In the episode 12 of the season, the host talks about the concept of scandals and their impact on society. The discussion revolves around the idea that scandals can be both negative and positive, depending on the context.
The host argues that some scandals can have a positive side, particularly those related to public or national security, embezzlement, politics, etc. These scandals can expose wrongdoings and serve as a warning to society, thus having a positive impact. However, they also acknowledge that scandals can be damaging, especially when they involve personal lives or reputations.
The host also engages in a humorous argument with a guest about the concept of 'Under the Table', a segment of the show where scandalous or controversial topics are discussed. The host defends their approach, arguing that the purpose of the segment is not to harm individuals but to expose truths that society might be uncomfortable with.
Throughout the episode, the host and the guest engage in a playful and at times heated discussion, with the host often taking a more serious tone when discussing the potential consequences of scandals. The discussion concludes with the host emphasizing that while scandals can be damaging, they can also serve as a tool for change and exposing truths when handled appropriately.
1. The text is a dialogue from an episode of a show, likely a talk show or a reality television program.
2. The show is hosted by a person named Swar Shuaib.
3. The episode is the last one of the season.
4. The guests on the show express dissatisfaction with the episode's content, particularly the part labeled "Under the Table".
5. The guests believe that the show often focuses on scandals and negative aspects of people's lives.
6. There is a discussion about the positive and negative aspects of scandals, with some guests arguing that scandals can be both negative and positive, depending on the situation.
7. The guests also talk about the public's perception of scandals and the potential benefits of exposing scandals, such as deterring others from committing similar offenses.
8. The show also features a segment where the host is critiqued by the guests, who express dissatisfaction with the host's behavior during the episode.
9. The host admits to being scared and struggling with the pressure of hosting the show, especially when dealing with controversial topics.
10. The host also expresses a desire to change the set of the show and to change the name of the show.
11. The host denies being scared of the problems and cases discussed on the show, stating that they are not scared, but rather just very scared.
12. The host also talks about their goal for the show, which is to showcase Arab hospitality, education, and health, and to challenge stereotypes about Arabs and their culture.
13. The host also talks about the importance of love marriages and the dangers of illicit relationships.
14. The host criticizes older generations for giving an unrealistic view of society and for not caring about what's right.
15. The host also talks about the influence of media and technology on society, and the dangers of conforming to societal expectations.
16. The host ends the episode with a critique of the guests' lack of engagement with serious issues, stating that they only care about silliness.
17. The host also talks about an app called Daleni, which sends a barber to the user's place to cut their hair during Ramadan.
18. The host challenges the guests to deal with the Daleni app, suggesting that it will be a more difficult challenge than dealing with them.