00:00 We're going to have a bad day.
00:02 Because of the situation, there's no way for a bottle of...
00:05 I'm going to have a good time.
00:07 And it's going to be hard.
00:09 Brother, the day of the parents, we celebrated as best we could.
00:16 The day of the mothers, the same.
00:18 It's like everything.
00:20 In life, in this and that, you have to fight.
00:23 If you don't fight, you don't live.
00:25 Because everything you do, you don't get it in your hands.
00:29 Everything is like that.
00:31 Unless you have a family with money, nothing like that.
00:34 You have to fight.
00:36 Work, whether it's looking for bottles, looking for...
00:40 I grew up in that.
00:43 Fighting, fighting, fighting.
00:46 I was more than myself and my mother.
00:48 So, in this, in that, in that, everything is the same.
00:53 Here in Cuba, I'm not interested in the day of the parents.
00:56 It's the same as any other day, but I don't believe that.
01:00 The day of the parents, for me, is something sacred in life.
01:04 Something that, at a certain moment,
01:08 is something that can't be compared to...
01:13 It's something I can't compare it to.
01:16 It's an important date.
01:18 It's an important date, there's no comparison.
01:20 That's what celebrating is about, celebrating the high.
01:23 It's a beautiful thing.
01:25 You provide a service to the good population, and you're both parents.
01:28 We're both parents.
01:29 And that day will be a good one.
01:31 That day will be a good one, and everything will be fine.
01:33 The reality, the reality, the reality,
01:36 is that you're going to go through the parents like a mother.
01:39 Because the situation is like this, there's not even enough for a bottle of rum.
01:42 Because at 100, the store is selling you at 900.
01:45 At 1,000, at 1,100.
01:48 But whoever earns 1,500, like me,
01:50 you think you can buy a bottle of 1,100,
01:52 and with that you buy the oil.
01:54 And like me, there are hundreds of Cubans.
01:57 How are we going to get through this?
01:59 I think it's going to be a tough one.
02:01 For me, it's a bit tough.
02:04 It's great, we're having a great time.
02:06 At least you're having fun with the kids.
02:08 Yes, that's true.
02:10 But well, having fun with the kids, you've had fun with the grandkids.
02:14 It's wonderful.
02:16 No, no, that's true.
02:18 And the kids, they respond.
02:21 Yes, they respond.
02:23 Yes, the grandkids have a great time.
02:25 Super good.
02:27 First of all, no gas.
02:29 Because I've been without gas for four days.
02:31 Second, with a little rice that I have left,
02:36 I'm going to eat rice, sugar, and chichar when it comes.
02:46 I'm going to have a good time.
02:49 I'm going to have a good time.
02:51 And it's tough.
02:52 We hope to have a good time, as long as it fits.
02:56 Depending on how we are, we'll see if we have a good time.
02:59 I hope to have a good time here.
03:02 A good time until the day.
03:05 The day of the parents.
03:07 We, the parents, are going to have a great time.
03:10 Because we've been pushing ourselves all year.
03:14 Now it's going to be twice as hard.
03:16 We have to look for a party to have a good time.
03:21 And then forget about the chaos we're living in.
03:25 It's going to be very painful.
03:27 Because my father is dead.
03:29 And then, he was my friend, my brother, and everything.
03:32 But what I start to think is how other people are going to spend their time.
03:36 With the need that exists in this country.
03:38 That there is nothing.
03:39 There is no water, there is no electricity, there is no electricity.
03:42 There is nothing.
03:43 There is nothing to eat, because not even in the butcher shop, in the winery,
03:47 there is nothing.
03:48 The situation here is terrible.
03:50 Terrible.
03:51 We have nothing.
03:53 How do you think we're going to spend the Father's Day?
03:56 Badly?
03:57 Nobody is going to have a good time.
03:58 Because here, there is misery and need.
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