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That's guy's been in here for a week.

It's like a diva.

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What I've learned, what I learned about the whole Russian thing by living with Russians

when I was in China is this whole protocol around names.

So you take a name like Svetlana, for instance, right?

Svetlana?

You might be introduced to somebody, this is Svetlana.

I know what you're going to say here, by the way. Oh, because I've told you it before. No, because my favorite author is Dostoevsky. I think this is

about names and how many different ways there are to identify an individual, which makes

reading a Dostoevsky novel very much more difficult than it would otherwise be, because each

character has three names. Three, sometimes four names, because as you become more intimate, more familiar with them, your friendships, or you maybe even be, whatever, you use a shorter

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