Moisés Linares, of Migueleño descent, brought some to JP Finlake during a live broadcast of the game between the Giants and Washington.
During the American football game between the NFL’s Washington football team and the New York Giants, a journalist of Salvatoren descent brought some buffaloes to his colleague JP Binley on the NBC network, after which he promised he would starve.
The event took place last Thursday during a live broadcast of the match set by locals in Maryland at FedEx Field Stadium in Washington, DC.
Moisés Linares, of Migueleño descent, explains that after hearing “his stomach hurts”, “I told myself, I will bring him some pupae from El Salvador”, and that the area of Salvador is very large. Then he asks him: Tell me if they are unbelievable or not? ”, When Finley tests them.
“They’re amazing!” (They are surprised), JP is heard saying as he chews. In addition, he adds a short description of the food and does not mention tanning, a word that makes Linares say it over and over again so he learns to pronounce it.
Later, Linares claims that the dish belongs to the Salvador community in the area and joins another colleague, Jordan. “Please bring them to me,” he replied.
1 to 10, what do you think?
According to sports commentators, this is exactly what the Salvador Plate did in American football. Non-commercial video / https://twitter.com/chelemolina/status/1438981359591206916?s=24
See also: Crazy: When Tom Brady Chrome was a newbie, they sold at a million.
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/eluniverso/ESZCYCVTMHULRF4XLKFETXEN2U.jpg "The phrase about the origins of Argentina, Brazilians and Mexicans is critical of President Alberto Fernandez. International | News")
