"Për'puthen" opinion columnist, Arjan Konomi, spoke for the first time after the debate with Neda Balluku in the love program.
Arjani even expressed the desire that she leave the show.
The commentator was asked during a game in "Let Me Talk" by Romeo Veshaj, if he would like Neda to leave Per'puthen, as he throws a lot of pins at her.
"I would like it to go away, yes, because I understand why it takes up my time. Whoever it was," Arjani said without hesitating at all to answer.
Arjan's debate with Neda received a lot of attention during Për'Puthen. Just a few days ago, Neda Balluku was invited to "Goca dhe Gra" and talked about the debate between them.
She considered Arjan as an experienced man who has occasionally debated on television. Also, she explained how the whole event happened.
"It is not my tendency to argue. The debate between me and Arjan got pretty personal. For my part, it didn't start earlier, but I felt all the time a kind of joke that never ended. On television, you have to keep the joke, take it with humor. I was arguing with two competitors, I was giving my opinion on a relationship there. The interference happened and I didn't allow it anymore because the limit is so. Each of us is different, we all have our limits. He is a man who has some kind of experience, it is not the first time he debates on a television. I only gave answers that I thought the situation deserved. I was more sorry that we became characters unintentionally", said Neda.
An excerpt from their debate:
Neda: The first sentence you said on the show was "Where did you find it"? They found me, sir. I was found where you were lost.
Arjani: I said it as a joke. I joked and said it with a laugh.
Neda: Was it a joke? Do as men do and…
Arjani: I had this with me... Since you are prolonging it and you are not aware of what you said...
Neda: What you say is typical because the chicks for you either have problems with themselves, or they are not conscientious.
Arjani: You had the greatest impudence last week when you told me that these are the youth of television and not the youth of Tik-Tok. Yes, I know Tik-Tok youth, television youth, street youth, failed youth, successful youth. I know them all.
You who come to me from Big Brother come here to me and show me youth. You know what brazen courage you have...
Neda: I'll do some advertising at the Madrasa, I'll do it.