In today's show, we talked about Selena Gomez in Celebrity Chisme! Next, we discussed whether giving a 'Gift Card' as a gift is a lazy option.
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Hey there, I'm your host and channeler and medium, bringing you over 30 years of experience to Portale Mystico podcast. I've dedicated my life to uncovering and treasure trove of tools and techniques and I can't wait to share them with you. Join me on this incredible journey, where we'll dive deep into spirituality, astrology, channeling fitness, the divine feminine, numerology and various spiritual modalities and each week you'll receive invaluable insights and interviews that are going to bring you closer to that version of yourself that you want to achieve. Expect captivating interviews with experts, deep dives into metaphysical concepts and practical advice to ignite your creativity and boost your personal growth. I'm your host, Alita Mago, I'm Portale Mystico podcast. Listen to Portale Mystico on Pandora app, Apple podcast, Spotify or your favorite platform. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] So Nissan has recalled almost 84,000 vehicles of different models like Centres and Pathfinders due to a dangerous issue with their airbags. So Portfawur, call your local Nissan dealership to see if your car is part of the recall. That's the car I learned how to drive in. Is it? It was a stick shift. Oh, wow. You know how to drive the stick? Yeah. But there's nothing scarier. Yes. They're learning how to drive Nissan Centres stick shift uphill and a strict Mexican dad next to you. [Music] Remember, they had announced that they were closing all their stores? Sisi. Buiz la Compagnia Dollar Tree. Announced that it's going to be reopening $179.99 under their Dollar Tree brand. [Music] Now this is great news. It creates jobs and gives us an opportunity to buy things for less now. [Music] Cuz they're charging Umpenimas. Umpenimas? No Penimas. Coming up next, we're going to talk about this again in Shibuya Show. The Shibuya Show Prankall. [Music] He's a truck driver. We caught him doing donuts in his truck. We got a cold blue, close three. Hello? Yeah. Hi, may I speak with Miss Blanca Garcia, please? Yeah, this is me. How you doing? This is Officer Wilson from the Ranch Police Department. Okay. Are you Andrew O'Con's mother? I am. We had to pull him over in his semi-truck. Okay. And we need somebody to come and pick him up because he was here doing donuts in his semi-truck. And obviously that's against the law and we had to pull him over and we cannot allow him to drive the semi anymore. He was doing donuts in a semi-truck? Yes, that is great here on White Rock. Give me a second. Yeah, we got the suspect in custody. Yeah, yeah, we'll take him to jail. Over and out? Yes. Would you be able to come and pick him up? Yeah, this is good. I'm only an L girl, so it's going to take me a minute. Uh, ma'am, if you don't get here in 10 minutes, we're taking your son to jail. Just letting you know because I don't have all day. I'm an L girl, so it's just going to take me, um, like, you know, 10, 15 minutes. Ma'am, I don't care. I'm telling you, you got 10 minutes to get here. Your son's getting locked up. Do you want me to say it in Español? Maybe you understand Español? Wow, there's no need for all that. I'm talking to you in English. Can you put him on my esque, do you know what I'm saying? Donuts, commando yanta, rejando las, esta rejando las chias. De hando todos rejales, como sus calzonas. I'm not sure who you're talking to. Excuse me, ma'am? You heard me. What's your name? My name is Officer Ah Wilson, Andrew Wilson. There's no need for you to call me a s*** because it's respectful, okay? You typical Mexican mom protecting their s*** son. He's the one out here breaking the law. Why that s*** be? I'm going to wait for you, and I'm going to rest your ass too. Okay, if you do that, I'll be coming. 10, 15 minutes, I'll be there. I bet you like being in handcuffs, don't you? I'll check on you. All I got to say is this, okay? Andrew, I need you to tell your mom. [Music] [Music] All right, we're going to call. I want to talk to the quarterback. Let me try to get back. All my questions, not answering. Let's call it back. Hold on. I won. Follow us at Shaboy Show. S-H-O-B-O-Y Show. [Music] Yeah, look, all right, second part of the praying family. [Music] A la my mother, Andrew, he's a truck driver. [Music] And then we're going to take him to jail. She hung up on us and is on her way to find Andrew on the street. So, she's not answering our calls anymore. So, Andrew's going to call her three way right now. [Music] Andrew, this is all a prank call. You're on the radio. [Music] You're on the Shaboy Show. Oh, hell no, that's not [bleep] cool. [Laughter] What is he doing? Hey, Mom, I didn't tell him to say all that. I thought it was going to be funny. I was like, I got two real quick. That was crazy. Andrew, stop being a little b-age for all you told us to prank your mom, man. [Laughter] Yeah, I didn't tell him to say all that. Blacka, I just want to say that you are a true ride or die, mommy. Respettos, I love you. I'm glad he was just throwing my son's doing fine. We're just prank calling you because your son told us that it was your birthday and we just want to wish you a happy birthday. Feliz, come plan on. Thank you. Hey, I was a part of it, but not to that extent. I'm here for all my kids. I have five and I love them all the same way. Yes. Just glad that he's fine. I'm here for you, evil, anytime. Yeah, thanks. I love you. Andrew, appreciate you, Carne Arson. You don't have a lot of India. Sorry about the prank, but we thank you so much for being such a ride or die, mom. No, thank you guys. Nice talking to you guys. I have to go gather myself because they know me, but I don't have any people. Okay, phone is any people. Know me, children. Know me, we don't. Know me now, we don't. Hey! You're laughing with the Shaboi show. Shaboi! Now crazy news on the Shaboi show. You're so crazy. Hot as locas. I'm in a stupid. La neta cazillion estupe. Uh, this year's most a stupid criminal. Seido vidal que nestibido que calle seli. Check it out. It's on our Instagram stories at Shaboi show. S-H-O-B-O-I show. No, that's not crazy. When he did in front of the judge, that was about to decide whether he could get his driver's license back or not. Because his driver's license had been suspended. Okay. So this Michigan man had court via Zoom. It was a video call. Yeah, yeah, yeah. With the judge. And he got on the Zoom video call while he was driving. No. Litera mente estava manicando el quesviento que estava manicando. And he has a suspended license, bro. Litera mente estava manicando el quesviento que estava manicando. Mr. Hall, are you driving? Actually, I'm pulling into my doctor's office, actually. Oh, it doesn't count. So, so uh, just give me one second. I'm parking right now. Losses para. You stationary? I'm pulling in right now with this second. Yes, I am. All right. So maybe I don't understand something. This is a driving more license suspended. That is correct, Your Honor. Oh, um. And he was just driving. He suspended and he's just driving. That is correct, Your Honor. I didn't even know why he would do that. So, the defendant's bond is revoked. The defendant is trying himself in to watch my kind of deal by 6 p.m. Oh, and he was on a bond. I don't know if you heard that part, which means a bond is that he was already in jail and he got out of jail. So that was his court date to settle the bond on what, like, how much he's going to pay or what, like, an arraignment or whatever. Oh, man, just work. So, dude. I'm just worried, like, is he going to drive himself to jail? I know, right? I know, right? I don't know if I'm going to die. Coming up next on the Shibuya Show. The battle. Celebrity Chief, coming at your men's ideas, Renuto Sonatos Artisa Svalorita says she's ready to be a mom. Even if she has to adopt and be a single mom. Wow. They can sit right there. Find out next. Follow us at Shibuya Show. S-H-O-B-O-Y Show. Hey there. I'm your host and channeler. And Medium, bringing you over 30 years of experience to portale Mystico podcast. I've dedicated my life to uncovering and treasure trove of tools and techniques. And I can't wait to share them with you. Join me on this incredible journey. Where will dive deep into spirituality? Astrology, channeling, fitness, the divine feminine, numerology, and various spiritual modalities. And each week, you'll receive invaluable insights and interviews that are going to bring you closer to that version of yourself that you want to achieve. Expect captivating interviews with experts. Deep dives into metaphysical concepts and practical advice to ignite your creativity and boost your personal growth. I'm your host, Elena Mago. I'm portale Mystico podcast. Listen to Portale Mystico on Pandora app. Apple podcast, Spotify, or your favorite platform. Bye! [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Alright, so today we are talking about Selena Gomez and a recent interview that she had with Time Magazine, where she confessed that she was planning on being a single mom and adopted child by the age of 35. [Music] [Music] [Music] Yeah, she really wanted to be, wants to be a mom. So she's 31 right now, so she's four years away from this deadline and we all know she ain't single no more. Right. She's been dating Benny Blanco, but I don't know what y'all think. Do you think Benny Blanco's the one that's going to be the one that put a baby in there? [Music] Okay, regardless of what he looks like, Benny Blanco's mind Selena Gomez talent. Boom, if they had a baby together, that would be like. Genius. Right. No, I think they're serious guys. I know if I were Benny Blanco, it's not going to get better than Selena Gomez for you, bro. Yeah, no. She's a great woman, first and foremost. However, beautiful. Yeah. Second, three or third talented. [Music] [Music] Would you adopt [Music] You know what I've never thought about adopting and I love kids and I feel like that's something that I really want to be in life as a mom. Right. But I don't know. I'm not sure. What about freeze your eggs? If I would be open to adopting freezing my eggs either. Like if it's not in God's plan, it's not in God's plan. You know what I mean? And I know there's a lot of kids out there that need to be adopted. Right. You know what I mean? But I think it takes a special type of person and a special type of family couple to adopt. You know what I mean? Kim, would you ever do something like that? Adopt or freeze your eggs? Yeah, it's definitely something that I thought about. Like now, you know, I'm with Eddie, so I don't think that's an issue. But in the past. Well, we don't know. Eddie is a virgin. Don't know if I'm going to save him or not. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah. Yeah. We're going to have to test drive after. But basically, there's a singer, Kalani, and she actually had a baby with her best friend. And that's something that I would consider, I think, Estaiella de lo trolado. But she really wanted a child in her life. So she had a baby with her best friend. Did they do it the natural way? Like they had sex with each other? Or did he disseminate her egg? They actually did it the natural way. They're excellent co-parents. And I couldn't imagine having a better partner to base than my best friend. So this artist, Kalani, pulled up to her best friend and said, "Yo, man, I need a baby. Put a baby in me real quick. Bums, I said, "Lo, la manera, mazvarata." Let's just do it. Yeah. No feelings attached. Yes, and they're excellent co-parents. Should I hit him up or what? I thought to hit him my best, dude. What's up, boy? Are you ready? Put a baby in me. All right, let's call him real quick. Hit him up. Hit him up. 8, 1, 2, 3, come on up next. The Filipinos are getting your boy's show. Follow us at Shaboi Show. S-H-O-B-O-Y Show. Shaboi. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] You know what it's like being [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] That's the worst. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] They're talking behind your back. You walk into the sala. And also, they get all quiet. So anyways, our listener has a question. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] She's going to a birthday party this weekend. Is this Sudhilima? Hi, Shaboi. Hola. My boyfriend's niece's birthday is coming up on Saturday, in which I'm getting her a gift. But I was discussing with my boyfriend, and I was telling him that I feel like a gift card is being cheap and lazy. But I want to know other listeners' thoughts on that. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Our gift cards as a present. Lazy. Not thoughtful. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] S-H-O-V-O-I show. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Do you think just giving a gift card is going to get away? You didn't even try any Pensa's theory. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] I'm a great gift giver. And I guess-- Yes, you are. --depending on the situation and depending on the person. So yeah, I think it's OK. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Me, personally, I put that into it. But if I'm-- if I-- like this, it sounds like a little girl. I feel like a little kid is going to enjoy a gift card. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] They feel like they're going shopping. Uh-huh, yeah, like swiping a card, no? Exactly. Exactly. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] I've done gift cards with no balance. No. Zero balance? [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] That's all I got. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] That's a $5 gift card. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Kim, do you think gift cards are whack as a gift present? I do think they're a little whack if they're not accompanied by something else. So usually I think for this little girl, a cute little purse would be perfect, and it doesn't have to be crazy. Vitella TJ Maxx on Marshall. There's great options for gifts there. And you can accompany it with a little gift card. Kim, Brimavana is giving you gift cards in the past. Yeah. It's about to say, girl, I'm glad you said with a little something, because I was like, I gave you a gift card. That wait, that's the-- I've given you gift cards in the past on me. Yes. That wait, that's the best. Did you think it was thoughtless? No, they weren't thoughtless, because yours was from Sephora. Yes. And I loved it. I love Sephora gift cards. That's what I was thinking. You love makeup, but I didn't know what type of makeup so I said Sephora, don't know that. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] I think I got balloons with it, like it wasn't just that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It wasn't just that. Yes, I think [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] It's like [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Visa 100, it's got to be like a specific gift card that goes with the person. Yes. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] It's supposed to be a DM on Instagram at Shaboi Show. It's giving a gift card for a birthday present. Is that kind of whack? And it's like, wait. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Follow us at Shaboi Show. S-H-O-V-O-Y Show. Shaboi. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Oh, I help out our listener. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] So [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] She's 10 years old, and she's like, dude, I'm thinking about getting a gift card. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] It's going to seem like cheap and lazy. Like, I didn't put any thought into it. What are your thoughts? [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] It's supposed to be a DM on Instagram at Shaboi Show. S-H-O-V-O-Y Show. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Yes. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Only the purse. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] No gift cards. Gift cards. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Yes, because it actually costs money to buy the gift card. Like, the processing fee and everything. So [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] at the gift recipient. So you have to pay a little extra or [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] It's not cheap. It's being reasonable. It's better to get them a gift card so that way they can buy themselves what they like. Give you buy them something that they're not going to like. They're not going to wear. Then you just waste your money. 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