Hoy es el último día de liquidación de pasajes de subte antes de que el precio aumente. En la línea D, los pasajeros expresan su descontento por el incremento del 500% desde enero. Además, se discuten otros aumentos en servicios esenciales como luz y agua, generando inquietud sobre la capacidad de pago futura.
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00:00...and do all the trips together.
00:02Exactly! Today is the last day of liquidation.
00:06We liquidate the subway tickets and tomorrow you will have them at 7.57.
00:12Capicúa. We are on the line from the underground.
00:15Here people are arriving. They are leaving, obviously, to do the different combinations.
00:20But look at one thing. Do you have a consultation? No.
00:23Look at the things, Facundo.
00:26In January the subway was at more than 100 pesos.
00:30It had an increase of more than 500%.
00:33So it's crazy how much it has increased.
00:35How are you doing? I have a consultation.
00:37Don't tell me that...
00:38No, no. I'm afraid of the scenic.
00:40Well, the fear of the scenic kills me.
00:43The fear of the scenic.
00:44The fear of the elixir, Javi.
00:46It's not the elixir, it's the fear of the elixir.
00:48I have a consultation.
00:49How are you? Do you use the subway often?
00:52Yes.
00:53Do you know that it will increase tomorrow?
00:55Yes, and well...
00:57How do you see the increase? Does it affect your life a lot?
01:01Yes, I think it would be good to have more public policies for people.
01:05Do you use the subway every day?
01:07Yes, every day.
01:08Tomorrow there will be other taxes.
01:10What is the tax that you say,
01:12or this one I will not be able to pay more, I am very worried that it will go up?
01:16No, look, I have to go to work. Sorry.
01:18I'm also afraid of the scenic, sorry.
01:21I'm also afraid of the scenic.
01:23How are you? I have a question.
01:25No, I can't, I'm in a hurry.
01:27You are all in a hurry, it doesn't matter.
01:29Do you know that it is a subject of the subway?
01:31Why? Because everyone leaves in a hurry and everyone wants to go.
01:34How are you? I see you tired.
01:36How are you? What are we doing here? All good?
01:38Have you been to San Miguel?
01:40Where haven't we been? Let's hear a little something.
01:43Tell me.
01:44Tomorrow the fare of the subway goes up, Javi.
01:47I have a bad one, sorry.
01:49I'm tired of getting bad news.
01:52I don't know where they want to take us.
01:54I really don't know.
01:56This, for me, is a genocide what we are living.
02:01I'll tell you one thing, I'll tell you a good one.
02:03Don't say anything, tomorrow the fuel will go down, just in case.
02:07Oh, please, finally something good.
02:09Finally something good.
02:11Tell me one thing.
02:12Tomorrow the prepayment goes up, electricity, water.
02:15What is the tax that you say,
02:17I'm more worried because I won't be able to pay it,
02:19and it's vital for me, I rented from school.
02:22Thank God, school issue, not anymore.
02:25Not anymore.
02:26But, the issue of renting, neither.
02:29But the services, my God, from paying 13 to paying 70, 80.
02:35Your house.
02:36Oh, yes, but no.
02:37If we are two crazy cats, how can we spend the minimum
02:40and we are almost never at home.
02:42It's crazy.
02:43I don't know.
02:44Mercy, mercy for us.
02:46Are you aware that if one day I won't be able to pay it?
02:49And I think that as we go, yes.
02:52I think that as we go, yes.
02:54Are you with your husband?
02:55Yes, yes, yes.
02:56Do you both work?
02:57Yes, yes, yes.
02:58We both work.
02:59I dedicate myself to art, but I also do other things.
03:01Do you search?
03:02Yes, and like everyone else.
03:04If not, it's about surviving.
03:06How many jobs do you have, Fabi, between the two of you?
03:08Fabi, surviving.
03:09Listen here, Facundo Pastor,
03:11how many jobs do you have between the two of you?
03:13Between the two of us, how many jobs do we have?
03:15Three.
03:16Three.
03:17Three jobs.
03:18And you work from what time to what time?
03:19And we work.
03:20From the morning, for example,
03:21now I got a job to come and look for a piece of work
03:23that I was exhibiting as a 13.
03:25After that, I'm going to look for a girl.
03:29After that, I have to start doing pastry things,
03:32and so on.
03:34That's very counter-intuitive.
03:35Yes, but that's all.
03:36What am I going to do?
03:37Thank you, Mom.
03:39Thank you, my dear.
03:40And thank you for your smile, too.
03:42Well, Fabi, a pleasure, as always.
03:44Likewise.
03:46Fabi, this was worth ten testimonies.
03:48How are you?
03:50Look, look, sir.
03:52How are you, my friend?
03:53I'm retiring.
03:54All right?
03:55All right.
03:56Come on, come on.
03:57Retired.
03:58No, there's still a little bit left for me to get out.
04:00But how great, you're already old.
04:02I retired, Fabio, two months ago and a bit, three.
04:05How are you doing?
04:07As we can.
04:09What can I do?
04:11Can you pay the taxes?
04:13Until now?
04:14Now, until now I work, yes.
04:16Now, when I retire, I don't know.
04:18You're going to be poor.
04:19I would be very poor.
04:20Now I'm poor.
04:21Now I'm worse.
04:22Come on, thank you.
04:23Thank you very much, my friend.
04:24Well, wait, I'll give you time, Fabi.
04:26Well, Facu, come here.
04:27Because he asks me for a clue.
04:29Speaking of retirement, and I already present it to Fede Perkovich,
04:32they announced the bonus.
04:34It's confirmed, Pablo, right?
04:35The bonus is confirmed, as we were anticipating.
04:37Seventy lucas.
04:38It hasn't moved since the beginning of the year.
04:41And it continues to be delayed with respect to inflation.
04:44Therefore, the minimum retirement, instead of receiving increases of 4%,
04:47as the rest of the retirements have been receiving,
04:50gives you approximately 3%.
04:54Now the doctor is going to tell us better.
04:55But the minimum retirement continues to lose.
04:57How are you?
04:58How are you, Facu? How are you?
04:59Fine.
05:00Yes, as Pablo says, right?
05:02We had, we have a minimum income in September,
05:05this month that is ending today, of 234,500,
05:08which will go to 244,300.
05:11As the bonus is 70,000, both for last month and for this one,
05:15those people who collect the bonus in its entirety
05:18will be going from an AVER of 304,500 to 314,300.
05:23That represents a 3.21% increase.
05:26Less than inflation.
05:27Less than inflation.
05:28The bonus pulls it down.
05:29Of course.
05:30Because the frozen bonus makes you, in the 100% of the AVER,
05:34there is an important percentage that pulls it down.
05:37Indeed.
05:38And what this does is that any pensioner who does not collect the bonus
05:42will receive an increase of 4.17%,
05:45while those who collect the bonus in its entirety
05:47will receive one point less.
05:49Evidently, it is the strategy that the government took
05:51to solve the problem of the bonus,
05:54which was a problem because it was actually
05:56flattening the pyramid of AVER.
05:59I'm not leaving Fabi.
06:01We oscillate, Fabi, between the subte and pensioners.
06:05I want to prepare something that Miley said in the last few hours,
06:08which is precisely the analysis that the president does
06:11of the situation of the pensioners.
06:13I'm going with Fabi and I'll prepare that.
06:15Fabi.
06:16How are you?
06:18Well, are you retired or not?
06:20No, I'm still active.
06:22How are you doing?
06:23Where do you work?
06:25I'm an employee.
06:27How are you doing?
06:28Adjusted.
06:30I have to stop doing some things.
06:32For example?
06:33Yes, the barbecue every 15 days,
06:35not every Saturday, for example.
06:37Who do you live with?
06:38Second brands.
06:39No, with my wife.
06:40Second brands?
06:41Yes, yes, my wife is retired.
06:42And between the two, they are looking for it, you say?
06:44Yes, yes, the rental, the renovation was important.
06:47You rent?
06:48Yes, yes, yes.
06:49Tell me one thing.
06:50Light increases, water, also the subte.
06:53Which of all the taxes are you most afraid of,
06:56let's say, not being able to pay, that it will go away?
06:59No, uncertainty is light.
07:01You have to pay 9,000 to pay 60,000.
07:04In one department?
07:05In one department, three environments.
07:07We had, we heated with electricity,
07:12with the electric stove, that's the issue.
07:14There you went a lot.
07:15There I went a lot, yes, I was out of control.
07:17Do you arrive at the end of the month?
07:19Adjusted, depriving me of things, yes.
07:22What is adjusted, let's say?
07:23Today 30, let's say, yesterday 29?
07:25Well, I have the alacena that helps me.
07:28The last week the alacena helped me.
07:30I paid them to put it back, but hey, that's how it is.
07:32What a good advice.
07:33My friend, thank you very much.
07:34That's interesting.
07:35The last week, let's go to the pantry.
07:38To what we had.
07:39Do not perish.
07:40Look for everything you can.
07:42Give me my law without leaving Fabio Rubino's cell phone,
07:45what he said on the subject of retirement,
07:46I analyze it with Federico, with Pablo,
07:49and I'll be back with Fabio Rubino.
07:50Let's go.
07:53I want you to know too,
07:55that when they left,
07:57the minimum retirement was $ 80.
08:01And today that retirement is $ 240.
08:05It tripled in hard currency,
08:07not in pesos, painted paper,
08:10issued by a government of chorros.
08:21Well, that's what the president raised.
08:24I go back to Fabio Rubino's cell phone,
08:25I don't leave the image.
08:26Fabio, if we can stay there.
08:27You always have to see the calculations.
08:29When the president starts talking about calculations in dollars,
08:31you always have to remind the president
08:33that people don't live by buying dollars,
08:36they don't eat the dollars.
08:38It's true, you have to see the kind of official change,
08:40parallel, make all the calculations.
08:42But the reality is that the prices of abolishments
08:44increased a lot.
08:46Wait, wait, because the president always
08:48empowers mathematics.
08:49But that, the account is to the official.
08:51Of course.
08:52$ 240 does not give me.
08:54He talks about a tripled retirement in dollars,
08:57in currency, let's say, in dollars.
09:00Yes.
09:01Is that so?
09:02Yes.
09:03Do you realize it?
09:04First of all, I don't think it's a useful account.
09:06You object to the calculation, let's say.
09:09I don't think it's useful to value it in dollars,
09:12because I think it's always in terms of purchasing power,
09:14to compare it with the salary.
09:15But still, let's see, in December it was 105,000,
09:20which you have to divide by about 1,300,
09:23more or less, to get 80.
09:24I don't know if the blue value was that.
09:26Of course.
09:27It went up or down.
09:28At that time.
09:29And of course, now it went down,
09:30the retirements continued to grow,
09:32frozen in terms of inflation.
09:34What's more, until February,
09:36from December to February,
09:37the benefits fell in real terms.
09:39And there they clung to inflation.
09:41What you say is that it must be analyzed,
09:42what Fede raises is fine,
09:43in relation to inflation,
09:45but also in relation to the growth of the salary,
09:47to be able to give a context.
09:49Above all.
09:50Yes, those are the two variables
09:51that predictive knowledge has to take into account.
09:54Above all, from the point of view of financing.
09:56Let's think that social security is financed
09:58with quotations that are made on salaries.
10:01This is the classic way, let's say.
10:03Now, to avoid the losses of purchasing power
10:06for a passive person who does not have the possibility
10:08to make extra hours, to get that job,
10:11it makes sense to tie it to the cost of living.
10:15But here, at full cost of life,
10:17in February 2024,
10:19which was the time when, in real terms,
10:21it was the lowest.
10:22So, for you, Federico,
10:24does the president lie?
10:26No, no.
10:27It seems to me that he is making a comparison
10:30that is not relevant when it comes to measuring
10:33the quality, that is, the coverage
10:36that there is in retirement
10:38about the contingency that the passive person suffers.
10:40Sure.
10:41Because it may be that the account...
10:44Here I do not have the values of the blue.
10:46The blue is at 1240, now, for example.
10:48But not the blue, he is doing it in the official,
10:50because if you think of 140, it would be the official
10:52that is close to 900 or 1000.
10:54It seems to me that he is doing that account.
10:56I don't know, I guess it should be for the blue.
10:58It should be for the blue.
10:59If he is doing blue by blue, it may be.
11:01If those were 80, 81, I don't know,
11:03and they would be 197.
11:04He said 260, right?
11:05240.
11:06Maybe it's with the bonus.
11:08Let's say, the accounts, we know that it can be...
11:10This winokur is worrying that it is no longer...
11:12No, doing a calculation...
11:14The notebook of winokur.
11:16No, doing a calculation for prorated inflation,
11:18which would be at the beginning of December,
11:21that is, it would be November, basically,
11:23when the knowledge of December was collected,
11:25it was 105,000.
11:27Today it should be,
11:28only to accompany the inflation,
11:30in September, not in October,
11:32but in September,
11:34we should be at 289,000 without the bonus.
11:37That would be to accompany the inflation
11:39without winning or losing.
11:41They should have collected 289,000.
11:43Without the bonus.
11:44Without the bonus.
11:45Yes?
11:46But, sorry, and if you accompany,
11:48and there I come back with Fabi,
11:49I keep going through more studies...
11:50We have to do a more complex calculation.
11:52No, I mean, sorry, I mean this...
11:54If you take the bonus
11:56and you update it month by month,
11:58for inflation, what does it give you?
12:00Because the question is why...
12:02Now we do the calculation,
12:04but I want to tell you,
12:05289 should be charging,
12:07234 charged.
12:09Yes?
12:10So, we are talking about 50 lucas difference,
12:12it's about 20% of the bar.
12:14I mean, why?
12:15To make it clear,
12:16because we don't buy dollars.
12:18The pensioner doesn't go,
12:19he charges the National Bank,
12:21he goes to the queue to buy dollars.
12:23If not, we are all crazy.
12:25Yes.
12:26Fede?
12:27Yes, I think that, clearly,
12:29what the pensioner cares about,
12:31that is, how many pensioners
12:33buy dollars with their pension?
12:35If it is to buy dollars,
12:37to the blue dollar,
12:38maybe the account is correct,
12:40but it is for the only thing that works.
12:42If you go to the butcher shop,
12:44to the supermarket,
12:46it doesn't matter,
12:48it doesn't matter,
12:50the calculation doesn't matter.
12:52Now I'm going to calculate
12:54how much the bonus should be
12:56so that I wouldn't have lost with inflation.
12:58Good.
12:59Fabi, I'll be back with you in a minute.
13:01Keep going.
13:03Come on, come on, Facu,
13:04we're still here.
13:05So, in the middle of Palermo,
13:07at the exit of the subway,
13:09my comrade who says everything is fine,
13:11well, talking a little bit with the people
13:13to see what happens to them with this increase
13:15in the subway, but also, obviously,
13:17with other increases that will impact
13:19the real economy.
13:20How are you doing, ma'am?
13:21What do you say?
13:22I'll ask you a little question.
13:23All good?
13:24More than good.
13:25But how nice,
13:26we like to find people who are doing well.
13:28Your state, if it comes,
13:30occupied, unoccupied?
13:31Mobilized.
13:32Ah, well, very well mobilized.
13:34It's saved.
13:36The subway?
13:37The subway.
13:38Do you know that tomorrow it will increase?
13:40Take advantage of today, Fabi.
13:42You can go to the cathedral,
13:44come back several times,
13:45in total, tomorrow you save money.
13:47Of course.
13:48How do these increases impact your life?
13:51Being retired, it's better to see,
13:54it's not as much as if I had to go to work.
13:58If I had to go to work,
14:00no, no, I don't even want to think about it.
14:02You use it less.
14:03No, because I'm a retired teacher,
14:05so imagine that I traveled to the province,
14:09right?
14:10So it was, per day, two subways,
14:15two tickets, plus the ticket,
14:17two train tickets.
14:19As for the subways,
14:20you rationalized a little,
14:21but let's say,
14:22the rest of the taxes that are going to increase,
14:24water, water.
14:25Oh, I'm so happy.
14:27Did it increase a lot, Lucasa?
14:28Yes, it's better.
14:30Yes.
14:31Are things forbidden today?
14:32Yes.
14:33Because you don't have the minimum, let's say.
14:35You don't have the minimum.
14:36No, no.
14:37It could be a little better.
14:39No, no, no, no.
14:40But, you see, no.
14:41Obviously.
14:42Yes, the increases are terrible.
14:44Have you been a teacher all your life?
14:46All my life, luckily.
14:47Goodbye, thank you.
14:48And you said,
14:49I'm going to retire and I'm going to be a barbarian.
14:51We live in Argentina.
14:54I love your optimism.
14:56Very good.
14:57Very good.
14:58Well, a lot of smiles today, Fabi.
15:00Thank you, of course,
15:01that you stop to talk.
15:02We improve.
15:03Despite the moment you live.
15:06We improve, we improve.
15:07Someone offers you a smile,
15:08someone offers you a smile.
15:09Yes.
15:10And give me one more testimony
15:11and I start preparing the next topic,
15:13which is Pampita, Moritán, Moritán, Pampita.
15:15How are you?
15:16Because I'm going to go live to Pampita's house.
15:18Come on.
15:19Give me a little more, Fabi, come on.
15:21Come on, come on, let's wait.
15:23This is like fishing, you see,
15:24you have to pull and pull slowly.
15:26Look, these three ladies who come here
15:28are not going to make fun of me, Facundo.
15:30I'll tell you.
15:31How are you?
15:32What do you say?
15:33All right?
15:34All right.
15:35Well, if you're going to make fun of me,
15:36this lady stops me.
15:38Where are you from?
15:39I'm from Buenos Aires.
15:41But we're passing by with my friend who lives in Italy.
15:44Don't tell me.
15:45Oh, you're happy.
15:46Liliana.
15:47Liliana, come here, come here.
15:49Come here.
15:50Come here.
15:51Come here.
15:52From which part of Italy?
15:54Piacenza.
15:55Piacenza.
15:56How nice.
15:57Beautiful.
15:58Do you like Buenos Aires?
15:59I love Buenos Aires.
16:00Really?
16:01Part of my life, yes, yes.
16:02So I came to visit you again after COVID.
16:06I couldn't come.
16:07Well, it's a pleasure.
16:09Well, do you tell him all the beautiful things about the country?
16:11Yes.
16:14Yes.
16:15Turn around here.
16:16Do you have a good one?
16:17What?
16:18Tomorrow the subway will increase.
16:20Don't tell me.
16:21Again?
16:22If you take it.
16:23Everything goes by subway today because today it is cheap.
16:26Of course, but today is September 30, the day of the trade fair.
16:31I tell her, let's go shopping, let's go to the eco park.
16:35Everything is closed because I am from the province.
16:38We live in La Nuf.
16:39In the middle of Escalada.
16:40Of course.
16:41But I really want to kill myself.
16:42Of course.
16:43What bad luck you had.
16:45Tell me one thing.
16:46How do you come with the taxes, with the increases?
16:48How do you come with that?
16:50Are you retired?
16:51Yes, I'm retired.
16:52What activity?
16:53Let's say housewife.
16:55Housewife?
16:56Yes.
16:57You are saved.
16:58Because I have stopped working to raise my children.
17:01So, well, I charge the minimum.
17:04But well, let's say I fix myself.
17:06My husband has a slightly better retirement and we are taking it.
17:11Do your children help you?
17:13No.
17:14Each one lives his independent life.
17:16The youngest one who lives in my house, yes, collaborates.
17:20What is the tax that you are most afraid of?
17:22Let's say that the ticket comes from the city and how much do you have to spend?
17:25No.
17:26In general, the municipal tax.
17:29The municipal tax, which now transferred hygiene and environmental health, something like that,
17:36to the prices, for example, of the Coto supermarket.
17:39I saw it the other day on the ticket.
17:41Of course.
17:42Everything increases.
17:43Everything increases, obviously.
17:45But well, I have a lifestyle in which I manage myself and with four children, more or less,
17:50I have always handled myself with budgets.
17:53Do they get to the end of the month well?
17:55Yes.
17:56You can't give yourself many tastes.
17:58Maybe you're not going to say that you're going out to dinner every day.
18:01That was your husband, because now when I tell him,
18:03old man, we went out to dinner, he says, no, we didn't get to the end of the month, dear.
18:06No, but my husband is alive.
18:07You know that when I finish with the garden, that I am all sweaty, he tells me, let's go out to eat.
18:13When are you going to tell him no?
18:14At ten o'clock at night.
18:15No, I tell him, let's go home.
18:18We are tired.
18:19Well, my dear, a big kiss.
18:20Do you want to go for a walk tomorrow to Italy?
18:22Yes, tomorrow no, we go to Las Lomitas.
18:24Tomorrow we go to Las Lomitas.
18:26On Wednesday, a friend visits.
18:28It's expensive.
18:29The judge.
18:30And well, let's go for a walk.
18:31After that we go to dinner, I don't know.
18:33Invite her.
18:34No, I make her food at my house.
18:36Thank you, my dear.
18:37No, thank you.
18:38A big kiss.
18:39Well, Fabi.
18:40Goodbye.
18:41Bye.
18:42A big kiss.
18:43Goodbye.
18:44Fabi.
18:45Very good, very good.
18:46Let's go a little more.
18:47We were there for Subte, also for the issue of retirees.
18:50I have a question.
18:51Come on, let's go.
18:53Yes, come on, come on.
18:54Let's go this way.
18:55Let's go that way.
18:56Let's go this way.
18:57Let's go that way.
18:58Ma'am, what do you say?
18:59How are you doing?
19:00Look, I throw myself at your feet.
19:01I throw myself at your feet.
19:02Come on.
19:03Don't greet me like that.
19:04She does this to me as if I were Lady Gaga.
19:06Let's see, wait a little bit.
19:07Come on, champion.
19:08We got here.
19:09Let's see who's coming.
19:10Oh, look, look.
19:11He grabbed him by the bicycle.
19:12No, no, no, no.
19:13Be careful.
19:15Look, you kill me.
19:16How are we doing?
19:17All good?
19:18All good.
19:19Where are you from?
19:20From Buenos Aires.
19:21Here?
19:22Yes.
19:23Very good.
19:24I'm talking with a friend, so I have to explain.
19:25Ah, OK.
19:26She's talking to someone.
19:27OK, OK.
19:28So, let's wait a second.
19:29Of course.
19:30She's talking to a friend.
19:31She's talking to a friend who is from abroad.
19:32It seems that Fabio has healed you.
19:33Can you tell your friend?
19:34No, she's not with him or anything.
19:35She's not with him.
19:36Who is more important?
19:37Wait.
19:38Don't fantasize in English.
19:39Who is more important?
19:40I took it to a friend.
19:41Who is more important?
19:42Your friend.
19:43Of course, my friend.
19:44Of course.
19:45Of course.
19:46OK, are you going to give me a pin or not?
19:47I think I have to go.
19:48Ah, change.
19:49Go, if you want.
19:50Go, if you want, I won't insist.
19:51But if you want, you lose it.
19:52OK.
19:53You lose it.
19:54Do you want to ask me a question, Sam?
19:55Ask a question.
19:56You live here in the capital.
19:57Yes.
19:58Do you live in the capital?
19:59Yes.
20:00Do you live in the capital?
20:01Yes.
20:02And you?
20:03Yes.
20:04And you?
20:05Yes.
20:06And you?
20:07Yes.
20:08And you?
20:09Yes.
20:10And you?
20:11Yes.
20:12And you?
20:13Yes.
20:14And you?
20:15Yes.
20:16And you?
20:17Yes.
20:18And you?
20:19Yes.
20:20And you?
20:21Yes.
20:22And you live in the capital?
20:23Yes.
20:24And you?
20:25Yes.
20:26And you?
20:27Yes.
20:28OK, you are filming me, of course.
20:29Tell me one thing, why are you on a bike to save because it's good for you?
20:30Because I love the bike.
20:31And in turn it allows you to save, do you like to take public transport?
20:32Yes, but whenever I can, bike or walking.
20:33Subway takes you?
20:34I prefer the train.
20:35Do you prefer the train.
20:36In total?
20:37I prefer the train.
20:38All right, all right, I like, I like.
20:39In what part of the capital do you live?
20:40No, I don't live in Capital, I live in Vicente López.
20:42Vicente López.
20:43How are the services? Taxes, gas, electricity, water?
20:47I pay them.
20:48Are they very expensive?
20:49Very expensive.
20:50Can you pay them?
20:51Luckily, I have a job and yes.
20:54Do you get to the end of the month well?
20:58Pedaling.
20:59Pedaling.
21:00Pedaling, yes.
21:01Pedaling, we pedal.
21:02We pedal.
21:03It's hard, it costs a lot.
21:05Bye, my life.
21:06A big kiss.
21:08How nice.
21:09Lots of love there.
21:10Something happened there, I think.
21:12Yes, the spring.
21:13The spring.
21:14The interesting spring.
21:15My thing, my thing.
21:16My thing.
21:17My thing, professional.
21:18A lot of love.
21:19Always, always.
21:20Please, don't complicate my life.
21:21Don't complicate my life.
21:22Come, Marcelito, stay here with me.
21:23Look, look, let's see.
21:24Here it's a matter of looking people in the eye and seeing them.
21:25How's it going, my friend?
21:26What's up?
21:27Everything good?
21:28Hello, teacher, how are you?
21:29Fine, you?
21:30Good, working.
21:31What happened?
21:32Listen to me, did you pass the subway?
21:33Yes.
21:35Yes, again.
21:36Again.
21:37How are you doing with transportation?
21:38You probably take buses too.
21:39No, I wonder how the Argentines are so stupid that they do what they want.
21:40The one who left, the one who came, the one who leaves and the one who comes.
21:41Do you understand?
21:42And you, the journalists of all the channels, have to help the people.
21:43I understand that it is your job.
21:44That's why we talk to you.
21:45Wait, wait.
21:46Go down a little.
21:47No, yes, I go down.
21:48Go down a little.
21:49I'm tired.
21:50There are people who don't understand.
21:51I'm tired.
21:52I'm tired.
21:53I'm tired.
21:54I'm tired.
21:55I'm tired.
21:56I'm tired.
21:57I'm tired.
21:58I'm tired.
21:59I'm tired.
22:00I'm tired.
22:02I'm tired.
22:03I'm tired.
22:04I'm tired.
22:05I'm tired.
22:07I'm tired.
22:08Go down a little.
22:09No, yes, I go down.
22:10Go down a little.
22:11I'm tired.
22:12There are people who don't.
22:13It's hot.
22:14Tell me something.
22:15It's very hot.
22:16How does transportation affect, you say it's hot here, you're hot, let's say because of
22:17everything that is happening.
22:18Surely the money is becoming less and less.
22:19It is not enough, it is not enough.
22:20What is your activity?
22:21Two hundred thousand pesos light.
22:22No.
22:23Where do you live?
22:24In Del Viso.
22:25In Del Viso.
22:26Two hundred thousand pesos of light.
22:27Where do you work, what activities do you have?
22:28If there is work, I come. If there is no work, I don't come.
22:31What family do you have?
22:33One son, two sons, at home, my wife, me.
22:37Do you work alone?
22:38Yes, for now I work alone and my son helps, but well, he has his family, they are separated.
22:42He also has to help his wife.
22:43Because, let's say, it is difficult for you to get to the end of the month?
22:46To all.
22:47And do you get there or not?
22:48No, we don't get there, we don't get there. We have to do miracles.
22:51And when you don't get there, what do you do?
22:53And well, when I don't get there, a son or something helps.
22:57There is always someone in the family.
22:59There is always someone who helps, but every time it costs more to everyone, then you don't get there.
23:02Yes, yes, of course.
23:03What is the tax that you say the most, uh, I'm not going to be able to pay this one?
23:06No, the electricity came.
23:07The electricity.
23:08There is a lot.
23:09Almost a minimum rent.
23:10And what is it?
23:11Don't you turn off the light at night?
23:12Yes, we turn off the light, but outside you have to leave it open, the fridge is on.
23:17Of course, of course, of course, of course.
23:19Tell me one thing, how do you see the future?
23:23Horrible.
23:26Horrible.
23:27No, no, horrible.
23:29There are a lot of people, I am a worker like everyone else, and I see it.
23:33Do you understand?
23:35I mean, when are they going to fix the country?
23:39Maybe we won't see it.
23:41Well, six million people, two days for a world championship.
23:46One million, a week in the square, and if not, we'll get it all out.
23:50But good, let them go.
23:52Did you vote for Milen?
23:54I didn't vote for Milen.
23:55I didn't vote for anyone.
23:57You have to vote for someone.
23:58Bye, thank you, champion.
23:59Well, the anger and the warmth of the people.
24:01Well, a lot of anger.
24:02In some cases.
24:03What I was saying is that he compared that mobilization.
24:07Because with Javi we looked at each other to decode.
24:09Of course, to talk about.
24:10He compared that march.
24:11The one in December 2022.
24:12Of course, when Argentina becomes world champion.
24:14Of course, with the marches that are usually political.
24:17But they are different movements.
24:19They are different movements, different moments, different things are expressed.
24:23Fabio, a little more, come on.
24:26Come on, I like it, I like it.
24:27Let's see.
24:28Before the rain comes.
24:29I wanted to see.
24:31You know that if we are receiving the first gossip.
24:34Hello girls, how are you doing?
24:35Good morning.
24:38I have to say that I come from the program of Facundo Pastor.
24:41Because that brings me luck.
24:42Of course.
24:43Publish, publish, publish.
24:44Look them in the eyes, Fabio.
24:45In the eyes.
24:47How are you doing?
24:48All right?
24:49All right, all right.
24:50Where are you from?
24:51From Mar del Plata.
24:52What are you doing here?
24:53Walking, walking a little.
24:54Do you work?
24:55Do you study?
24:56I study, yes.
24:57What do you study?
24:58I'm doing a marketing course.
24:59Marketing, here or in Mar del Plata?
25:00No, in Mar del Plata.
25:01Do you have projects?
25:02How old are you?
25:03Eighteen.
25:04What project do you have?
25:05Nothing, to continue studying, working, what I like.
25:08I understand.
25:09But let's say, life project.
25:10Do you think you will do well here?
25:11Do you want to be in the country?
25:12Bet for the country?
25:13Yes, yes, yes.
25:14I want to live in Argentina.
25:15Yes?
25:16Yes.
25:17Do you think you will do well?
25:18Yes, yes.
25:19For me yes.
25:20In the future, yes.
25:21In the future?
25:22Work?
25:23Yes, also.
25:24I would like to work what I like.
25:25So...
25:26Your family?
25:27Is it okay?
25:28Yes, yes, yes.
25:29Luckily.
25:30Who did you vote for, Fabi?
25:31Boyfriend?
25:32No.
25:33Did you vote for A?
25:34No, I don't know those things.
25:35Are you ashamed to say who you voted for?
25:36No, no, I'm not ashamed.
25:37So who did you vote for?
25:38No, I don't like this game, but no.
25:39I don't, I don't...
25:40No, anyway, this voting doesn't count, so...
25:41Ah, you didn't vote.
25:42Thank you, my dear.
25:43No, thank you.
25:44A big kiss.
25:46What age are you?
25:47Me, 22 years old.
25:48Another game.
25:49We see that you are distributing.
25:50Yes, I am distributing flyers to get money.
25:51Okay.
25:52Do you study?
25:53Yes, I study.
25:54Do you study?
25:55Bachelor's degree in acting.
25:56And you said you are how old?
25:5722.
25:58And at the same time you work?
25:59Yes.
26:00And what do you do?
26:01I work.
26:02And you?
26:03I work.
26:04And you?
26:05I work.
26:06And you?
26:07I work.
26:08And you?
26:09I work.
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