00:07
Hey. Ok. That's right.
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00, no, I can do that.
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it is as you just saw.
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But welcome back to IB.
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I am Alejandro. I'm Jenny.
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It's weird. But anyways,
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we have a great show for you today as always,
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you know. Do you have AT&T no,
00:30
brother. I have T Mobile.
00:32
Because one of the stories is actually AT&T service was down.
00:37
starring Biden's dog opinions,
00:40
student loans update. Oh Snap.
00:43
Well, we're jumping into National Margarita Day,
00:46
which was this week and bilingual personalities.
00:55
Yeah, I, I had in the past so that'd be
00:57
good, Acne Hacks and Gen Z Sling,
01:00
dude swag. Is that still Gen Z?
01:04
I can't keep up no more guys.
01:06
We're gonna get coached.
01:07
Yeah, it's gonna be a great show guys.
01:10
Well, fam, let's get into it.
01:16
Can you hear me now?
01:20
They probably can't because they have AT&T oh,
01:25
if you guys haven't heard AT&T S Network went down for many
01:29
of its customers across the United States Thursday morning leaving customers unable
01:35
to place calls, text or access.
01:38
The internet AT&T claimed that the outer is due to a software
01:42
update but the company affirmed to the customers that it wasn't due
01:48
to a cyber attack or any kind of hacks as people were
01:51
you know, speculating.
01:52
Well, this is only the beginning.
01:55
I think this was a trial run.
01:57
And will the internet or power be next?
02:00
Well, it's like that movie on Netflix.
02:02
Was it leave the world behind?
02:04
Like, were they completely disconnected?
02:08
there's movies about it and AT&T completely went down.
02:10
Wasn't there like an outage on Amazon,
02:12
like couple like last year where like nothing was usable?
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Oh my God. You know who the real losers were during
02:23
this whole outage arts and our mom,
02:27
they love to send those good morning messages.
02:28
They're probably freaking out like whatsapp.
02:30
No, I can't send those like teddy bear saying good morning
02:37
my brother, I don't know about you but you know what
02:40
sister? Let's have a moment of silence for all those chain
02:42
messages that didn't make it and we're back.
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But look, I don't have AT&T,
02:51
I have T Mobile because for that reason,
02:53
right? Shout out AT&T not really.
02:58
I would call and Karen out and be like,
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hey, I couldn't call,
03:01
I couldn't send my whatsapp messages in the morning to my Miko
03:03
that in it. In California.
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I need a free month of direct TV.
03:10
Is that what they have now?
03:10
Direct TV? I don't have AT&T I just said it because
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of the show, but I actually have T Mobile,
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but we'll give you another chance.
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But tell us the truth.
03:20
What really happened to AT&T a TN technical difficulties?
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Enough of that outage.
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Let's get out of here.
03:28
Next story. Did you ever have a dog that just didn't
03:32
listen? Well, President Biden's pup appears to be one of
03:38
those dogs. We don't even got a pup.
03:41
I've seen pictures of that.
03:49
so according to a newly released secret service emails,
03:53
they've been planning on how to keep people safe from this dog
03:55
because it's getting that bad commander,
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the dog bit secret service agents about 24 times,
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which is more than previously disclosed.
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So I guess the emails aren't really working well.
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Homeboy can't read first of all,
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but I don't know if the trainers maybe just,
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aren't relaying the message to the dog.
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Bill? Dude? He looks like he's gonna take us,
04:25
you know what? Maybe there's something there because like this dog
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has been trained pretty well.
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They don't take him to Petco to get trained.
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They took him to some very top tier secret service training academy
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and 24 times. I think maybe he knows something that we
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don't. Who is he biting?
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That is true. Biting.
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Biden because you get it bit biting and biting.
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bi bit in biting biting.
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So, he's only been secret service agents.
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What does he know that we don't?
04:58
He smells sketchy shit going on?
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like that dog, you know what they say about dogs?
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Do dogs are the biggest cheese muscles and this dude has found
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some serious cheese in it,
05:11
but he just can't communicate it with everybody and he's barking.
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I'm trying to protect you.
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Is there sketchy or whoever else?
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I don't know, but we'll,
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we'll be updating on,
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on what this dog knows,
05:27
hopefully in the future.
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I mean, I just feel like the secret service has got
05:33
there's something there. Why does everyone laugh at?
05:36
You're joking? Not mine.
05:37
They weren't even laughing.
05:38
They were groaning and they're like,
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Hey, did you hear about Biden's,
05:47
loan forgiveness thing that's going on?
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I've heard of it but it keeps going back and forth,
05:52
back and forth. Exactly.
05:54
Well, it sounds like it's back again and for good because
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like you said, it was back and forth right after the
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Supreme Court blocked Biden's,
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you know, forgiveness plan for student debt.
06:07
His administration explored other alternatives to kind of bring it back
06:11
Right. And it sounds like we have a success story
06:15
in that here and it sounds like their plan is gonna work
06:20
So essentially his team wants 100 $38 billion for nearly 4
06:24
million people. Right.
06:25
And what does you save plan?
06:27
If someone borrowed less than 12 K for college,
06:29
they can get it all forgiven within 10 years of payments.
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But how like, how can you tell if you're eligible?
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Because I know some people like that.
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I, I talked to some friends of mine and they're like
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but I'm not eligible.
06:40
But like, how can you tell?
06:41
So to find out if you're eligible,
06:43
you actually receiving a email from President Biden himself,
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maybe not him, but his team,
06:47
right, letting you know,
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hey, you're eligible for this new safe plan.
06:51
And it's funny because,
06:53
it seems a little more low key and his team
06:55
is worried that people aren't gonna know that,
06:57
hey, he's doing this dope stuff for you guys as you
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you know, election year.
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So all the, you know,
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he's all the brownie points,
07:06
I think if he does this,
07:07
he'll definitely be in a little more of the good graces,
07:13
with, with people that went to college and that need the
07:17
help. We just have to see.
07:18
Hopefully this isn't, it is all wishy wash in the,
07:21
in the past. Hopefully this moves forward because it kind of
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We're not, we're doing it.
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We're not, you know,
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kind of getting them excited to the point where you don't believe
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ok. Again, we'll see,
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we'll keep you posted.
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Sister. That sounds like a Boomer.
07:41
But sometimes this Gen Z thing is little.
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I don't know. I don't get it.
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do they still use like lol like laugh out loud?
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Is that even a thing anymore?
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Like, and then like their stuff?
07:54
I'm just like, what does that even mean?
07:56
I feel so old and I'm just in my thirties,
07:59
you know, the thing is I don't,
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I don't know that I'll,
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bro. And that way I don't feel so out of the
08:08
loop or I go through the comments to get the context.
08:11
Yes. Or I google it.
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Well, brother, luckily we're bringing in our Gen Z friend
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Fabio Capri to tell us what's hot and what's not,
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yo you, is that what they say?
08:28
Is that what they say?
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Hey, hey, you're cut up,
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bro. That's, that's crazy.
08:38
That's crazy. I don't even need to tell you anything.
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I'm caught up. How do you do fellow kids?
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Hey, before we get into the actual sling,
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how, how old are you?
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Just so people know,
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like, because I'm 31.
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And how old are your sister?
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31. How old are you?
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we're not too far off,
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right. I'm messing with you.
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I'm, I'm, I'm messing with you though.
09:05
I'm messing with you.
09:05
I'm not 27. I always just tell me what,
09:07
like that was a joke,
09:08
but I just turned 21 recently.
09:11
He had six years to himself a whole decade.
09:15
I, I know you're a super viral on tiktok.
09:17
So obviously that's a whole another like sphere of the internet that
09:20
you're gonna bring into this.
09:21
So if you're OK with it,
09:22
we're gonna ask you to break some down for us.
09:26
You wanna start off?
09:34
OK. So M moots is just,
09:36
it's just like a word that we use when somebody follows you
09:41
back, you follow somebody and they follow you back.
09:43
That's a mutual, a mutual,
09:46
it's like somebody that has a mutual friend on the internet.
09:54
when did you actually not know?
09:58
Now when you explain it.
09:59
But what do you think?
10:00
What do you think it meant like,
10:04
like dumb. That's like myspace myspace Word,
10:12
I've seen this one a lot.
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Ggyatg. Yeah. Oh my God.
10:27
Like, let's say somebody walks by,
10:30
you'd be like, yeah.
10:32
Yeah. It's like they have to be fine though.
10:34
You're not going to be saying yeah.
10:36
it just doesn't work and it's also usually referring to like to
10:40
like to a rectum to a bottom,
10:48
you know, when you have a,
10:49
a big butt like you walk by and be like,
10:54
I mean if I wanna be respectful to my lady,
10:56
it's like she walks out of the shower and I'm like,
10:59
yeah, like all barefoot and pregnant.
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Yeah. All barefoot and pregnant.
11:03
Yeah. You, if you wanna be like really formal with
11:06
it like, I mean like do it right?
11:07
You have to be like,
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yeah. Damn. Damn shy.
11:12
Oh So it's like goddamn but like yak,
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damn. Oh It is like goddamn yy,
11:20
What about what about what?
11:24
Oh Ooomfo or? Oh no,
11:32
they're putting it up but I it's like one of my followers
11:35
on Twitter. I've seen it on X on X.
11:37
Sorry. He, I don't know that one it's outdated.
11:44
I'm asking you. I don't know.
11:47
let's go to our Boomer list because there's some that we know
11:49
that we think are cool.
11:53
again, not out of style.
11:55
There you go. Out of style.
11:56
They're played out. What about that?
12:02
So, yeah, that one's like you should use that one
12:05
Like, if you're eating anything you'd be like damn,
12:07
this is buzzing. I'd be like mm this is buzzing.
12:11
There you go. And it tastes good.
12:15
So more, more busted.
12:16
They say hey, this this mileage on my car is
12:20
this Starbuck was busting today.
12:24
Yeah, you gotta be like damn,
12:25
that was busting. That was good.
12:29
But you gotta double it up too like bus and bus.
12:32
That mean that you really mess with it like I like I
12:35
fuck with that. That's I was busting.
12:39
Busting. OK. How about if I have a rumor?
12:42
If I say no cap now you can say that that's no
12:47
the, the check of approval.
12:50
Use it in a sentence.
12:50
Wait, let me hear it.
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Oh Shit. Ain't no cap,
13:04
You got it. All right.
13:07
like that, that jacket's dope.
13:10
That's good. I don't believe you're a Gen Z like to
13:12
be honest. Zenn Gen Z millennials are always complaining about Gen
13:19
Z. So there's like a little beef.
13:22
They're always like these new,
13:24
Like back in my day you gotta do that.
13:27
These millennials do a lot of yapping.
13:29
They do a lot of yapping.
13:33
OK. How about this one?
13:33
Is this one? So cool flit.
13:38
you gotta, but you gotta say like wow,
13:40
that's lit like that like like like you can't use it the
13:43
same anymore. You gotta use like that's lit and you gotta
13:46
put it with the finger like this like hold on guys.
13:48
That's lit. I mean I'm a Travis Scott fan so I
13:50
always grew up but like,
13:53
so not to like down to like not like that anymore.
13:56
that's lit guys like that.
13:57
That's lit. All right,
13:59
cool. You know what fab thank you so much for
14:01
your time. It was a Gen Z send off like how
14:03
would you end this y'all?
14:05
What's up guys? I hope you guys have a very rising
14:07
day. I got to go and I love you guys.
14:11
Shit. Hey, imagine that a ninja had a little deep
14:14
buffet. Shit. No cap.
14:16
That was busting that dude.
14:18
Hey, where can we find you?
14:19
Plug your, plug your social so people can find you
14:22
Fabio Capri and everything and you guys so much for having me
14:26
there you go. Thank you for that.
14:31
It's the yeah, just use it like that.
14:33
Ok, so nice to meet you guys.
14:36
I appreciate. That's,
14:41
that's funny. I like not that old.
14:47
I feel like we still very Yeah,
14:49
we said a lot that he was like,
14:50
no, they still say that I was like,
14:53
Yeah. Well that was busting,
14:56
right. That was all right.
14:58
Let's get, let's keep our swag going and go to the
15:00
next story. That's right.
15:05
Hey brother, what's that?
15:06
On your face? Toothpaste?
15:11
And so does that even work?
15:13
My mom told me growing up like Monte pasta,
15:16
there's that, I don't know if it like dries it out
15:19
or something. I mean,
15:21
I feel like I don't have acne now.
15:22
Maybe you know what brother you should put piss on your face
15:29
Ok, dude, Tenia Mucho Acne.
15:31
She had a lot of acne one day.
15:34
It just disappeared. She had a porcelain doll face and I
15:36
asked her, I'm like,
15:37
hey, I'm not gonna disclose her name,
15:41
you know how like what's your secret?
15:43
She told me? You know what?
15:44
I do the first piss in the morning,
15:47
I collect it and I dab a little cotton ball and I
15:51
put it on my face for 30 minutes and don't forget guys
15:53
It's the first piss of the day.
15:55
The first piss of the day.
15:56
It has to be fresh and clean.
15:58
Well, don't try this at home.
15:59
I'm not saying I'm not,
16:00
I'm not saying you should do it,
16:02
but this is what she did.
16:03
And dude, it went away like obviously you clean your,
16:06
wash your face after you don't keep it on all day.
16:08
But I'm saying, dude,
16:10
it went away instead of my mint toothpaste,
16:13
you told me to put piss on my face.
16:16
You know what? Maybe can we just get a professional in
16:18
here to talk about this?
16:19
Well, brother, we have Doctor Rebecca Vasquez,
16:23
a dermatologist and teacher to help pop some myths that our parents
16:29
Well, I'm gonna take this off then because it's burning.
16:31
So maybe she might be giving me some better here.
16:35
Welcome, Rebecca. Hello.
16:38
Thanks so much for having me.
16:39
Thank you for coming on and helping us with this.
16:43
Absolutely. Absolutely happy to answer any and all of your questions
16:48
Well, we wanna know first and foremost,
16:50
does toothpaste help get rid of pimples?
16:53
Like does it really help?
16:55
Unfortunately, while it is thought to be a really sort of
16:59
inexpensive treatment for acne,
17:01
it probably causes more harm than good.
17:04
The idea behind I think some people using you know,
17:08
toothpaste is that it does have some antibacterial effects.
17:13
But the problem is is that it's not really targeting the bacteria
17:17
that actually are involved in acne in some ways it can actually
17:21
make the acne worse.
17:23
for some people who have sensitive skin,
17:25
toothpaste can actually cause a chemical burn.
17:28
So that leads to more retinas and irritation.
17:31
It was never meant to be put on the skin.
17:33
So, unfortunately, no,
17:36
that's, that explains why I'd be sizzling.
17:39
I feel like it's burning and I'm gonna probably have to
17:42
actually walk Mya commercial style just like splash,
17:46
put a good moisturizer on that thing right away.
17:49
We've heard of VX also this VX.
17:52
So the thing about Vix is it has eucalyptus oil and it
17:58
And it also basically has petroleum,
18:00
which is basically Vaseline,
18:02
right? Essentially the eucalyptus oil and the Camphor,
18:07
they have anti-inflammatory cooling effects.
18:10
So it can temporarily probably get rid of some of that
18:14
inflammation, but it's,
18:15
it's only for a while.
18:18
again, it's not targeting the problem.
18:20
So a lot of people say,
18:20
oh, it makes my face look better,
18:22
but really it's not gonna go away.
18:24
It's probably just a couple of minutes where you may notice in
18:26
improvement, but then you're going to have to keep applying it
18:28
right? So it's not something that I would recommend.
18:31
What like myth. Well,
18:34
I mean, if it works for myth,
18:36
but what hack actually works for acne,
18:39
it's not necessarily a myth,
18:41
but there is an idea that chocolate can actually worsen acne,
18:44
right? There's actually some chocolate that might be good for your
18:47
skin. And that's dark chocolate.
18:49
So dark chocolate has antioxidants in it.
18:53
That really what they do is they help get rid of free
18:56
radicals. Free radicals are actually produced from sun exposure.
18:59
And sometimes it can cause your skin to become a little bit
19:02
more dull, maybe discolored.
19:05
And so it can actually help with the tone of your skin
19:09
what people should know,
19:10
it's actually the sugars that make up whatever you're eating.
19:13
So we call them high glycemic foods.
19:17
That's like white bread,
19:19
that's like fries. You told me that Reese's pieces wasn't helping
19:27
And do you have some advice for like actual tips for fighting
19:30
Acne that are maybe like home remedies or just even like,
19:33
I don't know grandmas that you recommend.
19:35
The thing about acne is you really just need to keep it
19:39
simple. It has nothing to do with really dirty skin,
19:42
it has nothing to do with poor hygiene.
19:43
We know it's genetic.
19:44
Sometimes it tends to run in family members.
19:47
What you wanna do is is use a gentle cleanser in the
19:50
morning to get rid of any oil on the skin.
19:53
And then you need to just follow with a moisturizer afterwards and
19:57
then a sunscreen. Sometimes acne can leave blemishes behind.
20:00
These brown discolored spots would sometimes bother people more than the acne
20:04
because it, it takes forever to go away.
20:06
So if you use a sunscreen that will help prevent those blemishes
20:10
from sticking around. Well,
20:12
We really appreciate you coming on Doctor Rebecca and where can
20:16
people find you? Yeah.
20:19
So I actually have I'm on Instagram at Dra Depierre.
20:24
is, is my Instagram handle.
20:26
I work at Dallas in Dallas at UT Southwester.
20:30
you know, wanna come and see me,
20:31
you know, I'd love to see you.
20:34
I appreciate your expertise.
20:35
I'm definitely gonna use these hags.
20:37
My face won't burn anymore.
20:38
I'm not gonna put through this anymore.
20:42
I'm glad I could help.
20:43
Thank you all for having me.
20:44
Thank you for your time.
20:48
Take care man, fresh skin.
20:50
It's the weekend. I'm feeling good.
20:53
Yeah, but this burning though.
20:59
the toothpaste and she said that it was like the opposite.
21:03
I just like, I'm just kidding.
21:12
Hey, sister, what do you have there?
21:14
Oh, my frozen embryos.
21:15
But according to Alabama,
21:16
these are considered Children.
21:18
Wait, what do you mean by Children?
21:19
Yes, brother. There's a lot happening in Alabama and it's
21:24
affecting in vitro fertilization.
21:27
Lupe Rodriguez, the Executive Director of the National Latina Institute for
21:31
Reproductive Justice is here to give us the full update.
21:37
Hi. Thank you for having me.
21:39
Thank you so much for coming on.
21:41
And so what is happening with IVF in Alabama,
21:45
the Alabama Supreme Court ruled this week that frozen embryos are considered
21:50
Children. Basically, it's criminal act to dispose of frozen embryos
21:55
Fertility clinics and places that provide in vitro fertilization are ceasing
22:00
their operations for fear of being criminalized for doing the kind of
22:05
or providing the kind of care that they do.
22:08
And it's concerning for the rest of the country and access
22:11
to reproductive health care.
22:13
not just for Alabamians,
22:14
but, but for folks all around the country and,
22:17
and who will this impact the ruling directly impacts the hundreds of
22:21
Alabamians who seek invert fertilization care every year.
22:28
pushing that care out of reach for them.
22:30
It's making it more expensive,
22:31
of course, and it's making it harder for people who
22:35
are trying to build their families to do so and,
22:37
and then currently families are concerned that they're unable to make decisions
22:41
about their embryos in our perspective.
22:44
working with Latinos across the country.
22:47
We know that Latinos are already disproportionately impacted by abortion
22:53
bans by other kinds of restrictions on their reproductive health choices.
22:57
And this ruling, you know,
22:59
only increases the number of of barriers that already exist in
23:04
front of them to be able to make reproductive health decisions for
23:06
themselves and their families.
23:08
And is this going to happen elsewhere?
23:11
Like can this happen in other states?
23:14
And I think I think our concern is definitely that this is
23:18
these kinds of laws that give personhood rights to embryos
23:24
are a part of what many organizations like mine and other
23:29
activists that have been fighting for reproductive justice have been fighting against
23:35
of laws are not new.
23:37
There have been several states across the country in which
23:41
anti abortion activists have tried to pass these kinds of laws.
23:48
you know, this signals a,
23:50
a win for these folks who,
23:51
who have been trying to pass these laws across the country.
23:55
So yes, the expectation that we have is that this
23:57
will, this trend will continue and,
24:00
and that it will be attempted in other parts of the country
24:02
and other states as well.
24:04
Really scary. What can voters do if they don't want
24:08
this to happen in their state?
24:10
So we have an election this year that has contests
24:15
at the federal level.
24:17
I think it's super important that folks are activated and,
24:20
and, and go out to vote.
24:22
because the decisions that we make in these elections have
24:28
on how how these laws can go into effect.
24:32
I think it's also important for folks to talk about this
24:36
I think across the country,
24:38
these kinds of laws or attempts at passing these kinds of
24:42
laws have, have been happening.
24:45
And you know, and in this case,
24:46
you know, they're affecting specifically in vitro fertilization clinics because abortion
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is already illegal in the state of Alabama.
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But in places where abortion is not illegal at this
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point in time, in the country,
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this, this kind of law could make it illegal.
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you know, ties back into this,
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this ploy that we have seen for anti abortion activists to
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pass this kind of law to be able to criminalize abortion nationwide
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you know, what they've wanted to do all along.
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And so so we're really concerned about that.
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Well, thank you so much,
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Lupe. We really appreciate,
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you being on the show and I also wanted to ask,
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where can people find you?
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Oh, well, folks can find me personally at,
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at Lupe and Rodriguez on both Twitter and Instagram and they can
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find our organization Latina Institute at,
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at Latina Institute on Instagram and Twitter as well.
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Amazing. Thank you so much for your time.
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I appreciate it. Thank you and enjoy your Friday.
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Oh, what a beautiful way to start a Friday.
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Beautiful way to start off any day.
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Yeah. Yes, it doesn't have to be a Friday.
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Oh, I hear the shakes.
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The part of the box to begin.
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Oh my God. So was Maximo Margarita a few days ago
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as we heard, there's never a wrong time to have a
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margarita. Never a wrong time.
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So can you introduce yourself and what we're doing?
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Yeah. So we actually run a Instagram channel called Mescal
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It's we do like a lot of variations on cocktails and
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funny enough drinks nowadays go from being like just regular bartending to
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now being like you need a culinary degree.
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some places like do really weird margaritas and you know,
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the evolution of drinks kind of just head in the direction where
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it's like now I need to elevate it.
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So today we're actually trying two variations.
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One regular Tommy's Margarita Classic.
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Can't go wrong with that and then a different spin on it
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11 I I enjoy personally.
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And a regular like a remix over the top.
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Here we go right here.
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This one OK. We have to guess what it is.
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Oh my God. I'm excited.
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Reminds you of a nice Philly cheese.
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I feel like I might what's that?
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Was it? Jersey Mike's?
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Oh Wow. It smells like pickles.
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I do smell the pickle.
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I actually smelled it a little early too.
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That's why I said pickle because I smell smell the pickle.
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Yeah, it's got a big ass.
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It remind me of like those Gatorade cucumber that get your
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electrolytes. Up, you know,
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if you're gonna be drinking,
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you might as well get that sodium in there too.
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That's cool. I actually like them.
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Now. It's a very polarizing flavor.
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Some people really like them and some people are,
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can't stand them and some people take them off their cheeseburgers.
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Yeah. Actually some,
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some places that I've worked at before they would get fat infused
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Yeah. So you can just let the alcohol sit in fat
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and you kind of develop a fat wash.
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So, yeah, so you can like mix it with bacon
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or like with Wagyu fat is with one place that I
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worked at, they mixed the whiskey with Wagyu fat and strained
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it out. So you're left with like a silkier like
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more easier to drink whiskey.
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That sounds more bougie.
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Yeah. It's a whole science.
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Like you're a mixologist.
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Yeah, something like that.
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it gets chemical. Is this another classic or is it one
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of the remakes? So this is actually originally classic Margarita
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started with triple Sec.
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But this variation is actually called a Tommy's Margarita.
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Yeah. Tommy's Margarita became a lot more popular.
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It uses a lot more fresh ingredients and you bring out more
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of that agave taste from the,
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Yeah, that's the one I prefer though.
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I wasn't strong for me,
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brother. I'm more of a twisted t kind of guy they
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plastered on the Friday.
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1030? What time is it?
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It's o'clock somewhere. Am I right?
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It's good. It's so fresh.
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I feel like the other ones more fresh to me because of
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the cucumber. It's like a different acidity compared to like a
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OG margarita. We gotta take them off.
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What's going on? Oh,
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this is the pickle boy.
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Oh my gosh. Look at all this.
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Wait, why is there bacon?
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Oh Actually So one of the things I wanted to,
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to show you is one of the techniques that they use at
29:50
Oh, the bars that I worked at is suppression
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So you essentially get a CO2 canister or any like keg
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and you stick fruit berries or bacon or whatever you want
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to infuse the spirit with and the amounts of pressure from the
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Co2 can rapidly infuses the spirit.
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it gets like to a different,
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yeah, it gets to science.
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you know, but I kind of like mine with a little
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bucky. You know what I mean?
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You have it through the whole show.
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Do we have it through the whole show?
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I knew this was gonna happen a little bit.
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That thing in there too.
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You wait. So like what's,
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what's this for? We're taking shots or something.
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So actually this is something that I cooked up just
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to like show us how kind of different drinks can get.
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This is actually an infused spirit with Hibiscus and some vanilla
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in there too. So like a shot.
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perfect. It is a shock and it's good though.
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It goes down smooth.
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The color tricks you.
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It does. I know you can drink me honestly.
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Like again, I've gone what is it called?
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Lightweight if you guys are down,
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let's keep drinking. But yeah,
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where can people find you actually before we sign off?
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Yeah. We're actually on right now on just
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Tik Tok and Instagram.
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So you can find us at,
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at Mezcal mixing Yeah,
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so anything with Mescal tequila,
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that's usually what we work with.
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All right, let's keep the good vibes going.
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Has it been Lincoln Bio?
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I'm Alejandro and I'm Jenny and we'll see you on the next
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