Many were surprised to discover the second evictee of the “Big Brother” house, which was announced last night (Saturday) by Liron Weizmann and Guy Zoarz. David Retired, Was evicted from the home and left for reality earlier than expected. Remember, retired broke into a young affair with the retired beauty queen Karin on her, After her attempts to please Tom Haimov – Failed.
A retiree who was very safe in his place at home, in one of the fights he called tenant Elon Akon a “white Ashkenazi” and upset the network with the harsh words. He further told him he would clap as he climbed the stairs on Saturday. Karma worked as always, this time too and Retus is the one who went up the stairs and left the house. Today (Sunday) was retired from Kobi Mehat’s show covering “Big Brother” and told about the shock of leaving the house. “I didn’t have time there. I started the process, confronted myself. I had a lot of breaking moments in front of the brother of crying and hiding,” retired.
David Retired (Photo: Micha Loveton)Judah was your nemesis.
“We are not rivals. Everyone went his own way. I am not his enemy.”
Did you feel at home that he was on fire for Karin?
“Obviously. No one agreed with me and I said there was a reason for it. In retrospect I realized there was a square triangle I was not in and I did not know. Judah and I were friends and suddenly he came to me .. Karin and I got close and it happened alone. “I wanted to bring my idea, everything else did not interest me. At first I struggled with myself but I could not ignore the connection formed between me and Karin and then Judah put me to wash my head started working and most of my intuitions work and Boom gave me a seal.”
Yehuda Yitzhakov, from “The Big Brother” (Photo: Micha Lubton)Maybe take the lead too soon.
“I did not want to be a leader and then I came back to myself. I heard words like dictator and ruler and I wanted to pull back. I am a dominant person wherever I go.”
There were harsh statements you made.
“The whitish Ashkenazi I told Ayalon and he should go.”
Let’s talk about that statement.
“It kills me like … you’re in a huge press, they tried to get me out of the way every hour. They did a lot of things because they knew where I was. Ayalon did something I thought was inappropriate. He played something else. He’s an intelligent, eloquent person. I’m not. Reacts just like that. Ayalon knew where to catch me. I tried to explain myself with Josie He directly shouted at me ‘you will not decide on us you doctor’. I regret this statement, not for the TV, I’m really sorry. I had an argument with Baghdadi about racism, I’m kind of an Ashkenazi myself. I am Australian, Greek, Indian – mixed. It was said impulsively, I fought at home myself a lot. “
Ayalon Icon, Big Brother (Photo: Micha Loveton)Judah gave you a hug and you moved him. Why?
“Emotions. This dismissal was very difficult for me. What I started with Big Brother is confronting myself and my big breast and I opened up emotionally and you can not believe you are getting into this situation and you know it is because you were just warmed up.”
You won, three wanted Karin and you won.
“It’s not a prize. It was a very good connection.”
She is a prize.
“I also have a prize. She knew how to put me in a one-on-one place, which is necessary.”
Did you get to talk about what would happen if you were fired?
“No. No one believed I was fired. Even when I went out what I saw was open mouths.”
Karin Aliyah, Big Brother (Photo: Micha Loveton)Karin told you about her Instagram and did not interest you. Why? Are you a conservative?
“I think it’s unnecessary to refer to Instagram when you’re in front of a person. It’s not interesting. You’ll face the person and get to know him and if we reach the bridge, we’ll cross him. From what I understand. Gal Gvaram She is a network anchor and she contradicts my positions and she is an amazing woman. “Presenting the woman’s body as an object is not a good thing in my eyes.”
There was a lot of noise on the network. We are in a century where every woman or man is allowed to say or wear whatever comes to him.
“So I’ll say in another hundred years that a 13-year-old will have a car. Does that seem legitimate to you? Or will the sexual issue move to age eight. I don’t think I’m conservative, I have values. There are things that need to be preserved and those boundaries need not be broken.”
Will Karin stay true to you?
“I do not expect that to happen, on the contrary I think the opposite. If I had still stayed home and Karin would have been taken out …”
Would you stay loyal?
“Unrelated to the trustee, my heart and my head were in the same place.”
Can the relationship with Karin continue, now that you’re out of the house?
“I do not know, I do not deal with it because it is not something that can be planned. Maybe she will find herself a better relationship or a better fulfillment that I would not want to prevent her and maybe I will also continue on my own. “I have no expectation. No one is in handcuffs here. If it does her any good to continue with someone else, she has my blessing.”
What do you think left you thinking?
“It’s following two sentences I said on Friday. If not these sentences, the audience really liked me. For me it’s two sentences I said in what I call ‘my Black Friday’.”
David Dimos, Big Brother (Photo: Micha Loveton)