“I call it salary”: Santiago Maratea is fed up with the controversy of 5% of the proceeds to save Independiente

Santiago Maratea He used his Instagram account again to deny the applications he receives for the collection he has launched to help Independiente pay its debts. I had already done this Monday at noon. And later he insisted on defending him. This time with loud explosions.

“I’m over the violence, I feel like I’m getting too much violence. I want to share so they know how I feel, how I’m going to handle it in the future”began Santiago.

“The first thing I’m going to say to all the people who are making fun of me and devaluing my work is that 95.99% of you, if you were in my position, would already be uploading stories, crying, saying ‘how much violence, 2023 and we are still so violent. I have panic attacks, think of my family who love me and they are worried, they threatened me with death”. Have you seen the one who always cries? She sucks my dick (sic), I’m not having anxiety attacks, no panic attacks, nor will I. I’m not afraid of being threatened with death because five forros send me the photo of the door of my house that they took from Google Maps. I want to start this little message by telling everyone that if they have time and can organize themselves, come to my house and suck my dick good,” said the influencer on his Instagram account.

“Important clarification: this is not aimed at the people of Racing. I hate that they come, that they throw everything at me, that they want to bullshit me. It’s part of the folklore. It makes me laugh out loud. It even works for me at a certain point, this it is dedicated to other types of people,” added Maratea.

“Every time we do a collection, there is a controversy behind it. From the first one we did, which ended up in prison for a PRO official caught stealing donations for the Wichí community, every collection from there always turns up a pot, even if it is not the main intention of the collection, because what we do is solve a problem that has generated the inefficiency of a group of people who cannot even admit that they have been inefficient. So every time I take a collection, a small group of people jump up to give me, they don’t know where to get me, and they take me from the moral side. That I’m not that good. If I’m that good, do it, if I’m that good, do it. Guacho, everything I do is always within the scope of the law. I’m 30 years old, I do with my personality what is sung to me in the fifth line of the garden. I disagree with what you think I should do. Less if 90% of you are failures. Obviously not”, added Maratea, who with contributions has already exceeded 600 million pesos.

Later, referring to those who question him, he referred “to a person who makes a podcast in Palermo, a vegan who doesn’t listen to anyone”. He also said he was referring to people “who work in the media and are in envelopes: they get money for speaking badly or well about something.” Furthermore, to “those who are not in the envelopes, but speak according to what they are told what they receive in the envelope, for me they are the most assholes, the people who envy me and the people I don’t like”.

And then he referred again to the 5 percent of all proceeds he will pocket for being an Independiente collection trustee: “If they keep screwing me with that, I’ll take all the money I collect and I’m going to spend it on bags of Tang juice (sic) and I’ll throw them all in my pool just to piss them off.” And he added: “They want to denigrate me on the moral side: ‘you should not collect that money’. They are also trying to say that I’m lying because I said it was an obligation to collect that money.. The trustee charges, it’s stipulated like this. With that money I can put it back in the collection, of course; I can tell people ‘hey, I’ll do it for free’, of course; but I’m not saying ‘hey, I’ll do this, but pay me’; that is, they pay me and I do what I want with that money, for example, I put it into collections”.

“If we raise $20 million and they give me five percent, I think I’d put it all into my foundation, I know myself. I’d rather invest it in my foundation, which is my big life project; instead of here where it already is. We have invested 20 million here. I worked, they paid me and I invest it in my project, what’s wrong?” And in the end she replied ironically to a user: «Someone wrote to me who told me that if I earn five per cent it is not a salary. And yes it’s a salary, if you make money for a job it’s a salary. “