It all starts with a statement by David Ginola and Tony Parker this weekend in “What an era!”.
"
The French have a problem with jealousy"
they declared facing Léa Salamé.
In subtext, the money earned by each.
"In France, we don't say how much we earn"
adds David Ginola.
An observation commented on by Charles Consigny with virulence this Monday, April 24 in "Les Grandes Gueules".
"You have to move your ass a little in this country"
he said to educator Étienne Liebig before recalling that he himself was a waiter,
"a job like any other",
during his law studies. .
An argument described as
“bourgeois”
by his interlocutor.
The scandal breaks out on a plateau.
Charles Consigny's response will be flowery:
“Fuck you!
You just had to break your ass”
.
This evening, the lawyer and columnist is present on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste” to react to his own statement.
After specifying that in these words there was a
"portion of humor and voluntary exaggeration"
inherent in the tone of the RMC broadcast, he declared
"what I wanted to clarify this morning is that it never demonize the work”
.
He adds:
“I am angry with a certain left which is beginning to explain that basically society can function and that people can get by without really working.
I think you can't do anything good without hard work.
That work must continue to be remunerated correctly”
.
“I blame this left which also prevents people from getting out of it”
Gilles Verdez then takes the floor and unsurprisingly places himself in opposition to the speech of the guest of the day of “Touche pas à mon poste”.
"It's odious what you said!
You are privileged.
You were born with a golden spoon in your mouth.
You were supported as a child, helped by your parents from the start.
And you start to say that people should
"break their ass"
get up, move to find a job?
But France is an unequal country, there is discrimination,”
argues the columnist.
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Charles Consigny recognizes that in France
“there is no more social ladder.
Of course, there is something to be done”
.
He continues his development, which echoes his outcry in the morning:
“But I always blame this left-wing which, because it demonizes work, it also prevents people from getting out of it.
In France, when you want to recruit someone, open your store late or on Sundays... all of that creates conditions that mean that in France you don't have the possibility of finding a job so easily when you are just 'a disadvantaged environment'
.
The sequence will end with the well-known question to C8 viewers asked by Jordan De Luxe, the guest's salary.
Charles Consigny willingly lends himself to the game of transparency, even if he recognizes a
"slight administrative phobia"
which means that he
"looks little"
at his salary.
“I have fluctuating income.
Last year I earned less than 10,000 euros per month, the year before I earned more,”
says the lawyer.
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