MB: That said, in a very clear way, I have the impression of being Cahuzac in front of the Assembly.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have never invalidated, I do not invalidate and I will never invalidate Dabo.
Simply because Dabo is in the DNA of the game. There's nothing we can do about it, that's how it is today.
There you go.
(Q - Xavier D’Homan: No, but you have the power Michel, that is to say that even if you…)
MB: No, no, no, no. Excuse me. There, I react very quickly. I don't have the power. I have a duty. I have a duty not to make fun of the players and to respond based on what I learned, based on what I understood about the story, based on what I discovered about the implications, ideas, sometimes genius in the solutions that are proposed to me. In relation to all that, in relation to all this gray matter which was put into play, in relation to the energy which was deployed by tens or hundreds of thousands of players, I have duties, I do not I don't have the power and I have never considered that I have the power and that I can do what I want. That would be ridiculous.
(Q - Xavier D’Homan: No, but you have the power Michel, that is to say that even if you…)
MB: No, no, no, no. Excuse me. There, I react very quickly. I don't have the power. I have a duty. I have a duty not to make fun of the players and to respond based on what I learned, based on what I understood about the story, based on what I discovered about the implications, ideas, sometimes genius in the solutions that are proposed to me. In relation to all that, in relation to all this gray matter which was put into play, in relation to the energy which was deployed by tens or hundreds of thousands of players, I have duties, I do not I don't have the power and I have never considered that I have the power and that I can do what I want. That would be ridiculous.