Brazilians

They call it the New Haven style.

But I will tell you, when you talk about the staff, they're all Brazilians here that work in there.

Oh, wow, wow.

Yeah, I mean, it's the Italian recipe.

Wow, yeah, really.

Resilient populations, and they seem to navigate to those kind of restaurants.

But it's funny because all of these chefs and everybody, they're all Brazilians.

Wow.

bringing in very young players, getting them signing pre-contracts at 16, 17 to sign them under 18.

We saw a couple of Brazilians come in and Kendri Paez was another example of a player that they did this with.

And under ESC, you're able to still do that as long as you have slots available.

So it's about managing those slots as well.

So we're trying to cut to the chase.

That would be my favorite because also the Brazilians have said that if we disclose that, that they would as well.

Yeah, it's great.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

And, uh, a lot of the, uh, a lot of the Paraguayan elites, a lot of the Brazilians, Argentinians, and the, uh, Uruguayans, uh, tried to basically have this smear campaign against her character of being this Lady Macbeth-type, um, player in the-

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She was a courtesan from Paris.

And a lot of the Paraguayan elite, a lot of the Brazilians, Argentinians, and the Your wines tried to basically have this smear campaign against her character of being this Lady Macbeth type player in the whole thing.

But it really, really only came down to one thing, which was Francisco Sonana Lopez wanting to prove.

that Paraguay was, uh, this independent nation that, um, that was basically on the rise and it was on the rise, um, until, uh, they took this, uh, basically almost a misunderstanding of, uh, of, of a ship that was on their waterways, um, crossing a boundary, as they so say, the, uh, the disputed, uh, boundaries between Paraguay and Brazil and all these other places.

The

Brazilians and the Portuguese will always tell you this is a unique and translatable concept.

It's not really.

They usually mean I miss you.

Because if you don't know how to talk to your clients, how to reach your clients on their language that he can or she can understand, you're not going to have the results you needed.

And sometimes what I mean by that is, When you deal with Brazilians, for example, they use WhatsApp all the time.

And it doesn't matter how many times you tell them, don't send me documents through WhatsApp.

They will keep sending documents through WhatsApp.

We have the famous Cash Landrum incident from 1980.

A few years before that, down in Colares, Brazil, there were similar reports where many Brazilians were reporting UAP experiences that included these things firing light at them, beams of light that sometimes could break in direction.

In other words, not just a constant steady beam of light.

But at times, it was described to me by the late A.J. Gervard, who went to the Brazilian National Archives and reviewed all these documents later released by the Brazilian Air Force.