Once I read a book by Oleg Bramin and Lada Mazokhina “I remember everyone who never called me back”.

Once I read a book by Oleg Bramin and Lada Mazokhina “I remember everyone who never called me back”. And I liked the book: an interesting story, a dynamic narrative, plot swings like on a roller coaster ... Of course, we only see the story through the eyes of the main character, and this must be taken into account - perhaps everything was much more complicated. But if you generalize, the story is about an entrepreneur with irrepressible imagination and energy, who in a few years built the largest car dealer in the Arkhangelsk region, and in crisis. 2008 The year of bankruptcy. Bankruptcy led to a fall to the bottom and disappointment in people, but then gradually Oleg got out, trying himself as a hired manager, freelancer, and then again as an entrepreneur. But this could not happen - after a few years after bankruptcy, he was in a pre-trial detention cell in Kushchevka in a case initiated after bankruptcy proceedings. In general, the book turned out to be sharp and instructive. Reading wasn't boring at all.

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