The images of the professor praising döner kebab while extolling poverty are back in the spotlight.

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After the 4th meeting of the Minimum Wage Determination Commission, Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan announced that the new minimum wage, which will be valid in 2025, is 22,104 lira.

"DRIED BEANS ARE PROTEIN, MEAT IS PROTEIN"

The increase in the minimum wage has been deemed insufficient by many groups. A striking statement regarding the minimum wage came from Prof. Dr. Oytun Erbaş. Speaking on TV100 with Buket Aydın, Erbaş said about the minimum wage increase, "Look, even if the minimum wage is fifty, if you give fifty, people will still spend fifty. There is no end to this. Dried beans are protein, meat is protein."

"A POOR LIFE IS THE HEALTHIEST LIFE"

Erbaş, who said, "I always say this. A poor life is the healthiest life," added, "So they shouldn't be sad about the minimum wage, they should organize their lives according to the minimum wage. Ultimately, there is a dynamic within the country. You also need to adapt within this dynamic. I don't have a car... What would happen if I bought a hundred pairs of shoes? In the end, at the end of the day, two lahmacuns are eaten. I don't eat the third one." His words drew reactions.

"WASN'T DRIED BEANS ENOUGH?"

A previous video of Erbaş praising poverty has once again become a topic of discussion. In the footage where Erbaş praised the cağ kebab, he was seen saying, "This is known, bro, always eating lamb meat and getting less fat extends life. It's very necessary for children. It's needed for the brain, and those who eat fat, especially lamb fat, do not get Parkinson's." While comments poured in on those moments, some users remarked, "Wasn't dried beans enough?"