Agad na ipinaliwanag ng digital creator-social media personality na si Zac Alviz ang tungkol sa na-bash niyang post tungkol sa condominium investment, na ayon sa mga netizen, ay "insensitive" daw.
Sa kaniyang Facebook post nitong Martes, Hulyo 22, sinabi ni Alviz na sa mga panahong ganitong umuulan, masasabing worth it ang investment sa condo, dahil marami raw binabaha at nagsisiliparang bubong.
Kung sa condo raw, isasara lamang ang bintana at magpatuloy lamang sa panonood sa isang online streaming platform.
"In moments like this, dun mo masasabi na worth it yung condo investments mo. Ang daming binabaha, may tulo sa kisame, lumilipad yung bubong. Pero pag high-quality condo, in most cases, sara mo lang bintana mo, okay ka na. Resume Netflix na ulit," aniya.
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Agad namang nag-viral ang kaniyang post at pinutakti ng netizens. Masyado raw insensitive ang nabanggit na post, lalo na't marami ang nasalanta ng habagat at baha.
Maging ang motivational speaker at social media personality na si Rendon Labador, hindi siya pinalagpas.
Ang iba naman, sinabihan siyang gusto lang niyang i-flex ang kaniyang condo.
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Paliwanag naman niya sa comment section, "This isn’t a dig at people who can’t afford or choose not to invest in condos. It’s simply a reminder to focus on what matters most to you."
"Condos aren’t just about cash flow or equity appreciation. They also offer safety and peace of mind for many. Stay safe and be blessed guys," aniya.
Kinagabihan ay naglabas naman siya ng isa pang Facebook post at humingi ng public apology.
"Hey everyone," aniya.
"I want to sincerely apologise for what I said in my recent post. It was insensitive and irresponsible, especially given the situation so many are going through right now."
"Coming from the bottom myself, growing up in Valenzuela and Malabon, getting soaked in floods at church and school, and doing life alongside people who’ve faced these same hardships, I should’ve known better."
"I’ve always been self-aware of a flaw I carry. I often lack empathy. Even as a kid, when I saw someone homeless on the street, my first instinct was to ask how they got there instead of simply offering help. My default mindset tends to focus on solutions, often overlooking the feelings and experiences of those around me."
"That said, I want to genuinely apologise to anyone I may have hurt or offended. My goal has always been to inspire and motivate others despite my own imperfections. I’m not better than anyone and I never meant to come across as entitled or out of touch."
"I’m taking this as a moment of learning. I’ll do better and I’ll be better. I appreciate those who called me out with love and honesty."
"My heart goes out to everyone facing difficult challenges right now. I’m really sorry," aniya pa.
