Kiryukha Wants to Make a Movie
June 27, 1993, Sunday, 9:30 p.m. Zhorik suggests that an aspiring filmmaker open an advertising agency and helps him find his way to a business of his own.
Gulped Water in the Night
June 28, 1993, Monday. Roman tries to grasp the consequences of his sudden wealth and realizes that he wants to get rid of Zhorik and his criminal influence.
In the Morning We Drove to Prospekt Mira
June 29, 1993, Tuesday. Zhorik looks for premises for the future business and unexpectedly finds a way to raise start-up capital. Roman can only guess what he is planning.
What We Needed the Office on Prospekt Mira For
June 30 – July 2, 1993. Zhorik turns the rented office into a source of easy money, subletting it to dozens of clients and collecting about twenty thousand dollars in advance payments.
Zhorik Burst In on Friday Evening
July 2, 1993, Friday, 7:25 p.m. Zhorik celebrates the successful end of the scam at a restaurant. For Roman the evening ends in humiliation and a firm resolve to change his life.
Woke Up at Noon, Pink and Energetic
July 3, 1993, Saturday, 12:10 p.m. Zhorik dreams up a scam: selling someone else's apartment to a wealthy oilman from Tyumen.
Not a Minute Had Passed
July 3, 1993, Saturday, 1:40 p.m. Yefimych tries to find out the details about Zhorik's mysterious firm and, along the way, pumps Roman for information about the single female employees.
The Job-Seeking Girls
July 3, 1993, Saturday, 2:20 p.m. Roman interviews two girls and unexpectedly recognizes in deputy director Yefimych his old acquaintance Mityay.
For Shaking Off the Obsession
July 3, 1993, Saturday, 2:35 p.m. Zhorik prepares a new scam and lets Roman in on Mityay's strange story. Soon the long-awaited guest arrives at their "office."
The Apartment Was Magnificent
July 3, 1993, Saturday, 4:35 p.m. Zhorik sells a luxurious apartment on Chistye Prudy. The apartment belongs to strangers.
I Sat in Front of the TV
July 3, 1993, Saturday, 7:19 p.m. Roman tries to make sense of the mysterious events surrounding Mityay, Vera and Zhorik's strange predictions.
I Left the Car in a Daze
July 3, 1993, Saturday, 8:10 p.m. Zhorik tells Roman that the scam brought in $73,400 of start-up capital for a new business.