The judge of the show “MasterChef” and restaurateur Olga Martynovskaya spoke about the unpleasant incident that happened to her in France. He dealt with the war and the misunderstanding of it by some Europeans.
On Instagram, she recalled how, in French Cannes, an elderly madam, who overheard a conversation between Martynovskaya and her friend in a supermarket, asked if they were from Ukraine. Having received an affirmative answer, madam asked about prices in Ukraine, which was followed by a monologue about how expensive refugees cost Europe.
“Every month, THEY spend something like 5 billion euros on us, and sometimes we also don’t pay for bus fares, etc. so that they can live in peace. Madam said skeptically: “Yes, but these are your men, not you!” Bitch! If only she knew how many times each of us died this year. He died and continued to live, even if he did not really want to. How many times we were dismembered, and we again gathered together and moved on, to win … Or just survive … How many times we lost the meaning of life … how many timesOlga writes. - But this is some kind of stupid unit in his declining years, who is going to take something with him to the grave. Honestly? I wanted to quarrel. But we’re not talking about that! We know what we’re worth and we don’t have to prove anything to anyone! Most ordinary people support and, moreover, admire Ukrainians, help and cry with us! And such low-sensitivity faces are everywhere - just don’t pay attention! Each of us has the right to live – freely, comfortably, happily!”
Followers reacted to the restaurateur’s emotional story.
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