Who is she with? Silvana Bushati tells her personal story: She presents, I gave her clothes and she asked for money

Today in 'Abc e Pasdites' we talked about the feeling of gratitude and how much we feel it in our society. Invited to the studio, Silvana Bushati told a very personal story that for her symbolizes exactly being ungrateful:

"One of the television girls who today, not that she has done anything big, is working on the show. I was the impetus for her to appear on the screen, and I said, for example, 'Ermal, will you please have her as a guest?' At one point, he went on a show and was looking to fill his chronicle. And I said my daughter plays soccer, take it. Rather to honor him. Ah, he said, money is needed there. I swear that even with my clothes, the same, I appear on the screen. My daughter has gone all over the place. The word he says destroys you as a person." - said Bushati.

Meanwhile, pedagogue Helena Halili said that sometimes we are too quick to judge, forgetting that some people may not have the opportunity to return the honor in order to show gratitude. As long as we don't do good deeds with the intention of them being returned to us, everything is fine, says Halili, but we must put ourselves in the other's shoes when he needs a hand but has nothing to give.

"Some people have trouble recovering their memory and remembering when they were 'little'. They forget on the way, because the large sizes do not see the small sizes of a hand. There are times when people forget, but there are times when they don't have the opportunity to show gratitude. A lady once said to me 'I have nothing to give you but I pray that God will make it light'." - said pedagogy.

Albi Dhima said that ingratitude is a negative virtue that is massively found in television studios and in relationships with public figures. According to him, fame transforms people and when the doors of television have been opened to you, you should be grateful and not arrogant.

"People should be grateful for an opportunity. You were given that TV time, you should be thankful. How you use it is a personal matter." - said Dhima.