The Altar Boy wanted to surprise the guests on the day of The AnthillNathalie Poza and Eduard Fernández, already Pablo Motos with some of the most curious and absurd objects in Japan.
“I have brought very artistic things. In these 11 years they have classified this section as one for laughs and I am quite dramatic“, the man from Marbella told the presenter.
The first objects were figures of a Geisha and a ninja: “In the 80s, our mothers filled the top of the televisions with things“, commented the collaborator.
After placing them on top of a television, El Monaguillo noted that they were a little bland, so “I have some decoration cats for flat screens”.
He hung them from the sides and Motos exclaimed: “It’s the best thing you’ve brought in in 11 years, the cats”. Then, with morale through the roof due to the presenter’s compliment, the man from Marbella presented the following product.
“It’s a snack bara soft drink dispenser that mixes them,” explained El Monaguillo, but the device did not work correctly. “With how well you had started…”Motos told him.
The next product was ‘The Magic Chair’, a folding seat for six people. The last one, a bubble machine: “Life is like a soap bubble, enjoy it, it doesn’t last long”he concluded.
