Bruna Gomez witnessed the discussion between Bernardo Sousa and Marco Costa, which took place on Friday 25 March.look here).
the pilot Explain what happened And why he “confronted” the opponent, and ended up adding: “He’s a monkey, he listens to what suits him.”.
Bruna Gomez didn’t like the moment and tried to make her point: “I know you want to show things that are outside of what you think is true or not, but then… so what? Got it? I don’t think you need to expend energy… Like, there are many things I listen to, even very serious stuff , which if you go to the topic, I’ve already given a full presentation here”.
Bernardo Sousa retained his position: “There are certain topics a frog doesn’t cross over, you know? I may be younger but I also know how to swallow people. With a calm, calm voice and an energetic voice. Without rudeness and without being low-key. Not being silly or anything. If it’s going to go against it, I know that too. “.
In recognition, the influential The Brazilian spoke about the pilot’s position: “I think it should be lighter. He should be concerned…everyone obviously wants to be happy here and comfortable in situations but he came in this experience to put himself completely in it, I think, so he accepts the challenges.”.
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