“It’s not a couple (…) I’m calling [un couple, ndlr] a woman and a man.” In a video published on October 13, YouTuber Amixem will test one-star rated campsites, partly with a hidden camera.
At one of these campsites he met Mado, director of an establishment in Vendée. The latter refuses to hand over the keys to the mobile home that Amixem and his friend Thomas Deseur, a recurring guest in his videos, had reserved.
Mado ends by explaining her hesitation, stating that for her a couple “is a woman and a man… Because it is a woman who calls.” “Don’t you love us?” Amixem responded. “Well, I don’t know,” he hesitates. “It bothers me… no, but here it is, because I don’t want any noise, I don’t want all that.”
“Thank you for being respectful.”
A grotesque sequence, perceived by many Internet users as homophobia. In the comments area, many users shared their annoyance. “Guys, seriously, thank you for showing and confronting the receptionist’s homophobia,” one wrote.
The content creator, followed by 8.7 million subscribers, has since reacted in the comments section of the video.
For her part, the director of the campsite assured in the columns of Ouest France that “she had never been homophobic.” “There have been gay couples in this camp for thirty-six years, believe me, and I have never had a problem with it!”
Very attached to her camp, she says she no longer sleeps at night because of the accusations against her. The manager also wrote a letter to Amixem asking him to remove the video.
Source: BFM TV
