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Yeah, this and that.
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thank you. Thank you.
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Happy Friday. Everybody.
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I'm punk. That's energy we need on a Friday.
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That's right, brother and on a Monday and Monday and on
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a Tuesday. But anyways,
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Nice. Well, let's jump in.
00:33
Shall we? We have a fun show planned for you today
00:36
we have Chupa Panza,
00:37
we got Vince mcmahon,
00:39
the housing crisis, NFL and a Stanley Cup challenge.
00:54
Oi bro. Score me a point.
00:58
It sounds like you're excited for our next segment.
01:01
That feels like it's Australian.
01:02
I don't know. Anyway.
01:05
Oh, speaking of accents,
01:09
we are joined with Kata Medina all the way from London to
01:13
tell us about her experience as a Latina in the UK,
01:20
Oh, how was our accents?
01:26
They were all that excited.
01:28
Sounded a little bit Australian,
01:30
but about six out of 10,
01:34
All right. I want to know is your family from London
01:39
My family's from Dominican Republic,
01:41
but we're living in London.
01:43
yeah, like the majority of us are in London but with
01:45
Dominicans. Yeah, I think we forget about that too because
01:53
we're so stuck in our US ways where it's like to,
01:57
like, I, we're just mind blown.
01:59
Like, when I saw on Tik Tok your video,
02:03
Mia? And then going back to the accent and then it's
02:08
A lot of people just expect me like,
02:10
when they think that like Dominicans or Latinos in general have gone
02:13
to another country, they just think,
02:15
oh I'm sure they have like still the like the fresh
02:18
accent. Like they can't develop the British accent or wherever they're
02:21
from. But I'm just like,
02:23
I just got so used to it.
02:25
So I'm just like the,
02:26
the MLA and Piao la Deanol and then all of a sudden
02:29
I'm like, you're right governor.
02:35
Oh my God. And do people ever say like your accent
02:39
that's hot. Like that's sexy.
02:41
Like do people say that or no all the time,
02:45
all the time? Do you put it on your Tinder or
02:47
like your dating profile?
02:50
UK Latina with a sexy accent or how does that work?
02:53
That would be a bit cringe,
02:56
I guess some people do and some people are like,
02:59
like when I, so I'm so I'm with someone at the
03:01
moment. But when I was dating before it'd be like,
03:04
oh, can you call me Poppy?
03:08
can you say Poppy with the accent or?
03:09
How does that? I want to hear it.
03:10
Like, it just sounds gross.
03:12
You would, we would say how py,
03:15
like Poppy, it feels like grandpa,
03:17
grandpappy. Yeah. That's what I'm saying.
03:20
I don't know why they just kind of like sexualize the whole
03:24
being Latina thing. I'm just like,
03:26
I go back home and everyone's like,
03:28
you know, you're a good guy and I'm just like,
03:30
no, it's like the struggle of like,
03:34
Right. It's like you're not,
03:36
British enough and you're not Latino enough.
03:38
So it's kind of like,
03:39
well, I'm, I'm unique.
03:41
So, yeah. And actually speaking of like,
03:44
you know, Dominicans in the UK,
03:46
is there any good food spots out there?
03:48
Like, absolutely so funnily enough.
03:52
There's, there's one place that most Dominicans know and it's called
03:55
Casa Mofongo and that's where I did one of my tiktoks
03:59
showing them kind of like Dominican restaurants.
04:01
But in the last couple,
04:03
34 years, there's been a couple of like takeaway spots and
04:07
it's the, it's the La Dia Mia,
04:09
a semi sita Tenero de El Primo and then you can get
04:14
your food. So it's like,
04:17
like my grandma makes banging food,
04:19
I really don't need,
04:20
like Dominican delivery like that.
04:22
Good to know it when we visit.
04:23
Yeah. I actually have a cousin that actually is studying over
04:26
there in London recently.
04:28
She went over there to study and she was worried she was
04:31
Like, I wonder if there's any more Latinos out there?
04:34
You know, and are there a lot of Latinos in London
04:36
So many? So we actually have a huge,
04:38
like Colombian, like South American community.
04:42
That's where it all sort of started.
04:43
So when I first came,
04:44
I remember there was barely any Dominicans,
04:46
nobody even knew what Dominican Republic was.
04:48
But there was loads of Colombianos,
04:51
Ecuadorians, Peruvians. So there's loads,
04:53
there's even, there's a little place called Elephant and Castle and
04:57
that they had a shopping center and it was filled with Latinos
05:01
businesses. So if you wanted like a bite of Latin food
05:04
or if you wanted to hear the Spanish accent,
05:05
the Latino accent, you would literally go Elephant and Castle.
05:08
That was just your spot.
05:09
I would love for you to do the American accent.
05:13
Let's rate her. I don't know what y'all want me to
05:16
say. I don't know what kind of accent I can do
05:25
Well, ka thank you so much for your time.
05:27
I know you said you have to go to work soon.
05:29
So we're gonna let you go.
05:30
But again, it was so refreshing to talk to you and
05:32
learn more about the Latinos that are worldwide specifically in the UK
05:37
any anything you wanna?
05:38
Well, thank you so much ka I super,
05:40
super appreciate. It was so nice to get to know you
05:42
and we really appreciate having you on.
05:44
Yeah, so and if you guys ever want to come to
05:47
London, just let me know.
05:49
And actually one more thing can you plug your social so people
05:53
So I'm on tiktok and on Instagram.
05:55
I'm Kata Kata A dot Xo.
05:59
We'll put that on there so people can find you.
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But thank you so much.
06:02
Thank you. Thank you so much.
06:04
Have a great day guys.
06:11
So brother, I was at the Super Mercado the other
06:14
day and I was actually checking out the the teas and everything
06:19
and I saw Chupa Panza on there and I was
06:23
like, hm my my cousins take this,
06:26
you know, I guess like,
06:29
Yeah. Give me the other one that scared me.
06:34
Oh my God. Where did these come from?
06:37
Well, I mean this is it the Chupa Panza and you
06:41
know what if you think about it?
06:43
Chupa Panza walk so Zec could run.
06:45
This is like the OGD.
06:47
This is like the shit right here like the like diet stuff
06:52
right here. Are they the real deal or is it just
06:58
lucky for us here to talk to us about this phenomenon is
07:02
MC, dietetic intern and grad student at us.
07:07
C hey, how's it going?
07:09
Hi, everybody. I'm doing great.
07:11
How are you? Did you hear Chupa Panza and P Ain
07:14
discussion? Like we want to know if they're actually legit,
07:18
like, do they work with the pros and cons?
07:20
Like what's going on?
07:22
if you look at the ingredients label or list,
07:25
it has five ingredients,
07:28
4 to 5 ingredients on there.
07:29
And the thing about teas and when they promote or say that
07:35
it helps with digestion or weight loss,
07:37
you gotta look at those ingredients and see if that matches.
07:41
So with these ingredients that Chupa Panza has naturally,
07:45
they have properties, they naturally do help with digestion,
07:52
weight loss and all that good stuff.
07:56
For example, one of the ingredients that Chupa Panza has
08:00
is ginger root. Ginger root contains ginger ale,
08:04
which is pre pretty much a component that helps promote digestion.
08:09
So if you are digest your food really easily and well,
08:15
that's gonna help with less bloating,
08:17
that's gonna help with being able to maintain your weight and so
08:22
many more properties. Another ingredient that Chi Panza has is
08:27
pineapple fruit. They use pineapple fruit because it contains an
08:31
enzyme called rla. And what this enzyme does is it prevents
08:37
bacteria from growing. And also it helps with digestion and your
08:41
absorption. So if you have bad bacteria growing in your body
08:46
that's not going to make you feel well.
08:47
And it's also not going to help with digestion.
08:50
So this component is actually coming in clutch and pretty important.
08:55
Another pal has it tambien.
08:58
Exactly. Ch Panza also has another ingredient called flax seed.
09:07
And what's great about flax seed is that it is high in
09:13
that goes hand in hand with digestion.
09:15
It helps with if you're able to digest again very well
09:20
then that means it's going to help you with managing your
09:22
weight, whether if you want to lose weight or gain weight
09:24
and so forth. And the last ingredient that Chuba Panza
09:27
has is cinnamon and cinnamon actually helps with metabolism and also helps
09:32
control appetite. So,
09:34
but don't get it twisted.
09:35
Don't go shoving mouthfuls of cinnamon after this show.
09:39
Ok. Yeah, we don't want the Cinnamon challenge to happen
09:43
Again. We're not trying to bring back Cinnamon challenge.
09:47
Yeah, these ingredients all together brought together,
09:51
they help one another and all these components do help with the
09:55
overall goal or with what Chip Panza is trying to promote is
10:00
weight loss helping with digestion and so forth.
10:03
So who should take this or would you recommend these teas?
10:08
I looked at Chip Panza ingredients and it's very natural.
10:12
It doesn't have any any processed ingredients.
10:17
It doesn't have any additives,
10:19
it doesn't have any preservatives like it's very natural,
10:22
practicing healthy habits which drinking this tea would be a healthy
10:27
practice. That is definitely great.
10:29
So I gotta work out still.
10:31
But anyways, so our the were right then,
10:38
you know the chant on the side,
10:40
Yeah, I think we're good.
10:41
But thank you so much MC.
10:43
We really appreciate you being on the show and where can
10:46
people find you? So I have a nutrition,
10:49
Instagram and tiktok. You guys can follow my handle,
10:53
nutrition, savvy underscore and if anybody has any questions or wants
10:59
please feel free to DM me,
11:01
contact me and hope to see you guys soon.
11:03
Thank you so much for having me.
11:04
Thank you and you take care and Happy Friday.
11:07
Thank you. Happy Friday.
11:09
Bye. Let's have a Chupa Panza after this,
11:12
I've done to have Chupa Panza.
11:13
We have some hot water for these.
11:14
I felt like it was a little sketchy at first Chupa Panza
11:17
you know, but now I feel like it's signed off
11:21
Yes, legit. I like p and can.
11:26
Have you ever heard of Vince mcmahon of the WWE I have
11:29
a head Honcho ex head Honcho.
11:32
Apparently he stepped down because he has had some sexual misconduct
11:36
allegations against him. Well,
11:38
I believe it. He's with Donald Trump.
11:43
You are who you hang out with.
11:45
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that there's prosecutors in New
11:48
York that have been in contact with several women accusing mcmahon of
11:52
sexual misconduct. And this goes back to 2022 this specific investigation
11:56
a WWE employee named Janelle Grant has sued mcmahon for sexually abusing
12:01
her and trafficking her to other men inside the WWE.
12:04
She has the receipts,
12:07
graphic images. So yikes and the fact that he stepped down
12:11
it's just kind of like,
12:12
like kind of admitting like you think it's like an admitting,
12:16
I feel like WW was like,
12:17
hey, do you mind not being attached to this anymore?
12:20
So no Corriero or he stepped down on me.
12:23
What the hell is he doing?
12:26
he's had some interesting takes.
12:28
We've seen all the memes about him but there's obviously been other
12:31
stuff where he says some inappropriate words like he drops the
12:34
N word and I saw that one that was like,
12:38
he like beats the crap out of other people on.
12:40
I think it's all entertainment but sometimes I like there's gotta be
12:44
a little truth there like Yikes,
12:46
that's what's currently going on with him.
12:47
So I guess we'll keep you all posted and see what's
12:51
what's happening in the ring with this guy.
12:52
Is that a, is that a good,
12:54
good? Yeah, that was really good brother.
12:56
Oh, who would that be?
12:59
It's us. But I look stressed as fuck and I look
13:04
invested in this Well,
13:07
let's check this out and see what we're discussing.
13:13
So, brother, how are you handling the fact that you'll
13:15
probably never be able to own property?
13:19
It's sad, but I'm staying hopeful.
13:23
So, thank you for lifting my spirits.
13:26
The only thing we can do,
13:27
I'm sure if you have a baby on the way and like
13:31
I guess you could say pressure,
13:32
right? For our generation where it's like we wanna build a
13:35
life and we wanna you know,
13:38
I have a family and all that and it's kinda hard right
13:43
we have that illusion of the American dream like you,
13:48
you know, you make your family,
13:49
your house, your car,
13:51
the job, everything.
13:54
you know, I'm trying to check all the boxes but the
13:56
house is still kind of.
14:00
California ranks among the toughest states to buy a home with
14:06
an overall home ownership rate of just 54.60%.
14:13
Yeah. So one in three adult members of Gen Z plan
14:16
on living with their parents for the foreseeable future.
14:23
you know, times are tough.
14:25
So what you gotta do,
14:26
you have the support of your parents prepare a little bit by
14:34
exactly. There's no shame at all.
14:36
espe, especially in this day and age.
14:38
So in total America lacks an estimated 3.2 million homes to
14:45
house all of us leading to huge spikes in living costs and
14:53
but thankfully, we have Lorena Limon Ceo of Mariposa Strategies Housing
14:59
policy consulting firm on the line.
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Nona Can you hear us?
15:04
Hi. Can thank you so much for having me.
15:07
Thank you for coming on.
15:08
So why is it so hard to buy a home these days
15:11
Even before I get to that question?
15:14
I mean, you talked about how California has the,
15:17
has such a low homeownership rate.
15:19
It actually has the second lowest homeownership rate in the entire country
15:22
And if you think about the fact that Latino community
15:26
25% so one in four Latinos in the entire country lives in
15:31
California. That's, that's scary.
15:33
Right? Especially when you think about the role that homeownership plays
15:37
in, in, in creating wealth.
15:41
the, the Hispanic Wealth Project initiative did a report a
15:46
few years back that found that,
15:48
that Latinos who own a home have 28 times the wealth as
15:51
Latinos who rent. So that's about so if you compare
15:56
that, that's roughly about 100 and $70,000 in wealth.
15:59
So that's the amount of assets you have minus your debts,
16:02
right? That's what wealth means.
16:03
That's 100 and 70,000.
16:06
it's kind of like the median and then if you rent about
16:09
6000, so that's a huge junk So why is that?
16:14
has it been so hard?
16:16
The issue is supply,
16:18
the issue is that there are not enough homes,
16:21
if you, you talked about,
16:23
about homeownership in, in,
16:25
in the American dream,
16:26
right? Especially if I think about my family.
16:29
I mean, the the concept of you come,
16:31
you come to the United States so that you can buy home
16:34
Like I remember when I got my college degree,
16:36
my, my dad was like,
16:37
all right. So what are you going to buy home?
16:39
So we're looking at a situation where after the great recession.
16:48
you had the construction industry,
16:51
a lot of them went out of business.
16:52
So half of the construction industry left the industry.
16:56
So they went and did something else.
16:58
So you were dealing with recovering from recovering from the recession
17:03
but now you're operating with 50% of the construction industry.
17:09
the population grew, demand grew.
17:11
And so now you're compounding that,
17:13
that, that gap between the amount of houses needed and
17:17
the amount of houses that are available.
17:19
So we've now dug ourselves into a really,
17:22
really big hole. So we're not constructing what's called the
17:28
entry level housing for that first time home buyer housing that's become
17:34
it doesn't pencil out for developers to build that small home.
17:38
You're here, you're seeing developers develop,
17:40
you know, big mansions.
17:41
And a lot of the reason is because that's what actually
17:45
makes them much that building that small home is,
17:48
is not is not economically viable.
17:51
And so there's a lot of things that go into that we
17:55
have a humongous labor shortage when it comes to the construction industry
17:59
and, and a lot of that is,
18:00
is linked to immigration reform.
18:02
the immigration numbers that we've had in the past,
18:06
we don't have any anymore.
18:07
So there is I think builders will tell you there
18:10
is, there is no industry that,
18:12
that relies on immigrant labor more than the construction industry.
18:15
And then there's everything else like permitting fees,
18:18
like how, how difficult it is to,
18:20
to even break ground.
18:22
and then, and then things like condos or town homes
18:25
which are smaller and are and are easier to become that entry
18:31
So all of that compounded has created this huge housing shortage.
18:38
I know nothing sounds good.
18:42
It's all sounding bleak.
18:43
Here's the good news though,
18:45
here's the good news.
18:46
If we look at the country,
18:48
we look at not just California,
18:51
but we look at the demographics of the Latino community,
18:54
especially Latino starting home at faster rates than,
18:58
than most demographics. If you look at the future of,
19:02
of even the the home buying industry.
19:05
The Urban Institute a few years back,
19:07
did AAA study that said that over the next 20 years.
19:10
So between 2020 2040 70% of new homeowners would be Latino
19:17
So if you were to rely,
19:19
yeah, so many demographics and in terms of the future of
19:22
the country, you look at when people buy homes,
19:25
they buy homes after 30 Latinos are buying homes in areas around
19:32
the country that are more affordable.
19:34
So, so you are seeing growth well again.
19:38
So now I'm feeling a little more optimistic.
19:39
So Norina, thank you so much for your time and explaining
19:42
again, the bad and the good.
19:46
So I just enter my prime home own era.
19:49
So maybe in the next 20 years you are,
19:53
you know, and it doesn't have to be your dream home
19:57
buy something small that you can just start building wealth,
20:01
but we also have to speak up about solutions to fix the
20:06
supply issue. I agree.
20:08
I agree and, and how can people find you nona so
20:13
you can go on my Twitter.
20:14
You can look me up in Nona Limon on Twitter and excited
20:19
and engage in that dialogue.
20:21
Awesome, because I might want to look you up later down
20:24
the line once I'm ready to buy a home.
20:26
So thank you so much.
20:30
Sounds good. Appreciate it.
20:31
Bye. It's not all bad.
20:35
Oh my God. Hey brother,
20:45
did you hear the latest Stanley Cup che me.
20:52
I on my standing while you tell me this.
20:54
Sure. So Stanley Cups,
20:57
you know, Stanley Cups went super viral recently and its profit
21:00
shot from 70 million in 2016 to 750 million in 2024.
21:08
But WSJ reported that Stanley's leaks fled when damaged.
21:16
So it's competition. Hydro Flask got super petty and started some
21:22
beef with the post hands.
21:25
They are throwing hands and so they posted this for over a
21:32
decade. Hydro Flask has not had lead in the ceiling process
21:36
If that's not like shots fired,
21:42
the perit where she's like,
21:44
where, where, where like your mom is telling her something
21:47
bad or not so good that you did and then that Tia
21:50
is like o Mija noise that it has that vibe for sure
21:56
But I remember when Hydro Flask was like,
22:00
it's still top notch but I'm just saying like,
22:04
as far as virality goes right now,
22:07
Stanley, it's their Hydro Flask is I think kind of making
22:12
a comeback because of this like petty,
22:14
you know, that's what they did.
22:19
You know what I mean?
22:20
They just stir the pot up and they're like,
22:22
oh, exactly like we'll take this brother.
22:26
I mean, we're here to put each of these products to
22:30
the test and see who leaks lead.
22:32
We're gonna do. Yeah,
22:34
We're gonna beat the shit out of some Hydro flask and Stanley
22:39
cups. We're testing for lead.
22:41
So you don't have to.
22:42
So how are we gonna like see if there's actually lead?
22:47
I feel like the terminator.
22:51
So we're gonna test the durability and then see if the lead
22:54
leaks and then we're gonna have to try it and see if
22:59
Just kidding. You just do it.
23:02
Let's just OSHA. I hope you're watching.
23:05
Let's see. So the one that's calling them out,
23:07
let's see how they do try them out first.
23:13
00 shit. It's getting dented.
23:17
And now team Stan Lee feel more flimsy.
23:21
But let's see. Oh shoot.
23:25
Hey, hey, that's the lead right there,
23:27
baby. Let's do number two.
23:29
Shall we? Number two?
23:39
Hooked off. D I like,
23:45
look, I, I'm scared.
24:02
Oh I'm scared. Yeah,
24:04
that's at least some pressure.
24:08
Well, a little bit more brothers,
24:13
It's gonna be a bomb.
24:16
I hope I'll do one more time.
24:24
Oh shit. I thought that's the one genius mali time.
24:32
All right. Two hands.
24:37
Oh shit. What do you think with the PICO or with
24:48
the flat? All right.
24:53
how much force? This is.
24:55
The last one is the Convos Cone.
25:08
ok. So there's the hydro and then we'll do Stanley
25:11
and Con Con de La Paita.
25:21
You're though a careful,
25:24
But like just kidding.
25:27
But don't practice because I still want the cup.
25:29
So like over here you still want the cup after this?
25:37
One more. I'm gonna step over here.
25:40
Oh, well, I should probably sit down.
25:42
Huh? Oh, do we still do not try this at
25:45
home? Don't try this at home.
25:47
Don't try this at home unless you're with prof professionals one minute
26:00
That's the, can we thank you for doing it again.
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I'm Alejandro and I'm Jenny.
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