Almost an hour of observations about life in Tatarstan, interethnic intricacies and office torture, where every nation hides its secrets and bureaucracy is the main antagonist. The narrator is tired of the eternal search for a job and a perfect life, but finds solace in cheap phones, expensive frying pans and a tough love for the little things that make everyday life a little less absurd. In the end, it's not just stand-up, but a sadly ironic manifesto about how we try to understand each other and not go crazy in a world where "average" is almost an achievement.
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