sold out

Breakfast every day in a passing bar.

It is called La Giralda, but it could be called La OIT, due to the number and variety of workers who frequent it.

Public works operators, house painters, office cleaners, street sweepers, policemen, commercials, real estate agents and workers with and without an agreement throw the car at the door, drink their coffee, pay and continue the work while the retirees of the neighborhood they stretch theirs to the milliliter to spend the morning accompanied and entertained for 1.40 euros.

The bar has rush hour and valley.

At ten o'clock all the churros are already sold, each oarsman has gone to his own galley and only we know the crosses that we will carry on our backs.

The uniforms, the schedules, the payrolls, the gallons, the three-year periods change, but we look at the dark circles under our eyes and we recognize each other.

The other night, Vice President Yolanda Díaz, fresh from the infamous vote that approved the labor reform in that way in which she has left her skin, had the audacity to confess to the journalist Gonzo that she was "exhausted" after carrying since August without a day off or have more life than work.

scandal.

Immediately, she was overwhelmed by an avalanche of critics blaming him for complaining of tiredness when others break their backs from sunup to sundown for a fifth of his salary.

Interestingly, the most ruthless with the tired minister are those who refuse to raise the minimum wage by 35 euros to the most crippled, threatening I don't know what tidal wave of unemployment and a deluge of frogs.

We will see.

At the moment, the one without a job is Albert Rivera, the ex-hyperactive ex-politician who left five minutes before he was fired, for not giving the water a stick,

the law firm that signed him two years ago at the price of uranium.

Does not matter.

Here the thing goes of bands, not of bandits.

Today, in La Giralda, there will be those who call Díaz lazy and

to Rivera.

And vice versa.

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