Kit

Yeah, you want to, that's traditional kind of icebreaker stuff.

You get in there and say the worst thing about yourself.

Right.

After that, everything's kind of on the up.

Yeah, exactly.

Guys, what's happening here, and we're getting all these testimonies and little word, you know, and little sound bites from people.

This is what we refer to in the business as the authorities didn't get there in time.

The MIBs, and I don't know what the equivalent of the MIBs is in Russia, but...

Normally, people got to swoop in and be like, everyone shut the f*** up.

They take out a sword.

You're going to get this.

All right, if you don't stop yapping to the press about what happened.

I always say there's a beautiful window of like...

30 minutes to two days, depending on how rural the location is, where people are just saying whatever.

And sometimes even the local authorities, which we're kind of seeing in this case, are just saying whatever.

They don't even know to cover it up yet.

Yeah.

And you see the pattern every time the police come in and say, guys, this is insane.

Something is really going down here.

Then fast forward to the next day, they do a press conference where they got a black eye and they're like, I was drinking yesterday.