Jaïr Ferwerda is with his mouth full of teeth and a pot of peanut butter in his hand as minister Ruben Brekelmans knows how to trump him in a devious way. “Huh, that’s good at once.”
It is a trick that we have often seen in political reporters in the past: asking politicians how expensive a certain product is in the supermarket, and then to be able to call very hard in the event of an error answer that they are very far from ordinary citizens to stand. Jaïr Ferwerda also makes an attempt, but sees it miserably failed.
Pot peanut butter
Jaïr awaits in the newest Renze The minister team with a pot of peanut butter in hand. “This week it was of course about that VAT increase, a big subject. I thought for a moment, because it was also about the groceries that became more expensive: say, what does it actually cost, this pot of peanut butter? ”
Minister Femke Wiersma then says: “Yes, I believe this is an A-brand and I never buy ER-brands. I really like the budget messages, so I have no idea. “
Receipt
Mona Keijzer talks handy around it. “If you compare your receipt of today with a year ago, that’s just really considerable.”
Colleague Sophie Hermans: “3 Still what? 3 euros 40? ”
Marjolein Faber: “I think a euro or 4?”
And Barry Madlener: “I do a shot. 5 euros. ”
Mouth full
Ruben Brekelmans, the Minister of Defense, gives the correct answer in one go. “Yes, 4 euros 69.”
Jaïr stops. He is with his mouth full of teeth and notes: “That is good at once. Have you heard that or something? ”
Ruben: “I heard that, yes. Yes, you’ve been walking around here for a while with that pot of peanut butter, so that goes like a running fire. “Jaïr runs there with a pot of peanut butter of 4.69 euros!”
Appen about Jaïr
Jaïr finds that striking. “So there is now an approach to everyone in the group app from:” Jaïr walks with a game of peanut butter, it’s 4.69 euros “?”
Ruben: “No, no, no, not that. I was just appealing with someone who has already come in and said that this was asked to him. “
Jaïr: “Okay, well, indeed, it’s 4.69 euros.”
Ruben: “Yes, well, we count that well. Can I take him with me? ”
Jaïr: “Yes, fine, take it with you.”