Jey Mammon After going through a whole year without work in television, he told Juanita Viale How that impacted him emotionally. It was during her visit to the Channel 13 program that Mirtha Legrand’s granddaughter hosts on Sundays.
“He made a fool of me. Yes, he turned me on, you know? Because this same thing, when it comes out, I tell you the truth, I didn’t plan to spend so much time on this topic. I’m looking ahead, but it’s good for me anyway.”he declared.
There Jay admitted that it was difficult for him to look forward and said that he did not feel that his friends had let go of his hand. “I began to understand as if they had pulled a veil over me, if they had made me trash (cutting gesture), so I said: ‘Well, let’s see who the real friends are.’ Nothing else”, he stated.
The comedian confessed how he managed to live economically all this time: “With savings, it’s still depressing because there is something called productivity. And well, my savings can’t last much longer.”
Then she expressed her support for feminism: “I consider myself an ally of feminism. In any case, I say, the crack enters into everything, faith enters into everything, and here it is not about I have faith in you, I don’t have faith in you, that happened or it didn’t happen.”
There Jey almost started crying: “No, it’s not that difficult, it didn’t happen, you understand?” In these weeks, Mammón began to work on a radio program, where he also received a lot of criticism after his discussions in the media and in justice with Lucas Benvenutto.
And he explained the reason for his broken voice: “Do you know why my voice breaks? Not because it has remained in many people, what remained in me was, look, we are at a lunch where there are one, two, three, four magnificent people, each one doing their own thing with a lot of things to tell, I have a lot of things to tell and half an hour ago we were talking about me. I can not take anymore”.
