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Привет и внимание!
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Концерт Пневмослона
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Машины даже на концерте
0:11
Подписчики, обращение к вам!
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Зачем ходить на концерты
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Знакомьтесь, Артем!
0:20
Как проходят съёмки документалок
0:22
Китайская Honda для Японии
0:24
Станция Алиса в ГЛОНАСС
0:27
Ретромодели дорожают
0:29
Многоколесный УАЗ
0:32
Lancia меняет дизайн
0:34
Кроссоверное будущее Corvette
0:35
Преемник VW Passat
0:39
Автобусы-бензовозы из Казахстана
0:42
Skywell никому не нужен
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Ретроновость
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Wednesday to you I hope that you are obedient guys with us
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Watch the episode as soon
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as it comes out and come on in
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Take a seat we will now
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break up all sorts of things for you
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[music]
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sudden cut before the news We
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completely forgot to say in the very issue
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what we have there will be a Stream you
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asked us Will there be a Stream after
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the documentary our traditional one where we are there
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with a small crowd over there Efim is sitting in
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the place where I usually sit now he is
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there because you don’t need to know
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why he is sitting there for now
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so here we are there will be a Stream this
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Sunday 17-19 pm here is all the
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necessary information on it Everything will be
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as usual warm lamp stories we will
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sit and tell everything there will be a
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lot of guests we will sit in the kitchen We are
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waiting for you very much we will have fun I
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think that we will set records again 6
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hours or no
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because with us it’s like it’s always there from 3 to
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6 it’ll go come
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[music]
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we definitely need to accurately tell
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the story that also happened
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last week not only from the documentary
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What we had there was a release there a screening there
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All that because at the time when
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we were just sitting there in the last days of editing,
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we were already preparing for the
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release, there was one more event specifically.
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On the fifteenth there was a Maslon concert in
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Moscow at the Life Stadium. A great concert,
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everything was great, everything was awesome, the guys
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performed just great, damn it was
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crazy, just like, on a universal
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scale, you were all you know what we're
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talking about The
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problem is that the first reaction is
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more accurate The first thing I said to Oleg after
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the concert When we were all there we left
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already in a fleece like the guys played the concert
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went back there changed clothes
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Oleg and I are standing hugging a [ __ ] concert,
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[ __ ] it bro I'm more I will
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never say that I will be at your concert,
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never and in general I’m all here I officially
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Promise that I will never tell you again
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Which concert I will go to if this
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concert implies that I will
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want to dance somehow, have fun,
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jump, have fun because how to
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say
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I love it very much, I love it very much,
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but
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[ __ ] in the mouth, there were so many of you,
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and I thought that Well, like, I’ve already somehow
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accustomed my audience to the fact that, like,
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well, if we go somewhere together, and that’s
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if it’s not a gathering if it’s just,
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well, like some kind of frenzy of sleeping together
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Igor, then don’t touch me And don’t
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bother me with one thing at a time when you just
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go there to take a photo after or
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just while there before the concert you
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could also take a photo there shake hands yes
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But [ __ ] how there were a lot of you and this was the
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first time in my life when I left a
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slam at some point because
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somewhere like a song 4 before the end, then
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probably five songs before the end I was already
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like, [ __ ] it, this is impossible. I
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understand that if What if a situation turns out
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that the concert will end and I wo
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n’t have time to [ __ ] off, they’ll [ __ ]
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tear me apart Because for the first time in
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my life people jumped on me with their phones, they
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carried me in their arms around me, they constantly
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rubbed me, uh Well, like, some guys
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who didn’t recognize me that they are
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subscribers but I, relatively speaking, just
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constantly tried to [ __ ] off slam and
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next to you there are always the same
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people like I’m just here, well, like Dance
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will embrace Russia I’m just me for the first time in
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my life honestly I’ve never told anyone in all
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the time that mine has existed career
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and how long I’ve been on YouTube in a
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public field and so on I’ve never
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refused anyone a photo I’ve never
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refused to shake anyone’s
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hand I’ve never refused anyone at all in general
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quite It’s hard to imagine like you’re
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laughing at something like me [ __ ] yes
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According to the stories you are like a drunk girlfriend
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interesting like that I treat the audience with maximum
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respect
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let’s say
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with maximum respect
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Like if people come up to me
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and there’s like something like that I always take the
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time so I’m talking about this and not just like I’m
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like, [ __ ] this is not enough It’s hard to
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imagine that I’m kind of in
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any kind of conflict with someone because
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well, like, I’m quite a kind of
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tremulous character But this time for the
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first time in my life I yelled Yes, get the [ __ ] away
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from me Please let me have some fun
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because Well, you were next to me
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then, that’s how what what do you say
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Stas I know that you don’t like to be
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photographed Yes, but please,
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my second cousin is watching you
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Write down a circle, I beg you, Yes, I
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wrote down these circles in a slam, how many
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[ __ ] dozens is that?
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this Well, it’s like a song concerts all the way
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you want Well, like, it’s a day off
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like you need to freak out, some
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person falls like that with a phone like it’s
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cool, and on the one hand you’re like, well,
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[ __ ], I was expecting
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something, I mean, on the other hand, I was thinking somehow
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that we’re just burning, it’s just going to be fun,
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more and more, no, because like
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concerts, rock concerts, slam and all that,
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this is a very sensitive thing for me.
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I adore it, I’m just resting my balls, but when
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everyone around starts either worrying about you,
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or vice versa, about you there
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somehow rubbing or dragging you somewhere
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or something right in the middle of the song
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Well, like, right in the process it causes
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some inconvenience Think about it: everyone
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is standing quietly and someone comes up like that
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No, it’s just there Well, when there was a break,
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I forgot to tell Oleg that Oleg [ __ ] for a very long time
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between songs.
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Previously, I didn’t notice this now when
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Well, like Oleg starts
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saying something there like the next song. It’s like, that’s where it
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would be now, that’s all
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there, you already know there, the circle around me is shrinking,
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it was unpleasant, honestly there In general, there was a
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situation that someone began
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to recognize me when I was with you, I understand how this is
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possible, I just left you on purpose I went
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as far as possible to another part and they recognized me there.
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I know at first I think they
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shook my hand a couple of times, well, on the contrary, it’s
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nice respect then in at some point
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I’m like, right here at the epicenter of my own, I’m
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jumping there and I keep turning around,
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I just understand that I’m surrounded like
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and don’t, like, worry about me I’m like, well, that’s
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nice Thank you, yes Well, let
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me [ __ ] [ __ ] up and this guy came here for it
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I’m in the very center, do you really
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think that I’m like, well, well, in short, it was
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strange. In short, I was upset at the moment
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because, well, I became very comfortable, like, I did
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n’t expect attention. The funny thing about
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the concert is that you get excited with
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strangers who don’t
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give a [ __ ] about you and you don’t give a [ __ ] about it in general, the
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maximum Well, that is, Like no one
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kills anyone, everyone seems to be normally civilized,
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but all strangers are all poppies from this.
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That is, everyone knows that they are seeing each other for the
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first time for the last time in their lives, then you’re
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a dick when you remember at least someone And
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here, well it’s like it’s the same as starting a
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slam at a family holiday. And you’ve got a
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table sitting at your grandparents’ uh aunt
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uncle sister always and you jump on the
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table and start pushing everyone it’s
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something like this I had a
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creepy moment Because you
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understand that, well, that is, it’s like a person is
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showing attention to you in a strange way.
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Because it’s always strange when a person
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recognizes you, he behaves a little differently,
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yes. But for you, a stranger just doesn’t
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know him, looks at you very
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intently, yes. Or or there’s someone
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dancing next to you and you don’t understand
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what’s going on, that is, like you hurt someone, you
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offended them, or vice versa, someone
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liked you so much. Well, that is, it’s creepy,
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especially when it’s a huge
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hairy man so that you don’t turn around
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and then he’ll say that Asahi Stas
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beats his subscribers Well, at
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some point I was upset simply
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because you won’t give me away I was so
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tired of like just because there was a
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lot of attention where I didn’t expect I
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go upstairs briefly and think damn it
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Okay I’ll probably stay here and
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wait and Stas is standing very sad Well,
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like, I’ve never seen him so sad at all,
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he’s just standing there. I’m just
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getting up, the song starts. It’s just
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that, well, a [ __ ] walking hand
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starts, and we’re both like [ __ ],
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and we stood there for a little while. Then we’re like Lada.
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Let’s try again, like let’s go.
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again and just at about the same
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time we come back again with
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such [ __ ] things it
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got worse yes So actually
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I won’t say any more, that is,
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when Well, I thought it was just clear,
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like when there is a meeting with subscribers
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when we say that there will be a meeting or
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there will be an event where we will
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perform there or where it’s real then
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Okay Well, like, do whatever you want there,
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thank you, but [ __ ]
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never again, that’s definitely
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[ __ ] more and never, but damn,
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great love because like that,
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few people trashed the stage in general, what if the
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doors were torn off by the car, Asya tore the doors off the
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car, firstly, on stage they
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had a car eight, to be precise,
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which was torn apart during the play and the
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same car was torn apart in St. Petersburg, and I don’t
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know why, like Oleg was very
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cool, clean for the sake of cake to do so,
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well, relatively speaking, there is always a
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moment when the hall is filling up, everyone sees the
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price there, let’s say there is a drum
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stop there, there is an instrument there, there are equipment there, they are
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connecting something, and so on,
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and then, as it were, people come in for about an
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hour and a half
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two there while the hall is packed in general there is
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already a car there and Oleg is already sitting there in the
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car in it and inside with his sidekick
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uh and just 50 are [ __ ] and people see everything
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Well, that is, like it’s visible, I’m like that Well,
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well, it’s a joke that then at some
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point I just get out of the car and the
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concert starts, it’s not like we sat for
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two
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halves Yes and then he also
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played at the house of the tract for about an hour
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Yes no But I was like I was there all the way Well I
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knew that he was there will sit initially
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because he already, as if we
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were standing behind the scenes with him, he was like that Well, I
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went to sit in the car like [ __ ],
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sit a typical situation for Russia and
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Wait, it wasn’t the Pope of Rome’s car
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Where in the dome he sat in such a glass bottle
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No, you’re just the usual one costs eight
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without tinting Well, you can see that there’s
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someone sitting there He’s like, in a mask, he’s
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quite noticeable, like, and in general Well, it’s
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understandable and quite strange when you know
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there, well, the concert is always delayed,
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all the concerts are always delayed
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because the entrance area is always narrow like,
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all the people will come in while it’s beating,
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especially when there’s a
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long line of soldiers without half the people at
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the concert, you can’t start it, so
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you wait. Well, actually, it’s kind of a rather
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strange situation that the artist is sitting here, everyone’s
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like, well, let’s start, he’s
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starting everything they're yelling like Come on,
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come on, it's like he's just sitting there having a blast in the
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car. So that's what I was saying, that
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he went to sit there and I understand that
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sitting there is supposed to be two or three hours, I'm
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like, here by the way, you want me to talk about
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it all the way and I thought when you
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said that he came up with something like that, from
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that moment on I’m thinking something new since he still has an
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hour to perform, so I’ll have to
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ask This is a rock concert for
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you, it’s more often that you get out of the car,
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detectives are those who are waiting in the first row and
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you sit back in the car waiting and you didn’t
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consider this option that there
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could be a bottle with a wide neck, it’s
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just empty in the car and then he took
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it like
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guys, drink it but the concert was
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great it was just awesome, it’s not
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a pity it was sneakers just Kingdom of
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Heaven sushi always you should have
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you should have a set of clothes like
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Well, everything
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came and purely because of the painted heads I
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can see it very well in general because
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we also had VIP friends sitting there, they’re like we’re
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your head but we see that you’re
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kind of in the middle in the hall you are jumping that in general it
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was very easy to identify me
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but it was a question amazing it’s true the
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concert was actually some kind of
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birthday not for the group And you just at
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some point had such a yes But no such thing
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that after you well you If you ask
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people not to come to a concert, they will
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specifically track you. I used to
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think so, in fact, our audience is
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adults, then 30 men, mostly
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plus or minus kilometers, except
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sometimes there are like a couple of 18-year-old
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strays, relatively speaking, 1% of the audience is
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18 years old approximately we just didn’t have it like that
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That is, I always say when I say that it’s like
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Guys, let’s take it easy really well,
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the effect is like everything happens and well it
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happens easier and plus everything With
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respect, that is, well, like they understand what’s
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there if there’s let’s say with someone somewhere
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I’m somewhere with someone I see there with a
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girl there like or with friends there it
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doesn’t matter yes with friends
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Well, how would I know the look of a subscriber I
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know what a person looks like who
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recognized me and did not admit it and
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thank you very much to all those who It’s just, like,
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it goes past this one and goes on, like
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nothing further, no action is
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noticeable in reality, and it’s
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like, well, the further it goes, the simpler it is,
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but something somehow
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came together on the elephant, I don’t know, maybe maybe the alcohol
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came down, maybe it was the frenzy of the concert all at once,
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but something blew everyone’s mind and
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it turned out that the [ __ ] was all around subscribers,
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just everyone, that’s the whole crowd. Let’s hope
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that no one will track Stas.
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I was tracked for some time there by
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several crazy people. But it’s like, well
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sometimes it’s normal, that is, it’s another
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thing when there’s a lot of us right around and it
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just becomes uncomfortable. Well, in general, it’s
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kind of clear that when you’re a
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public figure and it becomes more difficult to
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walk the streets or it becomes more difficult for you
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in public places or in
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general how- then to go crazy and do something is
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understandable. Although it seems to me, well, [ __ ], well,
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like in the modern world when every
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second person is there, relatively speaking, there with some kind of
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audience, especially there in Moscow, he’s like,
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really, like people and all sorts of
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tiktokers on Instagram. For
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some reason, I then it seemed like, well, I have
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n’t had a drink for a long time, or like a famous
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person, that he seems to be walking around the center.
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And [ __ ] him, just in the center, you
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can really bump into anyone on a
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regular basis. We have those who.
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By the way, we also have Telegram Don’t
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forget We have a VKontakte group
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Instagram We have what else we have
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Aleksandrovich VK said the VKontakte group, do
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n’t you see that
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Yandex.Music is there By the way, we sometimes have
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additional questions there,
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additional news, so
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the community Don’t forget to subscribe
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Maybe there in some someday
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something special will appear,
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some exclusive, we are still
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thinking, we still can’t
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think of anything to upload there, but
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someday it will appear, so don’t
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miss it.
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Listen, I can throw in a prophet of
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concerts, in principle, about how the phenomenon
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even if you don’t like this music
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If you just come to a
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concert at least once and you like it, then you wo
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n’t get rid of it. Yes, the concert is a
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completely different story about the fact that
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I didn’t listen to some artist there, I just
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randomly took off to see him I
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listened to the concert and that’s it. I know all the songs, all the
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albums, and so on, as if it doesn’t
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work like that with everyone, there’s a downside: you
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come to the concert and you’re
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completely disappointed Yes, but if that’s the case, as a rule, it’s
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precisely if there’s live music, the fan base is such
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that they don’t just [ __ ] off, they’re having fun,
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friend a friend is respected at the same time, then as a
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rule you I want I like it
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cool fun yes no [ __ ] it I in
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general [music] is a
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very important thing so I’ll
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like it you’ll definitely like it I
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listened to it once a very long time ago five years ago
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I got pretty crazy and forgot about it later I
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heard you, damn they’re still alive,
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I’ll go, I’ll go and have a look, not as far as I
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understand, this is one of the most successful
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rock projects, the current departure. Well, data in
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Russia is that they often
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win about a dozen there; they often
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headline there at some big
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events that they straight up, they do
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things Well done guys The guys even work
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on two projects Yes,
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there are two more for four Well, I just don’t know what
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he says there, he says that is, like,
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exactly four musical projects,
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one construction project
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maybe
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[laughter]
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who unlocked this function in general should
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say that there was there there was pure
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[ __ ]
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[laughter]
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copper I [ __ ] Zhenya was taken already at the concert
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Zhenya came he came first in a very
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popular sweatshirt everyone got him
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Zhenya is also a great guy in the accent Zimin photo with
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whom we have Zimirka came in this like it’s
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someone’s merch is Pokras Pokras lamp yes,
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in general, Zhenya is healthy, like
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himself, he has a big,
00:16:03
attention-grabbing sweatshirt, and well, Zhenya, but
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some crazy person just took off the sweatshirt and
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threw it somewhere. Well, he still
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kind of came out later too and he said that he was
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like a [ __ ], but it was easier for his wife, they have a
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function, he’s big and very, he’s big and
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angry and looks very comfortable, like he
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just kind of looked at people and they
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immediately cut off I at some point realized
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that well, like, it’s no longer an option and it’s just that Zhenya
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didn’t get knocked up,
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I could just a little bit
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behind the scenes there’s a man sitting behind the scenes who’s filming
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documentaries How can you
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just imagine Tyoma
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Ermakov, the legendary
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incredible
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best of the best and it should be like in the
00:16:42
anime, these are these videos by Gordon,
00:16:44
who is our guest, a man
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who became a legend during his lifetime explain
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what are you doing here anyway boy I
00:17:03
went through the wedding of the day as he [ __ ]
00:17:06
everyone was filming weddings even Stas was filming
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weddings No I was filmed at weddings this is a
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slightly different drunk bridesmaid
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Ermakov is still the director of photography he
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will be so serious Serious but what can I
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say amazing
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documentary dark because of him
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some kind of project
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clip clip concrete mixer stirs up concrete these are
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all famous works well give me
00:17:50
these famous works I’m just filming
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a documentary Germany this is the famous
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work the most [ __ ] you’re not kidding me
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kidding Artyomka
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I’m [ __ ] why so much [ __ ] money
00:18:05
for a sincere company Well, okay,
00:18:10
they repeated the name 5 times, which is interesting, here
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we go How the documentary was filmed, what’s wrong with
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that Yes, nothing As usual, I
00:18:17
put the camera on the button, in
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fact, it wasn’t even worth the camera To be
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honest, I just came up with buildings like
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all this Shooting it’s just a counting shot Yes, I I
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understand correctly
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there is a saxophone You have a
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saxophone there it’s actually normal damn
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this joke no one
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can say in public Why
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Because these are such serious people that you
00:18:50
can’t say in public in short
00:19:05
if he can play the saxophone I
00:19:07
started to figure out How did he say that
00:19:10
he has that back and wait, there she
00:19:13
started when not really, not everything he does
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on time, do the work well, okay,
00:19:16
part of the work when Vova some task
00:19:18
comes to you, these type of guys, I
00:19:21
can’t already, like it’s too much, I won’t
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have time, I wouldn’t be taken out to some- then at that
00:19:26
moment he started saying something like, Let’s
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play this task on the saxophone.
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In general, that’s what we do, and Tem has
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his own Safon, a few small ones, there’s
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a cell,
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there’s a trombone double bass,
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he’s shooting something for us,
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just seriously, the main thing is preparation,
00:19:50
it’s easy to prepare, it’s difficult
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this is what these are batteries don’t forget this this is
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what this is this
00:20:05
I have don’t touch it
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because man
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well [ __ ] Well here we go Let’s
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take off the phone like this now we’ll take out the phone and
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somehow sort this thing out No
00:20:30
we initially understand what kind of location we need
00:20:32
What should be the style of
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the buildings? They arrive at the site, choose
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some angles, look at where they can
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put it, where they don’t have to put it. How
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many angles will we have? what is the
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number of chapters we will have? Then the whole
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thing somehow goes from the tablet to some
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tricky place the program takes pictures, exposes all
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the locations and takes a house plan or a plan of the
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entire location and then they render 3D
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models of what it will roughly
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look like. We have something like from
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Germany, such models, in my opinion, should
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have remained
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from uh BMW, we kind of have uh, things
00:21:02
like we’re sitting like this, you look at
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this, this will work, it won’t
00:21:05
work. In this head, we need
00:21:07
this kind of perspective, this is how it works for us
00:21:09
or not And usually on the set,
00:21:11
no spontaneous things happen,
00:21:13
this is about this preparation I’m saying this is the
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most difficult thing So what’s a little
00:21:17
lighter
00:21:18
batteries don’t forget don’t forget the suitcase is a
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pure thrill what a
00:21:25
hookah suitcase It’s clear how silent he is
00:21:29
how amazing he is I just do
00:21:31
n’t allow religion to speak in the engine
00:21:32
here such shootings are the way it’s supposed to be here
00:21:40
the one lost which I’m giving to you I’m
00:21:43
not ready to personally mount our agreement with you,
00:21:45
damn there’s even a [ __ ] short video in the SCO
00:21:51
I’m here until Friday,
00:21:53
you know how if you change the pedals
00:21:56
all your life you’ve had GAZ on the right, brake on the left
00:21:59
and here Imagine that they’ll take it from you and
00:22:02
change them So you walked into the room
00:22:04
they changed the pedals, he'll still fly into the wall
00:22:06
[ __ ] in this picture
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there are special races when you
00:22:10
can turn the steering column like, well,
00:22:12
turn it over and when you turn
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the steering wheel to the right the car and to the left, that's how it's
00:22:17
done on the Arbat with a bicycle.
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Those who
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really think quickly, know how to
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ride and all that kind of stuff, they kind of
00:22:31
ride then they hit almost the same
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as the normal side, the
00:22:37
Dutch steering wheel is a little different,
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it’s a pure thrill
00:22:46
[music]
00:22:50
Honda will officially start selling
00:22:53
Chinese-assembled cars in Japan How so
00:22:56
brother What happened to you there in
00:22:58
the narrow-eyed
00:23:00
now for Honda the answer of all these strange
00:23:04
personalities is you to me today we were driving
00:23:06
filming filming a review today on Audi it’s
00:23:08
such a Japanese flag there the sun there it’s
00:23:12
okay What’s different from Japan from the
00:23:16
ass before this year the
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size
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returning to Honda And they had a
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plant in Japan, which is the
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original Japanese Honda plant of
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Japan, which collected Odysseys, which
00:23:31
collected clarity and legends, and that’s the whole thing,
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so the Cheronica was assembled in such
00:23:35
small quantities and sold that, as a
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whole, the plant was unprofitable, but
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at the same time, the Odyssey, which
00:23:40
is produced in Japan, is also like the
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tenth years, it was still
00:23:43
somehow sold and was in
00:23:44
demand, while the company looks like this
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type needs to survive somehow because
00:23:49
we have a model, everything is like, well,
00:23:51
we have some losses here and there and In
00:23:52
China, we have a joint production
00:23:54
with a Chinese manufacturer. Where where do we
00:23:56
collect children? Well, actually, why the hell should we
00:23:58
collect the same Odyssey in both China and Japan, taking
00:24:00
into account the fact that in Japan
00:24:01
they still exist? Yes, they are sold in significant
00:24:03
quantities, but not so big that we can
00:24:04
charge an entire plant, so let
00:24:06
us shut down the factories in Japan,
00:24:08
and we will transport Odysseus to Japan purely from
00:24:10
China, we will turn the steering wheel to the
00:24:12
wrong side and everything will be
00:24:13
fine for the Japanese market, it will go without
00:24:15
problems, they tried to
00:24:17
bring Odysseus for some time and the States Well, that didn’t
00:24:19
work for me because in the States DC there is
00:24:20
like a 3.5 liter big powerful guzzler in
00:24:23
Japan that’s not the way they need small
00:24:25
motors and in general Small
00:24:26
cars but this DC will still live, it will
00:24:28
just be assembled now
00:24:29
in China in the
00:24:34
Era-Glonass blocks they want to accommodate
00:24:36
Alisa and Marusya if you suddenly don’t know
00:24:38
Marusya is a VK chat bot or how is it
00:24:40
correct assistant VK or Here is the voice of VK
00:24:42
that exists in We are in the mail group
00:24:44
Alisa Well, actually, you know what
00:24:46
Alisa is, how are you now humiliated just in
00:24:48
one sentence on VK
00:24:51
You know that damn Yandex, in short, somewhere
00:24:56
you read an article somewhere or maybe someone
00:24:58
told you that they are in advertisements or
00:25:01
somewhere when Alice is mentioned they
00:25:05
process all advertisements in a special way and
00:25:08
process the voice in a special way so that people didn’t
00:25:10
notice the difference and at the same time Alice in
00:25:12
the houses didn’t work like that Apple does
00:25:14
Siri at presentations
00:25:16
That is, if I say let’s say Alice
00:25:18
turn on miyagi
00:25:23
This is my boy
00:25:26
then you most likely got
00:25:28
a little more fun there A type
00:25:30
A in advertisements or somewhere else when Yandex
00:25:33
somehow advertises
00:25:34
Alice, they say it doesn’t work for them
00:25:37
because they specially change it
00:25:38
a little like the voice track, it doesn’t
00:25:40
work. Here’s more about Alice by the way
00:25:42
here. It’s a cool thing and I gave it to my parents as a
00:25:44
speaker and helped them set it up.
00:25:47
Nothing just, well, in short, like I helped
00:25:51
set it up and for some reason it didn’t
00:25:52
connect to Wi-Fi and they have a
00:25:55
button, you press it, bring
00:25:57
the phone right up to the speakers, your phone
00:26:00
makes this sound, you know, like, yes, yes,
00:26:02
this type of squeak is like this, yes, in short,
00:26:06
it reads and
00:26:09
this way it reads funny
00:26:12
as [ __ ] [ __ ] robots are
00:26:21
already there, like there’s a microphone there, you
00:26:23
have a speaker that can communicate and you
00:26:25
can put some kind of voice
00:26:27
assistant in there, which can also
00:26:28
help you drive a car with your voice.
00:26:30
If something suddenly happens in emergency
00:26:31
situations, they will call traffic cops, cops,
00:26:34
rescue service, anyone. and you can
00:26:36
just somehow continue to work
00:26:37
on this functionality, like so that
00:26:39
Alice can also control
00:26:41
your climate control and all that stuff for now,
00:26:44
these are just rumors, there are no
00:26:45
specific confirmations, not from VK or from
00:26:47
Yandex or from anyone, everything is like that like
00:26:48
wait, we’re not rolling out anything yet,
00:26:51
nothing is happening at all, these are all
00:26:52
rumors and don’t pay attention to, from my
00:26:54
point of view, the idea is quite sound if
00:26:55
it exists its own GLONASS which is
00:26:57
wonderful if it exists its own
00:26:58
assistants who work great and
00:27:00
understand all the functionality why not have them
00:27:01
unite let's wait and most likely after
00:27:03
some time unites
00:27:04
[music]
00:27:07
in Germany the prices for the old
00:27:10
Volkswagen Passat have risen sharply, the German Association of
00:27:12
the Automobile Industry has taken it and
00:27:14
it's like, let's see how
00:27:16
classic cars feel there;
00:27:18
already classic cars are considered to be
00:27:19
these cars that were produced there
00:27:20
approximately in the 70s and thus
00:27:22
the price has changed since 2018, so we
00:27:24
had a pandemic, we had a
00:27:26
semiconductor crisis there, now there was a
00:27:28
special military operation like this and now
00:27:30
this general crisis is a mix of all this leads to the fact
00:27:31
that we have inflation there because
00:27:33
us there, like fuel is getting more expensive, goods are
00:27:35
trembling there like blah blah blah we are all
00:27:37
aware And when some such
00:27:38
things happen we always have some
00:27:40
assets that gain in price and
00:27:41
ordinary cars also become more expensive,
00:27:43
but at the same time it seems like it’s a secondary piece of
00:27:45
junk, it seems to be uninteresting, but we
00:27:47
have a category of classic
00:27:48
cars that are already practically
00:27:49
collectible, so let’s see
00:27:51
what’s going on there and it turned out that
00:27:53
in first place and in terms of the increase in
00:27:55
value we have the Ford Caprice of the sixty-
00:27:57
ninth dash of the 72 model year
00:27:59
exactly 100% since 2018, that is, in
00:28:01
general Well, this is not a frail investment; in
00:28:03
second place we have the Volkswagen k70, this is
00:28:06
just such a car. In case you don’t
00:28:07
know, the Passat is also there now, 78 there,
00:28:10
like 79, about here and
00:28:13
also there there is a Gdrovsky tropant Pontiac
00:28:15
Ford and all that, it closes the top ten, we
00:28:17
exactly close the top ten, it closes the top I
00:28:20
mean, Well, not the first one there is in
00:28:22
the back, quite far away Well, it doesn’t
00:28:24
close the bottom ones, here at the back there at
00:28:27
the end of the line we have a
00:28:28
first generation Toyota Celica here on my
00:28:31
instagram just they write Thank you for your
00:28:35
crackdowns in the news releases and for the
00:28:38
unbroken [ __ ] painted behind the crooked bazaar
00:28:42
next news
00:28:45
ovsar By the way, what constantly distorts
00:28:48
your name Is this some kind of joke or that
00:28:50
people can’t, they just don’t know, they just
00:28:53
didn’t finish the subtitles
00:28:54
Apparently the day before yesterday it was fun
00:28:57
the day before yesterday he came to us to
00:29:00
shoot a movie, it means to shoot a new movie
00:29:03
non-commercial sar asked to come
00:29:05
came helped with everything but how easy it is
00:29:09
on the street he comes I say the assistant for
00:29:15
today is
00:29:18
very nice he’s like Sasha
00:29:21
yes yes he interview also
00:29:24
introduced himself Yeah he’s like that Okay ok and
00:29:28
then we’re already renting in the apartment I say
00:29:31
you can stop she’s like this I mean, how about
00:29:35
security
00:29:37
Why do you call him that he’s Sasha
00:29:40
purebred Alexander
00:29:44
in general I’ll have to say that guys
00:29:46
if you think you wrote the name correctly
00:29:48
or not Look at the credits it’s
00:29:50
[ __ ] written on my channel
00:29:53
also written
00:29:57
conveys to you Hello, an
00:30:02
unexpected new product you have Hunter pickup 6
00:30:05
by 6 you have this Look look how we can,
00:30:09
here we have it These
00:30:11
[ __ ] Mercedes of yours and BMWs and audio these
00:30:14
court tuning studios these are
00:30:16
imgress we also have ours
00:30:18
blah-ha the caterpillar turned out to be
00:30:21
six-wheeled Well, we found
00:30:23
off-road tires, we found something there somewhere
00:30:25
on a spit, here you go. Which engine we wo
00:30:28
n’t tell you because our
00:30:29
purebred unit with 135 horses from a
00:30:32
goat, of course, won’t do this, but
00:30:34
you believe me Believe that it drives, but
00:30:38
in fact, the guys just
00:30:39
showed this kind of car at the exhibition, like that
00:30:41
someday maybe it
00:30:43
will be sold, supposedly there we have popular
00:30:45
tourist destinations, there are a lot of
00:30:46
people who ride through the forest in the
00:30:47
village, ride there and so on.
00:30:49
we have a potentially large market
00:30:51
for such cars, it will be possible tourism,
00:30:53
this is
00:30:54
Turquoise purple
00:30:57
And this thing is unclear. In short, the
00:31:01
Deputy Prime Minister came to them and they went to show
00:31:04
their new products
00:31:06
there. Here is your turquoise loaf and
00:31:10
this six-wheeled miracle,
00:31:12
that is, they already have it there it could stand
00:31:14
for like
00:31:16
20 years, relatively speaking, and they just
00:31:18
kicked it out of the closet and showed it, perhaps he
00:31:20
also saw Yeltsin, it’s called 6
00:31:24
by 6. It’s still unknown, that is, it was
00:31:27
such a thing, the journalists saw they said
00:31:29
both of you have a six-wheeler, and the Raptor
00:31:31
is also painted, it’s also fashionable and stylish. it doesn’t
00:31:34
tell you anything about him, they
00:31:36
just stand there, press services are
00:31:38
like that, we don’t know ourselves. Why did it turn out that there’s
00:31:43
something to say, this is our new development?
00:31:46
Well, wait soon, almost as soon as
00:31:49
[music]
00:31:53
execute,
00:31:58
there is some kind of loaf of red
00:32:01
Riviera
00:32:05
stylish of course,
00:32:10
production of prototypes is
00:32:13
unlikely to happen even if everything goes well,
00:32:15
the engine will need to be rebuilt, it will
00:32:16
cost like a huge horse. So
00:32:18
just look and forget
00:32:24
me and so that the design is less noticeable Yes, it
00:32:27
seems to me that the color of the raptor is the one
00:32:29
that drives away mosquitoes, no Raptor is a
00:32:31
special one like for a coating As you
00:32:35
remember, back in the
00:32:37
2000s, probably, or even probably in the
00:32:39
nineties, they painted the walls of buildings with such
00:32:42
[ __ ] very strange paint, such a
00:32:43
rough cat or plaster. It was,
00:32:45
I don’t know, like it was like semolina with lumps.
00:32:47
In short, like an anti-gravel coating, this is an
00:32:50
example of the same coating on the car
00:32:51
[music]
00:32:56
Lancha showed the design of their future
00:32:57
models Lunch continues to experience
00:32:59
death throes trying to
00:33:01
prove to everyone that like now we
00:33:03
have our great past there was our
00:33:05
Magnificent Stratos there like and so
00:33:07
on We even have some sales of
00:33:08
ours small hatchbacks, but
00:33:10
nevertheless we still believe that we can
00:33:12
conquer the world like Pinky Kapinki and a brand
00:33:15
like we will ever have
00:33:16
electric cars Theme we smoked it
00:33:19
all there now we will soon have
00:33:20
a car and now the concept
00:33:22
will look like this this car is
00:33:24
excellent, it has a power reserve, the batteries are
00:33:27
like a blast, look, we have
00:33:30
parameters. What does it mean? It has a power reserve of
00:33:32
700 km; it can be charged in 10 minutes; at the same time, it’s
00:33:36
powerful, everything is great,
00:33:38
it’s great, but it’s not a production car.
00:33:39
Therefore, in general, you can write any
00:33:41
indications any characteristics
00:33:43
anything Like no one will ever check it anyway
00:33:44
because you have
00:33:45
one single copy here it
00:33:47
looks like this and this is the direction we
00:33:49
will someday move because
00:33:50
this is a concept naturally in some
00:33:52
near future they will show what kind of
00:33:54
small hatchbacks we are or some of their own
00:33:55
small electric cars that they
00:33:57
will get there and, in general, from their concern
00:33:59
and will continue to try to somehow sell at least
00:34:02
some cars in some volume, but as if
00:34:04
no one gives a [ __ ] about everyone [ __ ] right,
00:34:09
another sports car will be turned into a crossover,
00:34:12
we have a story that all the
00:34:14
car companies are now
00:34:16
developing crossovers because it’s
00:34:17
marginal because it’s cool, people
00:34:19
buy it, and recently Jem
00:34:20
announced that he will bury the Camaro and the
00:34:23
journalists who are there inside the
00:34:24
isider publications of which
00:34:26
I know a lot of things like this Well, look, it’s like they
00:34:27
buried a mosquito, most likely they’ll bury it and
00:34:29
let it stay there But we
00:34:31
have a Corvette here And definitely for sure In
00:34:33
some future it will either be
00:34:35
buried or somehow very seriously
00:34:36
modernized and in general, it’s probably
00:34:38
possible. The guys will try to somehow
00:34:40
compete with the Urus with the pro sangu type
00:34:43
with the Aston Martins there, like, what
00:34:45
kind of powerful guys are there, just
00:34:47
because, well, it’s like there’s no more except there, I don’t know
00:34:50
that there’s a jeep, probably only if a
00:34:54
car specialist
00:34:57
who recently showed like that he
00:35:00
can do something there, very strongly, and
00:35:01
they still don’t have any crossovers,
00:35:02
but at the same time, it seems like there is technology,
00:35:04
there are some
00:35:06
kind of powerful V-shaped engines, all
00:35:08
that Wow, and therefore it is quite possible at
00:35:10
some point the brand will take it and will make a
00:35:12
line of either
00:35:13
crossover corvettes or maybe
00:35:15
some kind of crossover will show how the
00:35:16
Camaro is now how the Mustang
00:35:19
was made by the Mahe and in some such
00:35:20
direction they will move and journalists are
00:35:22
now trying to disperse this topic and
00:35:24
obviously naturally this will happen someday
00:35:25
it will happen naturally, the guys are just
00:35:27
trying out of the blue, like apparently there
00:35:29
was no news, they are like, well, let’s
00:35:31
shove in the obvious [ __ ] after people
00:35:32
discuss this matter. But for now, of course, you should
00:35:34
n’t get distracted because they
00:35:36
can draw you a bunch of different
00:35:37
interesting pictures that will look
00:35:38
like Urus type somehow so that the
00:35:40
guys will do something like that, but that’s
00:35:42
all for now, you need to let your ears go
00:35:44
[music]
00:35:48
Volkswagen presented a competitor to Tesla
00:35:50
Models, and in the previous
00:35:52
issue we discussed that the
00:35:54
Chinese patent office keeps you like this
00:35:56
even before the premiere, before any possible
00:35:59
renderings of photographs there Whatever, here’s what the
00:36:00
new Volkswagen E7 will look like
00:36:02
and indeed Yes, it looks like that,
00:36:04
but the funny thing is that the guys have an enhanced
00:36:06
presentation like this, look at the
00:36:08
Volkswagen Odyssey Yes, it’s like, well, it’s almost like a
00:36:10
liftback in shape Passata Although it's
00:36:14
heavier, it's really
00:36:15
cool A clumsy car, it's obvious that
00:36:17
any electric carn is great and Clumsy, but the
00:36:19
funny thing is that there will be two of them, in theory there
00:36:22
should be Volkswagen Odessa, but
00:36:24
just one car, we have three
00:36:25
types of cashback of this type, go 4 also like this,
00:36:28
well, a hatchback, but bigger, and here’s ID 7. It
00:36:30
should be such a healthy
00:36:32
liftback sedan, family not family, such a
00:36:35
city car. Well, bigger and more
00:36:37
so flattened, but in China there are
00:36:38
two car companies that
00:36:40
work with Volkswagen, that is, it’s
00:36:41
always there like, if you want build a
00:36:43
plant in China, then you need to organize
00:36:44
production accordingly, you need to
00:36:46
take some Chinese automaker and build a plant 50/50 with it
00:36:49
so that the Chinese have
00:36:51
access to technology, so that they have
00:36:52
access to specific lines, have access to
00:36:54
everything, that is, completely joint
00:36:55
production exactly the same owners
00:36:56
as you, you just come to
00:36:58
the technology and they sort of bring
00:37:00
people there and it’s all together. You have some
00:37:01
kind of work there and usually we’re like,
00:37:03
Mercedes, Audi, Volvo,
00:37:04
some other guys there. They always
00:37:05
work with some Well, like one
00:37:07
specific brand Well, in the case of Volvo, it’s
00:37:09
probably not entirely correct to compare
00:37:10
because it’s still purchased. That is, it’s
00:37:12
like a subordinate company. Well, one way or
00:37:13
another, when let’s say a BMW
00:37:15
Mercedes arrives, another company doesn’t choose
00:37:17
any one manufacturer and go with it
00:37:19
they work, and Volkswagen has 2 of them, they have a
00:37:21
joint production with the factory, they have a
00:37:23
joint production with a site like the
00:37:25
sites are also such a Chinese company and
00:37:26
the joke is that the factory and the site are
00:37:28
competitors and they are like, but we don’t
00:37:31
want the same products, we need it, well,
00:37:33
why selling the same thing internally
00:37:34
under the brand faf and sike like I don’t
00:37:38
want to, why did the guys come up with something
00:37:40
like id7 which will be
00:37:42
sold in Europe, this is a different story
00:37:44
because well, like for fafago they
00:37:46
make an ID video Well done
00:37:51
of course with the naming which
00:37:53
they actually showed that here it is
00:37:54
without camouflage Here it is, healthy, swollen,
00:37:57
fatty, such a thrill And especially if
00:38:00
you imagine what’s there, like, well, after all, it
00:38:02
will be an electric car. Expensive, it will have
00:38:03
power and it will be on these wheels and
00:38:06
everything will be there
00:38:08
try to drive something somewhere due to the fact that it will
00:38:09
weigh about the size of a newt, it’s
00:38:11
like, don’t give a damn, like the fans of electric cars
00:38:14
drive this and there will also be a 1xt, well, like a
00:38:17
Gazelle, only this one and which has
00:38:19
n’t been shown yet, it’s in camouflage, all that,
00:38:20
you can see what it is more sporty and all
00:38:22
that
00:38:23
And it will be just a project with a website
00:38:26
and these two cars - These are different cars
00:38:28
than what will appear in Europe
00:38:29
under the brand and D7 Yes, it is clear that the cart,
00:38:31
motor, batteries, everything
00:38:33
will be the same, but the cars will look like
00:38:34
different bodies will not
00:38:35
fit the parts. This is a very good example of
00:38:37
how guys on the same
00:38:39
platform are trying to pack the same cars
00:38:41
in different sauces in different bodies,
00:38:43
something like this is what you have from your competitors,
00:38:45
this is really bad, terrible the car and here
00:38:48
we have a splendor that needs to be
00:38:49
bought urgently Although in fact the same is
00:38:51
probably the same simple example as
00:38:53
we had a full Rapid only conditionally
00:38:57
playing near the floor of the Europeans the bodywork is very
00:38:59
similar But for electric cars they will have
00:39:01
a body of a different type, the body panels of the
00:39:03
doors will be different there everything will be a different
00:39:05
matter with a completely different car Although
00:39:07
in fact the same thing
00:39:12
began in Kazakhstan, raids on
00:39:14
fuel tanker buses of private security companies exist Kazakhstan
00:39:17
exists Kyrgyzstan 27 states and
00:39:19
relatively speaking in Kazakhstan diesel costs
00:39:20
there like 50 rubles and in Kyrgyzstan 158
00:39:23
rubles here these are not exact figures off the top of my head
00:39:25
just like that Well, like there is
00:39:27
some kind of difference between them About 15 percent
00:39:28
when two neighboring states they
00:39:31
have a difference in fuel in the price of
00:39:33
fuel ordinary citizens start going back and forth here and
00:39:35
there something somehow you either
00:39:36
just go like refuel yourself or
00:39:39
you go, fill up and then go
00:39:40
somewhere to sell your country there
00:39:41
because well, you have a very profitable
00:39:43
enterprise, a very easy opportunity for
00:39:44
commerce, conditionally the borders of Finland and
00:39:46
Russia, the Finns constantly travel inside the
00:39:48
country to refuel with us because
00:39:49
the fuel is twice as high here the
00:39:52
same story, but at some point, either there were
00:39:53
a lot of people, or they all started to be
00:39:55
taken out somehow in tanks, that is,
00:39:57
well, something happened Kazakhstan This is like
00:39:59
that, all the stops, no gasoline and
00:40:02
diesel for you, this is what you came with This is what
00:40:04
refueled That's what
00:40:05
you're driving back and that's it, you can only
00:40:07
carry the fuel that you
00:40:08
have inside your tank and a large
00:40:10
number of great ones. Well, okay, if
00:40:12
you can oppose the tanks, we are therefore now,
00:40:14
as if hidden, one of our own additional
00:40:16
tanks is made for an engine like a small one,
00:40:18
so very small so that he just had enough of it
00:40:19
so that he got there, crossed
00:40:21
the border there, refueled there, and came back,
00:40:23
acceleration, it was done, he drained it
00:40:25
back in the sense of refueled, then
00:40:28
he came back, no, and that’s also why it’s profitable
00:40:31
not to refuel there at all, to
00:40:33
sell there and come back in the sense of you’ll leave in
00:40:36
Kazakhstan you refuel there,
00:40:37
you come back there, you drain it,
00:40:38
you sell it, then you return to
00:40:40
Kazakhstan again, you refuel again,
00:40:42
yes, maybe that’s exactly how it is, and since we have the
00:40:46
biggest tanks, we have all sorts of buses,
00:40:48
trucks, and so on, that’s
00:40:50
exactly what the guys did. -
00:40:53
there are some flights, there are some buses of our own,
00:40:55
we just arrive there, like
00:40:57
100-150 liters of fuel, and you can’t handle more than 100
00:40:59
liters of water. But anyway,
00:41:00
you fill up the tank and cross the guys at the
00:41:02
border, somehow they suddenly started
00:41:04
catching these cars, what here we have a type of
00:41:06
hop, suddenly tuning, we have
00:41:08
additional tanks installed And here the guys are
00:41:09
constantly riding here and there
00:41:11
earning money And this is ah-ah-ah-ah
00:41:12
So here you are, please, a 9,000 ruble
00:41:14
fine So we will fight with you
00:41:16
thousand rubles 900
00:41:22
rubles is
00:41:24
generally weak For such a fine,
00:41:29
we have a fine of 500 rubles
00:41:31
for illegal changes in the design of
00:41:33
a car, that’s exactly 12 Here guys,
00:41:37
we’ve caught 7 buses 29 cars,
00:41:40
we’re working,
00:41:42
but it’s obvious that like across the border,
00:41:44
people always privately
00:41:45
carry all sorts of crap like this, little by little, on a
00:41:48
regular basis and it weighs a spare
00:41:50
heading is only needed so
00:41:51
that like the guys who sit at
00:41:52
customs are like this, it’s not in vain that we sit here, we
00:41:54
do our job closely for families, we
00:41:57
monitor everyone in the tank, we look into everything, we
00:41:59
check everything in every hole, we climb into
00:42:01
everything, the enemy will not get through. Although naturally everything is
00:42:04
somehow they carried fuel there little by little
00:42:06
and will continue to drag it because it is absolutely pointless to ban trade,
00:42:08
the movement of goods and all that kind of stuff,
00:42:10
people
00:42:12
have been trading and will continue to trade
00:42:15
[music]
00:42:17
skywell in Russia is
00:42:19
20 times behind the sales schedule
00:42:25
the end or the situation can still be corrected
00:42:27
these are crossovers electric crossover from
00:42:30
China these are the ones they came from
00:42:31
Look at the awesome cars four
00:42:34
million rubles cash register there plus or minus
00:42:38
a kilometer and they are like this in 2023
00:42:40
we will sell 3,000 cars, believe us everything
00:42:43
is fine, I bet the
00:42:44
first quarter is over,
00:42:47
we sold 37 cars and that’s like a
00:42:50
little bit at all
00:42:52
[music]
00:42:53
a little bit not according to plan because they had to
00:42:56
sell there in the first quarter
00:42:57
at least about 800 cars
00:43:00
to show up in the graphics. And
00:43:02
here you have 37, please hold it now,
00:43:05
let’s catch up, now we’ll get together and like everyone else we
00:43:07
sell skywave, everything will be just [ __ ]
00:43:10
wonderfully cool
00:43:12
don’t worry, and there are 19 dealer stands
00:43:15
that stand on the side like this.
00:43:17
Well, in general, we each sold a
00:43:20
car. Even less in a quarter,
00:43:23
business cooperation is just
00:43:25
wonderful, natural when it’s like,
00:43:27
well, come Chinese electric cars and
00:43:29
show us now we’re there
00:43:31
Osh, you need to look at all this Well,
00:43:34
a little bit with a smile, because
00:43:35
naturally, for millions of rubles, any
00:43:37
normal adequate person will go and
00:43:39
buy a car on the secondary market, drag
00:43:41
his car abroad and
00:43:43
quietly acquire something in his private hands
00:43:44
and be happy and happy.
00:43:46
And for four and a half million rubles,
00:43:48
well, like buy a skywell electric car
00:43:51
Well, it's like
00:43:53
Hello, you can note that they have already
00:43:55
started to give a million discount for three and a
00:43:58
half million rubles, this is a completely
00:44:00
different matter, of course you have to go and
00:44:02
buy it, so
00:44:12
news from the retrospective section is the
00:44:14
day when you watch this video
00:44:15
April 26 only 1962 in
00:44:18
backing was introduced in New York And if you suddenly
00:44:20
don’t know 100 dbacker is an
00:44:21
American automobile brand, an
00:44:23
American company that was
00:44:25
quite famous in the 20th century, I
00:44:27
like how Vovan wrote the
00:44:29
wording here when he was describing something new to me, which is
00:44:31
basically a company familiar to the
00:44:33
Russian average person. trucks with
00:44:35
tubeker YUS-6 supplied to the USSR by
00:44:38
lens when the Great Patriotic War is
00:44:41
mostly known You know
00:44:43
u6ker Vova could have been mistaken Yes
00:44:48
you know, of course, how amazing he looks, you
00:44:51
generally know that he’s kind of, like, in
00:44:55
uniform In general, the military did
00:44:58
n’t accept him at first
00:45:02
military truck
00:45:06
If you look at any footage of
00:45:09
Soviet chronicles,
00:45:11
there will always be American trucks, keep
00:45:21
this in mind, and so there is a
00:45:24
company called Stude Baker, which in general is there
00:45:26
even in the Second World War. Between the
00:45:27
first and second there, like, well, it was a
00:45:29
pretty successful company, that is, like
00:45:31
not so that there is like the big three,
00:45:32
it is clear that the big three are an unattainable
00:45:34
height there, like huge volumes there,
00:45:36
billions of billions, like everything
00:45:37
is wonderful, everything is great, and so on.
00:45:38
Therefore, I was such a confident average person
00:45:40
because in the States there were a large
00:45:42
number of automobile companies, there
00:45:43
were literally hundreds of them to do what the
00:45:45
majority Of these, they sold
00:45:46
10-15 cars a year there, but still there
00:45:48
was a very fat middle segment
00:45:50
where there were manufacturers who
00:45:51
could sell there 50 for 100, then
00:45:54
150,500 for a million cars a year,
00:45:56
it was completely normal I
00:45:57
like the daker was just right -after all, one of
00:45:59
such automakers But you and I
00:46:00
also remember from Detroit. And from the movies,
00:46:04
from these documentaries of ours about the
00:46:05
American car market, what happened there around the
00:46:07
fifties after the
00:46:09
Second World War ended and
00:46:11
this pent-up demand among the
00:46:12
civilian population was realized all the
00:46:14
big companies already started in the fifties.
00:46:15
Well, there’s some kind of fuss and
00:46:18
some problems because with us you’re
00:46:19
simply satisfied, you’re no longer just
00:46:21
putting the car on the floor and you won’t sell it.
00:46:23
Because people are already, well, everything is so simple for you they used to
00:46:25
sweep away anything. It’s
00:46:27
just that if there’s something in stock,
00:46:29
so we run and buy everything, take it away, no matter
00:46:31
what it is, in the 50s,
00:46:33
somehow everyone started looking closely;
00:46:34
everyone had less money,
00:46:36
somehow spent something, some
00:46:38
problems here and there and we already have to
00:46:40
choose somehow and already, well, there is a struggle for
00:46:42
customers, so the market began
00:46:44
to change little by little And when we have a crisis, loss of
00:46:46
purchasing power, the market
00:46:48
begins to shrink and all sorts of things But it
00:46:50
is obvious to everyone that someone... then it should die
00:46:51
anyway Because when your
00:46:53
market shrinks, the
00:46:54
number of companies that are
00:46:55
represented by them and therefore survive shrinks.
00:46:57
Well, usually the strongest ones, so the big
00:46:58
three started doing a very simple thing
00:47:00
and started simply dumping prices like
00:47:02
squeezing competitors out of the market Because
00:47:03
you, relatively speaking You have a crisis
00:47:05
situation. Yes, if you understand that you
00:47:07
have a fat margin of safety, you have
00:47:09
money, etc., then you can, for
00:47:11
some period, like 2-3 years,
00:47:12
very much reduce prices, cut your
00:47:15
margins, earn money in the moment,
00:47:16
a little but purely due to the fact that you
00:47:18
survive the crisis, the rest are
00:47:20
small and everyone is singing And in 3-4
00:47:23
years, when the crisis is over and everything
00:47:25
goes back to growth, you will have
00:47:27
much more profit Because you will
00:47:28
capture the entire automobile market Well,
00:47:30
or, like, most of it because
00:47:31
like the small ones will die, their market share
00:47:33
will remain empty, you will then capture it one way
00:47:35
or another, you can then calmly
00:47:37
raise the price tag and calmly continue
00:47:38
to earn money. This is a strategy and
00:47:40
actually the big three Ford Jam and
00:47:41
Chrysler began to do this little by little,
00:47:43
they began to greatly reduce the price tags and
00:47:45
you succeeded so, like, you can
00:47:46
buy a car from a famous brand
00:47:48
like a really cool car and at a price
00:47:51
much cheaper than all this
00:47:52
ordinary average and there was no
00:47:54
point in going to buy someone there
00:47:56
Baker Hudson what else existed there
00:47:58
Nash like and Packard who also died,
00:48:01
like, around the same time, and
00:48:03
this whole thing Well, little by little, it seemed to start a
00:48:05
chain reaction, some
00:48:06
companies were dying like Packard and he was there. Tried
00:48:08
to unite, tried to somehow get
00:48:09
him out, they tried to buy it, but it’s
00:48:11
still there in the end, everyone died,
00:48:13
just the bakers bought it, and well, yes,
00:48:15
especially since I didn’t then with the whole crowd
00:48:16
at the same time
00:48:20
a little longer, perhaps, yes, the essence is
00:48:23
that like the company began to try to
00:48:24
stick together, including Studbaker, including
00:48:26
Hudson, like they all started
00:48:27
trying to stick together in something big
00:48:29
so that just like the big three
00:48:31
like how do you unite? You can
00:48:32
lower the price tag, you can somehow try to compete with them
00:48:34
and somehow
00:48:35
try to survive, but it was obvious that
00:48:37
like, well, no luck, that soon everything
00:48:39
will fall apart, soon everything will die Fin balance is
00:48:41
cracking and therefore, like, we need to transfer
00:48:43
new management, we need to transfer new
00:48:45
people, we need to do something new
00:48:47
Because if you don’t make some
00:48:48
quick changes now, you will definitely die there
00:48:50
Baker in his death convulsions
00:48:52
This type, look, we need
00:48:53
some a manager who
00:48:55
can show results and just started
00:48:57
looking at the market and at some
00:48:59
point came across Chevrolet Ekberg, this is a guy
00:49:01
who recently saved one
00:49:03
company and pulled out a chainsaw from the
00:49:05
same similar financial situation and
00:49:06
such dudes Well, like Well, since you did it you
00:49:09
can handle it with chainsaws, just like with machines. Come on come to us.
00:49:10
Figure it out. Here you are, dying
00:49:13
this decker and
00:49:15
spinning top, we went egbert, I understand that we need
00:49:18
to make a new car and we need to at least
00:49:20
stand out. Well, somehow with a design,
00:49:22
maybe find some new niche,
00:49:24
maybe you need offer the market something new
00:49:26
in order to very quickly attract
00:49:28
attention. Because if you just
00:49:29
try to release the same thing
00:49:31
as before or just do
00:49:32
some ordinary restyling, then you wo
00:49:34
n’t radically change the situation. Yes,
00:49:36
maybe you will increase it sales
00:49:37
some percentage Well, just to
00:49:39
take it and jump out Well it won’t work He
00:49:40
attracts this dude whose
00:49:42
name is Raymond Loi, well, he’s an industrial
00:49:44
designer, essentially a founding father and
00:49:46
defends in general the inventor of
00:49:47
industrial design as such
00:49:48
because he, like, made trains and
00:49:50
locomotives made equipment And what else did he
00:49:53
do? He makes advertising labels like
00:49:55
Lucky Strike cigarettes, great, for example, in
00:49:59
the refrigerator. You also have a bus of the game Hot,
00:50:02
you know, no,
00:50:05
in short, I’m not that smart in
00:50:07
reality here. I’ve probably read
00:50:10
myths that don’t exist; in
00:50:13
short, he worked as a studio backer a couple of times
00:50:17
before he himself made their unusual
00:50:19
models of the thirties and early 50s. So Louis
00:50:23
was called again to create a new
00:50:25
tick that could attract an
00:50:28
airplane, a gun, a rocket, and he does this
00:50:31
and well, the dough Well, like
00:50:34
what they were counting on, he decided to
00:50:37
completely change the approach to design an
00:50:40
American car and, in fact, he took
00:50:43
Ideas from the European automobile industry of
00:50:46
European design and then pulled
00:50:48
Misha onto an American cart on lactate Well, yes,
00:50:52
they had a compact model, and besides,
00:50:55
they make larkna in the sense that they produce
00:50:58
varnish, too, including like this kind of
00:50:59
convulsion so that like now
00:51:01
somewhere out there, fuel crises are looming
00:51:03
in general, some crises in general, we
00:51:05
understand that, like, there aren’t enough economical
00:51:07
cars, so we’re now making a
00:51:08
smaller car like this, and who would
00:51:11
buy this, he’s a [ __ ], well, like, well,
00:51:15
Lark isn’t If you you mean the larg, he
00:51:18
he temporarily saved the tubes, they bought it
00:51:21
because it appeared just during the
00:51:24
recession 58 Yes, that is, When
00:51:27
Americans Such a damn full-size
00:51:29
car lives a lot I need something
00:51:31
smaller with this approach, of course you
00:51:34
will go and buy anything like well,
00:51:36
[ __ ] the cars of the 50s, don’t give a [ __ ] about the early
00:51:39
sixties Well, in general, everything that
00:51:41
existed on the American market was
00:51:42
healthy, cool, beautiful Cars and Lark, that’s how
00:51:44
it stands,
00:51:52
and on the basis of this Lark, the
00:51:54
guys made it in
00:51:59
the shape of a Coca-Cola bottle, I do
00:52:03
n’t really understand what it’s funny why it’s
00:52:05
called, I understand
00:52:19
A little more than everyone else before
00:52:22
because usually the Americans
00:52:29
had gigantic giant ones or if
00:52:32
you remember
00:52:41
that the hip appeared such a radar
00:52:44
was not yes, that’s exactly what I mean, that it was the
00:52:46
hips themselves that expanded Yes, and
00:52:50
here is this outline of the shoulder line when
00:52:52
your front is straight and then the expansion
00:52:54
is like that of a Coca-Cola bottle at the bottom of the expansion,
00:52:56
that’s mine. More likely, it won’t be a
00:52:58
pear anymore because the Coca-Cola type he
00:53:00
also has boobs, but the car doesn’t have Boobs,
00:53:02
well, I mean, you have this that's what
00:53:04
your extension is like, then again it's like a
00:53:06
pear, but it's also just an ass and the car
00:53:09
turned out to be just an ass in your front, your
00:53:11
front fenders are also not the same, they're not
00:53:12
wide, you don't sell something,
00:53:17
in short, the guys make Avante So it's
00:53:20
like a car with the first
00:53:22
canonical design of the Coca-Cola bottle,
00:53:25
this business is releasing They show
00:53:27
like look cool stylish
00:53:28
great
00:53:32
they set the bet
00:53:34
[music]
00:53:41
was sold there in some volume, not
00:53:43
very large, but one way or another they were
00:53:44
going to sell 30,000
00:53:46
cars there something- then 20,000 a year, that’s
00:53:48
20,000 a year, but in fact it
00:53:49
sold like 2,000, one and a half thousand
00:53:51
three thousand something like that, well, 10
00:53:54
times, the guys missed the mark a little
00:53:55
and actually died. But the
00:53:58
coolest thing about this model is that there it is
00:54:00
on it for the first time this one,
00:54:02
like the design of a Coca-Cola bottle, appeared. Although they will
00:54:04
drown that these are pears, this is a pear-shaped one,
00:54:06
this is the design that you have such powerful wings in the back,
00:54:07
such type of hips, you have
00:54:09
damn some healthy wheels, you have a
00:54:11
V8 oil, they drove the punishment And despite the fact
00:54:13
that the car was a small production run, it was
00:54:15
not very noticeable on the market like they were
00:54:17
sold. A small number of units were sold,
00:54:19
other automakers looked at
00:54:21
it like And it was a cool idea
00:54:23
And little by little, other
00:54:25
manufacturers also began to have
00:54:26
cars with the same shapes and in general the
00:54:28
sixties there, like every second
00:54:29
half of the sixties Yes, and the second
00:54:31
half of the 60s, every second
00:54:33
car was one way or another with this
00:54:34
design and in fact all this
00:54:36
classic Mascar Era all these
00:54:38
classic cars Here they are,
00:54:40
plus or minus, made with such a design and
00:54:42
it all started in running, who at the
00:54:44
moment when he is watching this video is
00:54:48
61 years old
00:54:50
[music]
00:54:51
And that’s it in this issue, I have everything
00:54:55
you have there, Wednesday, the middle of the work week, don’t
00:54:57
forget that tomorrow the reviewer will come out to
00:54:59
look there carefully at that the day
00:55:01
when you watch from Novostroy, I’ve already
00:55:03
returned from somewhere. I hope in the next
00:55:05
episode I’ll bring you a couple of interesting
00:55:06
stories and little by little. We’re also
00:55:08
working on a documentary there and everything,
00:55:10
so even that he would wish something interesting at the end.
00:55:12
I recommend you for
00:55:14
this weekend, which you have in just a
00:55:15
couple days a Come up with
00:55:17
some kind of thing that you have never
00:55:19
worked with before in your life and
00:55:21
actually spend the weekend working hard on it to
00:55:22
get some new experience
00:55:24
and then in the comments tell me what
00:55:26
new interesting thing you came up with and
00:55:27
did or what you tried and I then
00:55:30
I’ll tell you what interesting new things
00:55:31
I tried, actually in the next
00:55:33
issue
00:55:35
bye
00:55:36
[music]

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