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Lyosha Pirogov arrives in Moscow and first of all is going to visit a childhood friend. On the way to the place of celebration, the taxi driver tells him a strange story about a multi-layered landfill on which, after reclamation, a residential complex for young families should be built. To buy at least some kind of gift, Lyosha goes to the local grocery store, but the only thing he finds on the counter is a pink cake.
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Lyosha Pirogov arrives in Moscow and first of all is going to visit a childhood friend. On the way to the place of celebration, the taxi driver tells him a strange story about a multi-layered landfill on which, after reclamation, a residential complex for young families should be built. To buy at least some kind of gift, Lyosha goes to the local grocery store, but the only thing he finds on the counter is a pink cake.
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