The protagonists show their shame in exchange for a free surgery and inadvertently point out how unfair the system is
There are other worlds in this one, and you see them zapping, selectively using the remote, exploring the thousand and one nooks and crannies of the television. A few days ago, during one of my visits to my ancestors’ home, my exalted mother discovered the most disgusting television program I have ever seen. It’s said by someone accustomed to studying infamous cinematography, beyond the Z series. It’s the frenzied reality show with the telling title ‘The feet are killing me’. Real gore, without sweeteners, hugely impressive, with a doctor’s office as the backdrop. Going to the podiatrist can be scarier than going to the dentist. I could never have imagined it. My eyes witnessed terrible nightmares. I couldn’t stop looking at such an abracadabra audiovisual invention that expresses the disease as a spectacle of impossible imagery that immortalizes monstrous bunions, twisted hooves, gigantic nails worthy of an orc, and other signs of extreme physical decline. The documentation is as disgusting as it is fascinating. unbelieveable
Mother, please change channels. Well no, let it be, let’s see how this move ends… The images of ‘The Elephant Man’ fall short. Such a terrifying program can only be taken up in the US, where Social Security doesn’t work like it does here. Break down for not being able to pay the doctor. The protagonists show their shame in exchange for a free surgery and inadvertently point out how unfair the system is. Zapping my masters with my illustrious parent – what speed with the controller! – experience is a degree, add another title to this trend: ‘My life with 300 kilos’. Human anatomy as entertainment. Do you remember ‘Embarrassing Bodies’?
Source: La Verdad
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