Turkish newspaper writer Cem Küçük, who was a guest of the “Açık ve Net” program broadcast on Habertürk, shot down former CHP Istanbul deputy Gülay Yedekçi over the movie “Bergen”.
Turkey newspaper writer and TGRT commentator Cem Küçük was this week’s guest of the Açık ve Net program broadcast on Habertürk. Making evaluations about the inflation figures, Küçük turned to former CHP Istanbul deputy Gülay Yedekçi, who was among the guests, and said, “Look, there is a problem in Turkey. But there is no such thing as one cannot find or eat bread. Gülay says that one cannot go to culture. She is in Turkey at the moment. The cheapest movie ticket is 40 liras,” he said.
Former CHP Istanbul deputy Gülay Yedekçi responded to Küçük’s words, “30-40 lira ticket money, of course you’re welcome. He tried to defend himself in the form of …” However, Cem Küçük expressed inconsistency in his own words, “7 million people watched the Bergen movie. It grossed 140 million. How is it that entertainment venues and movie theaters are full?” He was almost mad with his words in the live broadcast.
Backed up in a corner, unable to find a word to say, “Shouldn’t he go?” he said he When I heard that former CHP Istanbul deputy Gülay Yedekçi first said “the citizens have too much money to go, they can’t go” and then heard that 7 million people had left, “Shouldn’t they go?” His statement was interpreted by social media users as “He does n’t know what he’s talking about yet”.
