A Japanese salesman had 35 girlfriends and tricked each into giving him birthday money every month.
The episode opens with the hosts introducing 'El Burro del Día,' a segment about a Japanese salesman named Takahashi Miyagawa who had 35 girlfriends. He tricked each into giving him money for his birthday by claiming different months, leading to his arrest. The hosts then transition to sharing personal stories about dating multiple people. Raúl mentions Paola's birthday habits, and Gustavo recounts discovering his live-in girlfriend had five other boyfriends, with one confronting him at his door. Arturo explains how he managed four girlfriends while married, working in oil and letting women assume his marital status. Alfredo shares having two households and multiple children. The hosts then discuss a viral video where a mother is interviewed about whether children owe parents anything; she argues they don't because adults chose to have them. Paola disagrees, stating she feels obligated to care for her parents. The conversation turns comedic as they talk about hickeys, with Raúl mentioning a case where a 17-year-old died from a hickey causing a carotid artery hematoma. They joke about the dangers of suction and share personal experiences with hickeys. The episode ends with thanks to listeners and a promo for more episodes.
