“Esto de vender en la calle es como los profesionales. Ellos estudian una carrera y el resto de la vida viven de ella. Nosotros, los que vendemos, también nos dedicamos a una cosa y ya nos entregamos a ella. Me gusta mi trabajo, porque no quiero ser esclavo de nadie. Yo decido a qué hora vengo y a qué hora me voy. En estos días llegué, me dio pereza ahí mismo y me fui tranquilo. En cambio, si tuviera un patrón, me diría que tengo que trabajar.”.
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“Selling in the street is like being a professional. Professional people get a mayor on something and live off of that for the rest of their lives. We, the ones that sell things, also get dedicated to one product and give ourselves it. I love my job, because I don’t like to be anyone’s slave. I get to decide when to arrive and when to leave. I came here one day, was too lazy and just left without a problem. Instead, if I had a boss, he’d tell me that I have to work”
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