Marcus Parks

Yeah, no, I know enough Spanish to understand what someone is talking about, but to not know exactly in what context they are speaking about it.

It's a lot of low tones.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Let's get right into it.

Well, I mean, college kids, you know.

They're not like kid kids.

They're, you know, they're, I guess, they're what, 19, 20?

Let me get into it.

Let's meet our maniacs.

Well, it's not so easy, is it?

Yeah, I mean, upper middle class by American standards, upper middle class to upper class, but definitely of the administrative class that was kind of a holdover from the Soviet Union, which, you know, in the Soviet Union, the administration holds all the power.

And they got one.

And it's also geological as well.

Like if you're more on the western side of the Ukraine, you identify more with Poland.

And if you're on the eastern side, then you identify more with Russia.

But even though the people in Ukraine, less of them identify as Russian than what the Russians want to make you think.

Yeah.

It's really not that complicated.

No.