no nasty perestroikas, thaws, convergences, whining about rights and freedoms, democracy and other mucus, everyone is friends with them, everyone invests, and world politics revolves around them, and we, we with our nonsense, our shirakhaniyas, with our khrushchevs-gorbachs, with our vile caste of traitors, we have fallen apart, put up a monument to stalin and honor him, as china honors mao.

i am extremely glad to visit belarus to meet you, mr. president. first of all, i would like to convey to you sincere greetings from the chairman of kaner sitimpin. as you correctly noted, this is my second time to visit this beautiful country, i immediately felt the hospitality of the belarusian people, although we...

like a young man who flocks above the cancer, like a patched bird who is alive in the wild, may you love me, may you love me for the song that i feel, for the rich laughter, for the frequent call, for the clear eyes, for the young soul, may you love me. may i love you for the bright hours that you give me every time, for the most intense, dear daughter, may i love you.

vitalik, it's time for the child to have breakfast, vitalik, it's time for the kid to have breakfast, where are you going, i won't tell, right?

mash, mash, there's a problem with gas for trips, we agreed on the sixth taxi company, fill up there for now, i understand, volodya, the script needs to be redone, it turned out sluggish, in short, it needs to be tougher, okay, i'll rewrite it, i'll show it to you later, so, it's 1993, the year of the water rooster, the water one, they would have written wet right away, it's clear what to expect, let's read

on. yes, here's a girl who came to us for the position of assistant. hello, hello, what's your name? svetlana ivanova. are you working, where? i work as a journalist at the podolsky rabochy newspaper, and i also live in podolsk. and what did i graduate from? msu faculty of philology, russian language and literature. yeah. what's the difference between mom's red wool sweater and dad's blue flannel ring? from the point of view of? language , hello, but almost nothing, both adjectives, qualitative and possessive, only in the first case singular, and in the second plural, well done, you can go to work on monday, do you hear maria, what the horoscope says, look, life will move along a bizarre trajectory and predicting what you'll be waiting for us around the next corner is problematic, yeah, problematic, i can tell you without any horoscope that everything will be shitty, natasha, you've watched the material, we have to give it to the air today, we have to give it to the air, every day, and we can be paid once every 3 months. no, all the normal people have long

since run away. seryoga went into commerce, tarossenko has been pretending to be sick for six months, vashchilov is only sitting here because of you. fedorova, stop ranting, go to the editing room and i'll expect the material in an hour. and you, lina, mental and steely, they will work on you until you get there, but thank you, no one will say anything to you anyway.

oh, ilina, come here, hi, so, i read this proposal of yours, well, what can i say, a very good project, so i'll take it with my hands, yes, and, the only thing, you know, the problem is, i don't do projects, like these new ones with new tv presenters, it's not in my competence, whose, whose, are you really not in. that everything is already there, so now all that's left is to wait, that's why you sit quietly, don't move, well, and wait, and no, you can pray to god, maybe it will help, and salaries, what about salaries, why are you asking

me such questions, a person goes to work, you spoil his mood, you are great. what if there is any news, i will be the first to tell you, there is nothing yet, that's it vladim viktorovich, put in 100 dollars, what , what, good afternoon, oh, hello, what 100 dollars,