Just before the end of the launch episode of "Big Brother" the most perfect ID in the episode was aired.
Sisters Ilana and Diana Tarenko from the north appeared on the screen.
They both have the same sparkling block, releasing pearls into the world air, including a song they composed, and waiting for the day to record it as well.
Along the way they also told about their occupation in the field of hair extensions.
Seconds after this segment, my Instagram exploded with messages that tell - and there is also evidence - about the two's occupation as strippers.
Something that was hidden from the viewers in the house, and it seems that the tenants are also not updated that this was the telegram of the day.
In another identity card, tenant Ofek Levy recalls a boycott he went through in his youth, and how he was tied to a tree all night.
On an active Facebook page, some of his friends described a completely different story.
They wrote about a cohesive and sociable layer.
In another case, Rachel Borta said she focuses on nutrition, and at home will make people lose weight.
Very quickly the colleagues pulled out the warning letter sent to her under the heading "Forbidden deception and impersonation."
After many seasons of VIP participants, an anonymous season has finally arrived - a season that many viewers at home have been waiting for.
But these three cases reminded me for a moment of what we had probably forgotten - the dangers of exposure with such intensity.
In the encounter of the current era, where sometimes it seems like everything is happening online even before it has happened in reality, combined with the most explosive reality on screen, there is a slim chance of getting through the ID card phase in peace.
Most participants are unaware of size and resonance.
Others will do anything to be famous and hope to be able to hide the skeletons in the closet.
Beyond the participants themselves, imagine their immediate environment, which has to deal with accusations and allegations against the people closest to them without the ability to communicate with or protect them.
In my private conversation with a lawyer who was a candidate to enter the fireplace house, I flooded him with the risks.
Already in the third question in our conversation he realized that there was a chance that he might come out famous and be recognized on the street, but he would also have to find a new profession.
Next time, remember that too.
Erans@israelhayom.co.il
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