It’s morning at #GFVIP Haus e charlie, John and Patrizia, they talk about game strategies. Charlie argues that they must unite since they share the same thinking and vision of the program. “Anyone who has stories and things to say has to say it,” says the radio announcer, thereby confirming the idea of how important it is to give one’s own life testimony. The Vipponi want to find a way to survive indoors and are afraid of the thought of young people forming a group. “They’re all wonderful people,” says Giovanni, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have to weigh up how they must behave in order to be able to prevail against the boys together.
The three agree on that Luke and George stand out from the crowd. The chef is a curious boy who would like to improve himself. He is interested in knowledge and deepening, he asks for learning. While George, according to John, stands aside, escapes, stays there to watch and wait. Everything is strategy for him, but Charlie and Patrizia show doubts.
“For our generation, Big Brother makes shows,” says Giovanni, but it’s not easy because some young people don’t want to get involved. The only way is to name them. Charlie suggests letting it go instead. “But do you think the engagements are real?” assumes the stylist. According to Patrizia Antonella and Edward They approach strategically to avoid being eliminated.
The three are aware that they have stories to tell and much to teach as they come from long working backgrounds, but none of the young people seem interested in knowing them. Patrizia is upset because they are apart Genevathe boys weren’t curious about her and didn’t ask her how the television of the 80s, of which she was the protagonist, was like.
Giovanni concludes by repeating that the only way to advance is to join forces.