Blanche Gardin threw a pavement in the pond in April by attacking Jeff Bezos in a long message published on Facebook. The comedian explained that he had refused the proposal made to him to participate in the hit show LOL, which laughs out, produced by Amazon, the company of the American billionaire. Broadcast in many countries, the program features several comedians whose mission is to make their competitors laugh to eliminate them from the game.
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"I would be embarrassed (not to say that it would hurt my ass) to be paid 200,000 euros for a day of work even if I lose at your game, when the charity of my choice would win, it, 50,000 euros," she justified, adding: "Yes, it bothers me to touch, for 8 hours of work, this staggering sum ..." The young woman also pointed to the lack of ethics of the multinational, especially in terms of ecological footprint and human rights, accusing it of using "the labor of the Uyghur concentration camps".
This rant widely relayed by the media received a mixed reception from some participants in the game, including Ahmed Sylla: "Like, it made her look like a queen, a princess, to have refused money. She has put too much of a gap between her and us. I felt a little targeted, "he said on the set of Mouloud Achour on April 26.
This time, it is the comedian Florence Foresti who seems to send a subliminal message to Blanche Gardin. In a video published on Tuesday, May 9, we can see his dog Albert destroying the cardboard of an Amazon package. Not without sarcasm, she then launches into a fictitious and lit discussion with her pet. "You're very angry with Amazon, Albert." "Very angry, I do not like this consumer society at all, it disgusts me," she answers in a hoarse voice instead of the canine. Then she maliciously adds, "Yes, but sometimes we need it." She then asks her dog who will fix his nonsense. "It's you,! Call it energy compensation!"
A very likely tackle to his colleague ... and perhaps also a nod to a possible future participation in the show. This is in any case a wish expressed by Philippe Lacheau, presenter of the French version of LOL, who laughs sort, who said last March on ETX Radio: "I would dream of having Jamel Debbouze, Alain Chabat or Florence Foresti".