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I don't think of Tony.

Okay, so how do you feel about this, Billy? About Tony in general or the way he dresses like a clown? His inner thigh.

Okay, so how do you feel about this, Billy? About Tony in general or the way he dresses like a clown? His inner thigh.

Okay, so how do you feel about this, Billy? About Tony in general or the way he dresses like a clown? His inner thigh.

So we've been driving all over Miami, and we're on Corn Way right now. We finally found, as you can see here in the back, the afilador. Not like you pictured, not this big, huge van, but we've got in the back here, we got Daniel, who's gonna show us the tricks of the trade to being un afilador.

So we've been driving all over Miami, and we're on Corn Way right now. We finally found, as you can see here in the back, the afilador. Not like you pictured, not this big, huge van, but we've got in the back here, we got Daniel, who's gonna show us the tricks of the trade to being un afilador.

So we've been driving all over Miami, and we're on Corn Way right now. We finally found, as you can see here in the back, the afilador. Not like you pictured, not this big, huge van, but we've got in the back here, we got Daniel, who's gonna show us the tricks of the trade to being un afilador.

Hey, first of all, thank you. Look what you have there, look what you have there, scissors. Okay, so explain to me. What does it mean? What do you do there? Tell me about it.

Hey, first of all, thank you. Look what you have there, look what you have there, scissors. Okay, so explain to me. What does it mean? What do you do there? Tell me about it.

Hey, first of all, thank you. Look what you have there, look what you have there, scissors. Okay, so explain to me. What does it mean? What do you do there? Tell me about it.

Well, I've been sharpening scissors for 27 years here in Miami. To the barber shop, to the hairdresser, to the factory. That's what I do. It's a family business.

Well, I've been sharpening scissors for 27 years here in Miami. To the barber shop, to the hairdresser, to the factory. That's what I do. It's a family business.

Well, I've been sharpening scissors for 27 years here in Miami. To the barber shop, to the hairdresser, to the factory. That's what I do. It's a family business.

It's a business that you started with your brother, who has already passed away, but you have his legacy in this.

It's a business that you started with your brother, who has already passed away, but you have his legacy in this.

It's a business that you started with your brother, who has already passed away, but you have his legacy in this.

No, my dad started it in Cuba, and he taught my brother. My brother taught me, and he and I are the most famous here in Miami, in Philadelphia.

No, my dad started it in Cuba, and he taught my brother. My brother taught me, and he and I are the most famous here in Miami, in Philadelphia.

No, my dad started it in Cuba, and he taught my brother. My brother taught me, and he and I are the most famous here in Miami, in Philadelphia.

Wow, so you lived there for many years. You left your dad, your son, and the other son, and you have that, and your business. We lived off of that. Why is it closed there? Why can't people see it?