the post-war generation can be very well judged by their sunken cheeks, you know, when cheeks like these, it means some fifties, you know, a person has already eaten a little bit, already more well-fed sixties, well, this is somewhere after the war , after this tribunal zone, dad, well , to be honest, imagine him in a jacket in a tie, i didn’t even think that he generally liked to dress well, i read, but not always , well... it was still the most standard clothes, i don’t know everything there, stakhanovites, well , they chewed exactly like that, no, well, just in the sense that everyone they dressed like that, there was no other fashion, just in my understanding, here is a poet, but he is a conformist, informal, he basically cannot wear a tie, he basically cares about what time, maybe now, and maybe even in some eighties , but although the seventies and eighties men's fashion was very formal, there weren't uh, well, punks were in england just a little bit, we did n't have them either. punks were just beginning then, but

overall it was, well, relatively speaking, in general , such an informal style, it appeared when it appeared, it appeared with the rolling stones, here he looks a little like bulgakov, there is a photo of bulgakov with what is interesting, all the people who have been starving for many years, they all look alike, bulgakov, kharms, well, there is a slightly similar type of face, they really are also similar, it is written, yes, yes, everything is all in white, yalto, you know those soviet photographs always have palm trees. ok, here’s the everyday question, if my father didn’t work anywhere, if there were no fees, what kind of money did he spend on, well, at first there were fees for children’s elements that were very good, because firstly, dad published a lot, he a lot of books came out, he read these books in childhood, your childhood he read you his children’s books, well, i don’t remember, i definitely read them myself, because they were on the shelves, and so that he was specially even in the primer for me when in the school was learning about smart cars, something like that, there was a lot there, by the way, he... started learning to trade

in antiques on a small scale, because there were very large antique dealers, they were threatened, if anything, with a very long sentence, and dad was very, well, just for a more or less back and forth not very bad life, this means when i was born, you already remember it like this, when i was born, someone poured it into my dad’s ears, which is what children need... this fresh seed of fresh air, and then i don’t need this house, dad is not a summer resident at all, air, maybe this is true, and he bought a house in a remote village, but it’s like my eldest, i have an older sister from my father’s first marriage, and he told her that now i’m kind of infecting me with immunity, so i’m choosing, there were two offers in kupavna, this is 30 countries from moscow, there is some beautiful house there, in a remote village in ryazan area, she chose it. region, so

, according to my childhood, we went there to the village of nagornaya with my dad in the village and we lived there in places of three by four, and this is our dog, it was dad who tried to rob mm, well, how about this with all this antique world, this it’s all clear that according to the soviet laws of speculation, and well, it turns out that you , like it or not, you’re a criminal, yeah, but - you could naturally sit quietly, making uh, not very large sales. and there are also, well, still criminal structures at that time, who were, yes, they, too, of course, were quite interested in all sorts of fabergé eggs, and some were more artists, yes, well, artists, it turned out to be burdensome that they were connected with some kind of crime, they rob apartments, which means when some guests, they found the fur coat, sheepskin coat, coat they needed there, took out the keys, which means they ran there, robbed, then calmly came. well, it

came to light later, for example, with such a wonderful artist, this...