Lack of Respect

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For an initial episode of a network’s program, the goal was to come up with a fashionable ensemble at the least cost. Subsequently, going to a thrift shop or the ukay-ukay was the target.

Feeling the challenge, guest Male Personality (MP) gamely went through the racks and tried as many outfits he could within the taping. He was so into the challenge that he did not mind the heat and had no qualms on wearing clothes whose sources are unknown. By contrast, Focal Celebrity (FC), on whom the show revolves, would stop and put alcohol before and after trying on clothes.

As FC continued with her relentless applying of alcohol, her actions interrupted the taping of the episode. She was even reminded by the production to stop her action.

After a few minutes, The Owner (TO) of the thrift shop noticed FC as well. After which, TO started ranting that FC was too picky and choosy, and proceeded to question who she was. Further, TO stressed that her salespersons are prettier than FC and that FC is not even that pretty to be picky in her store. However, TO praised MP for having no qualms.

With that said within the hearing distance of FC, TO made the production leave her store. Leaving the store was not an option, as the team had shot many scenes and starting over would waste time. Thus, they talked to TO and requested that they be allowed to finish. Finally, the production turned to FC and told her to stop applying her alcohol and focus on their tasks for the episode, as they have a deadline to beat. Besides, according to one of the members of team, FC can bathe in muriatic acid after and they would not care. For now, all they care about is completing the episode.

After the incident, the production will evaluate if FC is indeed the right host and so far, they are not keen on renewing her given her attitude. The choice to replace her is already headed by MP.

‘Attitude is more important than the past, than education, than money, than circumstances, than what people do or say. It is more important than appearance, giftedness, or skill.’ - Charles R. Swindoll

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