The army as a school of absurdity and bureaucracy, where skills seem to be necessary, but in life they are often superfluous, and the human factor is a source of constant perplexity. The veteran ironically tells about his encounters with reality, where even retirement is a joke, and communication with non-military people is a separate quest. Between attempts to understand army logic and everyday absurdities, one can see the weariness of a world where meaning is quickly lost and people are an enigma with unpredictable punctuation marks.
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