Thursday, October 13, Cyril Hanouna proposed to his columnists, if they wished, to reveal the amount of their salary in “Touche pas à mon poste”. An offer declined by most stakeholders such as Matthieu Delormeau, Benjamin Castaldi or even Géraldine Maillet who justified herself. “Today, there is a diktat of transparency, where whatever we say, it would be indecent. And so, we are going to be told: ‘but are you legitimate, to talk every evening about such and such a thing, about such and such a social movement, when you, in fact, are well off, you are extremely privileged, and obviously it’s the case. You are therefore above ground. And it obviously is‘” she explained. The one who was a model a few years ago then confided that she had experienced serious financial problems in the past. “I had big money problems. I know what it’s like to have nothing on the 10th of the month. I was chased by the bailiffs with my mom, so I know what it is“, she recounted.
“When I was a model, because it’s precarious jobs, you don’t work for more than 25 years, because afterwards you can smell the tree. When you’re a writer, it’s not the same job. For a parade, I could be paid for example 10,000 or 15,000 euros for a parade. To write a book, when it took me a year of my time, it was 2000 euros in advance” she wanted to clarify.
The only one to have accepted such a confidence is Raymond Abou. “I already said that I take 2000 in the truck and I take 2000, even 2500 more here“, explained the columnist, before indicating: “But now that I hardly have a truck anymore, I only have it here. The salary I received last month is 3188 and that’s not gross, it’s net“. The delivery driver all the same underlined that he was still waiting for a raise which had been promised to him before the start of the school year…
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