Marius Luican critică dur clasa politică din România: „Românii muncesc cel mai mult pentru partidele lor. Îi plătim, muncim pentru ei și îi alegem, dar după aproape 15 săptămâni avem un Guvern interimar. Noi ne-am prezentat la serviciu, ei nu toți” –

Marius Luican critiques the Romanian political system, highlighting that citizens work significantly more for political parties compared to other countries, yet feel underrepresented. He notes that Romanians contribute 8.2 euros annually per employee to political parties, but this translates to 81 minutes of work per year, the highest among analyzed countries. Despite this financial support, Romania has been without a full government for over 100 days, raising concerns about political instability and accountability. Luican questions the effectiveness of this system, emphasizing the disconnect between citizens' needs and political actions.