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[Alexandr Korol]

Like when I gave an example of a girl who could spend an hour or two photographing a suitcase or things, while I sat waiting, not understanding what was going on. And then she wants to send me 500 photos all at once for me to sift through while she leaves. Many employees do the same. Instead of doing things step-by-step, in sequence, taking a photo of an item, adding it to the list, and sending me the photo for immediate feedback, everyone wants to do it all first, without informing me, and then later dump it all at once, with possible mistakes, and only at some point. That’s how everyone works. Wonderful. Or how people always want to push their own stuff. That too is awful, and it’s also from the devil.
You keep repeating like a parrot. You are all executors! I don’t need your opinions! I don’t need your suggestions! Yes, you can always ask a question. But you cannot do anything without my knowledge. I need a flashlight for the store, and someone goes and buys a flashlight without informing me, one that they like. Why should I care about what they like? What’s the point of their frequency in my store? What’s with this self-initiative? And they don’t care at all. Then I have to sort through all this mess.
I also don’t like how you all like to take me as an example. Are you crazy? How can you take me as an example? You can’t take me as an example. How can you take an example from step 30 when you’re on step 3? Think about it; it’s ridiculous. No, everyone wants to be the same.

Now, as you understand well how these multiverses are arranged, that the world consists of four worlds, three main ones being human, and why I wrote, for example, that “You shouldn’t take me as an example if I poured myself whiskey and lit a cigarette. In my world, this is allowed. But in your world, you would immediately acquire diseases.” And that’s true. Because in world one, there is one reaction to alcohol and cigarettes. In world two, there is a different reaction. In world three, there is a third reaction. And in world four, there is a fourth. And you didn’t take this into account. You think you’re so smart. But I’ve been writing about this in books since childhood. While you were idle. I dedicated my whole life to this.

Only now is it starting to dawn on everyone that the boy Alex, at 18, 19, or 20 years old, was writing.