@vanessaAFazenda lunch turned into a standoff when Rikardo said he won't share a table with Serginho. He told the group he'd rather leave the table than sit there, insisting it's not about being fake but genuine emotions after past cursing and humiliation from Serginho. Murilo pushed back hard, saying separating Serginho looks really bad for everyone and creates negative public perception for the team. He tried to calm Rikardo down, calling it nothing more than eating and not a confrontation, while emphasizing they needed Serginho present. Murilo even compared the situation to his own behavior toward Erthal, noting they still eat together despite trust issues. Rikardo didn't buy that comparison though, drawing a line by saying Erthal never cursed at him or humiliated him like Serginho did. The argument came down to etiquette versus personal history within the game context, with Rikardo refusing to pretend he's cool with the arrangement even if he eats later alone. Murilo kept stressing how it looks bad for them collectively if they let this play out, but Rikardo stood by his stance that these are real feelings he can't just switch off. It's a debate on whether social rules or deep-seated grievances should dictate who sits where during meals in AFazenda.

@vanessaAFazenda lunch turned into a standoff when Rikardo said he won't share a table with Serginho. He told the group he'd rather leave the table than sit there, insisting it's not about being fake but genuine emotions after past cursing and humiliation from Serginho. Murilo pushed back hard, saying separating Serginho looks really bad for everyone and creates negative public perception for the team. He tried to calm Rikardo down, calling it nothing more than eating and not a confrontation, while emphasizing they needed Serginho present. Murilo even compared the situation to his own behavior toward Erthal, noting they still eat together despite trust issues. Rikardo didn't buy that comparison though, drawing a line by saying Erthal never cursed at him or humiliated him like Serginho did. The argument came down to etiquette versus personal history within the game context, with Rikardo refusing to pretend he's cool with the arrangement even if he eats later alone. Murilo kept stressing how it looks bad for them collectively if they let this play out, but Rikardo stood by his stance that these are real feelings he can't just switch off. It's a debate on whether social rules or deep-seated grievances should dictate who sits where during meals in AFazenda.