Alexandr Korol

Nobody knows what kind of people they are. They’re just living. It could be a janitor, it could be a waiter. But his decision-making or an idea he has in his head or his desire for something, let’s say, how to dress or to like something or to want something or not to want something – it affects a billion people at once. Imagine! This is so theoretical, figuratively speaking, maybe not a billion, but maybe half a billion people. Imagine! And this man is invisible. Well, he’s visible, he has a passport, he’s an ordinary man, he just works at McDonald’s, so you understand. And for example he wanted to wear tulle cuffs, he decided to make tulle cuffs for men, or tulle collars, like vampires. And so he wanted to do that. And all of a sudden the whole world starts dressing like that, you know? It’s just something they’ve got in their heads for some reason. All of them. Well, it’s not like it’s everybody. There the source has a source, that is in fact from this seller from McDonald’s goes first a ray in some bloggers and rockers and actors, some stars, they get in their head this desire to want it and that they want it, then designers do it to them, there are such clothes, then other shops copy clothes of designers, do it on then the whole society, which looks at everything, as a flock repeats, like lambs, they begin to do it and now everyone walks with these lace cuffs and collars. And it’s just and everybody’s happy with the fashion, how cool it is. And basically it’s just a salesman at McDonald’s thought of it a week ago. That’s what management looks like. And it’s something that no one will ever know, no one will ever prove. It’s impossible. And you’ll never know who it is. And it’s not worth finding out for security’s sake. That’s the way it is and always has been and always will be. Can you imagine?

So I’m being shown all this and told what to do. I made a choice that in the end I will be nothing and nobody and that’s it. That is, I can continue to be a writer, and continue to write books. Books, preferably in English. I mean, there’s room to grow. That is, I can grow up the hierarchy, as all of us people can grow up. That is, if you make shoes, you first make them in your city, then you make them in the capital of your country, then in all the regions of your country, and then you go to the world. Then the quality of your materials improves, and you just grow in this, even to such a level that then Hollywood stars or some politicians start wearing your shoes. And that’s great. That’s your height. And it turns out I made a choice and agreed to be a writer. Just world-class and that’s it. A world-class