Четыре часа пополуночи. По улице навстречу мне идёт очень обычного вида мужик средних лет. Нормально идёт, со средней человеческой скоростью, не шатается. Поравнявшись со мной, мужик говорит трезвым негромким голосом: «Всё в порядке, я пьяный». И идёт дальше, такой молодец.
Четыре часа пополуночи. По улице навстречу мне идёт очень обычного вида мужик средних лет. Нормально идёт, со средней человеческой скоростью, не шатается. Поравнявшись со мной, мужик говорит трезвым негромким голосом: «Всё в порядке, я пьяный». И идёт дальше, такой молодец.
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