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Cossacks and then stalker Sergei Grigorovich

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bring once founded on and introduce and in

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general you can’t swear how

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gays and non-football players will develop

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Shevchenko will earn money in Ukraine

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and e-sportsmen tell the

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story of buying a ferrari went to Switzerland

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bought and how much does this car cost now the

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boy got the [ __ ] out of here you oh

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boy got 250,000 dollars me and I’m not

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exactly 1st for being stingy this is another you

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think you need a higher education

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no why should your older child go

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to university I’m categorically against

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them riding a seagull why the

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verse interesting story, yes, he didn’t make

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an offer and tears

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welled up in my eyes and I didn’t expect

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such a reaction from you, I’m crazy now people

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who know how to do something on a computer have

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taught them are no longer needed; those who at

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any moment ca

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n’t figure out any complex task themselves are needed and they will make the right

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decision, you ended up in the bank for some

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money, I don’t know what 5 million is there

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[music]

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friends, I don’t really like the

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name so far the name is now they are Strat Life

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but

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we will come up with something in the near future and

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by the way if do you have any ideas about

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this, this is a new format, it’s still new,

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this is the 2nd broadcast, write in the comments, I

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promise that whoever gives the names that

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we will accept, I will tag him, for example, in the

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bathhouse, by the sound, we are visiting today with a very

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unusual person, now he is hidden from

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of the entire media space, but nevertheless,

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this is the most successful

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IT developer in Ukraine, this is the creator of the

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legendary game Cossacks and then stalker

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Sergey Grigorovich,

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we are Seryoga and we are acquaintances just

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before the broadcast, we talked 17 years ago in

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2003, we met under a very well

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coincidence of circumstances, for some reason I

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it was at that moment that

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I arrived at the tea party, without saying a word,

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and I arrived, there was such an infantile

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young man, also on a motorcycle, also

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on a Yamaha, only the red one was a Yamaha

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and with about the same request,

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you remember, tell me how it

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happened this time, I don’t remember and it’s possible not to

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say hello correctly again, yes yes no

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you can say hello everyone how long ago the

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essence is we started riding a

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motorcycle on a seagull in sports mode

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it was 2003 the year the season began it was

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probably April there

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after that we rode 3 seasons together

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I stopped getting injured ride during these 3

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seasons we managed to

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go around 27 races I once read of which

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Seryoga won one of them

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because I fell in Poznań

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and still got there but but finished but

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worse than Serezha Seryoga still does

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motorsports and holds a Kozak Cup everyone

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year you can google look at Bruno and

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he’s very passionate tell me what motorsport means to you

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now I somehow quickly

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earned money that gave me

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possible freedom we are big no a million

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and a million and I realized that I kind of

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work a lot but there’s nothing in life

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is changing, that is, money is still

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being earned, nothing is happening and there are

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not enough emotions and I started looking for a

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hobby,

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one of the hobbies I found was a

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motorcycle, I thought this was one of the good

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ideas, I bought myself a regular 400 qr

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sports car, I thought she it’s cheap and

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we won’t get tired of it in two weeks and I’ll move on to the

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next idea. I went to the seagull and there I

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was destroyed in the blood and I

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liked it so much that after that I bought the

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most powerful motorcycle in the world,

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it wasn’t until 12 and I went to the seagull

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for the Ukrainian championship and in the hands of

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some stage and then I arrived

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last, that was it, yes I found words of

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acquaintance, yes yes, and then I was once

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riding around the city on this motorcycle and an

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enemy caught up with me in a truck, stuck, never

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caught up with some guy who

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asked to stop and when I

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stopped it was our mutual friend

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Valera, the hump of arms, he was already the champion of Ukraine

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and he explained to me that I would

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never come to the Ukrainian championship on such a motorcycle

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except for the last one, he is very

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fast and but only in a straight line from you

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want to ride on the track you need a yamaha

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and he remembered you from the world championship

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so he saw you, I do

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n’t think he remembered, he just saw a

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beautiful motorcycle and asked to

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stop and look when he

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looked, he didn’t say that you need to take

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a Yamaha and after that the third

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motorcycle I had was a

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yamaha, which we had already seen Yes,

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we saw each other and then you came across the watermelon, he

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started training not the watermelon,

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but we were first met by the watermelon across the field,

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and then we

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started working right out of the blue, like on a porridge

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night, 17 years old, yes, I don’t remember there was a

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funny incident,

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Seryoga tried all the time to catch up with me using

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all possible and impossible

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methods hired in this second season in

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my opinion they hired a sports psychologist and

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hired a sports doctor a

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sports doctor came with a problem

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tell me how you are from what problem did you

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come to the sports doctor I’m not a

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doctor I came to my aunt

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she came I am a seven-time world champion in

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rowing in details nismo and she was

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already working in dashcam sports, I asked

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her, I say I need some kind of

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doctor because I can’t finish the race,

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I don’t have enough endurance,

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she’s eager to fight and gave this

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doctor a trainer who Already prescribed

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two workouts a day for me and I take

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pills for breakfast, lunch and dinner, let me

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sit on a medication regimen and

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train like a horse until Seryoga quickly

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gained weight

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right away with polyp, now Seryoga ate his

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face and then he was so masturbate and

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with such a booming weight

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I was like 65 kilograms, I was like 80 kilograms, because now I

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was like that very quickly, I

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immediately gained 10 kilograms from the muscle stack,

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it’s clearly visible, even my gait changed,

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that you were then taking

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pills by pills, nothing so

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complicated or dangerous, butt and

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testosterone was not taken before you

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definitely had some kind of anabolic

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steroids, listens to one hundred percent, it was

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just like frost,

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well, I don’t know about it then, but I

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doubt it because there, in front of my aunt,

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no one would risk their

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nephew’s health, I listen, in our Gothic sports, there’s

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a queue for them all they know all the steps

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and eat, come on, not without illusions, I ate,

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especially since they looked 300 times a day,

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you ate because you had an

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anabolic steroid

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and it gave you gluttony, and plus

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you gave him a fit lackey, and what about a

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psychologist there is such a- then the profession is a

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sports psychologist,

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she prepares you for sports

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competitions, I told you how it was

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on my part, we come to this race,

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Seryoga, like to pretend that you recognize the image of

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the enemy, what did it have to do with it in Poznań, then we

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all went late, late, and you know, we’re

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usually from the Ukraine. came out of Ukraine, we are

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from Ukraine, so we hung out there together and

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then 2 1 and everything ended,

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the image of the enemy,

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then it turned out that the work with the psychologist,

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what he told you, but a lot of different

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interesting things, but he forbade you to communicate

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with me, and of course in a friendly atmosphere,

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well, just don’t communicate, don’t I was definitely

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in the image of an enemy, just so as not to spoil

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my mood, not in the mood, what are

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you talking about, communicating with me spoiled your

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mood, on the contrary, it increased our mood, I don’t

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know why we did this to patients, but she

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increased it, just like me, and I wanted to

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overtake you, this is an incentive, an incentive, this is good

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carrot this is the report the hare that's why

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but not she told a lot more

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she told how to

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prepare how to fall asleep the day before the

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competition

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for something there were photos posted around the

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perimeter along the bumper to start mine

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now again I don’t remember but it’s unlikely I

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did it well there is a plan on her behalf that

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she had no flour there, I’m sure, of course, that’s how it is,

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you know, I remember here, I don’t remember,

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I’m such nonsense. I did it, although I

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remember the era, not well, and then when I

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left motorsports, you lost motivation,

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well, I fell a lot,

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many times I fell, well, 10 each, I

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only had 6 sushi operations on the collarbone,

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I fell, so I counted 54 no, it was

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a fall,

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and I’m talking about fractures up to fractures of 10,

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yes, and when you lost your fingers,

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you lost your fingers already,

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and for me the training process is divided into two periods,

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then when we

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trained, it was there until I was 27 years old

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and then when I had already retired and was

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training sports now, what did I lose for you

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now,

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and how did I get the fall? It was 50 who

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could it be during all this time, over these

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eight years, and one time the mechanic just didn’t

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screw in

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the clip, he plugged it and bit my

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phalanx and just erased the

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notes on the mechanic on the asphalt this is the number, well,

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no, but now you don’t either, it seems that

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now I have the best mechanic in the country, I do

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n’t remember how much to pay him, you

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always remember, but a lot of them are fine,

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they pay a thousand dollars, of course, well

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then Seryoga paid the mechanic 100

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dollars all the time he said that it was

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cool Then it turned out that the mechanic of the

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new Cayenne gun, who drove

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60 thousand kilometers to the domain, never

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took us to service, but regularly took

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money from him for

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tell the story, well, maybe, but what did

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this story teach you? My position is that a

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person should earn a little more

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what it really costs, so if I

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was satisfied with this

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level of mechanic then,

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well, I paid him a little more and I

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had it all

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as soon as he stopped, and

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another mechanic came to arrange for me, as

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soon as he stopped standing, he left 3 there is no

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point in hiring 3 mechanics when you are also the

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first for many but you agree with the

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thesis that greed gives rise to

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poverty no

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[laughter] [music]

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me and I are not quite the same 1 but for stingy it’s

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different

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and what’s the difference between stingy and john stinginess

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is when you have millions from and

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you buy glasses for three dollars they are for 4

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because four is already expensive and greed

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if Leona has

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millions from you I won’t buy a Rolls-Royce

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for 400 thousand and I will buy a Mercedes 600 and for

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300 I understand this greed well

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stinginess it’s all in the little things the

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moment of our last

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communication such a check I was 12 or 13

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cars but now maybe also 10 that’s so well

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at that time it was a Ferrari and

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he I now it was a Hummer there was it since there are

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no a couple of minis

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but there are a couple and what else now in

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car parks,

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well, let the big Mercedes that we

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go to competitions then the five

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jyotish to the BMW BMW X 6 and BMW Seven they

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once stole a Porsche Cayenne from you and a

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BMW X5 one of the first back in

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2003, yes, and Seryoga immediately went

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gun, he bought a biturbo, the most

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expensive one,

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which he drove, but I was glad that they

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stole the 6 and because the qx 5, so buying

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just a porsche cayenne was stupid,

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tell the story of buying a ferrari, I

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bought it wisely because, that is, I was

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already growing out of that age when

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the boy wants a ferrari,

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that is, I no longer wanted a ferro ti,

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give me an ordinary normal family

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car, five jyotish to excellent, so I

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understood that I was jumping on the departing train,

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this was the last moment when maybe

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I needed it for a little while longer,

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and then I tried it this way

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to be young again the second reason the main one

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is

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I wanted to be very bright for the press

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because I never paid the press

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for any articles and this brightness

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allowed me to have a lot of attention and

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I had a huge amount of attention

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from the press which was a plus for

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business

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and history after all, just like you bought,

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I went to Switzerland, I bought it, but not in Munich, in

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my opinion, in Munich you are convenient, well, at the

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border of Switzerland, I don’t remember exactly how he got

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to the city, tell me how it was all in

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detail,

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the history of the peg, if you are not a luxury Yarovskaya, let’s

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go, come on I went and bought some power and

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brought it to the border to us to clear customs

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no no there’s a story like that you

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came asking like

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how much does this car cost tiger cubs the boy

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got the hell out of here you oh boy there and

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got 250,000 dollars minutes do

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you remember such things someone remember such things but but but even

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so, you were still hooked by the fact that they were

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like, yes no, well, yes, I

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had money there myself since I was 18 years old, and I was

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constantly hooked by the fact that they treated me

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like a boy,

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it hurt, of course, when I stop

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fighting, I wasn’t too mad about it I

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understood that it was simple, but people

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treat it that way, but it’s not my fault that this

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happened to me, and it wasn’t a

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complex, it was just unpleasant,

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then I brought it to the border from the wrong

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side, they brought there more than a hundred thousand

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dollars for customs clearance, security and I paid for it,

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I was bullied for another night, they checked it, it’s

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really only worth boredom, I

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said and drove on and went

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home, that is, it cost you

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350,000 dollars in the role, no, it didn’t cost 4

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for 34 thousand, exactly as many

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tasks as Tammy the walkers who

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serviced your car paid 100

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dollars, I say stinginess is

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now called stinginess and the history of the

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rest of the cars is there, why did you

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buy a hummer? came with the children to buy an

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escalade for some reason I would like to have a

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big American GI guru so he

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drowned the cayenne in the Kiev sea and

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Some kind of huge American American car came to pull him out,

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I thought, I suffered so much on the Cayenne, I dressed

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up so much on the bottom, I got

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stuck so much, and then an American

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car passes everywhere, I think the Christmas tree I want the

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same one, the tongue came with a rut, ladies with

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children, there were two now, four,

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three boys and one girl and the boys

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liked the tank so much and they climbed into it

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and I had to buy a hummer, have you

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seen more than once that you

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love the mini most of all, well, now I’m in the

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background of this chip and at 1000 change to 3

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why 3 1 in Spain at home alone here

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at home and 1 is still in the mix,

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but when you go into the garage and

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2 ducklings are not worth one, that’s usually 2 cubes,

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and here’s how you make decisions, how to

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sit down, well, what’s the point of her soul lying

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now, lately her soul has been lying on a

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motorcycle so I drive something, cars are

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quite simple, but winter,

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but maybe in winter, but now it’s such winter

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that yesterday I was thinking of eating a ride in the

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underpants department and went, but when

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you have some kind of 13 cars, what

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kind of car do you want? yes,

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what kind of rose royce is it now,

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why, but for some reason I like such a

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brick, but how is it that if we treat it like

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this, a train of old cars is leaving and

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buy a test now from us in the next

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20-30 years, there will be some tests, I’ll still have time to

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buy something like that, so I parted with

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it it will be a rarity,

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yes, of course, well, have you already bought it or not, but

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I think that I think how much it costs 450, you

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don’t feel sorry for things, greed is already

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squeezing the mailboxes,

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I was driving by, well,

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I have a question for you, with this

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approach,

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yes, we understand that for many of them

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our viewers, you are especially for those who

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are associated with gaming with absolutely your

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way of thinking it is so let’s say

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to the standards yes please tell me

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this thing like how to manage

00:17:46

programmers on steam you can’t

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swear at all and if you

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can’t enter sweets at all that is if you

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the person doesn’t suit you or he doesn’t fit in

00:18:00

or doesn’t fit in emotionally with

00:18:04

the team, just break up with him,

00:18:06

never tell him that the eleventh,

00:18:09

tell him what he’s wrong about, what

00:18:12

can be corrected and what’s better, take him away

00:18:14

from the conflict, you’re no longer with

00:18:17

him you won’t be able to work, this is the first piece of advice, do

00:18:20

you remember we somehow try about you, people

00:18:24

should earn more than they are worth,

00:18:26

in fact, a little bit, but how much does

00:18:29

a programmer on yours cost in Ukraine now from your

00:18:30

point of view,

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but there are different numbers, there are about ten in

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Ukraine, of course There are dozens of specialists in what

00:18:39

field, and in gaming there is

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laptop gaming, there is also a

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front and back in there, something is not there, but

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this is the main programmer, that is, this is the

00:18:51

sound one office, not necessarily the

00:18:53

project manager, maybe one of the

00:18:54

main programmers, now there are many

00:18:56

projects which are very small but at the same time there is a

00:19:01

catastrophic lack of people and

00:19:04

there is a different project, there is an interesting one, and

00:19:07

there are those where where they need money

00:19:09

to earn all these augers, they are

00:19:12

creative people, they want to earn money

00:19:15

and of course it is their fault that there is an interesting project

00:19:17

and they go to work more often where it is

00:19:20

interesting before where

00:19:21

they make money so where they make money

00:19:24

people sometimes pull out for very

00:19:27

large numbers so that they go for

00:19:30

it and I’m interested in significantly

00:19:33

overpaying significantly overpaying

00:19:35

interesting ok, how do you evaluate both

00:19:38

Steve and designers here if there are

00:19:40

numbers from 15 to 100 what yes, how do you

00:19:44

estimate how many programmers there are

00:19:47

in Ukraine? 100 thousand, two hundred thousand, million,

00:19:49

but hardly a million, no, hundreds of thousands,

00:19:54

hundreds, hundreds, but more than 500, well, probably

00:19:59

up to 500, here, between 300 and 500, that’s correct, I

00:20:03

think yes, but that’s really

00:20:05

my fingertips, yes I once heard David Brown’s

00:20:09

idea that let’s exempt all IT

00:20:11

devil meng from all sorts of

00:20:13

taxes, well, it’s already without taxes, it doesn’t

00:20:16

even mean exemption from five percent, but

00:20:18

what’s the difference between five or

00:20:21

not five, well, that is, that is you think

00:20:23

something doesn’t exist, of course it doesn’t have

00:20:25

this idea was voiced in order to

00:20:29

try to drag Google here and

00:20:34

translate the Google book from the Polish

00:20:38

office to turn it into a Kiev office and

00:20:40

so that the Poles there have crazy taxes no

00:20:44

this is so that it will be generally sweet

00:20:46

no 5 percent here will not decide what the

00:20:49

subsidy will decide 50 the process is

00:20:56

exactly 50 not but seriously, this is how you

00:21:00

think in order to make Ukraine a

00:21:02

mecca of the world these are what needs to be

00:21:05

done before nothing just sit and wait

00:21:07

until we have all the technology in us

00:21:10

more and more and no longer choke here they are smothering how

00:21:13

how their souls are leading the night now

00:21:15

some kind of I don’t know 3 fob with some

00:21:19

20 percent but it will be stewing in

00:21:24

those old days that you like these

00:21:27

developers are always someone souls well there are

00:21:30

law enforcement agencies there are some

00:21:33

firefighters and the SBU officers all the time

00:21:35

were monitoring the kindergarten, they tried, and the

00:21:37

kindergarten was well, they tried to milk me, they

00:21:40

never gave me a dress, and it

00:21:44

was not difficult, but what is actually not a

00:21:46

kindergarten,

00:21:47

but when they let you work at all, that

00:21:49

is, they arrived and closed your office this

00:21:51

was the case all the servers were taken out no not even once

00:21:55

I have duplicated servers would have been

00:21:58

riding somewhere in Moscow and the USA but

00:22:03

still even if it would still be a

00:22:06

problem for work closing the office this is a

00:22:08

big problem as a result of draining the can of

00:22:11

worms well yes yes it is you were closed

00:22:14

the office or never even the firemen never

00:22:17

closed it paid off or not where

00:22:20

I say to no one no one ever gave

00:22:21

money and verse an interesting story about

00:22:24

the firefighters once the firemen came to work for us

00:22:27

Valentina Vasilievna she

00:22:29

dealt with various

00:22:31

goat issues here she is my mother’s friend and

00:22:35

I I hired her and she was doing this for the

00:22:37

family, everyone loved it, and one day

00:22:41

the firemen came to us and let’s check the

00:22:43

entire office and talk about closing it

00:22:45

because everything doesn’t correspond with us,

00:22:47

although when I did the repairs the task was

00:22:50

that everything corresponded in the end

00:22:52

in the end, I say we put it in

00:22:57

an envelope that you send, so she

00:23:00

put it in them and sent it and they didn’t

00:23:02

come again guess how much she gave them

00:23:05

200 tons less than 100 dollars less than 50 g

00:23:09

less than 10 10 dollars she had a

00:23:13

small salary for counted that up to

00:23:15

ten coverage they thought that leave

00:23:18

everything no one send probably

00:23:23

no more videos well, what kind of developer are you, I

00:23:27

still position you as numbers,

00:23:29

by the way, do you consider yourself these

00:23:32

developers of course no I don’t consider

00:23:34

number one for today no of course not but

00:23:36

well In general, in the entire history, I don’t whine,

00:23:38

there are a lot of people who

00:23:41

today have earned more than me, well,

00:23:43

for example, on what projects

00:23:46

Bolshakov Anton, you don’t have a sign of him either, but he

00:23:49

earned more than me a long time ago,

00:23:51

why is he also engaged in gaming and what

00:23:54

did he do, but he has it there

00:23:57

If you’re interested, you can add your projects,

00:23:59

look at those I know,

00:24:01

this is probably all, so what exactly can I say about

00:24:04

someone, but from the point of view,

00:24:07

for example, there are companies that conduct

00:24:10

audits and the number of people in IT

00:24:13

who have declared amounts greater than

00:24:16

mine, but it is significant, that is If

00:24:19

today I would declare

00:24:20

50 million dollars, I would simply get lost

00:24:23

in the crowd of other IT specialists, I still

00:24:25

return to the question of whether we should be

00:24:27

fur or that it should not be China, India,

00:24:30

but we should not be Silicon

00:24:33

Valley, Ukraine, I don’t know, some kind

00:24:35

valley in Ukraine what else needs to be done

00:24:39

before gave what needs to be done here, relatively

00:24:41

speaking, there dude years Zelensky, someone else

00:24:44

wants to make sure that there is a

00:24:45

silicon valley here so that we have it here, here is the

00:24:49

education system, but it

00:24:50

changes automatically for an hour when children study

00:24:54

in

00:24:55

you mode you don’t find out from the teacher what you

00:24:59

need to know and how to do, but you

00:25:02

figure it out yourself, that is, you are

00:25:03

given the task of and then die,

00:25:06

figure it out yourself and decide for yourself,

00:25:07

well, here it is, a watermelon, that’s how it is

00:25:11

today, this is exactly the

00:25:12

education system that gives a sharp jump

00:25:14

the world has already changed a lot, now people

00:25:17

who know how to do something have been taught kopecks, we

00:25:19

no longer need those who at

00:25:21

any moment

00:25:23

will not understand any complex task themselves and will make the right

00:25:25

decision, these people are already appearing

00:25:27

because they are whole in but we have institutions

00:25:30

in in Kiev, who teach in this mode, the

00:25:33

children are no longer there, there are no classes with

00:25:35

teachers, the children come and sit at the

00:25:37

computer and they are given tasks and they

00:25:39

then figure it out on their own,

00:25:41

you have three sons and the eldest to study also to become a

00:25:44

programmer, not not to be a programmer,

00:25:46

he has to suffer on Sberbank to find Bern ethics

00:25:48

but in higher mathematics, well,

00:25:49

that is, he will be a school teacher, a

00:25:51

programmer, go to a developer, who will he

00:25:55

be, he will most likely be a

00:25:56

programmer, but he will do this

00:25:59

next year, now in the third year of

00:26:00

the meeting, here is the last one, you say that he does

00:26:02

n’t want anything, he is demotivated,

00:26:04

but he de motivated for do you need a

00:26:07

ferrari no but do you need a wife and

00:26:10

children no but they should have money he doesn’t need

00:26:13

me money but what they need is

00:26:16

peace of mind sit in the counter play

00:26:18

music listen to the guys there

00:26:21

meet you it doesn’t scare it scares me I do

00:26:25

n’t know what do, well, you’re thinking about

00:26:27

it, what to do, well, I’m thinking about it, I

00:26:30

think it’s too late to do anything, you ca

00:26:33

n’t infect the motivation in it, but what would

00:26:36

you do differently if you could rewind later,

00:26:40

yes, nothing, everything is the same, just if

00:26:43

I didn’t earn that much, probably they

00:26:45

grew up as motivated people, and since the

00:26:47

family always had plenty of everything

00:26:49

and didn’t need anything,

00:26:52

you always got everything you needed right before mobile

00:26:55

phones when you believe it, but the eldest had

00:26:59

you quite early, but the middle one already had it,

00:27:02

and he 14 the youngest, he’s 8, doesn’t have a

00:27:06

mobile phone yet, that is, he doesn’t have an iPhone,

00:27:08

they don’t do anything other than

00:27:13

computer toys, and

00:27:16

their sons were interested in the middle

00:27:19

period, he was interested in history,

00:27:20

so he took and read the whole history of Ukraine,

00:27:22

he knew it, he could tell anything he wanted for

00:27:24

another period for a long time

00:27:26

he was interested in weapons, that is, there is

00:27:29

an encyclopedia of 200 weapons, so he

00:27:32

will see any weapon in a movie and find out what

00:27:35

it is called, well, these things are

00:27:39

like a hobby, he was

00:27:40

younger for a long time now,

00:27:43

Oleg was interested in him, now he has grown up, but

00:27:45

still he still

00:27:47

collects very many Lego specimens a complex thing is

00:27:49

as difficult as possible you have now become a father

00:27:52

for the fourth time

00:27:53

and how your fatherhood has transformed

00:27:55

in the period but now this

00:27:59

girl but you dreamed of girls from the very

00:28:04

beginning three boys it happened so by accident

00:28:06

until it was

00:28:10

disbanded there is only a month

00:28:12

to dry somehow I didn’t come to the bathhouse I’m

00:28:15

on duty, I had a terrible night, so I did

00:28:16

n’t come to the bathhouse, although you responded to my SMS

00:28:19

today, the bathhouse, you responded in a second,

00:28:21

I’m coming here, but my wife is very tired and hard,

00:28:28

now we’ve just split the shift in half,

00:28:32

and when you’re on duty, what does she do? She

00:28:36

sleeps alone, but with us there is a child in the world,

00:28:40

so I feed him or she feeds him,

00:28:42

but everything is amida during the day when you stopped on watch

00:28:45

but is also resting, she may

00:28:47

not sleep there at night for some

00:28:49

reason that he is here, I am with him and the

00:28:51

same you have a new new experience like this no,

00:28:55

it was the same with my first child,

00:28:57

I also spent a lot of time on this,

00:28:59

how old are you when you became a dad at 20, how do you

00:29:07

see your role in the lives of children, what do you

00:29:10

want to give them there as of

00:29:12

23, when they graduate from university, well, I

00:29:16

would like I already talked to my older

00:29:19

brother because I

00:29:21

pulled out my older brother when he was in school there in the

00:29:24

eighth grade, they kept him in the second

00:29:27

year, I offered Gulidov to my mother, I’ll

00:29:30

take him into my company, I’ll at least give

00:29:33

him a profession, he’s just

00:29:36

playing the fool at school there now and I gave him the profession of a

00:29:39

programmer,

00:29:40

but now he has a moral obligation

00:29:42

to give it to the next generation,

00:29:46

yes, he agreed, the eldest came already to the

00:29:49

company, worked, everyone liked each other,

00:29:52

but he decided to study for now,

00:29:55

so in the end, my task is very

00:29:58

simple at the end of the fourth year or

00:30:01

maybe even at the end of the third, if 4 is

00:30:04

not needed, send him to the company and

00:30:07

oblige his younger brother to take care of him,

00:30:12

yes, because of control, this is all, and

00:30:15

then what will your functions be at that moment,

00:30:18

but mine must be understood that I fell out of the

00:30:20

industry while I was retired for 10 years,

00:30:23

almost the world is changing so quickly that to

00:30:26

imagine that I can greatly

00:30:28

help my son after a ten-year break

00:30:31

is difficult, that’s why no, I just can,

00:30:35

if he doesn’t get hooked in this company, I

00:30:38

can negotiate with other companies with

00:30:40

my familiar friends so that who

00:30:42

I worked with so that they would accept his job, I’m

00:30:48

a little different, you’re interesting to me, I

00:30:50

mean education there, an apartment, a

00:30:54

car, these are the parameters that you

00:30:57

consider necessary to give to your children,

00:31:01

if you take the eldest, if he

00:31:04

continues to have nothing, you need

00:31:07

to see how he will continue

00:31:08

to develop, maybe in an hour a girl will appear,

00:31:11

she will have some needs and he will

00:31:14

immediately have motivation and will increase exponentially, not

00:31:17

that he doesn’t know, but if not, how

00:31:20

happy he would be, he is a complete personality, that’s

00:31:25

already good, I will ensure that -what else

00:31:28

to an apartment to an apartment where where he

00:31:32

wants or where you like it no

00:31:36

somewhere closer to makamami

00:31:39

to the balloon well yes tell me why Obolon

00:31:44

but I was always deceived by a fan of Obolon I was

00:31:47

born on the balloon I grew up but Shevchenko was

00:31:50

also born and grew up it wasn’t

00:31:52

Andrey Shevchenko I almost had a period in my life

00:31:57

when I started training a lot

00:31:59

in motorsports and I traveled so much and

00:32:02

I spent two thirds of the year abroad,

00:32:05

I had two passports and I survived on one,

00:32:07

which is not, but on the second when else

00:32:09

It was before standard passports, and I

00:32:15

got so used to it that I lost the

00:32:18

concept of where my home is, where my homeland is,

00:32:22

where my socks are, now I kind of have

00:32:24

them everywhere, wherever I came, they are there, but

00:32:27

before that it wasn’t like that,

00:32:30

Borodino was an Obolon

00:32:31

not even Kiev, the moment when you mentally

00:32:34

retired and the moment when you

00:32:37

started driving here and got lost in the world, this is a

00:32:39

coincidental moment no, a couple of

00:32:43

years passed after you retired until the

00:32:45

difference is why did you retire

00:32:48

tired of running around like a squirrel in wheels and

00:32:51

giving electricity decided to become

00:32:55

free from the sight of this, I was not free,

00:32:59

well, of course, I was running around like a squirrel in a wheel, you

00:33:02

created projects, sold the form of a series,

00:33:04

the publishing house thought about the brand, marketing,

00:33:06

about all of this, I did all this, and it’s all in

00:33:09

some sense slavery in what way, well, in the fact

00:33:14

that you you depend on it, you can’t do anything, it

00:33:16

can’t even the amount of

00:33:18

work that you have to do is

00:33:20

so large that you don’t have enough

00:33:21

time to sit there for three days to think about

00:33:25

something, I recently uttered this thought of the

00:33:31

tour, it sounds like the poor want to become

00:33:33

rich,

00:33:34

the rich want to become successful successful

00:33:37

want to be happy

00:33:39

comment yes I was happy

00:33:42

to say that I was tormented by what I had and

00:33:45

was embarrassed, so I didn’t want didn’t want like everyone

00:33:54

wants to get freedom you

00:33:57

mean from which horsemen 1 sing this

00:34:00

firstly secondly I already had

00:34:01

what to do I immediately started doing

00:34:03

motorsports attention you when you worked you

00:34:08

weren’t happy you were successful it’s the

00:34:11

city and you wanted to be happy

00:34:13

so you came out on 5 well yes you can

00:34:15

say so well so you can put it like that you

00:34:18

could say so were you happy

00:34:23

when you worked when you earned

00:34:26

millions, rode a motorcycle and at the same time

00:34:29

managed a company and at the same time you had

00:34:32

new projects and at the same time you were happy and this is

00:34:34

what it is when everything is good for you and

00:34:37

there is no destabilizing factor

00:34:39

negative, no I have enough negativity through the

00:34:41

roof of what he was the top 3 negatives

00:34:45

lack of free time a

00:34:47

lot of obligations

00:34:53

your sleep has passed ten years now there are

00:35:00

no obligations necessarily no

00:35:02

great sleep sulking how are you reviewing the zones you

00:35:06

are on duty at night to raise a child but

00:35:10

this is already a pleasant chore and a pleasant

00:35:13

experience yes this is already your own decision it

00:35:16

was no longer her you

00:35:19

couldn’t stand your own aton, that is, you spin

00:35:21

the wheel, you can’t run out, one of my

00:35:24

friends said after a pause, I saw it before the

00:35:29

bank and after the bank, he said, actually, it’s a

00:35:33

black man, I don’t know how you

00:35:37

feel, well, you look

00:35:38

happier now, how would you comment

00:35:43

no, they’re the same please tell me

00:35:49

when this happened 5 years ago, these

00:35:52

events with the bank, I accidentally came across

00:35:55

your post about which you patched me and stuffily

00:35:58

defended me, it’s just that I’m straight and about, well,

00:36:02

honestly, I’m crazy, despite the fact that you ended up

00:36:06

in the bank for some... then the money, I don’t know what it’s worth,

00:36:08

5 million,

00:36:10

yes, seriously, yes, why did you

00:36:15

defend me, but because it was

00:36:20

fair, the

00:36:21

whole situation was quite offensive to

00:36:26

lose money, yes, it really upsets you,

00:36:31

but I was more upset that he didn’t

00:36:33

call me and he said that everything is falling apart and needs to be

00:36:36

taken away, and then from 1 I’ll answer right now I’ll

00:36:39

answer right now I’ll just

00:36:41

comment on ours I’ll forget about it I’ll

00:36:45

tell you that until the last moment I

00:36:48

desperately saved everything I had, it

00:36:51

was the bank that saved it, that is, I

00:36:53

made all personal deposits

00:36:56

I took all the money to the bank until the last moment, then I was

00:36:59

the last to take the deposit there,

00:37:02

probably 18

00:37:03

years old on April 20, but here I’ll take it out carved,

00:37:08

so I should call you and tell you

00:37:11

to take it out, but this is illogical, firstly,

00:37:15

secondly, I had such a condition,

00:37:17

the ground is burning under my feet Well, that is, at

00:37:20

this moment, imagine there you

00:37:22

are sitting in the house, you woke up there was a fire,

00:37:24

and then they avoid hearing that you did

00:37:28

n’t call me, everyone arrived, no, you know,

00:37:30

but even he even came with a three-liter

00:37:32

jar of water to put out

00:37:34

the problem you have there. there you take the children out of the house,

00:37:36

well, call me for sure,

00:37:39

well, it’s not like I’m out of the blue, I’m very

00:37:42

sorry that you lost money, but I

00:37:46

couldn’t call you for two reasons,

00:37:47

which is a song for you, well, to continue

00:37:50

the fleet, but then I philosophically just

00:37:53

took off over this problem looked at

00:37:55

all this and came to the conclusion that we needed

00:37:57

such a post, the mass was condemned around the

00:38:00

perimeter, everyone has their own thoughts,

00:38:03

well, everyone took off, looked

00:38:08

philosophically and swam across the valley, not

00:38:11

all people, well, someone flew into someone, it

00:38:14

had an effect, I’ll tell you that I was

00:38:17

pleased that you were like that, you know one

00:38:20

of the few that gave me conclusions

00:38:23

there is a sane person, many

00:38:25

young people now approach this is what to

00:38:29

invest in

00:38:31

your experience of a person who was engaged in

00:38:34

operations earned money invested made

00:38:38

mistakes lost

00:38:40

and yet

00:38:46

I don’t know why you thought for a long time

00:38:54

come up with something smart, nothing comes to

00:38:57

mind, well, real estate and they feed you

00:39:00

real estate, well, now you’re rolling out to rent,

00:39:03

some kind of rent is now bringing in income, well,

00:39:09

I have 7 percent, but in general, in foreign

00:39:12

currency, the manual interest is three three and a

00:39:15

half, why are you all those are a good

00:39:18

object,

00:39:19

lucky, yes, I was looking for it for a very long time, for a very

00:39:22

long time, I bought it for about

00:39:23

ten years, well, I just analyzed a lot

00:39:27

in I pack for now and began to buy in Cyprus,

00:39:30

we lost millions in Cypriot

00:39:33

banks, yes, but in 2013,

00:39:36

and there was also a story that it was not a deposit and

00:39:39

turned into capital there they

00:39:41

marked something in the shares, they didn’t do

00:39:44

this, they only did this, when for a

00:39:48

large company that I don’t know in the USA,

00:39:51

a billion comes in a year, but in order not to lose it,

00:39:55

so that it doesn’t go to a Swiss bank, they

00:39:57

gave their name in shares of 18 million, this is the

00:40:03

biggest yours demanded in life it should be

00:40:05

in second place a figure

00:40:13

there, maybe a million and a half bought one

00:40:16

property, it turned out to be a deposit

00:40:18

amount ferristic and the scheme and

00:40:22

then they took away the deposit from you and

00:40:24

what you couldn’t do,

00:40:25

but for a long time possessed in God, was sued at the end of

00:40:28

the season, they took it away it didn’t work out for the one who

00:40:31

sold it to you, no, and there the fraudster

00:40:35

exclusively became articles, several

00:40:38

articles cried about him, but he won’t be imprisoned,

00:40:41

yes, it’s difficult, I wouldn’t want to talk about him,

00:40:44

maybe he was imprisoned, I don’t know, but it’s

00:40:49

so fiore enchanting that no matter how well

00:40:52

he doesn’t end up, it’s definitely just at that time,

00:40:56

everything was there and the murders were ordered,

00:40:59

well, there were 6, yes, 18 and a half before it was in the banks in

00:41:05

2009 because they weren’t in 2009,

00:41:08

well, the figure is small, maybe

00:41:11

two hundred thousand, 500 something like 500,000 dollars,

00:41:15

well, if only now unscrew 10 years

00:41:18

ago for you to do differently I wouldn’t

00:41:21

close the company, it’s interesting and this is the first thing

00:41:27

I would do I would reconstruct it I

00:41:30

would just give myself more freedom

00:41:32

leaving myself to the

00:41:33

majority shareholders I would just give a

00:41:37

lot of interest and power and people how many to

00:41:42

whom a lot can up to 50 percent would pass

00:41:45

50 50 percent would give away the guy and

00:41:49

continue the creatures stalker well,

00:41:52

including a lot of other things

00:41:54

and what else we Cossacks 3 did with him because

00:41:57

it was now it was three

00:42:01

years ago

00:42:02

you managed to convey the

00:42:05

basic knowledge to my brother, yes, he’s cooler than

00:42:09

me, that is, there and he doesn’t have

00:42:13

much more knowledge than I

00:42:15

had back then, he doesn’t have a higher

00:42:17

education, no, and you don’t,

00:42:19

no, do you think you need a higher education,

00:42:21

no, why should your older child study

00:42:24

at the university because that he is

00:42:25

demotivated about him to do

00:42:27

nothing else to drink, let him go to college, what

00:42:29

else to do at home, sit at home, what do you

00:42:32

think should happen to growing up and a

00:42:34

person’s mental development after school,

00:42:39

but you need to listen to him because I

00:42:42

sent mine to the Massachusetts

00:42:44

Technological University and there everything

00:42:47

depended on I could have slammed my fist

00:42:50

on the table to send him there; my mother was

00:42:54

against it; I really didn’t want the child to be

00:42:56

sent so far away without supervision, so

00:43:00

I came to the conclusion that he didn’t want to,

00:43:03

but he would have gone if I had said so; I

00:43:09

came to the conclusion that it was better to do this

00:43:12

as he wants, that is, you need to listen to the children

00:43:15

and do what they listen and

00:43:17

obey, and listen very much

00:43:19

and help, and before returning to the question 10

00:43:23

years ago, would you change anything in your

00:43:25

fatherhood with your older children, but

00:43:29

no, that’s just the point what’s too

00:43:30

good is that a person has no motivation,

00:43:33

but that’s not to say that it’s bad,

00:43:34

he just jumped over the tattoo part of

00:43:37

life where motivation is needed, he immediately

00:43:39

became happy, but you think

00:43:41

now for a

00:43:43

teenager that to be successful you need

00:43:46

damn complexes complexes of which I will

00:43:50

poison to motivate development for growth

00:43:54

self-affirmation for power, it could

00:43:59

be ambition they have a complex I want 100

00:44:03

people not a complex like being first time

00:44:05

that and complex there are not enough first places at all

00:44:07

so being first time may

00:44:10

want a very limited number of

00:44:11

people I have my small one he often took

00:44:16

first place in the mathematics Olympiad

00:44:18

at school and there they had Tregub, a

00:44:21

weirdo who was a little better than him there,

00:44:26

and he never tried harder because he

00:44:29

was always the best in his class,

00:44:31

first, and after that when they got into the

00:44:34

same group in this Shevchenko

00:44:37

I thought, well, in an hour it will start to pick up they

00:44:39

started so how does ambition work

00:44:44

here the complex works well well what is the

00:44:48

name of the complex the girl cheated on I went

00:44:51

with the boy whose million dollars

00:44:53

the boy Tess at least you really want to become a

00:44:55

millionaire awesome works for Seabee

00:44:59

Fry Real flawlessly where where- then in the

00:45:02

gateway you were beaten up went to karate for

00:45:04

three years from training became very strong

00:45:08

powerful grew a sports complex

00:45:11

complex

00:45:13

excellent motivation Well, don’t you think

00:45:15

that what will happen here in the place of you suddenly

00:45:18

suddenly everything will be fine I

00:45:20

took care of how but the assets somehow for

00:45:26

several years ago we met with you

00:45:27

you told me that you

00:45:30

drink a lot now you drink

00:45:34

quite a lot yes how much well I

00:45:40

think on average 400 grams of strong

00:45:42

alcohol per day 400 strong alcohol

00:45:46

per day up to average up to

00:45:50

you think this is correct but today I

00:45:53

went to the doctor he said that God

00:45:56

kissed you on the liver, everything is perfect, that is,

00:46:01

you are going to continue in the

00:46:03

same spirit, I don’t know, well, as if I don’t know, I don’t

00:46:10

see a problem in this, a problem, no, well, I

00:46:14

don’t see, maybe she can’t, I didn’t drink,

00:46:16

I can, but you have four I haven’t drank in a day now,

00:46:19

I can’t drink, but you can

00:46:21

put your hand like this now, stretch out your arms, they’re shaking, and

00:46:28

even that’s normal, no, everyone who

00:46:32

drinks has tremors, I don’t have three numbers, I don’t have any, I’m

00:46:35

also drinking you, the eldest, this year for

00:46:37

7 and on the spring, that’s the time johnny influences

00:46:40

you write calligraphically, you still play the

00:46:41

piano perfectly, you play the piano

00:46:43

perfectly anyway, the coach doesn’t influence the

00:46:45

piano, the game, well, I played until I

00:46:47

lost a finger, you once told me that to

00:46:50

be successful gamers you need to train 12 hours

00:46:54

a day,

00:46:55

do one hour of aerobic exercise and

00:46:59

practice the piano one hour a day

00:47:03

you are now supporting the same point you

00:47:07

once founded the best team in the

00:47:10

post-Soviet space na'vi for

00:47:12

counter-strike you attracted them already

00:47:15

I attracted them and they worked on

00:47:17

stalker first they worked within the

00:47:19

company that is, you are under contract they

00:47:22

were in the company you paid them money but

00:47:24

how much I don’t remember for example several

00:47:28

tens of thousands of dollars a month 10,000 5,000

00:47:32

dollars stones but then when we

00:47:34

worked making stalker the first numbers

00:47:36

were completely different it could have been

00:47:38

some numbers there from 100 dollars up to

00:47:42

seven hundred each, yes now, how do you think

00:47:46

global gaming will develop in

00:47:48

which direction in which direction these

00:47:50

areas wear sports of course it

00:47:52

has risen terribly, it’s just unrealistic

00:47:55

but in the near future it will not be Shevchenko’s football players who

00:47:57

will earn money in Ukraine,

00:47:58

but e-sportsmen who will

00:48:00

win championships world cyber

00:48:02

discipline fi once told me that at

00:48:05

twenty years old for an e-sportsman the pension

00:48:07

now has some kind of time parameter, the

00:48:09

fact is that the federation has changed

00:48:12

the rules and if before they were all young,

00:48:15

that is, there are 13 years old and he is already there God

00:48:18

today if no, and the minimum

00:48:21

below which you cannot be

00:48:22

an e-sportsman, so they immediately pulled it up

00:48:25

now it’s already 28 years old 2122, that’s why

00:48:29

now

00:48:31

this age and the level has changed

00:48:35

further, I think it will be exactly the same

00:48:39

because but there is no point in exploiting children,

00:48:42

I’m completely on

00:48:44

this topic and you Do you want one

00:48:47

of your sons to be an esports athlete?

00:48:49

No, why so quickly you are very developed in

00:48:54

one thing and very underdeveloped in

00:48:56

many other areas, while it’s like

00:48:58

any professional sport, it

00:49:02

cripples you everywhere, in many places, despite the fact that

00:49:04

somewhere you show crazy

00:49:06

result from correctly I understood that you would

00:49:09

n’t want your children to be

00:49:11

one-sided and how much you played in life

00:49:16

by the way, but when you just left college,

00:49:20

well, probably 5 hours a day, sometimes for

00:49:26

three days without getting up, that’s what he once

00:49:28

told me that at the maximum when you are

00:49:30

without getting up for three days they brought you pizza, I

00:49:32

just wanted to write it down and how these

00:49:34

nothing else until three days, how now

00:49:40

artificial intelligence enters the game

00:49:43

somehow changes it, to be honest,

00:49:45

I don’t know, this is a question from

00:49:49

Kokhanovsky Sasha on Sanya in space

00:49:53

tell me you once told me I’m

00:49:56

coming back how again we have a

00:49:58

big big very that you once

00:50:02

fell in love with a girl in the toy itself in

00:50:04

toys yes it was line 2 lineage 2

00:50:08

and now what level of history in this

00:50:12

process it was until 15 years ago, I ca

00:50:15

n’t even imagine something

00:50:17

coming out from behind a tap to do something, well, it’s not quite the

00:50:20

same story, it’s not quite right,

00:50:21

remember there, I was a girl, and he was a

00:50:24

guy, he was a

00:50:28

human knight, and I was an elf, and when he

00:50:31

didn’t propose,

00:50:32

but in marriages we then divide the expu in half

00:50:36

if the spouses are getting expu and then what’s

00:50:40

the experience, that is, we talk to someone about

00:50:43

him and we share xpath in half, so

00:50:49

in this case he did not

00:50:52

propose and tears

00:50:53

welled up in my eyes eyes and I didn’t expect

00:50:55

such a reaction from you in toys until

00:51:02

when was the last time you cried and I don’t even

00:51:06

remember, but the price tag is very pressing, the price tag

00:51:09

is strong, strong, the price, well, depending on who, if

00:51:12

to relatives, friends, then I’m not very

00:51:14

cynical, but if at all there, here I am where is the house

00:51:19

that I’m bringing something yes something yes and but

00:51:21

I’m so cynical I’m not that much

00:51:23

anyway I’m doing it I’m forcing myself you

00:51:26

’re forcing yourself an orphanage what do you want so why are you

00:51:28

doing this if you’re putting it out well it’s necessary

00:51:30

why who said here well it’s not important

00:51:36

it’s important that I don’t get neither but also

00:51:38

positively no it’s important who said that you shouldn’t

00:51:40

do various

00:51:43

missionary things what other

00:51:45

missionary things do you do but I

00:51:47

’m implementing the code cops

00:51:48

Ukrainian pit bikes main in the bar but

00:51:52

this is in order to increase safety among the

00:51:55

riders I’m categorically against

00:51:57

them riding on the seagull, why, well,

00:52:02

because it’s a killer track and it’s very

00:52:04

dangerous to spend a little more and spend

00:52:10

a lot less and ride pit bikes

00:52:12

if you have money,

00:52:14

ride a little more in Europe, and here they

00:52:16

die on the seagull, how many are with you, but the

00:52:20

last goose died for you it doesn’t seem

00:52:25

that fate saved you from and so that you do

00:52:28

n’t die on whose it seems that when you

00:52:31

came running to me then if you remember

00:52:34

when I flew into the wall and flew into the

00:52:38

trees in the forest no I don’t remember I had a

00:52:42

fracture of the cervical vertebrae the endings of the

00:52:44

cervical vertebrae

00:52:45

I had a broken leg, the yacht came running,

00:52:49

what he said, but you came running and save the

00:52:53

VAZ rescuers

00:52:55

[music]

00:52:57

always shield you, but I thought that after

00:53:01

that I was brighter in the case, I’ll tell you, I

00:53:04

always told you in the third person, my

00:53:06

younger sick brother told me and took me to this

00:53:08

from the ambulance to the hospital in grief I do

00:53:11

n’t remember the ambulance on the tour at all and

00:53:14

they then me and so you took 100

00:53:17

dollars there and so the girls and I

00:53:20

almost put them in my chest and there the girls are

00:53:24

120 kilograms, such grandmothers are nurses

00:53:27

here it’s cold and we don’t know how to take care of him, they took

00:53:31

me away,

00:53:32

I remember that’s why you wrote,

00:53:39

do good, you spent a lot of time in

00:53:45

Chernobyl, that’s what you would do with

00:53:48

Chernobyl, if it were

00:53:50

absolutely your will, you would leave nothing

00:53:53

as it is, but how is the nature reserve

00:53:56

accessible to people there? and would have delivered the reserve, would have

00:53:59

left it in a 30-kilometer zone, even the

00:54:02

zone would not reveal not ten, ten,

00:54:05

never that ten, even though there is one

00:54:08

hundred and fifty noise there, that is, it seems like it’s

00:54:10

not so scary, but there are

00:54:13

burial places there, and if this photo

00:54:16

will unearth it you alpha inhale one speck of dust

00:54:20

and by the evening in alcohol,

00:54:22

that is, 10 liter, never touch it at all,

00:54:25

and don’t touch three elements on each other, just in

00:54:26

case, because well, there a

00:54:28

huge number of animals will come to life,

00:54:30

multiply, even there

00:54:33

Przewalski’s horses live wildly, now

00:54:36

there is an idea to make it public reserve

00:54:39

public various for the reserve yes of

00:54:42

course it’s not possible there’s nothing to do

00:54:45

there hunt there and so on, well, now

00:54:47

there’s a huge number of people who

00:54:49

violate for money, that is, the cops are fed by the Security Service,

00:54:52

they’re fed by everyone, they’re fed just so

00:54:55

that, well,

00:55:01

my 30-kilometer position it’s quite

00:55:04

safe but not quite safe and

00:55:06

in general there are already 50 microroentgen and in

00:55:08

many places less than that and that’s why I

00:55:12

wanted to do poisoning there I was forbidden

00:55:14

as tourists travel on buses, well,

00:55:18

so I wrote an official letter from the

00:55:20

federation I was forbidden they said that in

00:55:22

connection with a risk,

00:55:23

I have friends who fly in a helicopter to

00:55:24

hunt wild boar, they just

00:55:29

paid what quantity they sold, say a

00:55:33

million hundred and how much for a license for 1

00:55:37

to earn, but we sold, well, the price is

00:55:41

roughly speaking 10 to 20 dollars and times

00:55:43

the average is up to 14 how many of these 14

00:55:46

dollars goes to you, well, minus 30

00:55:50

percent, everything else, but 30 percent

00:55:52

to the electronic site that sells

00:55:56

which monopolists, she is not one of 3,

00:56:00

but she is one monopolist, she sells what are

00:56:03

you going to do in the future, right now I am

00:56:07

financing one big ethical project,

00:56:10

which one I can’t say, well, okay then

00:56:16

don’t say which one, tell me in general

00:56:18

why you Athena server want to earn

00:56:20

money, but today you can

00:56:23

earn as much as I didn’t expect

00:56:26

when I retired, the market

00:56:28

has changed a lot,

00:56:30

income has changed a lot because of this, you can

00:56:33

fight, this will radically change my

00:56:35

life you you manage tens of

00:56:37

millions of dollars there and that you can

00:56:40

radically change your life

00:56:42

billion billion you can compete for a

00:56:46

billion try there are games that are

00:56:50

projects

00:56:51

that are already approaching a billion

00:56:55

like counter-strike there is no such thing, for

00:56:59

example, the Witcher evening there is such a

00:57:03

Polish project, it will soon

00:57:06

cross billion in gross

00:57:08

income himself Frenchman herself

00:57:11

tanks well tanks earn a lot

00:57:14

well how much it’s hard to say for yourself not an

00:57:16

A have already earned it 5 meliorn

00:57:19

yes if you earn a billion what

00:57:22

will you do how will you do

00:57:25

something interesting

00:57:26

I don’t know a technology park I’ll build where what near

00:57:32

Kiev on a cylinder no, there is simply a

00:57:43

situation in life when you are developed for a

00:57:45

certain amount of money and sometimes when you are not

00:57:47

developed

00:57:48

and there are situations when you are developed for this

00:57:50

amount, you have it and then

00:57:52

the time has come, your amount has not changed from and is

00:57:54

already developed by more, it seems to me that

00:57:56

I’m already more developed and that I’ve deceived

00:58:00

you for more

00:58:01

this time, you could

00:58:04

think about alcohol and profit in many ways for ten years in the

00:58:11

evenings and all day long you can think about something you

00:58:13

took drugs, there are none at all,

00:58:16

what kind of grass did you smoke how much

00:58:19

probably 2 and that it didn’t hook once it didn’t

00:58:25

hook the second time they barely got it to the house

00:58:28

so they managed but it was a wipe of some kind

00:58:31

they gave me some to try but such a

00:58:35

resin guide

00:58:36

and I didn’t see anything, that is, I

00:58:40

didn’t have time before my eyes picture

00:58:41

which actually exists more children

00:58:43

want I don’t know I would also like a third wife I would like

00:58:49

another third well yes let’s 2 no longer

00:58:54

fit no fit just if you read the Koran

00:59:03

there should be four wives I agree with them

00:59:07

I deliberately you got me off my

00:59:11

tongue question for now about Have you

00:59:15

studied the Koran well, no, superficially, just

00:59:17

enough to understand that there were

00:59:18

four wives of Ginger who considered the dodo

00:59:21

partially only that what

00:59:23

interested me was this and how they relate

00:59:25

to this philosophy differently in general,

00:59:31

I wouldn’t want to let him

00:59:33

talk that very personal when I

00:59:37

asked you about what you had you

00:59:41

told me jokingly a daughter was born and you

00:59:44

asked me how much I had and said alive

00:59:46

6 girl boy girl match girl boy

00:59:49

asked you see these from the agony I

00:59:53

often had the feeling that you me

00:59:55

you’re trying to catch up in a cartoon, especially, well, that’s

00:59:59

how important it was for you in motivating to

01:00:02

catch up with someone, now it’s not your age anymore,

01:00:05

now your testosterone has

01:00:08

dropped, it doesn’t matter now, but it’s somehow

01:00:12

catching up with someone and the longing for it

01:00:14

very childish, well in sports this is

01:00:17

normal, in sports someone else

01:00:19

would catch up like that

01:00:20

and so that there are no children at home,

01:00:21

of course, but we would still have unity, the

01:00:24

parameter I won’t say because you

01:00:26

remember this conversation too personally, yes

01:00:29

it was in the restaurant egoiste

01:00:32

yes I really want to talk about this I won’t I won’t I

01:00:39

won’t rolls-royce so you still

01:00:47

want children well I wouldn’t be against

01:00:50

of course girls or mother I don’t know I would

01:00:55

like

01:00:56

it doesn’t matter who the girls can already this

01:00:59

boy but in terms of the depth of immersion

01:01:03

so that you change

01:01:05

Regarding the status now, I

01:01:07

never liked the depth of immersion.

01:01:09

My eldest son, well, I was the very first to do it,

01:01:12

but when I was 2 3, this is when they

01:01:15

grow up, their mother takes care of them, not they are

01:01:17

housekeepers, cooks,

01:01:20

and you only do what you do, you

01:01:23

watch how they develop and in at the right

01:01:26

moment you control either their development

01:01:28

or what they want to do to

01:01:31

help push

01:01:32

or pay attention if he

01:01:35

stumbled somewhere in the wrong place went to

01:01:37

correct with such things

01:01:40

this is right for me and immersion

01:01:43

sitting with a child and diapers me is

01:01:46

wrong for me and immersion then yes,

01:01:49

now you do it without pleasure and I

01:01:50

often make self-sacrifice for the sake of my wife, the

01:01:55

last question is what is betrayal,

01:02:01

to deceive yourself and since they expect you to

01:02:08

betray you, yes, this girl is 15 years old, well,

01:02:14

she cheated on you, she cheated on you when you were fifteen

01:02:17

years old, and even 15 after that, they didn’t give it to you,

01:02:30

tell me I can’t either, very personally.

01:02:36

5 of your biggest mistakes are probably

01:02:40

closing the company, definitely yes,

01:02:46

and if someone wants to close their

01:02:48

company, don’t do it, don’t sit and

01:02:50

cook, go to monuments, don’t do it

01:02:53

along the Neva

01:02:54

and around the city, don’t ride motorcycles, the

01:02:59

second thing is Once upon a time my brother and I were in childhood

01:03:04

and we were 80 touches and we walked there he was

01:03:08

4 years old respectively 12 and we

01:03:11

skated on the ice floes this is when the water is already

01:03:13

gone the ice cracks on the cylinder yes you

01:03:18

take a brand stick and push off

01:03:20

the bottom and ride on the ice floes and

01:03:23

So the two of us jumped there and skated,

01:03:25

and somehow we took an ice floe,

01:03:29

I hooked him up and she set sail, and

01:03:34

then the flood started and he floated away from

01:03:38

me into the middle of the Dnieper and I ran along the

01:03:41

shore and said you’re the only parable there I

01:03:44

praise you standing in the middle, don’t move,

01:03:47

this is the second mistake and how it ended, he

01:03:50

docked, I took him off, but after that I

01:03:53

woke up in a cold sweat more than once

01:03:54

because when adults, when you’re

01:03:57

little, you don’t understand this, when

01:03:58

adults it’s already a mess, it gets on your nerves,

01:04:01

this is the second I should have started

01:04:05

developing computer games earlier

01:04:07

and given up piracy,

01:04:10

you were already earning big money at 18, you should have done

01:04:14

this third mistake even earlier 4

01:04:18

what time 12-15

01:04:21

no, but I started working at the age of 11 now

01:04:24

of course now the idiot is looking where he used to be

01:04:26

but in how much earlier, not well, a year

01:04:33

earlier, that is, I lost a year 4 probably

01:04:38

going to college,

01:04:39

this shouldn’t have been done, I went to two

01:04:40

institutes, but an

01:04:43

international university for management

01:04:46

and marketing,

01:04:47

and before that, to the Faculty of Radio Engineering,

01:04:49

in drops, wrong way, wrong way, not at all

01:04:54

I had to enroll, well, although I

01:04:56

found a wife there at the second institute,

01:04:58

but in principle there was no need to join either

01:05:01

here or there again, just go to the 17

01:05:03

mm case and find a wife, but what I had to do was

01:05:09

earn money as early as possible as

01:05:11

much as possible in order to to continue to move

01:05:14

quickly billions even easier, I am

01:05:18

very grateful to you, I would like to ask you to

01:05:21

write questions, I think that this is not the

01:05:23

last broadcast of Seryoga,

01:05:25

I really liked it, even today I

01:05:28

have known each other for 17 years, I understood more than in the

01:05:31

previous 17 years, all the more it was nice to

01:05:33

remember about this is the case when

01:05:35

I saved the boy in a fatherly way, thank you,

01:05:39

thank you for nothing

01:05:41

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