A fierce verbal argument between G Bani and Olsi in the famous house almost turned into a physical confrontation. The tense situation caused a stir even during the ‘prime’, where the protagonists were confronted with their statements, while Laerti intervened by highlighting some interesting details.

What happened at home?
G Bani and Olsi had a fierce clash, where insults and provocations went to the limits. G Bani addressed Olsi:
“When you talk like a thug, I know how to act like a thug.”
On the other hand, Olsi reacted by saying:
“There’s no point in calling me a gangster. You’ll know outside the house how much of a gangster I am, but I didn’t threaten you.”

The intervention of Laert
Laerti, who was also involved in this debate, added another element by asking why G Bani had lied about his birthday and commenting on his past:
“Epithets are not a big deal in Albania, but it’s a personal choice to stay away from them. I helped Albanians in Greece as a translator for free, but I didn’t expect G Bani to call me ‘burgaxhi’.”
According to G Bani, this could be related to a common consent for the same girl in the house.

Valbona, Rozana and Arbri for the debate
Valbona defended G Ban by emphasizing:
“He was provoked by Olsi knowing the explosions he has.
Rozana added that:
“G Bani is impulsive but honest. Of all the boys in the house, he is the most direct.” Meanwhile, Arbri congratulated the girls of the house who intervened to calm the situation and emphasized:
“There are always temptations, but the ability to manage them says a lot about you.”

The issue of the “milkman”
A curious moment came when Arbri asked about the meaning of the word “milk”. Laertius clarified that the term is related to testing different substances, adding another dimension to the discussion.
This debate is just one of the events taking place in the house, bringing tensions and interesting dynamics between the residents. Will they manage to calm the situation or will the clashes escalate further?