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A caller reveals her 73-year-old grandmother gets drunk with her grandson, sparking debate on family drinking culture.

The episode opens with La Diva posing a provocative question: 'Padres que se emborrachan con los hijos.' A female caller immediately responds, revealing her 73-year-old grandmother drinks with her grandson, sparking laughter and shock. La Diva categorizes different types of drunks, from 'los llorones' to 'el sexual,' adding comedic relief. Another caller, José, shares that his first beer was at 14 with his father's permission, who taught him 'tu boca es la medida'—a lesson the host expands to life beyond alcohol. José reflects on how time feels faster when you love what you do, linking it to the show's engaging pace. He contrasts his childhood, playing games like 'bebe leche' and listening to artists like Chayito Valdés, with today's teens facing violence and drugs, questioning if drinking was safer in the past. A later caller admits his father got him drunk at 13 with a beer, but he now forbids his 15-year-old daughter from drinking, citing modern dangers like spiked beverages. He references singer Beatriz Adriana's warning to never accept open drinks. Another caller, Jorge, discusses allowing his 18-year-old to drink only at home under supervision, preferring that to risks outside. La Diva and callers reminisce about 1990s drinks like Don Pedro wine and Cuba libres, describing hangovers and spinning ceilings. The host interjects with humorous asides, like imagining drunk parents watching YouTube ads for cereal or pads. Throughout, La Diva moderates with a direct, empathetic style, blending callers' anecdotes with broader themes of parenting, safety, and cultural change. The episode ends with a lighthearted sign-off, emphasizing the show's community-driven format.

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