the chef Tom Aviv Known as someone who doesn’t use harsh means or words to get his message across, this time he decided to rebel against the “Big Brother” reality show. Aviv, who is currently in Miami to promote his new restaurant, made it clear what he thought about the program, where his legendary ex participated Gal Gavram.
In a post he published, he wrote: “I was asked for a tip for auditioning for ‘Big Brother,’ the most important thing! It’s not to go to the audition for this trash show. It has no right to exist, and it should be extinct from the world,” he wrote and clarified: “A factory that produces mentally wounded and post-traumatic people like There were in the second Lebanon, delusional people, who in the end find themselves struggling for shekels in launching a product that only the devil uses them, until they disappear altogether.”
He also addressed a follower who asked him for tips and wrote: “And now, tell me it’s an experiment and that you want to learn for yourself. Enter Abu Kabir for two days, it will be a more interesting lesson than being imprisoned in a studio that looks like a house and fighting over boxes of cornflakes with an unemployed lawyer, a retired woman who is seen as the mother of the house and a potential singer who was not accepted to the ‘next star’. Take an hour every day to be in this purgatory, volunteer it. And that’s my tip for a successful audition.”