A live broadcast of “La Roca,” hosted by Nuria Roca on La Sexta, turned tense when Roca and collaborator Juan del Val engaged in a heated exchange. The discussion arose during a segment addressing the implications of being late to appointments.
Roca challenged del Val”s assertion regarding the consequences of tardiness, stating, “That”s not how it is.” She emphasized that punctuality is essential, citing studies that suggest a correlation between lateness and cognitive perceptions. As the debate escalated, del Val attempted to read a news article to support his perspective, but was interrupted by co-host Berni, who humorously claimed that the article did not align with del Val”s argument.
The ensuing banter sparked laughter among the audience and crew. Del Val, visibly exasperated, placed his hands on his head in disbelief at the unfolding drama. The discussion eventually veered towards the psychological aspects of punctuality, with del Val suggesting that those who are frequently late might have an inaccurate perception of time.
This lively exchange highlighted not only the dynamics of the show but also the broader societal conversations surrounding punctuality and its implications on personal and professional relationships.
