Pacquiao - Rios 24/7 Episode 2

[hectari]

It's actually quite common for Asian families to have many kids. It's more of the culture there, where more kids (8+) is the norm. My grandparents on each side had 11 and 12 kids respectively.

I don't know too much about Hispanic culture or Rios, so I can't comment on that.

A lot of Mexicans have huge families and teens having babies early, I went to a high school with mostly Mexicans and there was a lot of chicks who were pregnant in high school, they even had a family planning class to help them as teen moms. A few of them even had kids at 14!

I don't get it, why have so many kids if you are poor? I noticed in the Philippines most of those people live in shanty towns and still have a lot of kids. I never understood this, most rich people have moderate families some don't even have kids, poor people who can't even afford to have kids tend to have lots of kids.

[pnksntdead]

when you have no money, there's not much else to do but screw your wife

A lot of Mexicans have huge families and teens having babies early, I went to a high school with mostly Mexicans and there was a lot of chicks who were pregnant in high school, they even had a family planning class to help them as teen moms. A few of them even had kids at 14!

I don't get it, why have so many kids if you are poor? I noticed in the Philippines most of those people live in shanty towns and still have a lot of kids. I never understood this, most rich people have moderate families some don't even have kids, poor people who can't even afford to have kids tend to have lots of kids.

[Pu·gi·list]

Enjoyed this video. Lots at stake for both of these guys.

I especially enjoyed Pacquiao handing out money as he left the gym to the poor people of his country because that's where he came from and knows how it feels.

[Espada]

best episode so far and Rios is like an immature teen boy who's just starting puberty.