00:00Hello, I know, I know you're waiting for me to pull my panties down here again,
00:05Because, as Murphy's Law states, if something can go wrong, it will.
00:11And not even then did the excuses and explanations from our imaginary Senate president work.
00:19Those from the Republic last week were spared from me making the mess even worse in this one
00:26section. Twice I mentioned here the true president of the Senate, Don Honorio Enríquez,
00:34in this section. But the first time I did it, instead of saying Honorio Enríquez,
00:40I said it, and the chosen one was Honorio Hernández. And of course, what I should have said both times was the real one.
00:48President of the Senate, Honorio Enríquez. And he was already quite overwhelmed by the original mess, and furthermore,
00:55When I noticed this additional thing, when I also got a couple of ear pulls from me,
01:04writer and Leo Álvarez, regretting that he had said in that same video that we had agreed
01:12literally with their pants down. And yes, it's true that they might literally be right.
01:18because it is literally the opposite of something figurative like pulling down your pants,
01:26Because I certainly wasn't physically present in the street with my pants down.
01:31However, I'm going to try to pull up those pants, at least with this one, because the RAE itself contemplates a
01:40I use it literally to reinforce, to emphasize the figurative fact. At least let that one suffice.
01:49Because even if they're worth it to me, everything is always susceptible to getting worse anyway.
01:56To continue developing Murphy's Law. The other mess I mentioned to you a week ago here
02:03It was the publication of the same text, once in the opinion section and the other time in the
02:10business,
02:10with barely two days between them. It would seem impossible to make such a mistake worse.
02:17But we outdid ourselves this week by not only repeating the same column on Monday and Tuesday,
02:26But to top it all off, we did it in the same section, in culture, speechless.
02:33However, although these oversights are serious and unacceptable, let's just say they affect
02:41Information, respect for our consumers, for our subscribers, certainly, but it could
02:47One might say that ultimately they don't directly harm anyone. However, an unusual mistake by
02:54a
02:54This week, a journalist from Bea magazine did directly affect a couple who had no involvement in that.
03:02burial. It turns out that while recording the murder of a famous TikToker at the hands of her partner,
03:09This journalist made the irresponsible mistake of illustrating that article with a photograph of a couple.
03:16which had absolutely nothing to do with that news story. The photograph was deleted as soon as we
03:23We were aware of it, of course, and public apologies were offered to this couple, but it's still an oversight.
03:31Unforgivable. I thought I wouldn't have any competition for the La Puya awards last week.
03:37Guillermo Cano's performance this year-end is turning in his grave, but we gave it our all.
03:43This week too. Everything is always susceptible to getting worse. I hope the internal ear-pullings
03:52Let's wake us up and break this streak. Why tell you more? See you. Bye.
04:15Thank you!
