[11:50 - 12:38] The Discriminatory Reality of 90s Russia

Why was my Jewish classmate stopped? Because he was dark-skinned, he was so big, he didn't have time to shave in his resuscitation unit, he had stubble here. And he wore some unclear jacket, like all men of the 90s, these unclear jackets. He looked like some unknown person. And he immediately said, 'No passport,' where they saw a non-Russian surname, it didn't reassure them. Therefore, immediately, that you are actually a resuscitator, and then, well, and then speech follows. So it's first a piece of paper, and then you gain the right to speak, when it's beautiful Russian, it's such a very Moscow intelligent Jewish family, without an accent. But, this is necessary, this is immediately an ID, because they will just plant drugs in your pocket. And the next people will deal with you; it's a conveyor belt.