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Ronit spreads poison everywhere.

No wonder Linor wants to escape this disgust

We can understand where Ronit's anger comes from, but yesterday she seemed to be manning the lead role in the disgust parade when throughout the episode she tried to hurt Linor, whose whole sin was to stay away from her and the toxic fumes she spreads everywhere like a construction site in Chernobyl

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Karin Arad

Thursday, 07 January 2021, 08:48

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Rami Vered and Linor in "The Big Brother" (Network 13)

It was a horrible week at Big Brother.

No one was at their best, and that includes me.

Yesterday in general I woke up in the morning hormonal and resentful about the world, just before closing, all day fighting with people and eating potato chips to the point of nausea, and through this murky prism I watched the episode.

So it could be that my feelings of disgust stem not only from the episode but from the potato chips, but I must admit that things are getting worse.

I tried to figure out if it was them or me, and I came to the conclusion that it was them.

And what's the wonder?

Already 11 seasons the same types, with the same problems, shuffle in the same puddles.

As every season we had the traditional quarrel over food and cigarettes, and this time between Remy and Josie, who accuse Remy of the heinous crime - "opening eyes on Josie's food".

It is not so clear when and where these vulgar sentences came into everyday language, but it seems that sayings such as "opening an eye on my food", "looking at me in a plate" have become a routine discourse in recent years.

In general, enough with the food saga, the budget, the cigarettes.

After dozens of times it is no longer interesting to watch.

True, it is easy to annoy smokers by preventing cigarettes, but how many times can you watch the same scene?

Prevent them from electricity, hide their underwear, put apple cider vinegar in the shampoo, salt in pepper and cling film on the toilet.

Everything is better.

Maybe if the tenants would not have to bother counting cigarettes and slices of light bread, their topics of conversation would become interesting.

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The parade of disgust.

Ronit (screenshot)

There was also a quarrel over politics this week, and I was pretty tired of that too.

Rami and Ronit as usual yell at each other their uncompromising believing selves and then Tom suddenly joins in.

Although this is how we found out he was a leftist, but of course a helpful discussion did not take place there.

Shouts were just thrown into the air - you will not be in power, Bibi, not Bibi, leftists, rightists, Litzman, blah blah blah.

Everyone thinks he's right, no one really knows how to have a matter-of-fact discussion, and it's just frustrating.

Okay, we got it.

The country is divided.

It's hard to miss it when the new editions have been broadcasting the same items every day for half a year.

Luckily the British mutation came because really, some articles about young bakers who started on Instagram can be seen.

And after a week like this, why not end with an episode that is all about incitement?

Ronit the Bibist staffed the lead role in the Disgust parade - the whole episode was full of her attempts to hurt Linor, whose whole sin was to stay away from the toxic fumes she was spreading everywhere like a construction site in Chernobyl, replacing her with someone smarter, funnier, nicer, and unpleasant to say , But also much more beautiful.

Speaking of beauty, Ronit tries to convince Karin that Linor is jealous of her because she's more beautiful.

"She's jealous of you fear!"

Expressed in pathos in a moment of pure Hebrew.

But that's not enough for Ronit, who continues to chase after Linor at home like a crazy pit bull with a blonde wig, occasionally working from tenant to tenant, convincing everyone that Linor is the devil, a hypocrite and not really loving anyone, and occasionally screaming into the air "Liar, manipulative, yikes ".

Wrath.

Linor and Remy (screenshot)

The rift started a long time ago, but escalated to the maximum in this episode, after Sharonit "imitated" Linor a family photo as part of the sensitivity task (in which she lost to Remy, of course), and worsened a bit after the "who is more interesting" task in which Linor and Karin were interviewed by Guy Lerer.

Karin lost, for the simple reason that my cat was interviewed more interestingly than her, but still, it's not easy to deal for weeks with a rejection of almost rejection feelings and also snatch a scorching loss that supposedly brands you as the least interesting girl from the least interesting girl in the house.

The saa was exaggerated, and even the gentle Karin hooked up with her inner babysitter Ronit, angrily walked towards the bathroom and shouted "Yehuda, bring the fire extinguisher, why burn her!"

(Meaning Linor burns because Karin is prettier, which is why she chose her for a duel).

In short, nobility and wisdom are poured out of every corner of this house.

True, it's clear that no one really means harm to anyone, and it's clear that Ronit is just a poor woman who was hurt by Linor's abandonment, but in the end it does not matter.

Every person who did terrible things had reasons to explain how it happened - a difficult childhood, a cold mother, a father shortage, a lack of money, a waterbar - but the stage in every person's life (age thirty, roof) where it becomes irrelevant comes.

I understand that Ronit is like this because of all the things she went through and Judah is like that because something happened to him like this and like that - if we talk to anyone who has done a bad thing, we will find that everyone can be understood to infinity.

But the bottom line is that it's irrelevant - even if you understand where the shit comes from and what exactly it's made of, it does not make it any less smelly.

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