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In this Spanish monologue, the speaker tells a short anecdote where a father asks his child what he wants to be when he grows up. The child replies that he wants to be an “HP,” a derogatory term the father uses for people who are successful and flaunt their wealth (e.g., driving Ferraris, taking vacations). The story is used to illustrate how some people are taught to resent the success of others. The speaker then expands on the problem, noting that resentment prevents us from recognizing the hard work behind others’ achievements. He urges listeners to stop begrudging others, to congratulate them, and asks the audience for advice on how to learn from others’ success instead of resenting it.










