Manolo y Benito Corporeision 1x05 - Los milagros de milagros (HQ)

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A group plans a discreet rescue mission at a convent to save a nun in danger, discussing risks and strategies. The text includes a mix of humor, deception, and discussions involving various characters and intricate plans.

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  • The group plans a discreet rescue mission to extract a nun from a convent, strategizing to avoid suspicion, emphasizing urgency, and the need for secrecy in their mission.
  • A variety of topics are discussed, including Spanish traditions, taxes, and humorous interactions, showcasing a blend of serious and light-hearted elements in the narrative.

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Summary

00:00

"Twist King, Coffee, Missing Person: Conversations"

  • The website features the King of Twist and the Sisters of Propulsion.
  • A conversation about coffee and reflexes ensues.
  • A mention of a grandmother and a hug.
  • A discussion about a boy named Billy and an exorcist's child.
  • Concerns about a missing person in China.
  • A request for a medal from the Immaculate Conception.
  • A conversation about dampness and painting over leaks.
  • A discussion about flowers and light.
  • A mention of a convent and a wheelchair.
  • A conversation about charity and a corporation's involvement with a convent.

19:44

"Trouble Brewing: Investigation, Deception, Negotiations, Faith"

  • Trouble is brewing as the good one is expected to arrive soon to investigate the motorcycle situation.
  • A buyer is promised time before the pasta delivery.
  • The TV is turned on, leading to confusion about the milk guard and strategy change.
  • Carmina and Marita discuss the Virgin's face and its significance.
  • A bracelet gift and memories of a mannequin walk are shared.
  • Fake watches are sold to make ends meet, with negotiations for a sale.
  • A deception regarding the Virgin's face is uncovered, leading to a dispute.
  • Plans to clarify the situation quickly are discussed, emphasizing faith and organization.
  • Instructions for preparing pasta without water are given, with measurements and calculations.
  • Negotiations for free goods, salary increase, and restaurant tickets are demanded in exchange for fixing a supposed miracle.

36:46

Rescue Mission: Nun in Convent Danger

  • The group plans to rescue a nun from a convent, strategizing to avoid suspicion.
  • They discuss the urgency of the situation, fearing the nun may be in danger.
  • The group devises a plan to enter the convent discreetly and extract the nun.
  • They contemplate potential reasons for the nun's absence, including lack of oxygen or deafness.
  • The group prepares to enter the convent and execute their plan quietly.
  • They discuss the nun's skin condition and the need for discretion.
  • The group decides to approach the Mother Superior for assistance.
  • They discuss the possibility of the nun being found and the consequences.
  • The group considers the risks and the need for secrecy in their mission.
  • The group prepares to execute their plan to rescue the nun discreetly.

55:28

"Miracles, Nuns, and Humor in Text"

  • The sandwiches are made with ham, not with a nun, emphasizing a childish humor.
  • A social custom involves buying a motorcycle for one's son, despite potential problems.
  • Roberto Gómez is a significant name mentioned in the text.
  • A sebaceous cyst is likened to the pain caused by a recent event.
  • Miracles are mentioned, with keys left at the entrance to Jaén.
  • Don Julián is a character involved in a situation regarding a city of miracles.
  • The image of the Virgin is contemplated, with a mention of a potential growth in size.
  • Men dressed as nuns are observed, with a reference to intruders.
  • The text discusses the capacity for sacrifice and devotion in relation to being a nun.
  • A nun is brought to see a stain, leading to a decision to end a relationship.

01:13:28

"Spanish Tradition, Chinese Cook, and Cockroach"

  • In a Spanish tradition, every well-born Spaniard must dig at some point in their life, but Juanjo refuses to participate. The conversation shifts to various topics, including the Chinese individual in the household who cooks, gives massages, and doesn't speak much. The discussion also touches on taxes in Spain, the need to avoid VAT, and the concept of a panic room. The speaker mentions returning gifts of sentimental and gastronomic value, leading to a humorous interaction about a cockroach in the dishes.
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