong. We didn' t have to talk about a star, millas, let alone talk about his body, his face, his face and everything they did, because they finished it.
But she, well worthily, said she was very calm. With what he said he basically didn' t retract. She said she understands the joke was wrong, but no, because I saw her very uncomfortable. And the truth is that a little disappointing, because I yesterday that we talked about the subject, told them I don' t understand that I suffered Ribera Torres as a woman, until to another woman that is it happened to me that he told
terrible. That' s what he said to Adela, that is, you run a feminist speech for women, and suddenly you attack this girl who' s also new in the middle. You know what' s worrying and right now, you' re going to tell us your Dr Amel, here what ' s worrying is that Sofia Ribera Torres doesn' t even recognize what she did wrong, just as Lucía Mendez doesn' t recognize and says why I look bad after all the queens? Why do they see you map? Because we saw you perform. No, I mean, you can' t recognize
here that you did something wrong either. It' s justified, it' s justified, it' s justified Look, I' d say what I ' d say. And, by the way, one thing that sometimes few people have mentioned to us here in the whole peace programmes is that I think it is not very clear to them why, on certain occasions Lupita Frayn and I say to myself I think I think, I consider it as if we
were saying a question of washing hands. No, what happens is that since we don' t have the absolute certainty of anything, because we don' t live in anyone' s mind and we don' t have the skillet by the handle on any subject that competes with other people, because one talks
about their perceptions. No And then, from that point of view, because one has to say it seems to me that I think and such because imagine how terrible to say this It is so, because I say it And then, not from that look, it seems to me that the problem we have here is to want by force and happens very often to us in all peace.
Well, not so often in terms of peace, that we confuse what is an opinion with an accurate judgment, we confuse what is, because a joke with a mockery that is not the same thing and, above all, we confuse what a person can say from his self, from himself. Not to me this does not affect me so much and from there take it to make something very big, totote that can become violent. That' s what you just don' t understand. That' s why yesterday on the show
I also set the example that I liked it very much. Like Laura Boso said, I know I have this mummy face. I tell you my surgeon what to do, but she' s telling you. One can pick up the note and say Laura Vozo said this ha ha ha, and we also said aside from the kind of work that makes many of us not like whatever it is. And another thing is to take that element and say, as she already said, let' s bother now, let' s do the fight. Now I get out of there and exactly and teach myself. That
' s what you don' t want to understand or recognize. That' s the big deal, and then this woman suffocates what she did with Adela. That' s just what she said first. She said yes first, but it' s not like anyone who says it. I think, for example, of someone who' s talked about his we' re going to think. For example, Angelica vale Dale herself spoke of her weight. She said what she did. They want to believe him, they don' t want to believe him, or he' s a poor woman. She shares
her experience and should not have been otherwise. Okay, and from there on from what she said, let' s start telling her things and offenses or jokes of very bad taste and very heavy, just because she put in the public eye a condition of hers. It' s not right, then wanting to mix everything up and want to hold on to whatever it is to do what you want. I feel like there' s no father and if I say hello, my Pauline of honor. Thank you. Yeah, yeah, we' re reading it here too. Hey, he' s having a
great time. Good girls. Look. Today is the first day I came to the truth. I got so tired. I' m tired. We barely ate after we didn' t eat breakfast. So good, but we ' re done. Yeah, we' ll talk to you later with details where we are and what we' re doing. Yeah, right now, in the meantime, don' t listen. I need, I need as I need to do a faith of mistakes to see tell us, because everyone came out of context, not in the channel says history had made or the
archetypes of each of us. No. Then they already told me that the naco did, and I answered that I was worth a hat and so on I said to myself nothing of what they tell me. It hurts me because I studied in public school. Yeah, at a school next to Santa Julia, which is a red area that' s super violent, the place the kids drugged the Union, because that was a form of punishment for three and moms. Then then I had to learn to be bully because I was bullied.
Or I was bowling then so that something that they tell me hurts me. It' s going to be very difficult. I never said the people in public school were naca. I didn' t say anything they told me was gonna hurt me. That' s because then I' m allowed to go not pathetic anymore. I' ve already been told a lot of things, and what you tell me hurts. And not because I never said public school people are anything. What I said was that it didn' t hurt me because I had it from a life story. I do, do I
understand you? I do? Te? I understood Then you expect me to be left with the leader and I read him. What happens is that then you vary things or accommodate them in a way that I know but we don ' t understand what they are perfect, perfect of course. I want to welcome the comments. Okay, cho, we' ve already left it there. It says here, it says oaks. He says, gentlemen, with
all peace. You communicators, don' t spread hatred. Think more, don' t judge, as the doctor says, because we' re not playing what we seek opinion walk in your lunches doctors as I hope, they ' re also good, well, they' re good father, but it ' s very nice. Here too confess that they went with the doctor to be there. We went dark with doctor nin Chura. As they say, don' t notice that it' s a good thing you' re doing
this. Who was it that we didn' t judge? Not that really yes, it is difficult to discern what is an opinion of a judgment. And the truth is, it' s a very thin line that sometimes does seem to erase. And when it is erased, I hope, I hope, that we will have the opportunity to realize it in a timely manner and correct the way, because, of course, we are all human and we
are wrong. But the reality is that that' s the problem that if you give an opinion, then you can assume it as a judgment and sometimes there are people who judge and say what they think and so on and everyone who will defend their place. Here we are talking specifically in this case that you raised in your efra Baby program is the interview that Sofia does is Rivera true, yes, it is about the apology that you give to light mijares
and then how it explains why you made those jokes. So our opinion, that like all opinions, it can be accepted or not by anyone, because that is why it is an opinion, is that it lacked sensitivity, it lacked let' s say delicacy and that the justification that is used to make such jokes is that she said it first. And not necessarily that she says it first. It undercuts the fact that then it is already done as an excess of jokes and jokes and jokes about a subject. That' s it,
and that' s it. Not there. Thank you so much, Blanca Nelli and Elizondo. Thank you so much. I don' t have enough light in here You' re gonna be able to do it. For the first time bring him closer to the light, no, no, I don' t know there to the light so lift it up, turn not lower hands, lower the alone, you can go down, because this one I could send them hearts. So that would be the subject of perception.
And, of course, it is also clear to us that there will be anyone who agrees and there will still be those who say that we are judging and criticizing and, well, that they are opinions exactly, exactly, and then we are going with bad Bonn and that lately it is not doing so well that we already commented that it did not fill, no longer full that no. But then it turns out that Mr Marx Marc Cuban, who is the owner of the NBA dallas, because they were there taking some pictures and
Mr East who is sixty- five years old. He took it photo next to Bad Bonny and went viral that' s his son, who has to be about twelve years old and tells him that you want to take a picture with the bad rabbit and the kid made a face not like for dad, please, Dad, please, control yourself I want it how about, uh and you guys think that what' s already right for me, Look, you know that' s Mira. I don' t know whether or not
they like a singer or not. What I celebrate about this boy, this teenager, this boy, this young man is that he has the ability to decide for himself at best, his friends love Bad Bonny, but he doesn ' t stop and he doesn' t want to. And it' s okay that you don' t get carried away by this tide and by this super guaw that everyone wants to be there, because no, he doesn' t want and period and it' s very valid and it' s another proof that you don' t, because many like it, everyone likes it.
No. And no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Then it is very quiet this and because all the good I saw was bad bon and poor, because if lately it is not filling anything, it is not doing very well. And I hope you already call it cha Comps Eacy goose
so says the Easy Comps saying and it does come easy. It' s going easy you hear not even this if I want to say it, because since Tuesday it was the final of the most live dredge that still not good, they sold it, but it' s not yet on YouTube. Free for all audiences. This one was found courteous and Wendy was cheap. So everyone said what' s going to happen, not that it' s going
to burn Troy. And the one is that Wendy had said, because there were artists and celebrities and that braininess, because it shone by itself, did not have to have talent and the artist could not shine so much, but because it created, generated, transmitted an emotion and that from that place,
because we were going to see who was who. Then, with the novelty that they meet and Wendy guevara, who then say that here I am with her and that I am very hard, because I do not put on the skin for humility, the humility that had good rod to say I wanted to
put to fight with Lola. I respect Mrs Cortes very much. She' s right in her comment and as close as ever and Lunica Cortés also smiling very quietly well when she gets the things from who knows and you' re humble and you know the place you wendy knows she' s a celebrity. Sure, she knows it and it' s valid and it' s valid and it' s fine. And I' m glad you didn' t fight how smart both of you, how brilliant both of you, a kiss to both of you and it' s already the end of the biggest case
tell me good. I think I think I think Lola Cortés is a very intelligent woman, not only that she has a great experience, we already know it in the middle of not only musical theater, which is what is most recognized, and of course that is where she has made a great career, but she has also been in many projects, she has been a lot of reality, she has been a driver, a programmer, a contest holder and
so on. And of course she is a woman of experience, of course she is a woman who knows her career not only in the histrionic part, but also in the media part. Then I think she knows how to handle herself very well and make these criticisms that will often raise ampula and that is surely the purpose that is pursued in certain spaces and that also keep it in
force. On the other hand, I have always said that I like Wendy Guevara very much, that I recognize the charism that has to make me very aware of her life story, that she has shared in many interviews and did so also in the house of celebrities, while I say that she would benefit greatly from having a preparation in some area of the show she would like to dedicate herself to, whether it be driving, acting or whatever, because there is no doubt that she does need to be prepared to be able to take
advantage of that natural talent of communicating that she has and empathize with people. But I do believe here, Ephraim Lupita, that so is a merit of production as well. I have always said that when things get out of hand or things here, it also has a lot to do with production. These programs, like the one you' re talking about the dredge, are not spontaneous generation programs. They' re not random, they' re not gonna see what happens. I mean, everything is really programmed in some way,
designed in some way. And I would rather not like to tend to think strongly that there was a production team that did very well mark the line of how this meeting was going to be and that both personalities adjusted to that model and so, that is, intelligent intelligent, they are intelligent and that is why it worked, because if you throw them like this, nothing more to the lift, because I don' t know what can happen then, and
also to think to the two arrived in prudent and good father, because how nice. But I think it' s a little naive. I mean, I think it has something to do with a production issue, too. I think this show is pretty cool. I don' t know if you' ve seen him maybe a little more than you think about it, but I think it has a lot to do with that. No, yes, not
measured. The truth is that the dredge is totally exactitoh measured, measured, medium to everything that gives this and now that they were the most, more than ever and I think you are right, that is, I didn' t provoke the cracked gossip, No, because even when anahí Maca in the last final had also had some tensioning issue. They were not allowed to take everything and, on the contrary, peace came out alive, not girls,
as it should be. Listen to this man, who is a genius, of this man, who is a you the poncho genius of Nigris dino I know to talk about him poncho and nigris, for that poncho of me good forgiveness or himself ending the subject. Hey, if you don' t tell me already as if we' re done with the subject. If you don ' t tell me and no, yeah, yeah, yeah, go on eight pardons or not. No. Do not put chis that did it once more, because he is a brilliant man, He is a man who always
has something to contribute. And so he highlighted the controversy because he said that a person who is overweight cannot be successful and textual. He said one thing is to have money and another would be sick. If you' re fat, it doesn' t go hand in hand with a lifestyle, you have to be in every area. He said well, said the entrepreneur, the entrepreneur in other words, they put him an entrepreneur and put him a Hors entrepreneur who has the Ay pastry shops for which the others are mails. No
man, nothing more about propaganda. Well, your company is marketing or advertising
for pastry shops. So say, for Mira would have to define her this man what it' s called Nigris poncho which means triumph, because for me a person who goes out to fight with his family and talk about things about his family, because it doesn' t seem like a successful person to me the truth, whether it' s you or to walk with the tigress with a decadent actress and steal her money and exploit it, because no, I don' t think they really triumph or one but I make fun of a
business that was first than his with the desire to promote his own, because it is not very successful either. And I already know some people who fail to understand this kind of comparison and response to a statement that he publishes, you are going to say you are doing the same, because now you are
criticizing, poncho to go and attack. No. We are not talking about this inaccurate and inaccurate statement where he says that he cannot consider a person successful because of a feature of his physiognomy, which may have to do with many factors, which Ephraim has illustrated to us on many occasions, not of all kinds, from those who are metabolic to those who have to do with genetic,
psychological and other issues. So to judge as success or not only from there, for it is a rather precarious opinion, I think, and it is the opinion that we are pointing out exactly, of course. But also, this man of Nigris who really, he considers himself a triumphant, which brings me great tenderness. He forgets that people like Guillermo del Toro have overweight
and obesity, that people like Agustín Cartes have over weight and obesity. Great people in the world have obesity and if they are true geniuses or are very talented and exhilarating people and it does not depend on how many kilos you weigh. This non- extraordinary actress costs me a little bit of work. Your name says so, but his name is Gaburni, not Gaburi pre gabury ah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah? Yeah, yeah, she'
s an Oscar winner who' s forty- one years old today. For this very famous Preshus film, they remember clear jer and gold like Ppreshus, which was a very famous hashtag and which continues to triumph, continues to triumph, continues to act very much. And she' s a successful woman who says she' s very happy with her life and with her person. And everyone who mentioned lupita then, well, frankly, it' s a pretty, pretty partial and very absurd opinion outside the exact place. Here they put
Gabes and live for soon. Ah didn' t win the oscar. It was nominated ah, of course, but it' s diego. Rivera Gaby It' s ok Israel dainations has or it' s not very hard to be sorry. This girl nominated for the Oscar Award for Best Actress and the Independent Spirit Award for Best Actress also and continues to work. And Luis de Alba. There are many celebrities who have triumphed or I mean, nothing else
has happened. It has nothing to do with his talent. It is terrible that what is terrible is not overweight, as he refers to an evil thing that cannot be a successful one. What is really serious is that this character from Nigris has followers who believe him, who believe him. I' ll
tell you something. I think what we have to fight against every day is the stigmatization that has caused us so much trouble, because while the first person who has failed to romanticize overweight obesity, it is me and I think I have had the backlash of my colleagues. In fact, it was what brought me to light that theme that we didn' t romanticize obesity and overweight.
And just as I dare say that you don' t have to be overweight with obesity, you can' t stigmatize overweight and obesity either, because while overprice and obesity aren' t right, they' re not a healthy thing or a behavior that we' re going to applaud and celebrate. There are many questions why a person can be overweight and obese and from that place, you can' t point out a person, because what he' s trying to say is that a person with overweight obesity doesn' t have a three
hundred and sixty to be absolutely happy. And I' m gonna shoot them and hit them. And I' m going to tell you one thing. I think we all, because it happens to me we are, we feel
deeply successful in one thing and, perhaps, in another. Not so exact is the thought that a person has everything or it' s the best and maybe someone has it, but from there you have to live it, feel it and perceive it as super successful, because that would tell me about a person who is proud, of a person who no longer has goals, that is, because it is also if poncho says that he is already very successful,
because he doesn' t speak. I' m going to say a tremendous thing about a person to some mediocre degree, because already if you think you' re already him all mine and that you achieved everything, because where your ambition is, where your desire to do more things remains. And I tell my patients all the time in consultation, don' t let overweight or obesity turn. They' re the only thing you see, because at the time it seems like you' re putting up a pretext not to run away
from the game of life. And you say I can' t look pretty, because I' m fat. I can' t be happy because I ' m gola. I don' t have root because I' m fat. And if silly people like this gentleman were to say a granny and then scold me. And if silly people, like poncho in ngres that you have other followers, come out to say that stigmatizes and that' s where people with overpass and obesity, instead of empowering them to get what they want, lose weight at best or if it' s a metabolic problem that can'
t lose weight. Say good with this body I' m going to have to follow the whole life and do the best I can. What is there is Mr stigmatize them and then all people say ay the fat, ay is that he' s lazy, ay is that he doesn' t want to do the diet ay and you, what do you know that is costing him his life. You understand being overweight because you have a metabolic problem, why you have a problem maybe emotional is eating besides, you, what do you
know who you are to criticize someone for their body. It' s just that and hit it with the body. I already drop girls you know. I think here, besides, I would have this program a little bit more to the bottom to think about what a person means when he talks about success, someone can' t succeed. If you' re overweight, someone can ' t succeed. If he had to divorce someone, I can' t have him not succeed if he hasn' t made a lot of money.
I don' t know, because the measure of success isn' t one and it' s not standard for all people and, above all, it doesn' t mean success that the person or his or her life is perfect.
A person can have success and problems. For example, notice, who was very successful, because I think of this very famous ay I forgot the name that died of Khanny, Steve Jobs, Steve Joses, a very successful person, but that did not prevent him from having a terrible disease that even with all the money in the world and all the resources that he could use to care for himself in the best way, snatching him from life and not for that he was less successful. Then we have to get out of there,
too. Ephraim Lupita, it' s not if you' re successful. Everything has to be perfect. Your body you speak not you, because no one is that success is something very relative and has a lot to do with the level of expectations that each one has, with the values that each one has. There are people we' re never going to know because they ' re not going to be famous, but they' re hugely successful, for example, because they' ve created beautiful families, because they' ve
both moved on. That' s success. It does not have to be success synonymous with fame and much less perfection, so that a person can be successful and, at the same time have some difficulty, as any human being has, either with his weight, with some aspect of his emotional states, with his way of relating to others. Will But is it economic success, or is it academic success or media success? It' s also very relative. Therefore, you cannot measure everyone with the same rod. That' s
pretty clear. I play it well, of course. Ephraim, you know it' s desperate, desperate and malicious to see how a decaying society allows characters, because it' s more, it can be a horrible thing. The Sofia Rivera thing and the bugle thing, well, they' ve got their flashes of bright and bright right now. It was a slip and suffocated instead of fixing it already being humble and being tossed and I was wrong, did nothing. But the emigre chicken thing is one after another after another.
And I don' t really understand that this character has so many followers and that at a time when they say that we' re Crystal and that others are so permissive to him, to say these kinds of phrases and that nobody would say anything, because there are people who say things less serious than this
that he said and they already have it canceled. Sure. Then I put a lot of pressure because I think the stigma of overweight in two thousand twenty - four, where we have a country with an epidemic, with an epidemic of overprice, of obesity, because they' re going to be angry with me again. But since we' re nimos, it doesn' t matter, because the basic basket doesn' t give for people to eat more than
a pancake and a soda. What I tell them is true, that is, from this place, from your privilege that you have yourself for the gim to eat five times a day, because, unfortunately, and do not get angry. We' re at a time when in Mexico, at least eat healthy. Yeah, it' s an exact privilege and the truth is, the p- hea, the protein. How expensive it is is expensive, so why do you turn out to say that is not bad, very bad
and very sad. And we' re going to keep reflecting on who we follow girls, because I can' t understand that exactly who we follow, who ours are, who our examples are exactly. If we talk about epidemics, then that epidemic is also recorded, documented and very serious, because it costs a lot. It doesn' t cost a lot of money, it costs a lot of resources, it costs a lot of work absenteeism, it costs deaths, families that are broken by the complications that come from this epidemic.
But we also have other epidemics, epidemics of bad education, yes, and epidemics of lack of consciousness, epidema of ignorance, and that should also be attacked at a given moment, and not from criticism and from judgment,
but from action, from support and from the view of. What a way we can contribute to improving those aspects that make us so retrograde and that keep us poor in thought, ignorant and still leading certain communities that, for strange reasons, are going to believe things as ridiculous as those that are saying.
You are exactly and, moreover, a subject that concerns you very much emfradb You also want me to, the issue of overweight stigmatization becomes so painful to me because exactly since I' ve been on this topic more in psychonutrition, you don' t know how much I give people that the whole world points to you for having a slice, is that we can' t go on like this. We really can' t go on like this and encourage it.
And let this lord come out from his privilege. I insist because we ' re at a time when you don' t get angry, but eat protein. In Mexico it' s becoming a luxury, that is, not because you' re going to fight time, of course, of course. The other day she noticed a friend and I told her how we' re going to go to the states of the republic and say people eat meat,
because my soul hurts, that is. And don' t get angry, don' t get angry, I mean, it' s good that we here have the solvency to do it, but we' re not the bulk of the population. Indeed, and don' t say or, why does that refer me to Gordura, don' t say thick? You said the bulk of the population. I no longer say goodbye to them, because today it is already said hear history, already time to say goodbye, because I
the exact history. I blessed them my story, because I already took over to see no more, I got on a plane and it' s all over to see. If I' m back in girls, he sells them some little parks, they came by fubier a few little tanks, told them my a little game like catanga de Cristo fainting minito, boys came to them. Sounds good, yeah, yeah, look, I' m falling very true, but good. Hey, thanks, you' re blind and you ' re firing the show. I' ll give you your cortinilla. Girls,
I love you. Non ge. There' s nothing, no, no, no, no, thank you so much for two. Thanks to all of these, thank you for your likes. Thank you chickmenten and share many. Thank you very much. B