Romeo Kukotsky doesn't know quite how to answer the first question people ask him these days.

Even though it's about as simple as they come, how are you?

To be honest, I've been asked that question so many times.

It's gotten hard to keep track of what my mood is in a given point.

Romeo lives in Ukraine.

He used to live in the capital, Kiev.

He fled a few days back.

Now he's staying in the country in a house his grandfather

built decades ago. It's pretty quiet there, but it's not completely out of the war zone.

Like there were a couple of missile strikes against one of the local airports, or against

the local airport, I should say, a few days ago.

But that wasn't the airports outside of the city.

And to be honest, everyone was kind of expecting that airport to be hit anyway.

So it wasn't really surprising.

You sound very chill about a missile strike.

I mean, how else am I supposed to be?

Oh, my God. Like, my hair's on fire. I mean, how else am I supposed to be? Oh, my God.

Like, my hair's on fire.

I mean, yeah, like, the enemy has cruise missiles.

They're clearly going to use them.

Like, they're going to use it. It's a war.

So it's hard to, it's hard to be freaked out all the time.

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