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"Mommy, I'm sorry, but when I grow up I'm going to be a thief"
Mario estaba hablando un día con su madre sobre lo que quería ser de mayor. Su madre le preguntó: «¿Cómo te gustaría trabajar: de pie, como tu tío Javi, o sentado, como Jordi?». Mario, viendo a su abuelo en el sofá, dijo: «Tumbado, como el yayo».
Pensando que nadie les oía, Alberto preguntó: «¿Dónde está papá?». Su hermana Nieves le contestó: «Pues no lo sé». Después de unos segundos dijo Alberto: «Se habrá muerto».Y contestó su hermana: «No, no... No se ha muerto; si no, estaría todo lleno de sangre».
En una ocasión, después de comprobar que en casa se hablaba a menudo de la Diputación por motivos profesionales, Miguel comentó en voz baja, susurrando, como si estuviera confesando un secreto: «Papá, ten mucho cuidado, porque la palabra Diputación tiene la palabra... puta...».
Carlos estaba en una cafetería con sus padres. Se acercó un señor ya mayor que conocían y le dijo a Carlos: «Qué majete es este Carlos. Cuando te cases, me tienes que invitar a tu boda». Carlos se le quedó mirando fijamente y le dijo: «Eso no va a poder ser». El hombre le preguntó: «¿Por qué?».Y Carlos respondió: «Porque tú ya vas a estar muerto».
Eloi when she was 6 years old: It was carnival time and she went down the stairs of her house with her father when they came across a neighbor who was taking down the garbage. The lady wore glasses, she was heavily painted and wore a flowered robe. Eloi, who was disguised as her, stared at her and asked: "And what are you disguised as?"
Lucía estaba jugando sin descanso con sus tíos. Uno de ellos, ya exhausto en el sofá, le preguntó (conversación en andalú): «Lú, ¿no quiereh un Valium?». Ella se giró y le respondió: «Mejó un sumito» (Mejor un zumito).
If you don't acknowledge differences, it's as bad as stereotyping or reducing someone.
(Aasif Mandvi)
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