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**Title:** A Cautionary Tale about Helping a Beaten Migrant
**Summary:**
* The narrator shares their neutral attitude towards migrants from Central Asia, emphasizing that individuals, not nationalities, can be good or bad.
* They recount a personal experience where they and friends helped a supposedly beaten migrant (from Uzbekistan) who claimed to have been attacked by youths.
* Upon arriving at the migrant's apartment, they found ~20 men in a suspicious, tense atmosphere, which escalated into a near-confrontation.
* The group was mistakenly accused of being the attackers and had to quickly exit the premises, discovering some of the men chasing after them.
* The narrator concludes with a humorous, cautionary moral: while not urging disregard for requests for help, they advise learning from their mistake and exercising caution in similar situations.
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**Personal Background**
1. The narrator has a neutral attitude towards migrants from Central Asia.
2. The narrator has interacted with residents of Uzbekistan while working at a cable factory.
3. The narrator has a Tinkoff Black debit card from Tinkoff Bank.
**Story About Migrants**
4. The narrator and friends encountered a beaten man (around 40-50 years old) from Central Asia one winter evening.
5. The man claimed he was attacked by a group of youngsters and asked for help.
6. The narrator and friends accompanied the man to his apartment, which was nearby.
7. The apartment was empty, with about 20 people sitting on the floor.
8. The group was offered labor services (e.g., bricklaying) for 500 rubles an hour.
9. A dispute erupted among the group, leading to tension and eventual hostility towards the narrator and friends.
10. The narrator and friends were told to leave before it was too late, as the group suspected them of beating their friend.
11. They quickly exited the apartment and ran a few blocks, noticing some of the group searching for them outside.
**Incidental Facts**
12. The narrator's friend grabbed a bag of potatoes while running away (described as "moral compensation").
13. Over 35 million people use Tinkoff Bank's services.
14. The narrator's story took place after their time in the army.