иду сейчас в наш дачный магазин. На нем,...

I’m going to our summer shop now. On it, as usual, a column above the entrance, the radio is playing. this time there was no music, there was a piece of the biography of some rock guitarist. And his quote, after he managed to settle in New York: If you managed to survive in New York, you passed the most important exam in your life. "What does this mean? That New York is extremely unfriendly to aliens, and it hits like a sock, just like Moscow, but in Moscow it’s not customary to be proud of it. Any Moscow mayor who would allow himself to make such a statement would fly out of his post on the same day, and fly-fart and rejoice until Chukotka itself. upstarts like Polonsky allow us to ourselves. But where is he now? Well, others from rags to riches. Moscow was, and will be, a hospitable and hospitable city. This American foolishness about the schizophrenic importance of success will leave it, it will grind. become work, friends, family.
I'm talking about something else. The American dream is outlined strictly and not far. We even sang lines of Tsoi in 90, "And he is able to reach the stars, not counting that this is a dream." Yes, at the cost of death from the fire of a star named the Sun. And they just have a flat in Manhattan. Well, okay, I'm a dark man, a believer, for me the main exam is not there at all, and not an exam at all, this is life. whole life. That's the difference in mentality. And I do not scold anyone, I compare.