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Well friends, welcome to another reaction. Dominican Republic defeats Venezuela seven runs to five. I want to imagine that in the Dominican Republic there is only joy. Enjoyment, because while it is true that this game had nothing to do with the classification issue, there was a revenge in the middle. Dominican Republic beats Venezuela, finishes undefeated with four wins to zero and will face Korea in the second round. It was tight in the ninth inning. There Amner Uribe got into trouble with walks, but well, Dominican Republic finishes this first round undefeated, guys. Good evening to all of you who are there. Uh, good morning to those who are watching me now today. I think a great party finally took place here between Dominican Republic and Venezuela. A great baseball game that seemed to be a four-run lead in the ninth inning, and then Venezuela reacted, tightening the game, and the emotions were there until the last minute. Definitely Venezuela had every chance to tie the game, uh, being the home team in that last inning. An error after Abner Uribe's three walks, then an error on Elvis Alvarado's throw complicated things for Venezuela, for Dominican Republic, but finally with a double play grounder, the victory was sealed. And look, the hit was for a double play. Alvarado, apparently a little pressured, threw to second, threw badly, so Ketel Marte had no chance. Venezuela scored two runs and then came the hit into the hands of where you can't hit it, which is where Manny Machado was, and they ended up turning the 5-4-3 double play. The Dominican offense is roaring again. A two-run homer from Juan Soto, Vlady Junior hit one out, Ketel Marte hit one out, who was the one missing from the lineup, he hit it to right, uh, three home runs, and then Fernando Tatis is the one who put the icing on the cake. A three-run homer. Fernando Tatis has nine RBIs in four games, and they gave us the stat that Dominican Republic broke the home run record for four games. In four games, Dominican Republic has 13 home runs. I think, I say again, World Baseball Classic. Exactly. Regardless of the fact that the game had no implication for classification, there was a feeling of sporting revenge within. Obviously, 2023 for the defeat of 2023. Of course, right now the series is 5-1 in the World Baseball Classic in favor, 5-1 in favor of the Dominican Republic. Venezuela's only win against Dominican Republic was in '23. The truth is that the party that was here since we arrived is worthy of highlighting. The stadium was packed. There were more Dominicans than Venezuelans, they felt like it. And well, let the people enjoy the victory, Dominican Republic finally advances undefeated after the bad taste of '23. This version has been the complete opposite, right? And it must be highlighted that in a game that was a spectacle in offensive terms, uh, there were four home runs, as you rightly point out. This is the second time in this World Baseball Classic that we have hit four home runs. We are the first team in the history of the World Baseball Classic with two games of four home runs in the same edition, and the only, the only team that has three games of this. That's the one from last time. That's the one from last time. Excellent, excellent. You have it, you have it. Go ahead. Twice. Very good. Very good. So, you mentioned the fact that we have three games. The first in the history of the Classic for the Dominican Republic was four home runs, precisely against Venezuela. Tatis' homer, Ketel's homer, Soto's homer, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s homer. The first four batters, all the Dominican team's runs were on home runs. Watch out for one thing, today's attendance, the third highest in the history of that stadium. Wow. The first was in 2017, Dominican Republic vs. United States. The second, Dominican Republic vs. Venezuela, Caribbean Series 2024, and this is the third in the history of the L Deport stadium. The truth is that this is a tremendous spectacle they have put on, and the truth is, Venezuela vs. Dominican Republic is always a guarantee of success. And look, the fans went out to get those tickets regardless of the price. Yes, yes, yes, yes. The people, the people were at that game. There were people who traveled today to see that game, who got tickets. Look, the bullpen worked, Méndez, then Amner Uribe. He got into trouble after Sandy Alcántara, who pitched three innings of three earned runs. Sandy got into walks, he didn't have command of his fastball today. Carlos Brazobán, one inning scoreless. Mejía, one inning scoreless. Seranthony Domínguez, one inning scoreless. Denis Santana, one inning scoreless. Camilo Doval pitched the eighth scoreless. And then comes Amner Uribe, gives three walks, then Alvarado comes. Alvarado dominates the batters, but throws badly to second, so the bullpen continues to work. And well, Dominican Republic will officially face Korea next Friday, and Venezuela will face Japan next Saturday. Yes. And I'll tell you something, this is what rivalries give you, two teams already fully qualified for the second round. The important thing was to define who the opponent would be in those quarterfinals, and people came to this game as if it were an elimination game. Totally. And the whole plan regarding the first group is over, uh, the first round is now defined with the games in Houston, where Italy beat Mexico today and thus eliminated Mexico, which is a big, listen, one of the favorites to reach at least the semifinals, Mexico is out, and in this way, Italy now finishes first in that group, Mexico finishes second. So, the United States advances. The surprise so far in the World Baseball Classic is that Italy finishes first in the United States' group. Nobody saw Italy coming, nobody, nobody. Italy's qualification for the second round was even in doubt. Most people in the analysis gave the United States, Mexico, and Italy a great first round, and they win convincingly today. And well, I'll tell you something, Dominican Republic won the entire game, they were never behind. Uh, the biggest scare was in the ninth. Yes. Well, they were winning 2-0. Then Venezuela reacted, 4-1, Venezuela reacted, 7-3. Venezuela reacted in the inning. Credit to Venezuela, a great rival, they never gave up, they showed the ability to react. Today Michael García had four hits, Araúz, got a couple of hits, including a double. But I'll tell you something, I don't know if on paper the North American offense, the United States, is similar to the Dominican one, but that Dominican lineup strikes fear into anyone. Brother, you, uh, that's an important thing you mention on paper, but on the field, what we're seeing is that this is the best offense in this tournament. Well, if you add today's seven runs, they've scored 41 runs in four games. We're talking about an average of 10 runs, a little over 10 runs. Incredible, especially in these types of tournaments. Of course, today we faced pitching of a higher level, we didn't have that large number of walks received, which is what we were, what we were getting, but the home runs appeared, the good at-bats appeared. Uh, that first at-bat from Juan Soto was interesting, they threw him two fastballs and then came a third fastball and he disappeared it. I don't know what the Venezuelan pitcher, Rodríguez, was thinking there. Rodríguez and Sandy Alcántara, neither of them fulfilled the task of preserving their teams for as long as possible so that that bullpen could rest. Yes. Then Christopher Sánchez will be opening the game next Friday against the Korean team. The elimination games are starting, right? Dominican Republic wins, advances to the semifinals, let's see who they would face. And in Venezuela's case, Venezuela lost today, but they already had a spot secured in the second round. If Venezuela beats Japan, which is not a pushover, but you want to avoid them early. You wouldn't want to face Japan early. If you can avoid it, which is what Dominican Republic did, and you can see them later, it's better. Let's say the prize of this game beyond the rivalry, avoiding Japan, which has three World Baseball Classic titles, but it's a game, it's a game, and both teams from Asia have shown vulnerability. Japan showed it being one of the favorites, and Korea also showed it, and against Australia. Korea also struggled against Australia. Of course. I think now Korea thinks more about Dominican Republic than Dominican Republic thinks about Korea. I'll go further. Totally. Any rival that is alive today in the Classic thinks more about Dominican Republic than Dominican Republic thinks about the other rival. Because the truth is that the team that has looked the best in the first round is the Dominican Republic. And just as one worries about not facing Japan, about not facing the United States, a concern to try to see them later. Today, the rivals are the ones who are worried about facing Dominicans. Humbly, I think what you just said is the news of the tournament. We are being submissive. The United States just qualified because another Chris, come here, Chris, come here, come here, come here, Chris. Here is Cris Andrade from Escuela de Nada. Escuela de Nada, our compatriot. Tell me. You look sad, obviously. I'm going to tell you something. Swearing is allowed, right? Yes. Okay. Well, nothing, thanks for the welcome to Niñalandia. How did it start? Thanks for the welcome. Uh, no, I'll tell you something. That last at-bat, I think it was Pabellino. Suárez. Did you think he needed to be substituted? Yes. What is your impression of Omar López in the tournament and in this game? No, I think very well. I think very well, I think very well. There's an inning where Censatella suddenly doesn't do the job, and I think that inning really marks how the rest of the game goes. I have a lot of confidence in Venezuela's bullpen from the sixth inning onwards, and hopefully we'll see each other in the final, uh, because this atmosphere I've never experienced in any baseball stadium. Madness, huh? And I'll tell you something, I've been to many baseball games, but like this stadium, like this atmosphere, none, none. The atmosphere of the game, as you see it, there's 100 for him to burn his jacket and his jersey. There's $100 for him to burn it. $100. Look at me. He doesn't know who he's talking to. He doesn't know. He doesn't know. He doesn't know. No way. No way. No way. Let's go step by step. Let's go step by step. Okay, but let's finish the analysis. Okay. I have enough here to buy all of Santiago. If you give me the No, kidding. You know we're brothers. No, you know we're brothers. I'll tell you something. The beautiful thing about this atmosphere was that we are like cousins, we are like brothers. I've been to a Yankees-Mets game, I haven't been to a Yankees-Boston game yet, but I've been to a Caracas-Magallanes game, I haven't been to an Escogido game or anything, but this atmosphere was unique, it was spectacular. I'm not going to cry because we won't see the final and we won't give it to Malandia, we'll give it to Juegoandia. That was Cris Andrade from Escuela de Nada, a very famous podcast. They are based in Mexico, they are Venezuelans. We met them there. It's one of the fourth-floor collaborators, and the truth is, I follow the guys, they've interviewed players, they've interviewed Araúz, they also interviewed Acuña, @acuña, and well, we recommend them, and Cris is a sports connoisseur, and watch out if something comes up between the podcast and Escuela de Nada, and he's upset, he's sad. Of course, Venezuelan, Venezuelan. Attention, if we beat Korea, who do we face? Dominican Republic, we face the United States. Oh my God. Or Canada. Whoever wins between the United States and Canada, who will play in Houston. That's in the semifinals. In the semifinals. On Friday, Dominican Republic will be playing at 6:30 PM, the Dominican Republic vs. Korea game, at 6:30, at 8 PM, the United States vs. Canada game. The two winners advance. So, we'll know who plays in the semi on Saturday, of course, at dawn. I'll tell you the truth, you'd want to avoid the United States, but I think today the United States should be more worried about facing Dominican Republic than Dominican Republic about the United States. I don't know what will happen in the game. I don't know what will happen in the game. Now, now we'll retire him. I'm telling you based on how Dominican Republic has responded, and the United States has already lost a game. I repeat, it's a game, and the United States has its strong points. But how the Dominicans have been, to not be afraid of anyone. In Houston, Puerto Rico and Mexico will also play, sorry, Puerto Rico and Italy. Uh, Venezuela and Japan will play at 9 PM on Saturday. Look, there's a possibility that Dominican Republic and Venezuela could meet in the final. Of course, if Venezuela beats Japan and then beats Puerto Rico or Italy, they reach the final. Similarly, if Dominican Republic beats Korea and then beats the United States or whoever wins when the United States. If the United States ends up winning, we'll face the United States. This might not be the last game for Dominican Republic, right? And it would be madness, gentlemen. For those watching who weren't here, words cannot describe the atmosphere that was felt inside. Absolute. Madness from the first pitch. Your assessment of the game, what did you like, what didn't you like. Down below, you changed the batter, at the end you brought in Juno Suárez, you looked for a batter. Of course, Juno Suárez should have batted in that at-bat. Salvador Pérez is 0-for-3, he hasn't been hitting well since the Classic started. Eugenio Suárez should have batted. Omar López made a mistake. Eugenio Suárez should have batted. That was the batter, and he managed the pitching well. Edu Albazardo shouldn't have pitched. Neither Eduard Albazardo nor Serpa should have pitched. Well, they coincided. They are pitchers who should be saved for Japan. You're already losing. Don't bring in those pitchers. Ah, you mean because this game had importance, but the elimination game is more important than the one against Japan. It had importance. Venezuela already beat Dominican Republic. Uh-huh. last classic, but they had to save their pitchers because Japan was coming. Exactly. Because the elimination game is what I'm telling you. We're losing in the fifth inning, don't bring out your best pitchers. Well, but they're still alive, brother. They're still alive. Of course. Go ahead, brother. Thank you. Come here, guys. Come here for the reaction. Now, now, now, now, at the end, at the end we'll take it at the end. Give me some light, brother. I imagine you're too excited. How important is this game for a Dominican, which had no importance, so to speak, right, because it wasn't an elimination game, but winning against Venezuela, how does it feel? The important thing is that on Friday we play Korea. Uh-huh. Which is much more difficult than Japan. Much easier. It's much easier. Of course. And not only that, but the atmosphere that was and what was expected for today, beating Venezuela, it was fulfilled. It was fulfilled. It tastes good, it tastes good. They can't, they can't, they can't. Throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw. Uh, they said, they said, "We'll get the Dominicans" and we got them and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw and throw. They wanted the Domis badly. They wanted them badly. Very strong. Thank you. Come, let everyone come, let everyone come. Tell me, tell me. We want the chama, but do we want the chamos or not? We want the chama, but chamo. We don't want the chamra. It's a lie. It's a lie. It's not a lie. And that lack of respect. Ah, but fight with him, not with me. And that lack of respect for Dominicans. Listen, respect the Dominican. Respect the Dominican. Come here, come here, come here. To you, what did you think of the game, the atmosphere, all of that? I was nervous. You came out of a truck. I was nervous. I know that we Dominicans want the chamba. Respect the Dominican. Respect for us. Take a little walk around there. The applause. The applause. Look how beautiful. Thank you. And that's a plantain. I thought it was a plantain. It had everything. Ah, I got scared. I got scared. Thanks to the girl. 2023. In 2023 I was crying when Puerto Rico didn't win and when Venezuela didn't win. Here is our revenge. Puerto Rico. What happened to Puerto Rico? Canada got ahead of them, and look at us now. God has given us victory. Let everyone come, let everyone come, let everyone come. Dominican. Come, come, come, come, come. Look here, look here, look here. Face me, face me. Wait. No, wait, wait. First, are you a couple, are you married, are you married? Where did you meet? Here in Orlando. You met in Orlando. Orlando. Today, how will you sleep in that house? Happy. Happy. Look, Ricardo, the Minister of Tourism, David Collado, a round of applause. Come, the Minister of Come David, come, David, come, come, come, come. We are live for Dominican Republic. How did you feel watching this game? Proud. Whoever feels proud here of being Dominican, give a big round of applause. Happy, proud, in the last inning a little bit, but we did what we had to do. A little bit, but we won, and we beat Venezuela, a source of national pride. The more than 10 and a half million inhabitants are celebrating in the Dominican Republic and here too. Thank you very much, David. I imagine you're staying for the rest of the tournament, right? Well, of course, we have to keep fighting, we have to keep, we have to keep supporting. Long live the Dominican Republic. Kelvin, come. Kelvin, Kelvin, Kelvin, Kelvin Cruz, Minister of Sports, Kelvin, your impressions of this great atmosphere and the game. Simply put, the Dominican Republic is blessed. We have the best team in the world, incredibly talented young people who, no matter the success they have achieved internationally, do not forget their roots, their commitment, and their homeland. What we have seen in these days of games has been simply impressive. We have no words to describe the emotion we Dominicans here are feeling at this historic moment. I congratulate each and every one of you because you are giving those in the Dominican Republic the opportunity to live minute by minute the events of each play and each movement that happens here. And truly, as Minister of Sports, I feel very honored. I congratulate the Dominican team, all the organizers, and this is a celebration of the Dominican homeland. Kelvin, be honest, were you scared in the ninth? Everyone who is going to die gets scared. Thank you, brother. A round of applause for Kevin Cruz. El Juego FM. The game, the game, the game. Tell me about yourself. Game. Uh, I'm drunk, but I feel extremely proud to be Dominican. The miners. I come from New Jersey with my tigers. What did you like the most? Uh, what did you like the most about the game? Everything, because I enjoy it to the fullest. I wasn't scared. Whoever is scared doesn't have a heart. Really, no. And where are the chamos? And where are the chamos? And where are the chamos? And where are the chamos? One is having fun, Vian and Ricardo are getting tachycardia, but with my marepa, with my marepa, with my marepa, I got it. Go ahead, go ahead. This licensed professional, listen, baseball. The accounting licensed professional, you've been here since day one, right? Exactly. I've been here since day one, and thank God I'm given the opportunity to talk. I'm from San Pedro, more so from the Dominican Republic, and I felt happy with Tati Junior's home run, which didn't go up to the Dominican Republic, and I live in Washington D.C. and we are here ready to support the team until it reaches the end. Dominican Republic to the end, and with the same arepa, my people. There you have it. Thank you very much, brother. Come, come, come. Come, give your impressions of the game. Two things, two things. They paid us what they owed us. Okay. And in the name of Aofamiro, I want to thank all the chamos. In the name of what? Aofomiro. Watch out. Association of Association of Fanatics Mirones for the decoration of all those chamas in the stadium. But before that, let's talk about baseball. Let's talk about baseball. Mine is coming soon, but we won't ignore that Pujol didn't flinch. Uribe wasn't at his best today, let's say, but he took him out without flinching. He doesn't get sentimental. That tiger, truly, that tiger has cold blood. Excuse me, did you like how Pujol managed the pitching? Of course, I liked how Pujol managed the pitching. Uribe was in trouble, and Pujol didn't, like the tiger said, "No, you're done." And he brought in Alvarado, he did the job, we crowned it, and we kept all the arepas. Applause. Come, madam, tell me about the game. Victory was given to us this year. Today we are going to win the championship this year. Dominican Republic, we are going to win. We beat the chamos. Well, to the world. That's my dear madam. You welcomed me into your home many years ago. Escogidita at heart. A thousand for Dominican Republic now. A round of applause for madam. First of all, let's have respect for those who are coming, for Japan and Korea. Again, again, again. Wait. Korea, on Saturday they will learn what mangú, salami, fried cheese, eggs, and onions on top are. They will learn what salami, mangú, fried cheese, and salami are. Otani, you were saved on Saturday. You were saved. You were saved, you were saved. From Venezuela. From Venezuela. Tell me about the game. Uh, excited. A truly difficult game, uh, until the end. Venezuela, Dominican Republic, two powerhouses. Uh, I'm not Dominican. They were left behind today. They were left behind today. But we'll see each other in the final. We'll see each other in the final. Forget it, this is a message for you, Pedro Santana. I hope Pedro. No, I won't take care of him. It's just that we won today. Forget that God bless you because you carry the name of Dominican Republic. Stay in your house because you should be here. Pedro Santana, we love you but without the fan, take care. Here is a Dominican with a Russian. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. A Russian. She is Russian. Where? Where did you meet that woman? In Tennessee. In Tennessee. We live in Tennessee. Does she speak Spanish? Of course. What's your name? Arina. Sincho, behind. Harina from the little black guy. Do you eat plantain? Of course. You like it. Do you like harina? I love harina. Harina and plantain too. She likes the harina from the little black guy. Do you like baseball now, I imagine? Baseball. Your favorite player. Soto. Juan Soto. It burned. It burned. It burned. It burned. It burned. It burned. To the Russians who will see this, do you recommend Dominicans? Of course. They are good. What does a Dominican have over a Russian? Be careful. Ah, be careful, the joy. The joy. The joy. The joy. You dance merengue. Yes, dance your little merengue there. Dance your little merengue there. A little kiss, a little kiss, a kiss, a kiss, a kiss. Thank you, thank you. Come here, come here, stand here, come, stand here. You come from Spain for the world. The best vacation I've ever spent in my life. How much have you spent? I have spent. We are a group of nine. I personally have spent more than 4000 Euros, I have spent on this, 4000, and I feel proud. And and my brother, look, this is my brother from Spain. Spain, we are also proud from Spain to be here representing our country and we are enjoying ourselves and we will continue enjoying ourselves. Come on, dad, come, come, come. Hey, we came from New York and not a penny was lost, everything was excellent. We are four and zero, and I'm full of arepa. Now we're going to eat sushi with the Koreans. I came with the guys before leaving the hotel. I told them, Tati will hit one out, Machado will hit one out, Vlad will hit one out, Quetel will hit one out, only Machado was missing. And what will happen on Friday? We're going to call Korea hard, everyone. Ao Sodochama has a message. What? Asocia, Association of Dominicans with Chama. A Sodo Chama has a chorus that says this. Silence. How does it go? Silo, hold on, hold on. Today we beat the chamos, and tomorrow the chama. Ramírez, these people don't forgive. Tell me, I have to say something to end the debate with the chamos. To end the debate with the chamos. They don't have more Hall of Famers, they don't have more in the Caribbean, they don't have more big leaguers, and they don't have more World Baseball Classic titles. The elves are us. That cap is heavy. Buy the fruit with us. The fruit. Fruit. Uh, fan of your program, of the podcast. Uh, today we showed that we are the best. We had over 1000 million. Let's go back. Let's go back. Let's go back. So the shot comes out well. Who do we have? Wait. Who do we have today? Who do we have today? Ricardo. Ah, the fruit with us. I am the fruit. I am the brother of the fruit. Today we showed that we have more than 2 million dollars on the field. And of course, 2000 million. 2000. Okay. Team fruit. Team fruit. Team. Today we showed that we are plantain power. It's recording. Of course. Go ahead, brother. Go ahead. Thank you. We want sushi with plantain. I'm a fan of yours in the Bronx, New York. I have something to say. I have a Venezuelan friend. Okay. I have a Venezuelan friend who told me, "We want the Dominicans." And I told him, I answered him with another question. Seriously, do you want Dominicans? Well, Dominican mothers know how to make arepa, and arepa is made with fire from above and fire from below. And that's what we gave Venezuela today. Fire from above and fire from below. Fire from above and fire from below. Fire from above and fire from below. Fire from above and fire from below. Fire from above and below. Truly, today a masterclass in good, original, and authentic baseball was given. Greetings to someone who talks a lot from over there, who says that we, he talks when he has a championship. He wants you to talk. You want you to talk. Talk. Of course. A playmaker. A playmaker who respects Dominicans with us. We don't win fourth. We are joyful, we won the game. Highest paid players, most joyful public, most loyal people. You're crazy. A round of applause for the man. A round of applause. No, no, no. What I have to say is that we started the game seeing. Let's go back, let's go back, back, back, back so we can see well. There, there, there, there. No, listen, I liked how the game started, because we started hugging everyone with harmony, Venezuelans with Dominicans, but at the end of the day, we know who the best team on the field is, and that's us Dominicans. So, Dominican Republic, forward. A chamo, a chamo, a chamo, a chamo, a chamo. Now, now tell me. I've heard criticism of Omar López several times for letting Salvador Pérez bat. What do you think? He shouldn't have, he shouldn't have. Who should have batted? Eugenio Suárez. Any Venezuelan woman knows that Eugenio Suárez should have batted. Of course. In general, what did you think of the game? Excellent. Someone has to win, and Dominican Republic is on another level. Are you satisfied? Yes, of course. How much did you spend on the ticket? You can't say much. At least you felt it. Yes, of course. For what you paid, you'll pay again tomorrow quickly. Well, Dominican Republic, and we can see the final again. Would you like to see it? Yes, yes, of course. We are here. And to Japan. Oh, no, it's too far. Thank you, brother. Thank you. Good luck against Japan. A child. What's your name, son? Daniel. Daniel, what did you think of the game? Uh, a spectacle. Who is your favorite player? Uh, from Dominican Republic, Soto, and from Venezuela, Acuña. Ah, but the man has Venezuelan players too. Take it. We are Dominicans, we are here. We are not leaving. What is this? No, tomorrow you have to pay, yes or yes, it suits you well. Look, Dominican uniform, look, they've put Acuña in a Dominican uniform. What barbarity. You have to pay tomorrow. You have to pay tomorrow. Yes or yes, you have to pay. In the other interview, they ate my comments that I came to close the team. I said we want Japan and the United States. With Japan it won't be possible because it's Venezuela's turn, but we are waiting for the United States, we're going to hit them with everything too. Hold on, hold on, come, Edward, come. Edward Roger. Hey, Edward, how are you, brother? Dominican player. Edward, tell me the formula for that game. Incredible. Really, with the formula the guys are playing, the final will be better than today's. Ed is Smill Rogers' brother, he's been a guy of a lot of battles. He was the Batting Champion for a season. Lineup in the third spot that I missed a lot now. E, you, you stay young trying to be like you. Listen, the level of concentration, a game with so much pressure from 15,000 fans is difficult for a player. Not for the guys. Really, we see it that way, but the guys, with the concentration they have, the ability they know they can do, that's not a big deal for them. Happy to see you, and hopefully we can continue to see you, uh, involved in baseball in the industry. If God wills it. That's what we're working on, little by little. We love you. Tell me, tell me what you want to tell me. A hug. The first thing is that Gerardo sends greetings, sorry to both of you, but I have a message for the Bor and the Venezuelans. Sorry, no, that bread is mine. That's mine, my brother. Listen to me. I have a message for the Bor and the Venezuelans. We argue with them because it's our language, but we are at the level of the United States and Japan. We don't know English, and that's why we argue with them, and we don't know Japanese, and we have to argue with them, you understand? But when we reach English and Japanese, we'll be giving the chinatón and ch the thing over there, you understand? The chinatón and the thing. Tell me. They don't go out with us anymore. They don't go out with us anymore. Do you live here in the United States? Yes. Where? In Orlando. In Orlando. Okay. Excuse me, my Panamanian. I signed with Arizona. He signed with me and everything. He brought me here. Man, pleasure. Thanks for supporting me. Here the couple too. Come here, come here, come here, come, come, come, come. She's hiding. Come, say it here. Come, say it here. Come, come, come, come, say it here. What were you saying? You are the best baseball podcast, all sports. The best, the best, the maximum. A round of applause for them, man. Applause. Applause. Thank you, sweetheart. Likewise, ask me the question. Ask me any question you want. Ask me any question you want. I am Venezuelan. We are here. No, we are still over there. We're gone.