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welcome back to Mitu Daily.
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I'm Jenny I Alejandro.
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And as always, we got some fun stories planned for you
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guys. But first it's just days away.
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Wait, what is sister Suma Zine Fest?
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It's this weekend October 20th at the Beehive in Los Angeles.
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Learn why saving money matters and get tons of fire giveaways and
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freebies and make sure to check out the small Biz Carrito celebrate
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your community and connect with local Latino owned businesses.
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I'm going brother. Me too.
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Well, get your tickets in the link below and now let's
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brother. I have a confession.
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Oh, I'm gonna be an uncle.
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No, no, we were talking about the baby earlier.
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there's this song I've been listening to and I can't get it
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It's like, even though I do love that song,
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Danny Flo is amazing.
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But this song is actually called Oh my God.
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It's so catchy brother.
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Come on. Are you even really a Dodgers fan?
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Do you know who sings that song?
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It's Jose Iglesias. Do you know who that is?
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Is he related to Enrique.
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Yeah. Yeah. No sister.
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He plays for the freaking Mets.
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The team that we're playing right now in the playoffs that at
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the time of this recording beat us.
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Freaking, what, 73 yesterday.
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Exactly. Relax. I get it.
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But the song is low key banger.
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I know it's a banger.
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Right. I'll admit it.
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He performed this in New York after a game after a win
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But as a real Dodger fan,
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I can't support it at least at this time until this series
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is over. So I guess it's a bad time to mention
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that Mr 305 A K A Pitbull jumped on the remix of
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Oh my God. Oh my God.
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oh my gosh, the same anymore.
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It's like, oh my God.
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You know what? Here's a better version.
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I don't care. I'm sorry.
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I won't care until the season is over.
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Hyped brother. What are you gonna be following?
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We're doing a family thing.
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We'll be minions. Izzy got her little overalls and stuff.
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So Izzy, can she be the one with the one eye
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Well, see if she keeps the freaking goggles on,
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I'll, I'll see what I can do.
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Just put the goggle here,
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just put one eye here.
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That's true. I'll try to get creative for it.
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What about you? I want to be Esmeralda because now my
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hair is black and you know,
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she has like green eyes.
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So I feel like you learn any song.
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The little, the little Tambourine.
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Yeah, I just need to find my big back.
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A lot of big bags out there.
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So don't worry about that.
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You be hunchback or big bag.
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Well, the hunchback,
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my hunchback to be my no,
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my big bag to be my hunchback.
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It's big, but think about it damn well.
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So the team here pulled their Halloween costume predictions from the year
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and let's see what they got for us.
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the Menendez brothers, I can see that.
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I can see that for sure.
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And I know last time they had with the Jeffrey Dahmer documentary
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came out, people were just as fucked up as it was
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People were being like Jeffrey.
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That's what I'm saying.
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I would assume that this would be a little messed up,
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Jeffrey Dahmer, what's that called?
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Rose? They probably dress up as her.
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I mean, not only that guys,
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but this is a cheap costume.
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You got a sweater line around.
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This is a very last minute.
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Last minute. I know I can't see Liam rocking this.
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Hell yeah, that guy with the glasses.
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He's like, hey chat,
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You need a big package for this one.
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You got stuff really?
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The accessory is just the most important part here.
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And bonus points. If you don't have to put anything in
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there, bonus points,
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if you don't have to stuff,
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you know what I mean?
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Yeah, you don't have to go to the spirit to buy
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a little attachment. You just go straight for the service.
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Hey, I look like this one's a whack one because you
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know why baby oil got,
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you know, it's been on the spotlight recently,
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but I promise you guys there's going to be baby oil bottles
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walking around. Do you think there's going to be a ditty
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There's always that one guy,
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I mean, I've seen some ditty memes where it's like he's
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working to me and I'm like,
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that's not the point.
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So it's like, again,
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like with the freaking Menendez brothers and then I don't know,
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all the bad dancers have a costume now.
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So, and it's honestly not bad because you can dance in
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the party even if you dance horrible and get away with it
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That's true. You know,
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it's the costume. You'll have people saying do the dance,
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do the dance and you get on the ground and you're like
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I remember when I was a mine that was a mime
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for Halloween and people would be like,
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do the mime thing and I was like,
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and they get all our trip and I'm like a little bit
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for sure. I'm gonna see a bunch of Sabrina carpenters running
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around. Just think like such a good excuse to look hot
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with intention, you know,
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it's classy. There's going to be voluminous hair,
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beautiful makeup, nice corset.
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I feel like this is the new cat with the,
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See this one you'll be able to tell it's like the guy
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did, you saw the face tattoos?
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Yeah. The guy that's having,
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wearing sombrero with the little face.
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The couple costumes, costumes.
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There you go. You can make it a whole family affair
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and get messy with it.
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You could do the baby mama,
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the baby, the dad get the and it's a sign how
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fun would it be to be?
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Thank you. He's so oil d it's so greasy.
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I don't know what that is.
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Like water hippos are as hell,
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right? Like the animal for real because they are freaking sink
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boats and everything. According to the jungle crew that Disneyland,
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I feel like the baby oil and mud could be a good
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combo because Muang looped up baby oil and mood.
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It looks slippery. A f so yeah.
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Hippo biting people. Mu I like it.
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It's a good excuse to bite people at the party.
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I want to be a buzz ball with my friends.
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That's funny. The buzz ball.
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I think I would love to see what,
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what flavor you blue because you're rare that the light blue one
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Green, you could be green or you can be green if
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that's no, I'll be the coffee one.
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Alejandro should be the pumpkin,
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the pumpkin one. I'm down that one.
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Good. Well, let us know what you guys are gonna
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be for Halloween and if we missed any Mexico has entered the
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electric vehicle chat. President Claudia Sheen Baum just announced that they're
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done importing electric cars from China and India and now they're building
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OK. Then they're calling it Linia which means to move in
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Na it's a small affordable EV and they want everything sourced
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from Mexico. We're talking,
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you know, young Mexican engineers,
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Mexican materials, Mexican workers,
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PCIO Mexicano dude, I love to see it and I love
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Now. What? Like it's sticking to the roots.
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I love that. I love that.
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I want it. I want it now.
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They're very creative because yeah,
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I was wondering about car names like where do they get them
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from? But this is very like like very,
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very on the nose with Mexico and the best part,
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the $8000. What if you don't mind me asking how much
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That's what I'm trying to get at the Tesla.
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It was like over $50,000 and it's like,
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dude, what the heck I'm going to freaking take that shit
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back. And I'm and I honestly,
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I'd rather have a Mexican,
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a Mexican made electric car because you already know like Mexicans make
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some good shit. They already have factories out there for,
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I think one of my Hondas was made in Mexico.
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Like the plant. Right.
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I wonder if it will be up to code where people can
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bring them, you know,
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some cars like this only in Mexico.
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That's true. What is it?
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Maybe? No, I think for the US to get them
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because they're so cheap.
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You know what I mean?
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So they're going to try to find like,
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oh this doesn't meet up to code.
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Who knows? But the next one will probably make it up
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you're saying, you know what I mean?
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But dude, I would love to get one that's dope for
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$8000. Yeah. And you know,
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Elon and Tesla are shaking.
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I mean, you're saying you want to return it,
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I love it. Don't get me wrong but this is dope
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and then it's Mexican made the pride in me.
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You know, I got a Mexican car like me be,
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be Mexican. Oh It instead of me,
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Damn. $8000. That's kind of cool.
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And we'll see, we'll see what happens,
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but I can't wait to get my eyes on it.
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Helpless. Welcome. Jude Line,
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a 21 year old Spanish singer who just dropped her new single
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Sar Clos de Plata and has new music for us on the
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way. Thank you for joining us on me.
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We're so happy to have you.
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Thank you for having me.
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Of course. So tell me what inspired you to write Tar
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So TCIL de Plata means mm com silver earrings.
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Earrings. Yeah. So that's how we called earrings in the
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south of Spain usually spend or are or whatever.
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So yeah, and it's like the story of,
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you know, having this love with this guy and you
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left on purpose, your earrings on his house.
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So you purposely leave the earrings.
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it's like it a situation.
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You don't know how it going.
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do you guys call it situationship?
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See now because people,
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I don't know, everyone wants to have the American slang or
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they switch a lot with,
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with the English and we call it situations actually,
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Perico Julio Julio, I know you mentioned your father is from
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right? How have you Venezuelan Roots shaped your music and
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in your role as an artist.
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So yeah, he grew up in Caracas and I never been
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there. I never been in Venezuela but I feel like he
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made an effort to bring the culture in our home.
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Yeah, I listen to Venezuelan music for all my childhood
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Then I don't know the food,
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the stories my dad told me about Caracas.
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OK? I know you're from Spain.
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You mentioned you lived in Andalucia,
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right? Yeah. I'm based right now in my but I
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am, I am in delusion.
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So I mean, I've never been to Spain.
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I'm dying to go but I do know you guys have la
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siesta, right? I tell everyone over here,
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I think we need to just do it and start the job
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over here. Like I feel like America over here.
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We need some of the things that happen over here.
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People work a lot here.
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People are workaholics like yes,
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there's like no days off.
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It's crazy, especially Andalucia.
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We are famous people.
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All people say that we only to sleep and go to parties
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and eat food and sleep again.
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Yeah. People of the rest of Spain say that but we
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all have a little bit of siesta.
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You know when you have lunch,
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you need a little rest for the s para la di is
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you need to take a little sip like a little nap and
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then, and then you come back and do what you have
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to do and then you go back and that's how we live
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happily and that's how we should live over and it's good for
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your skin, for your hair,
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for your mental health.
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And this is important.
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We were talking about this the other day because Jon report apparently
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Gen Z so Lass deu apparently we're not sustaining jobs over
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here in America. I say if we adopt him because we
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care about our mental health.
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We're very mindful. We're very,
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you know, considerate about.
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Exactly. Ok. So you mentioned in Andalucia la Fiesta,
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la siesta. How is a party in Spain different than a
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party here in the US?
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First of all, like you meet your friends at 11 in
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the night, then you have a little wine at home with
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you at 11 and then we go,
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two o'clock, 2 a.m. Oh,
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wow. Three hour pre game.
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And you hit the first club at two in the morning.
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Yeah, probably. If you go earlier,
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there will be nobody in the club.
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here people do it earlier.
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No, here the club closes at two in the morning.
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That's crazy. I know you were just at New York Fashion
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Week, right. It was so cool.
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I kind of love New York.
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You walk everywhere. There's a lot of stuff you can do
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It smells a little bit worse than July.
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Tell me, how do you connect fashion and,
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and your music? I think it's very important.
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Like you take care of every single part of your project.
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Like the static, the,
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the sound, the music.
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So, I think fashion is a very important part of you
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So, can you share your process for writing and making music
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I think I just go to the studio.
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I usually, I only write in the studio or maybe,
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I don't know, idea comes in the train or the plane
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but usually I just sit in the studio,
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I take a sampler and I write on it and then like
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the arrangement part and the production part is like the longer sad
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So I go and mame or I hear you have a
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new album coming out.
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Right. Tell me about it.
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So it's coming out very,
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I've been doing it for almost like 23 years.
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It was a very long process,
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but I'm very excited and I'm very proud of my first album
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being this. You know,
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that's amazing. It's a lot of work on it.
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And the last part of the album I was so tired.
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I could not listen to anything I was like,
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but now there have been some months that I didn't listen to
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it. I'm so in love and I'm very,
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very proud of it and,
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and it's gonna, the world's gonna see it.
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Yeah. So the name is Bodri and this is my first
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baby. So I was much,
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much. So where can we follow and,
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and keep up with you and your music and your journey.
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So you can follow me on Instagram or Twitter or whatever you
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want. My name is Juline Juli Punto in Instagram and yeah
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whatever you want to listen on Spotify.
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Amazing. I'll be listening.
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Yeah. Thank you for having me.
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All right. O La familia Mitu.
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I'm here with Eugenio Derbez and Jason Alexander to talk about the
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new show IJG on De Noche.
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which is now streaming on Vic Spot.
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Yeah, you gotta jump on it.
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You have to watch it.
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So we just want to do a quick icebreaker.
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You know, we don't know each other.
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You guys are legends.
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We're rookies. We're so,
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what's your guys' like?
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Go to Halloween candies?
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Top three Reese Reese.
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Yes. Ok. I'm a big red Vines.
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Same thing. I was a huge fan of M and MS
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also here, here's the problem.
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and I'm gonna talk to the M and M people right now
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If you're gonna change the outside,
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change the inside. A red one should have a little strawberry
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flavor. A green one should have a little lime flavor.
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It's the same thing with a different color and,
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well, I'm not eating it for the colors.
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I'm eating it for the flavors.
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So I just, I hope and listens to that.
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They should because the product has been failing for 50 years.
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It's hilarious. I couldn't believe the story behind it.
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How did you find out about Spanish Dracula?
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Bob and Rob Bob Grimmer and Bob Fisher who wrote the series
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they came with the idea and they said,
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the Spanish version of Dracula that was shot at night.
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no, I didn't know it was completely unaware of that.
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And then they told me the story that the silent era ended
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the talkies started,
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Hollywood was not able to sell it internationally because nobody understood the
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movies,, outside the US.
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So directly was one of the first talkies.
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And Carl Emly came up with the idea of shooting at night
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to take advantage of the sets and the wardrobe
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and everything and that's how this happened.
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I love it. And Eugenio,
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I know you actually made your directorial debut with the pilot episode
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That's the first time I've heard that.
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That was your directing.
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no, I might come back as a director.
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The last time I directed was 10 years ago because when I
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moved to the U SI didn't want to direct because I didn't
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know the humor and I was like,
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I don't know why they laugh at.
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So I'm going to be an actor for now and it's already
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10 years. So this is my first time coming back as
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a director. But in Mexico,
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I was going to say if that was his first time directing
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I got a lot of problems that was way too good
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Director. He's a natural.
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OK. So I wanted to ask you guys,
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we, we found out in the show that the Spanish version
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just a little bit better.
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It's just a little bit better.
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So we have these iconic horror lines.
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Is it OK? If we maybe act it out in Spanish
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and see how it feels.
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It's a little, it's a little showdown show can decide.
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Well, we got some free you guys,
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you guys should recognize and then we got one for you as
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well. So I know you guys got this camera if you
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This is, I imagine this is Victor Von Frankenstein at the
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moment of creation is,
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it's a, it's a he Yeah.
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Do I have to do it in Spanish to see it?
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Oh Wow. It's sexier in Spanish.
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We're gonna need a bigger boat works.
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We're in, we're in the water.
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That's no urgency. That is more urgency.
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This is the shining.
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So he's broken down the door.
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He's got the ax in the door and he goes,
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This is gonna be better.
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A kiss badly. It's working.
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It's better in Spanish.
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I'm, I'm working in the wrong country.
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Mama know those, that languages.
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The sixth sense. I see that people that was,
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that was really good.
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Very good. I don't think you can be in.
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That's a little, that's a demon that was a demon child
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Thank you so much guys.
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That's so funny. We get the job.
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Multiple countries, multiple languages,
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we're running out of time.
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I want. Do you guys have any scary stories?
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Does anything affect you as a child?
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I bumped into a couple of things as an adult.
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Really? That's interesting.
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my family stayed in,
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we discovered what seemed to be a slightly haunted house.
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We were, we were making a movie in Montreal and they
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put us in this thing and we would hear like voices whispering
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is allergic to most perfumes.
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So there's no per and all of a sudden there'd be like
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a perfume smell and it would move from one room to another
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room. And eventually it got to the point where one of
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the young ladies that was a,
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a nanny for us because my Children were very young,
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felt that she got attacked by something and so we
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I don't know. And I don't know,
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I don't know what it was.
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But,, but you could kind of feel it a
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little bit. I never felt spooked.
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I just went, that's,
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that's the smell would move and you'd hear these things and I
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thought maybe it's a radio station and it's coming through somewhere.
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you know, when the young lady said I'm not staying here
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Well, thank you both so much.
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Be sure to catch I Jarro de Noche.
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which is now streaming on VX.
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