The presenter Rodrigo Bocardi made a live sympathy for the weather to improve over the weekend in the capital of São Paulo. The journalist took out a handful of coarse salt and threw it into the air right at the beginning of the Good Morning São Paulo this Tuesday (29). Sabina Simonatoco-host of the morning show and owner of the bag of salt, scolded her colleague for wasting the item.

The journalist also explained that she carries a package of food in her own bag, as a form of spiritual protection — another nice touch.

The anchor took action after hearing the description of the ritual by reporter Larissa Calderari, who was flying over the capital of São Paulo in the São Paulo helicopter. Globo and it showed cloudy weather.

“Let’s order a sun, Sabina, help us out. For those who want to show sympathy, you know, Rodrigo? They say that if you take a handful of coarse salt and throw it in the air, they say it works, huh? To call the sun Let’s see if it works, we can try”, suggested the professional.

Soon after, the presenter appeared with a package of coarse salt in his hand. Sabina still tried to stop him. “You stay quiet! Larissa, don’t even say things like that”, she warned, laughing.

But it was too late: Bocardi had already thrown the rocks into the air in the studio. “Can you see Bocardi? He threw rock salt. Do you believe it? So we can call this sun?”, asked Sabina.

He justified himself. “Do we want water? We want water. But, at the weekend, to take a little relief from the sun. That’s the request, then”, declared the newspaper’s owner.

“He really threw rock salt! You know I have my bag of rock salt there, and he’s throwing it… Enough, that’s it. Larissa, he’s running out of my stock of rock salt. What now? Rock salt we use it to protect, for protection. Everything is over”, concluded the journalist.

“It will be sunny, but it will reduce your protection,” noted Bocardi. She said that, during the break, she would take a broom to collect the salt, collect it in a small pot and put it back in her bag. “In Bom Dia São Paulo it has everything… In that Sabina bag, it’s impressive, you know? Now I’m worried about reducing its protection”, confessed the anchor.

She reiterated that she would collect the crystal. “But the studio is protected too,” he said. “That’s what matters. Everything is blessed”, declared the co-host, finally.