after brand new And now Sonsoles on Antena 3, the journalist attended this Thursday as a guest at The Anthill. He refuses He talked about how he is leading this new television adventure and even had time to make the occasional confession about his life before being known.
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“There is one thing that few people know about you… that you set up an anti-infidel website…”, he uncovered Paul Motorcycles to her surprise: “I can’t believe it… I don’t know who told you this.”
“Let’s see… I had a friend whose partners were constantly unfaithful to her, and then she said ‘we have to do something; we have to catch infidels’ and I said ‘I think it’s wonderful’. We set up a website called discoverinfidel. com and when the girls found an infidel they published it on the page,” explained the presenter with a laugh.
Later, he delved into how it worked: “That went by neighborhoods. I looked in my town, for example, what infidels there were and I went out for drinks warned. You could not put the photo of the infidel, if you put the first name and the initial of the last name and his description. The interesting thing was that women found a wonderful refuge there because there are many infidels.”
However, the business faced some problems: “If it had worked, we would have done the idea the other way around, with unfaithful women, but a barrage of lawsuits began to fall on us to the point that I had to close it. That has been my contribution to humanity female,” he added.
The presenter pointed out that the journalist is an “enterprising” woman, only that her ideas do not come to fruition, as she herself commented: “I wanted to create a trouser bottom repair company, one that would help families running errands, which is something that worries me. Also a quick nail fix at the airport because you waste a lot of time there, but the rents are very expensive. Now I’ve seen that there is and every time I pass by he gives me a anger”, concluded Sonsoles Ónega.