Son of a tequila businessman explodes against farmers and even his father came out to sit him down

He is one of those who have sold two apartments in the last week

Privileged Route.- The son of a tequila businessman went up a video complaining about the farmers’ blockades, and even his father had to come out and order him to sit down.

After several days of protests by corn producers in Jalisco – who have closed highways, affecting thousands of people – a man named Pablo Partida decided to upload a video criticizing the demonstrations… and confirming that tequila does not always help you think.

Partida (yes, what a last name) was identified as the son of Jesus Partida Melendrezowner of the renowned brand Three Women Tequilawhich made his statements especially poorly received for coming, therefore, from the premium zone of privilege.

This son of tequila businessmen does seem to be very skilled and hardworking.

“The situation of farmers’ unemployment is truly unacceptable… if that sector does not work for you, change it. “So much poverty makes me angry, but not the monetary poverty, that comes and goes, the mental poverty,” said the young man, in a video that already guaranteed him a place on the next list of “people who should not speak on the internet.”

In addition to exhibiting classism and insensitivity towards the conditions of the Mexican countryside, the clip unleashed outrage for representing that lineage of whitexicans who wear sleeveless sweaters even though they have never built biceps.

“No, no, what barbarians, poor were born and poor will die,”
The subject finished without first thanking life for the inheritances.

The issue was so controversial that his father had to come to the rescue of the family reputation before tequila sales fell to Tonayán levels.

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“They were born poor and they will die poor,” said Pablo Partida, son of the owner of Tequila Tres Mujeres, when criticizing corn producers and their road strike.

The comment sparked outrage online and forced his father, Jesús Partida Melendrez, founder of the brand, to… pic.twitter.com/fdHJZ5rOkr

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“I am obliged to express to you, on behalf of my family, a sincere and profound apology. “We do not share the comments or the indifference towards the legitimate and peaceful struggle of the peasants for fair prices,” declared Jesús Partida, without clarifying whether he also removed the offspring from his will.

“All my life I have been an agave grower,” added the businessman, anticipating that this year’s family Christmas dinner will be a little… tense.

And to be up to date: the official who was exposed on Franco Escamilla’s show for not doing anything at work, has already come out to “clarify” the situation.