The transcript appears to be a dialogue from a film or play, likely set in the early 2000s in a district of a former Soviet country. The story revolves around a group of friends, including Muha, Masyanya, and Dama, who are dealing with the harsh realities of life in their community.
In this community, a practice called "vzgrev" was prevalent, where people would collect money from the district and give it to those serving their time in prison. Those who participated in this practice were highly respected, while those who didn't were seen as victims of the district system.
The friends are seen giving food to the prison, and they mention a man named Altukha who is a part of their district. Altukha is described as a man who lives in the right direction and has a strong personality.
The dialogue also touches on themes of friendship, loyalty, and the struggle to navigate the harsh realities of life in their community. It explores the complexities of their relationships and their attempts to navigate the challenges of their environment.
The story seems to revolve around the friends' efforts to navigate the district's hierarchy and the challenges they face. They discuss various plans, including stealing a car and robbing a house, and express their dissatisfaction with their situation.
The dialogue ends with the friends planning to go to a store to get some water. The transcript does not provide a clear conclusion or resolution to the story, leaving it open to interpretation.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The story is set in the early 2000s.
2. The narrator and their friends would collect money from the district to give to those serving time in prison, a practice called "vzgrev".
3. Those who participated in "vzgrev" were respected in the district.
4. The narrator's idols were serial pirates.
5. The narrator's friends are Muha, Masyanya, and Dama.
6. The group is involved in a system where they are expected to collect money and food for the prison.
7. They have a problem with Altukha, who is not satisfied with their efforts.
8. The group discusses ways to solve their problem, including robbing a house or stealing a car.
9. They consider involving Garik, who is known for his kindness and has a weapon.
10. The group is aware of the risks of their actions and the consequences of getting caught.
11. The narrator has a conflict with their mother, who is unhappy about their behavior.
12. The narrator's father is not present in their life.
13. The group is influenced by the TV series "Brigada" and wants to emulate the characters.
14. They plan to steal a taxi and sell it to solve their problem.
15. The narrator has a relationship with Sveta, but the details are not clear.
16. Zarema is a person who is involved in the group's activities and has a problem with Bob.
17. The narrator visits Zarema to discuss their issues.
18. Bob has a conflict with Sveta, and the details are not clear.
19. The group's plan to steal a taxi involves scaring the driver and hiding the car.
20. The narrator reflects on their actions and the consequences of their behavior.