María Jesús Montero I decided I should count them since they gave you a present.
And pay for it, of course.
The 20% of those microwaves that you first bought with such an illusion They drank.
A fair share of the dreaded coffee game that no one would ever ask for and is included in your new mom’s list of job gadgets and whatnot, so don’t argue, you say it’s worth it.
The prize is to take a trip that your colleagues encouraged you to take.
And obviously you have to pay the 3000 euros that your father’s family brought you and also everything to look more and have more illusions.
Novia receives a gift en su boda.
The same goes for the Montero plan: cut for a healthy hasta with bodas illusion.
They say bottles are business, which is only true in the media. In some cases, newcomers are given some pasta.
There are generous parents.
Friends of dads who feel fabulous.
Godfathers with subidon, because they think they wished for no time to pass by the altar, and that out of so many happy people, they go home for twenty and sign a check, “ahí tenéis, fill life”.
Los novios dan las gracias. They have lived together for two years and have a washing machine, a coffee machine and a toaster.
Now the spell has been broken and the house will have a continuous content with the family book.
Y tell you one thing.
If Montero believes you have to pay the bills for your goodies… wouldn’t it be just as fair that you can get some relief from household gas, which we all know is plentiful?
So, when you have to go to the tax office for a hundred and twenty euros for the couch you bought first, shouldn’t you be able to deduct the cost of your cubicles?
So, if the company thinks you should keep part of the thousand euros you bought because you want it so much, is it not possible to present the cost of your new dress so elegantly if you give up at the bottom because your illusion was about a white dress?
Who has people in the center of the table mountain who take it?
Is the bar free?
And that keepsake, pintacaras for kids?
Flowers, a heartbeat that decorated the entrance to the church, a pinch for the bailiff, chocolate with cheese churros…
Aren’t you all part of the conglomerate that explains the social atavism of giving a gift that takes more or less than the amount of the invitation?
It is possible that we cannot free ourselves to eat for goodies. But we have to ensure that it gradually gets dark and that the gases in the houses are stable.
Either that or go back to the glory days of billetes embutidos at the top and bottom of the new league. This is more difficult to get hold of.
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