Wednesday night it will be ready for the second pick of the season with Big Farmer Dan-Håvard Johnsen (54), or “The Mayor” as he is called on the farm, must decide who he wants to send into battle.
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In addition to the big and heavy weekly tasks, it is also the duty and privilege of the great farmer to name a first champion who will go out in a duel later in the week. The first giant then risks having to leave the farm.
– What I ended up with is not what I first imagined. I ended up with a man who threatens to get back in the game. He has the physique and the tenacity to do it, explained the great farmer before revealing who he had chosen.
Put the job down
It immediately becomes a tense atmosphere when the great farmer appoints Hashar Aziz (34) the first male champion of the season.
Who was the champion of the week came as no surprise to many of the attendees, but when the choice was made, Aziz made an unexpected choice. He now he no longer wants to contribute to this week’s mission and will now charge his forces for Sunday’s duel.
– I saw him arrive, but then I just point out that I will then retire from the weekly assignment. Good luck, Aziz says before getting up and leaving.
Aziz hurries to leave the group after the election and when the other contestants come to check on him, he tells them that everything is fine. He doesn’t want any support or sympathy from anyone, but he has therefore decided not to work anymore for the rest of the week.
– On Hashar’s part, I think it was stupid to stop working. I can understand that it hurts to be elected and that you want to save energy, but I think he made a bit of a stupid choice in the way he said it and did it, says Stine Engen.
The great farmer Johnsen is also surprised by the way Aziz has taken the news that he will be the next man in battle.
– A little surprised by the reaction. I didn’t think he would hit Hashar that hard. His reaction is really the prototype of the trouble if he comes back again, says the great farmer Johnsen.
I didn’t want to create a bad atmosphere
Aziz, the Kongsberg policeman, then surprised many of the other attendees with his reaction to the election.
However, it remains to be seen whether there will be a bad mood later in the week when Nettavisen met the participants before they entered the farm Aziz was clear that he had no intention of creating a bad atmosphere during his stay.
– I hope I can be the jovial one where everyone can feel a little safe and talk to. But I’m not afraid to talk, and I’m not afraid of an argument, she said at that moment before continuing:
– I can probably quickly throw some extra fuel on the fire just because I know it makes other people frustrated. It’s something I find funny sometimes, but I’m probably not going to create a bad atmosphere.
Should an argument arise, however, he would have stayed as concrete as possible and had no intention of standing and screaming and screaming in the yard to get his points.
– I would probably say that, as far as possible, I try to be concrete enough and to treat others with a certain respect. But of course I speak clearly and put a responsibility.
– But I’m not going to stand and look down on people, because I expect everyone to come with a life experience and some understanding of how things fit together, he concluded.
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