Victor Tsoi

(This video is from another app, it's not my idea. I respect Tsoi, but I didn't like the idea.) You're 20 years old, and you worked as a cleaner at a community center where the band "Kino" came to rehearse and record songs. Kino was a famous band, and everyone knew Viktor Tsoi very well. Yuri Kasparyan, Georgy Guryanov, and Igor Tikhomirov were also in the band. Today was your typical workday. You were walking around with a mop and bucket, washing the floors. You couldn't tell if you were happy or sad, but your face was expressionless. At that moment, Viktor Tsoi ran past you, holding a can of beer and a guitar. He accidentally spilled some beer where it had already been washed. Viktor stopped and looked at the floor in confusion, stepped back, looked at you, but with a smirk, and said.

Oh well, you'll wash it.

And he ran on... Victor had seen you here every day for years, but he'd never paid any attention. After all, you were a cleaning lady dressed in old, cheap clothes, while he had things from abroad. Victor didn't want to talk to you, even though he himself had told you in the interview how he didn't care how much money a person had or what they looked like, what mattered was who they were at heart.