On Wednesday night, Lupillo Rivera made an unexpected play in “Top Chef VIP 5”. Many, seeing the advance of yesterday’s chapter, thought that the dishes that appeared throwing into the garbage had as the main affected Miguel Arce. Nothing further away from reality.
“The Running Bull” moved his cards and decided to lose in yesterday’s challenge to advance directly to the elimination test.
Throwing food into the garbage has generated a series of rejectional reactions against it for such an act. To be honest, what he did was wrong. The game is understood, the strategy, but the execution of the same was unlucky. Food is not thrown!
That said, his move did not harm any companion because the challenge he decided to lose was individual.
Tonight Lupillo renounced the immunity games with the sole aim of pursuing Miguel Arce in the elimination challenges. It sounds good in theory, but in practice Lupillo, and no other participant, has interference in any fellow eliminations, because the eliminations run on their own. I explain to myself: in the elimination tests it is cooked individually. If you do it well, you save yourself; if you do it badly, you go.
Neither Miguel nor Lupillo can affect any participant directly, generating that this loses.
Group challenges, in couples or quartets, are won and lost in groups. and yes! But once losers enter the elimination process, the only thing that can save them is their personal talent in front of the “Top Chef VIP 5” fogs.
In this game we have good villains; the best, of course, remains Miguel Arce. It is, without a doubt, the best villain this reality has had since its conception. But much of what they presume to do is in theory. Because in practice the only thing that villains generate in this program is discomfort, stress and irritation. Here is where only those who possess true self-control move forward without immutation in the face of constant provocations.
