Ali İhsan Varol, the presenter of the Word Game program, came to the fore with his heavy statements (!) about regret. The Izmit Pişmaniyesi Conservation and Survival Association announced that it will file a criminal complaint against Varol and Emrah Safa Gürkan, who had used similar words before.
Word Game, one of the popular competition programs in Turkey that has been going on for many years, had recently included expressions that angered some Izmit residents. The presenter of the program, Ali İhsan Varol, said, “The dessert invented by the people of Izmit to get tax (tax) from their passengers.He asked the contestant the word defined as ”. The answer to the question iscotton candy‘ was.
Ali İhsan Varol once again attracted the attention of the people of Izmit with what he said after asking the question. While explaining the question to his competitor, Varol said “The people of Izmit don’t eat it. We sell it. In order to collect taxes from passers-by.” he said. While Varol’s words made the audience laugh, historian and writer Emrah Safa Gürkan also posted on the pena YouTube channel, “You Don’t Know This Too?” He joined this joke train by reminding the joke he made at the beginning of 2021 in his program. But today, both names are due to their statements about regret. with surprise news It came up.
Ali İhsan Varol’s expression of regret:
Emrah Safa Gürkan’s words in January 2021 (14. seconds)
While Ali İhsan Varol’s narrative on television spread rapidly on social media, a surprise statement came from the President of the İzmit Pişmaniyesi Conservation and Sustainment Association, Mustafa Şahin. About Şahin, Varol and Gürkan Monday, March 21 day of criminal complaint that they will be told. Şahin’s explanation was as follows:
“The people of this city to take care of their city and its regret, to stand by us when we make a complaint as the Pişmaniyeciler Derneği, and to show these unjust people their place in a civilized way. We invite you.”
Criminal complaint against two names what would be the accusation Unknown.