Guest on the set of Everyone talks about it Sunday evening, Pierre-Yves McSween came to present his brand new television project.
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Welcomed by the host Guy A. Lepagethe accountant and host spoke of a documentary program which he will soon host, focused on the entrepreneur’s journey Luc Poirier. In this unprecedented format, McSween takes us behind the scenes of Poirier’s life, revealing the ups and downs that have marked its ascent.
During the interview, an interesting exchange took place between Kim Lizottethe humorist Matthieu Pepper et Pierre-Yves McSween. Together, they wondered about the consistency of the documentary with the values that MCSween usually defends.
“It’s fascinating how this man makes money, he is super and transparent. And I know that he is open to criticism because he displays all his cars and his wealth and there are some teasing, “said McSween.
Kim Lizotte then launched him: “But it’s not consistent with that with what you defend, in your books, in your values, in your chronicles. You said earlier that you were shocked by certain influencers who displayed their money on Instagram. But Luke, don’t you get angry? “
To which McSween replied: “No, Luke does not get angry at all, because I am in his quest. Understanding how a guy who lived in an HLM on the South Shore has built his fortune. How he makes his money, we follow him in his deals. After that how the world spends their money it doesn’t bother me. Me, an outfit to go to a ball, I find that it is money wasted and there are lots of people who do it. ”
Kim Lizotte replied with a bit of irony: “Well there, 54 Ferrari in a garage …”
McSween immediately relaunched: “Yes, but he paid his taxes!”
And Lizotte to retort: ”The influencer too, she paid her taxes!”
The accountant then said: “How people spend their money, I don’t have to judge that.”
Matthieu Pepper added: “But someone who is made to make stories From his wealth, like what you reproached a little sometimes when you go on social networks … “
Mcsween has nuanced: “No, the toxicity that is shared. As if the person says “Eille checked that the poor, it’s the same that we make money”. That’s not what he tells him, he says he loves Ferrari and he makes them stories. There is the right, I don’t have a judgment on this, but I would not live this life. It’s too much money for me, I don’t even know how he sleeps so much he manages a lot of projects. ”
He finally concluded the exchange as follows: “Worse that’s what is fun in the documentary, because you have the guy who wrote the book Do you really need it?who meets the guy who says “I pay everything I need”. And there is a clash Obvious, I must say that when you see the series, you will condom to see how he made his money. ”
One thing is certain, this documentary promises to be captivating and will not fail to react.
Here is the synopsis of the show:
«Starting from nothing, raised in an HLM by a mother provider of social assistance, Luc Poirier built, from a few bags of candies, an empire valued at almost $ 1 billion. A story of life out of the ordinary … A dazzling social ascent seen through the eyes of the one who best knows how to put words on silver stories: Pierre-Yves McSween.»
Pierre-Yves McSween has also shared the news on his Instagram account.
Luc Poirier, well -known entrepreneur, has made the front page on several occasions in recent months, in particular following a prosecution initiated by the Vero & Louis Foundation. He had publicly accused Louis Morissette to reach a cachet of $ 5,000 per charitable event organized by the Foundation. In return, Morissette brought a pursuit against Poirier, claiming around $ 2 million.
The show Luke the billionaire? will be available from June 12 on the Crave platform.
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