Lakis Gavalas spoke about the period he was in prison.[/B]
The famous designer was a guest on the show "Breakfast@Star" and talked about the difficulties he faced.
"For me, prison was my conscience, my discipline. All of that for me is not a good prison or a bad prison. I like to feel that I have my discipline. I am not someone who has had my wings all my life. And the eagle eventually gets tired. I am very full in my life, I still have people who love me, stable friends and that is my balm," he said and added: "If you don't go through a stress, a hardship, how will you know what is balm for you?"
He went on to describe his first months as a prisoner.
"The first three months in prison, I lost my guts, my whole system collapsed. I was a proud, successful man. All the foreigners wanted me, I cooperated with them, they couldn't conceive that I went in for a financial crime. They asked me for lost profits. I wanted to take a risk for the good of my country, but it didn't work. For three months I wondered what I did wrong," the designer said.
Finally, he explained that after the three months, things were easier for him.
"When the three months passed and I saw that the lawyers and the system were making fun of me, I said to my Lucky, go back to normal, dye your hair, put on your perfume. Society owes me something in return and I owe it too," he concluded.
Source: Proto Thema
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