As usual, the followers of Aruser@s, the morning program on La Sexta presented by Alfonso Arús and which puts the rest of the magazines on the ropes in terms of audiences, have once again starred in a live family moment.
Let us remember that Arús works on the program with his wife Angie Cárdenas and two of his children, Tatiana, Hans and Artúr, which sometimes causes a whole schism. In fact, this Wednesday the matriarch did not hesitate to explode at the accusations made by her husband. And all because of the "jetas" of her children.
It all began when Alfonso Arús blurted out: "We continue with the headlines to report that the record held until now by Angie Cárdenas has been broken." The camera focused on the presenter's wife as he continued his speech.
"She had a record, which had not been surpassed, for late return of a video store movie," he claimed. To which Cárdenas confirmed the information with: "Ah, yes. It's true." Then came the reason for such a record from the presenter's collaborator and wife.
"She returned [the tape] 12 years later. But hey. A woman returns to the library a book she borrowed in 1978, but she gets away with the fine, she has broken the record," Arús concluded.
"I'm still me from the video store," the protagonist of this story wanted to clarify. "It's true, for now, in the video club category she is still the champion," added Arús. But then, Cárdenas exploded against her husband, making it clear why such a thing had happened.
"I'm the champion, but because of our children's faces," she snapped while her children, present on the set, watched the scene astonished and at the same time dying of laughter. "I returned it without a box, without rewinding and the man made me pay for a new one, on top of that..." she complained, blaming the youngest members of the house.
The first to respond and defend himself was Artúr, who said: "Alfonso, I have to say that the other day I found the blue casing from the film at home, and it is real."
To which Arús sent the following message: "Gentlemen of the Sitges video store, I don't know if the video store still exists, in case someone has a relationship with the owner of the former Sitges video club, the film casing has appeared."
"I'm already telling you that I'm not going to pay a single euro more," Cárdenas snapped, ending the discussion about the damned film. But Hans, another of the children of the television couple, added the following comment to further fuel the fire: "I think the casing was from the movie Jaws and the DVD was from Winnie the Pooh."
To finish, Angie Cárdenas ended up dying of laughter, assuring that "that, at home, was a shame, because you went to see a movie, you opened it and you found one that wasn't the same. The casing never matched the movie." A great family television moment that delights the viewer first thing in the morning.
