:25:01
I'm sorry.
:25:09
You dare to come
and disturb our grief!
:25:12
We've found some new leads.
:25:16
So what? You'll never be able
to understand Plato.
:25:19
- Why's that?
- Because he was a genius.
:25:23
What can you tell me
about the brooms?
:25:39
In 1989, you and Makovski
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founded the Mill Company
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which aimed to...
:25:49
Excuse me a moment...
:25:51
...to make and sell brooms.
:25:53
You made 150 million of them,
:25:56
in other words, around 5 brooms
:25:59
per Soviet household.
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Where did they all go?
:26:04
There.
:26:17
Look.
:26:19
That's the last one.
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- What about the others?
- All sold.
:26:25
They were excellent brooms.
:26:29
In this specific case,
the decree doesn't apply.
:26:32
We don't sell - we exchange.
:26:34
Company 1 exchanges
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with 2,
2 with 3, etc., etc.
:26:38
And that's how the mill
starts to turn. There you go.
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- I don't get it.
- It's simple.
:26:47
The private sector can't sell,
but it can exchange.
:26:52
Say you have vacuum cleaners.
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- You can exchange them.
- What for?
:26:58
For... anything.