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** Yes, Timur has hired a prostitute, but this isn't the usual way he solves his problems -- in fact, [[ADateWithRosiePalms he needs no one for it]]! Why are you laughing?..
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** Yes, Timur has hired a prostitute, but this isn't the usual way he solves his problems -- in fact, [[ADateWithRosiePalms he needs no one for it]]! it! Why are you laughing?..
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Bykov gets asked by Kisegach to go buy some food... but he sends Alexei instead, who does everything wrong, and now Kisegach is angry. When Kisegach busts Alexei with food in the corridor, Lyosha reveals that he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands which Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invites Alexei to her office, for a little talk. While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (up to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why make Alexei do everything if they have Bykov, allegedly, a husband and father? If it would continue like this, soon Ilya would start thinking that it's ''Lyosha'' who's his father, as he spends more time with him than Bykov! Bykov agrees, on condition that Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Kisegach agrees, but Bykov immediately breaks their agreement, by calling Alexei and ordering him to wear a hood to avoid being recognised.
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Bykov gets asked by Kisegach to go buy some food... but he sends Alexei instead, who does everything wrong, and now Kisegach is angry. When Kisegach busts Alexei with food in the corridor, Lyosha reveals that he regularly makes errands for Bykov.Bykov on regula basis. Those same errands which Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invites Alexei to her office, for a little talk. While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (up to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why make Alexei do everything if they have Bykov, allegedly, a husband and father? If it would continue like this, soon Ilya would start thinking that it's ''Lyosha'' who's his father, as he spends more time with him than Bykov! Bykov agrees, on condition that Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Kisegach agrees, but Bykov immediately breaks their agreement, by calling Alexei and ordering him to wear a hood to avoid being recognised.
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Timur is aware that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fall to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agrees to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself. Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy, only to learn that Phil's subconsciousness makes everything up by itself, due to total lack of sex life, and her behaviour is anything but sexy. But Timur immediately comes up with a plan how to help Phil. That plan involves hiring a prostitute (Timur already found someone, her name is Katia), and pass her as Polina's friend, introduce her to Phil and leave them alone under any excuse, Katia would do the rest. Polina feels unimpressed by this plan at all, but it actually works out well; Phil is now drunk and happy. But then Phil tells them that he already invited Katia on another date, and she agreed...
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Timur is aware that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fall to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agrees to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself. Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy, only to learn that Phil's subconsciousness makes everything up by itself, due to total lack of sex life, and her behaviour is anything but sexy. But Timur immediately comes up with a plan how to help Phil. That plan involves hiring a prostitute (Timur already found someone, her name is Katia), and pass her as Polina's friend, introduce her to Phil and leave them alone under any excuse, excuse; Katia would do the rest. Polina feels unimpressed doesn't feel impressed by this plan at all, but it actually works out well; Phil is now drunk and happy. But then Phil tells them that he already invited Katia on another date, and she agreed...
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Gleb thinks that there's nothing wrong with Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba -- unlike their stupid plan which they employed to deceived him, which resulted in Gleb being robbed by "a maid" whom Kupitman hired. He's also angry at Sophia, because she could have stopped all this by sharing this secret at the first signs of everything going wrong.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learns about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so Kupitman lies that Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insists on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refuses, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman instead hires someone else to do the work -- and "a maid" whom he hired turns out to be a thief, who steals everything she could take, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on a babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. That Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play video games never gets brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly agrees on using babysitter's services a bit less... Bykov ''immediately'' returns to the old ways, showing that it's him who is a hypocrite in this situation.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learns about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so Kupitman lies that Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insists on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refuses, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman instead hires someone else to do the work -- and "a maid" whom he hired turns out to be a thief, who steals everything she could take, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on a babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. That Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play video games never gets brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly agrees on using babysitter's services a bit less... Bykov ''immediately'' returns to the old ways, showing that it's him who is a hypocrite in this situation.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Gleb thinks that there's nothing wrong with Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba -- unlike their stupid plan which they employed to deceived him, cover for it, which resulted in Gleb being robbed by "a maid" whom Kupitman hired. He's also angry at Sophia, because she could have stopped all this by sharing this secret at the first signs of everything going wrong.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learns about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so Kupitman lies that Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insists on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refuses, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman instead hires someone else to do the work -- and"a "the maid" whom he hired turns out to be a thief, who steals everything she could take, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov;if as Kisegach's main argument in favour of stopping dropping tasks on Alexei is Bykov can't dump also making him babysit Ilya (which results in Ilya spending more time with Lyosha than his errands on Alexei, why father), Bykov points that Kisegach may dump their son on is using a babysitter? Both are babysitter instead of staying with Ilya herself. He ignores the ways fact that Kisegach needs babysitter to free their time for something else, but when her job, while Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and merely wants to have more time for playing games. And then, when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. That Kisegach frees her time gives in to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play video games never gets brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly his demands and agrees to cut on using babysitter's services a bit less... babysitter... Bykov ''immediately'' returns to the old ways, ''does not'' fulfil his end of agreement, again dropping all tasks on Lyosha, clearly showing that it's him who is a the only hypocrite in this situation.here is Bykov himself.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learns about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so Kupitman lies that Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insists on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refuses, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman instead hires someone else to do the work -- and
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov;
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Bykov was asked by Kisegach to go buy some food... but he sent Alexei instead, who did everything wrong, and now Kisegach is angry.
Sophia suddenly visits Kupitman, nearly busting Lyuba on the kitchen. Kupitman tries to hide her -- only for Sophia to reveal that she knows everything already... and that she would keep their secret if they wish so, despite not seeing anything shame-worthy here. And then Gleb walks on them -- but Kupitman invents the lie about Lyuba working as his "personal maid".
Timur is aware that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fell to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agrees to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself.
After Kisegach busts Alexei with food in the corridor, he reveals that he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invites Lyosha to her office, for one little talk...
Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy -- only to learn that Phil's subconscious made everything up by itself, due to total absence of sex life, and her behaviour was anything but sexy. But Timur already has a plan how to help Phil.
Gleb suddenly tries to hire Lyuba as a maid for himself. When she refuses, he asks Kupitman how much he pays her. When Kupitman refuses to answer, Gleb start asking how idea to hire Lyuba even came up -- which Kupitman again refuses to answer.
While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (up to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why Alexei does everything, if they have Bykov -- allegedly, a husband and father? If it would go this way, soon Ilya would start thinking it's ''Lyosha'' who's his father -- because he spends more time with him than actual father!
Knowing that Gleb wouldn't leave them alone, Kupitman asks Lyuba to play along and work (just one time!) as Gleb's maid, to reinforce their cover story. Lyuba was offended by this whole plan right from the start, but reluctantly agreed... only to then give Kupitman the keys from Gleb's apartments: if there's "nothing wrong with it", as Kupitman claims, then why he can't do it himself?
Timur has an idea how to distract Phil from Polina; he and Polina would hire a prostitute (called Katia) whom Timur has hired, pass her as Polina's friend, introduce her to Phil, and then leave under the first excuse they could find, leaving Katia to do the rest. Naturally, Polina was not impressed by this plan at all.
Kupitman, not being happy with Lyuba's take on the plan at all, hires a ''real'' maid instead. She insists on being given three hours to do all the work, but Kupitman only gives her two.
If Bykov wouldn't dump his errands on Alexei, Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Looks fair? Somehow, this actually convinces Kisegach, who agrees to cut up a bit on using babysitter, so she would spend more time with her son. Bykov in turn agrees to stop abusing Alexei... only to immediately call him and warn about his new task, and that he should wear a hood to avoid being recognised.
The rest of Kupitman's plan involves Lyuba saying that she would never again work for Gleb, because he made a total mess out of his house, and it's too disgusting. Unfortunately, when they return, Kupitman realises that the "maid" he hired has robbed Gleb and Sophia (also making a ''real'' mess in process)! After that, they had no other option than told the truth -- after which it turns out that Gleb, unlike Alexei, thinks nothing about their relationship; he is much more concerned with things like, you know, being robbed.
Timur's plan with Katia seemingly works out well, with Phil now being drunk and happy... but, to everyone's surprise, turns out that he already invited her for another date -- and she agreed!
Sophia suddenly visits Kupitman, nearly busting Lyuba on the kitchen. Kupitman tries to hide her -- only for Sophia to reveal that she knows everything already... and that she would keep their secret if they wish so, despite not seeing anything shame-worthy here. And then Gleb walks on them -- but Kupitman invents the lie about Lyuba working as his "personal maid".
Timur is aware that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fell to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agrees to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself.
After Kisegach busts Alexei with food in the corridor, he reveals that he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invites Lyosha to her office, for one little talk...
Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy -- only to learn that Phil's subconscious made everything up by itself, due to total absence of sex life, and her behaviour was anything but sexy. But Timur already has a plan how to help Phil.
Gleb suddenly tries to hire Lyuba as a maid for himself. When she refuses, he asks Kupitman how much he pays her. When Kupitman refuses to answer, Gleb start asking how idea to hire Lyuba even came up -- which Kupitman again refuses to answer.
While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (up to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why Alexei does everything, if they have Bykov -- allegedly, a husband and father? If it would go this way, soon Ilya would start thinking it's ''Lyosha'' who's his father -- because he spends more time with him than actual father!
Knowing that Gleb wouldn't leave them alone, Kupitman asks Lyuba to play along and work (just one time!) as Gleb's maid, to reinforce their cover story. Lyuba was offended by this whole plan right from the start, but reluctantly agreed... only to then give Kupitman the keys from Gleb's apartments: if there's "nothing wrong with it", as Kupitman claims, then why he can't do it himself?
Timur has an idea how to distract Phil from Polina; he and Polina would hire a prostitute (called Katia) whom Timur has hired, pass her as Polina's friend, introduce her to Phil, and then leave under the first excuse they could find, leaving Katia to do the rest. Naturally, Polina was not impressed by this plan at all.
Kupitman, not being happy with Lyuba's take on the plan at all, hires a ''real'' maid instead. She insists on being given three hours to do all the work, but Kupitman only gives her two.
If Bykov wouldn't dump his errands on Alexei, Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Looks fair? Somehow, this actually convinces Kisegach, who agrees to cut up a bit on using babysitter, so she would spend more time with her son. Bykov in turn agrees to stop abusing Alexei... only to immediately call him and warn about his new task, and that he should wear a hood to avoid being recognised.
The rest of Kupitman's plan involves Lyuba saying that she would never again work for Gleb, because he made a total mess out of his house, and it's too disgusting. Unfortunately, when they return, Kupitman realises that the "maid" he hired has robbed Gleb and Sophia (also making a ''real'' mess in process)! After that, they had no other option than told the truth -- after which it turns out that Gleb, unlike Alexei, thinks nothing about their relationship; he is much more concerned with things like, you know, being robbed.
Timur's plan with Katia seemingly works out well, with Phil now being drunk and happy... but, to everyone's surprise, turns out that he already invited her for another date -- and she agreed!
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Bykov was gets asked by Kisegach to go buy some food... but he sent sends Alexei instead, who did does everything wrong, and now Kisegach is angry.
angry. When Kisegach busts Alexei with food in the corridor, Lyosha reveals that he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands which Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invites Alexei to her office, for a little talk. While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (up to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why make Alexei do everything if they have Bykov, allegedly, a husband and father? If it would continue like this, soon Ilya would start thinking that it's ''Lyosha'' who's his father, as he spends more time with him than Bykov! Bykov agrees, on condition that Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Kisegach agrees, but Bykov immediately breaks their agreement, by calling Alexei and ordering him to wear a hood to avoid being recognised.
Sophia suddenly visits Kupitman, nearly busting Lyuba on the kitchen. Kupitman tries to hide her -- only for Sophia to reveal that she knows everything already... and that she would keep their secret if they wish so, despite not seeing anything shame-worthy here. And then Gleb walks on them -- but Kupitman invents the lie about Lyuba working as his "personalmaid".
Timur is aware that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fell to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agrees to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself.
After Kisegach busts Alexei with food in the corridor, he reveals that he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invites Lyosha to her office, for one little talk...
Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy -- only to learn that Phil's subconscious made everything up by itself, due to total absence of sex life, and her behaviour was anything but sexy. But Timur already has a plan how to help Phil.
maid". Gleb suddenly tries to hire Lyuba as a maid for himself. When she refuses, he asks Kupitman how much he pays her. When Kupitman refuses to answer, Gleb start starts asking how he even came up with idea to hire Lyuba even came up -- which Lyuba, but Kupitman again refuses to answer.
While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (upanswer to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why Alexei does everything, if they have Bykov -- allegedly, a husband and father? If it would go this way, soon Ilya would start thinking it's ''Lyosha'' who's his father -- because he spends more time with him than actual father!
that, either. Knowing that Gleb wouldn't leave them alone, him alone otherwise, Kupitman asks Lyuba to play along and work (just one time!) as Gleb's maid, maid just that one time, to reinforce their cover story. Lyuba was offended by this whole plan cover right from the start, but reluctantly agreed... agrees... only to then give force Kupitman the keys from Gleb's apartments: to do it: if there's "nothing wrong with it", as Kupitman claims, then why he can't do it himself?
himself? But Kupitman, instead of doing manual work, hires a ''real'' maid. She insists on being given three hours to do the work, but he gives her only two, and leave alone. The rest of the plan involves Lyuba complaining that Gleb's apartment is a mess, and she would never work for him again, but when the two arrives, they sees that the "maid" has robbed Gleb, while also making a ''real'' mess in process. They have no other option than to tell the truth... and it turns out that Gleb thinks nothing about their relationship; right now, he's much more concerned with, you know, being robbed!
Timur is aware that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil hasan idea no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fall to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agrees to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself. Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy, only to learn that Phil's subconsciousness makes everything up by itself, due to total lack of sex life, and her behaviour is anything but sexy. But Timur immediately comes up with a plan how to distract Phil from Polina; he and Polina would hire help Phil. That plan involves hiring a prostitute (called Katia) whom Timur has hired, (Timur already found someone, her name is Katia), and pass her as Polina's friend, introduce her to Phil, Phil and then leave them alone under the first excuse they could find, leaving any excuse, Katia to would do the rest. Naturally, Polina was not impressed feels unimpressed by this plan at all.
Kupitman, not being happy with Lyuba's take on the plan atall, hires a ''real'' maid instead. She insists on being given three hours to do all the work, but Kupitman only gives her two.
If Bykov wouldn't dump his errands on Alexei, Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Looks fair? Somehow, thisit actually convinces Kisegach, who agrees to cut up a bit on using babysitter, so she would spend more time with her son. Bykov in turn agrees to stop abusing Alexei... only to immediately call him and warn about his new task, and that he should wear a hood to avoid being recognised.
The rest of Kupitman's plan involves Lyuba saying that she would never again work for Gleb, because he made a total mess out of his house, and it's too disgusting. Unfortunately, when they return, Kupitman realises that the "maid" he hired has robbed Gleb and Sophia (also making a ''real'' mess in process)! After that, they had no other option than told the truth -- after which it turns out that Gleb, unlike Alexei, thinks nothing about their relationship; he is much more concerned with things like, you know, being robbed.
Timur's plan with Katia seeminglyworks out well, with well; Phil is now being drunk and happy... but, to everyone's surprise, turns out happy. But then Phil tells them that he already invited her for Katia on another date -- date, and she agreed!agreed...
Sophia suddenly visits Kupitman, nearly busting Lyuba on the kitchen. Kupitman tries to hide her -- only for Sophia to reveal that she knows everything already... and that she would keep their secret if they wish so, despite not seeing anything shame-worthy here. And then Gleb walks on them -- but Kupitman invents the lie about Lyuba working as his "personal
Timur is aware that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fell to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agrees to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself.
After Kisegach busts Alexei with food in the corridor, he reveals that he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invites Lyosha to her office, for one little talk...
Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy -- only to learn that Phil's subconscious made everything up by itself, due to total absence of sex life, and her behaviour was anything but sexy. But Timur already has a plan how to help Phil.
While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (up
Timur is aware that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has
Kupitman, not being happy with Lyuba's take on the plan at
If Bykov wouldn't dump his errands on Alexei, Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Looks fair? Somehow, this
The rest of Kupitman's plan involves Lyuba saying that she would never again work for Gleb, because he made a total mess out of his house, and it's too disgusting. Unfortunately, when they return, Kupitman realises that the "maid" he hired has robbed Gleb and Sophia (also making a ''real'' mess in process)! After that, they had no other option than told the truth -- after which it turns out that Gleb, unlike Alexei, thinks nothing about their relationship; he is much more concerned with things like, you know, being robbed.
Timur's plan with Katia seemingly
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Gleb thinks that there's nothing wrong with Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba -- unlike their stupid plan they employed to deceived him, which resulted in Gleb being robbed by "a maid" whom Kupitman hired. He's also angry at Sophia, because she could have stopped all this by sharing this secret at first signs of everything going wrong.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so Kupitman lied that Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insists on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refuses, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman instead hires someone else to do the work -- and "a maid" whom he hired turns out to be thief, who steals everything she could take, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. That Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play videogames never gets brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly agrees on using babysitter's services a bit less... Bykov ''immediately'' returns to the old ways, showing that it's him who is a hypocrite in this situation.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so Kupitman lied that Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insists on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refuses, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman instead hires someone else to do the work -- and "a maid" whom he hired turns out to be thief, who steals everything she could take, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. That Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play videogames never gets brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly agrees on using babysitter's services a bit less... Bykov ''immediately'' returns to the old ways, showing that it's him who is a hypocrite in this situation.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Gleb thinks that there's nothing wrong with Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba -- unlike their stupid plan which they employed to deceived him, which resulted in Gleb being robbed by "a maid" whom Kupitman hired. He's also angry at Sophia, because she could have stopped all this by sharing this secret at the first signs of everything going wrong.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almostlearned learns about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so Kupitman lied lies that Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insists on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refuses, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman instead hires someone else to do the work -- and "a maid" whom he hired turns out to be a thief, who steals everything she could take, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on a babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. That Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may playvideogames video games never gets brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly agrees on using babysitter's services a bit less... Bykov ''immediately'' returns to the old ways, showing that it's him who is a hypocrite in this situation.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on a babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. That Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play
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* RashomonStyle: Phil's version of events: Polina blatantly tries to seduce him with [[MsFanservice almost erotic underwear and coats, seductive talking, massage, etc]]. Polina's version of events: she dresses and talks completely mundane, and instead of massaging him on the morning she just kicks him to awake him. This difference of perspective was caused by Phil not having ''any'' sex for several months and being overly sensitive, so his mind just starts deceiving him.
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* RashomonStyle: Phil's version of events: Polina blatantly tries to seduce him with [[MsFanservice almost erotic underwear and coats, seductive talking, massage, etc]]. Polina's version of events: she dresses and talks completely mundane, and instead of massaging him on the morning she just kicks him to awake him. This difference of perspective was is caused by Phil not having ''any'' sex for several months and being overly sensitive, so his mind just starts deceiving him.
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** Gleb (who learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba after Kupitman's ridiculous plan imploded) agreed to keep the secret as long as Kupitman would compensate for everything stolen by the "maid" whom Kupitman has hired. Which is a lot.
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** Gleb (who learned learns about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba after Kupitman's ridiculous plan imploded) agreed agrees to keep the secret as long as on condition that Kupitman would compensate for everything stolen by the "maid" whom Kupitman has hired. Which is a lot.
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** Yes, Timur has hired a prostitute, but this isn't the usual way he solves his problems -- in fact, [[ADateWithRosiePalms he needs no one for it!]] Why are you laughing?..
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** Yes, Timur has hired a prostitute, but this isn't the usual way he solves his problems -- in fact, [[ADateWithRosiePalms he needs no one for it!]] it]]! Why are you laughing?..
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Bykov was asked by Kisegach to go buy some food... but he, in his usual manner, sent Alexei instead, who did everything wrong, and now Kisegach is angry at him.
Sophia suddenly visited Kupitman, nearly busting Lyuba on the kitchen. Kupitman tried to hide her -- only for Sophia to reveal what she knows everything already... and what she would keep their secret if they so wish, despite not seeing anything shame-worthy here. And then Gleb walked on them -- but Kupitman invented the lie about Lyuba working as his "personal maid".
Timur is aware what Polina now lives with Phil, and worries what Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him what he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fell to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agreed to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself.
After Kisegach busted Alexei with food in the corridor, he revealed what he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invited Lyosha to her office, for one little talk...
Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy -- only to learn what Phil's subconscious made everything up by itself, due to total absence of sex life, and her behaviour was anything but sexy. But Timur already knows how to help Phil by himself.
Gleb suddenly tries to hire Lyuba as maid for himself. When she refused, he asked Kupitman how much he pays her. When Kupitman refused to answer, he started asking how idea to hire Lyuba even came up -- which Kupitman again refused to answer.
While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (down to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why Alexei does everything, if they have Bykov -- allegedly, husband and father? If it would go this way, soon Ilya would start thinking it's ''Lyosha'' his father -- because he spends more time with her than actual father!
Knowing what Gleb wouldn't left them alone, Kupitman asked Lyuba to play along and work (just one time!) as Gleb's maid, to reinforce their cover story. Lyuba was offended by this whole plan right from the start, but reluctantly agreed... only to then give Kupitman the keys from Gleb's apartments: if there's "nothing wrong with it", as Kupitman claims, then why he can't do it himself?
Timur found a solution how to distract Phil from Polina; he and Polina would pass a prostitute (called Katia) Timur hired as Polina's friend, introduce them, then leave under first excuse they could find, leaving Katia to do the rest. Naturally, Polina was not impressed by this plan at all.
Kupitman, not being happy with Lyuba's take on the plan at all, hired a ''real'' maid instead. She insists on being give three hours to do all the work, but Kupitman only gave her two.
If Bykov wouldn't dump his errands on Alexei, Kisegach wouldn't use babysitter. Looks fair? Somehow, this actually convinced Kisegach, who agreed to cut up a bit of using babysitter, so she would spend more time with her son. Bykov in turn agreed to stop abusing Alexei... only to immediately call him and warn about his new task, and what he should use hood to not being recognised.
The rest of Kupitman's plan involves Lyuba saying what she would never again work for Gleb, because he made a total mess out of his house, and it's too disgusting. Unfortunately, when they returned, Kupitman realised what "maid" he hired robbed Gleb and Sophia (also making a ''real'' mess in process)! After that, they had no other option than told the truth -- after which it turns out what Gleb, unlike Alexei, thinks nothing about their relationship; he is much more concerned with things like, you know, being robbed.
Timur's plan with Katia seemingly work out well, with Phil now being drunk and happy... but, to everyone's surprise, turns out what he already invited her for another date -- and she agreed!
Sophia suddenly visited Kupitman, nearly busting Lyuba on the kitchen. Kupitman tried to hide her -- only for Sophia to reveal what she knows everything already... and what she would keep their secret if they so wish, despite not seeing anything shame-worthy here. And then Gleb walked on them -- but Kupitman invented the lie about Lyuba working as his "personal maid".
Timur is aware what Polina now lives with Phil, and worries what Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him what he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fell to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agreed to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself.
After Kisegach busted Alexei with food in the corridor, he revealed what he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invited Lyosha to her office, for one little talk...
Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy -- only to learn what Phil's subconscious made everything up by itself, due to total absence of sex life, and her behaviour was anything but sexy. But Timur already knows how to help Phil by himself.
Gleb suddenly tries to hire Lyuba as maid for himself. When she refused, he asked Kupitman how much he pays her. When Kupitman refused to answer, he started asking how idea to hire Lyuba even came up -- which Kupitman again refused to answer.
While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him (down to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why Alexei does everything, if they have Bykov -- allegedly, husband and father? If it would go this way, soon Ilya would start thinking it's ''Lyosha'' his father -- because he spends more time with her than actual father!
Knowing what Gleb wouldn't left them alone, Kupitman asked Lyuba to play along and work (just one time!) as Gleb's maid, to reinforce their cover story. Lyuba was offended by this whole plan right from the start, but reluctantly agreed... only to then give Kupitman the keys from Gleb's apartments: if there's "nothing wrong with it", as Kupitman claims, then why he can't do it himself?
Timur found a solution how to distract Phil from Polina; he and Polina would pass a prostitute (called Katia) Timur hired as Polina's friend, introduce them, then leave under first excuse they could find, leaving Katia to do the rest. Naturally, Polina was not impressed by this plan at all.
Kupitman, not being happy with Lyuba's take on the plan at all, hired a ''real'' maid instead. She insists on being give three hours to do all the work, but Kupitman only gave her two.
If Bykov wouldn't dump his errands on Alexei, Kisegach wouldn't use babysitter. Looks fair? Somehow, this actually convinced Kisegach, who agreed to cut up a bit of using babysitter, so she would spend more time with her son. Bykov in turn agreed to stop abusing Alexei... only to immediately call him and warn about his new task, and what he should use hood to not being recognised.
The rest of Kupitman's plan involves Lyuba saying what she would never again work for Gleb, because he made a total mess out of his house, and it's too disgusting. Unfortunately, when they returned, Kupitman realised what "maid" he hired robbed Gleb and Sophia (also making a ''real'' mess in process)! After that, they had no other option than told the truth -- after which it turns out what Gleb, unlike Alexei, thinks nothing about their relationship; he is much more concerned with things like, you know, being robbed.
Timur's plan with Katia seemingly work out well, with Phil now being drunk and happy... but, to everyone's surprise, turns out what he already invited her for another date -- and she agreed!
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Bykov was asked by Kisegach to go buy some food... but he, in his usual manner, he sent Alexei instead, who did everything wrong, and now Kisegach is angry at him.
angry.
Sophia suddenlyvisited visits Kupitman, nearly busting Lyuba on the kitchen. Kupitman tried tries to hide her -- only for Sophia to reveal what that she knows everything already... and what that she would keep their secret if they so wish, wish so, despite not seeing anything shame-worthy here. And then Gleb walked walks on them -- but Kupitman invented invents the lie about Lyuba working as his "personal maid".
Timur is awarewhat that Polina now lives with Phil, and worries what that Phil may "steal" her from him -- only for Phil to inform him what that he feels nothing for her; it's ''her'' who tries to seduce ''him''! Unfortunately, Phil has no sex life to speak of, so unless he finds someone, quickly, he may fell to Polina's advances eventually. Timur agreed agrees to "help" him with it, by talking with Polina himself.
After Kisegachbusted busts Alexei with food in the corridor, he revealed what reveals that he regularly makes errands for Bykov. Those same errands Bykov was supposed to do for Kisegach. She invited invites Lyosha to her office, for one little talk...
Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy -- only to learnwhat that Phil's subconscious made everything up by itself, due to total absence of sex life, and her behaviour was anything but sexy. But Timur already knows has a plan how to help Phil by himself.
Phil.
Gleb suddenly tries to hire Lyuba as a maid for himself. When sherefused, refuses, he asked asks Kupitman how much he pays her. When Kupitman refused refuses to answer, he started Gleb start asking how idea to hire Lyuba even came up -- which Kupitman again refused refuses to answer.
While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him(down (up to and including babysitting Bykov's son) is another matter. Why Alexei does everything, if they have Bykov -- allegedly, a husband and father? If it would go this way, soon Ilya would start thinking it's ''Lyosha'' who's his father -- because he spends more time with her him than actual father!
Knowingwhat that Gleb wouldn't left leave them alone, Kupitman asked asks Lyuba to play along and work (just one time!) as Gleb's maid, to reinforce their cover story. Lyuba was offended by this whole plan right from the start, but reluctantly agreed... only to then give Kupitman the keys from Gleb's apartments: if there's "nothing wrong with it", as Kupitman claims, then why he can't do it himself?
Timurfound a solution has an idea how to distract Phil from Polina; he and Polina would pass hire a prostitute (called Katia) whom Timur hired has hired, pass her as Polina's friend, introduce them, her to Phil, and then leave under the first excuse they could find, leaving Katia to do the rest. Naturally, Polina was not impressed by this plan at all.
Kupitman, not being happy with Lyuba's take on the plan at all,hired hires a ''real'' maid instead. She insists on being give given three hours to do all the work, but Kupitman only gave gives her two.
If Bykov wouldn't dump his errands on Alexei, Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Looks fair? Somehow, this actuallyconvinced convinces Kisegach, who agreed agrees to cut up a bit of on using babysitter, so she would spend more time with her son. Bykov in turn agreed agrees to stop abusing Alexei... only to immediately call him and warn about his new task, and what that he should use wear a hood to not avoid being recognised.
The rest of Kupitman's plan involves Lyuba sayingwhat that she would never again work for Gleb, because he made a total mess out of his house, and it's too disgusting. Unfortunately, when they returned, return, Kupitman realised what realises that the "maid" he hired has robbed Gleb and Sophia (also making a ''real'' mess in process)! After that, they had no other option than told the truth -- after which it turns out what that Gleb, unlike Alexei, thinks nothing about their relationship; he is much more concerned with things like, you know, being robbed.
Timur's plan with Katia seeminglywork works out well, with Phil now being drunk and happy... but, to everyone's surprise, turns out what that he already invited her for another date -- and she agreed!
Sophia suddenly
Timur is aware
After Kisegach
Timur asks Polina to stop blatantly seducing Phil just to make him envy -- only to learn
Gleb suddenly tries to hire Lyuba as a maid for himself. When she
While Kisegach sees nothing wrong with occasionally asking Lyosha for help, ''systematically'' dropping all the work on him
Knowing
Timur
Kupitman, not being happy with Lyuba's take on the plan at all,
If Bykov wouldn't dump his errands on Alexei, Kisegach wouldn't use a babysitter. Looks fair? Somehow, this actually
The rest of Kupitman's plan involves Lyuba saying
Timur's plan with Katia seemingly
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Gleb thinks what there's nothing wrong with Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba -- unlike their stupid plan they employed to deceived him, which resulted in Gleb being robbed by "maid" Kupitman hired. He's also angry at Sophia, because she could have stopped all this by sharing this secret at first signs of everything going wrong.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so he lied what Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insisted on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refused, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman, in Bykov's best traditions, hired someone else to do the work -- and "maid" he hired turns out to be thief, who stole everything she could by herself, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. What Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play videogames was never brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly agreed and cut up a bit usage of babysitter... Bykov ''immediately'' returned to the old ways, showing what it's him who is hypocrite in this situation.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Hiring babysitter (so you may work) and dumping any and all errands on someone else (so you may play games) are totally equal in Bykov's eyes.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so he lied what Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insisted on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refused, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman, in Bykov's best traditions, hired someone else to do the work -- and "maid" he hired turns out to be thief, who stole everything she could by herself, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal. What Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play videogames was never brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly agreed and cut up a bit usage of babysitter... Bykov ''immediately'' returned to the old ways, showing what it's him who is hypocrite in this situation.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Hiring babysitter (so you may work) and dumping any and all errands on someone else (so you may play games) are totally equal in Bykov's eyes.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Gleb thinks what that there's nothing wrong with Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba -- unlike their stupid plan they employed to deceived him, which resulted in Gleb being robbed by "maid" "a maid" whom Kupitman hired. He's also angry at Sophia, because she could have stopped all this by sharing this secret at first signs of everything going wrong.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, sohe Kupitman lied what that Lyuba works as his maid. Gleb insisted insists on hiring her for one time, either to verify this or because he genuinely needs one. Lyuba refused, refuses, asking Kupitman to do everything by himself. Kupitman, in Bykov's best traditions, hired Kupitman instead hires someone else to do the work -- and "maid" "a maid" whom he hired turns out to be thief, who stole steals everything she could by herself, take, leaving Kupitman no choice but admit the truth. Now, Gleb knows the truth anyway... and is ''extremely'' angry at Kupitman. To add insult into injury, Gleb thinks nothing wrong about their relationship, so they had no reason to hide it from him to begin with.
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal.What That Kisegach frees her time to being actually able to ''work'', while Bykov dumps everything on Alexei so he may play videogames was never gets brought up. And when Kisegach seemingly agreed and cut up agrees on using babysitter's services a bit usage of babysitter... less... Bykov ''immediately'' returned returns to the old ways, showing what that it's him who is a hypocrite in this situation.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Hiring a babysitter (so you may work) and dumping any and all errands on someone else (so you may play games) are totally equal in Bykov's eyes.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Gleb almost learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba, so
* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Invoked|Trope}} by Bykov; if Bykov can't dump his errands on Alexei, why Kisegach may dump their son on babysitter? Both are the ways to free their time for something else, but when Bykov does that, it's "cheating", and when Kisegach does that, it's perfectly normal.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Hiring a babysitter (so you may work) and dumping any and all errands on someone else (so you may play games) are totally equal in Bykov's eyes.
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* SeamlessSpontaneousLie: What Lyuba does in Kupitman's house? She is his personal maid! This so un-romantic version works with [[{{Jerkass}} Kupitman's character so well, Gleb didn't question it.
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* SeamlessSpontaneousLie: What Lyuba does in Kupitman's house? She is his personal maid! This so un-romantic version works with [[{{Jerkass}} Kupitman's Kupitman's]] character so well, Gleb didn't doesn't question it.
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** Sophia was aware about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba since the day she accidentally overheard them, but realised by herself what they're trying to keep it secret, so she played along, despite not seeing anything wrong with it.
** Gleb (who learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba after Kupitman's ridiculous plan imploded) agreed to keep the secret as long as Kupitman would compensate for everything the "maid" Kupitman hired stole. Which is a lot.
** Gleb (who learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba after Kupitman's ridiculous plan imploded) agreed to keep the secret as long as Kupitman would compensate for everything the "maid" Kupitman hired stole. Which is a lot.
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** Sophia was aware about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba since the day she accidentally overheard them, but realised by herself what that they're trying to keep it secret, so she played along, despite not seeing anything wrong with it.
it. She continues keeping it secret after Kupitman realises that she already knows, though it later backfires.
** Gleb (who learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba after Kupitman's ridiculous plan imploded) agreed to keep the secret as long as Kupitman would compensate for everything stolen by the "maid" whom Kupitmanhired stole.has hired. Which is a lot.
** Gleb (who learned about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba after Kupitman's ridiculous plan imploded) agreed to keep the secret as long as Kupitman would compensate for everything stolen by the "maid" whom Kupitman
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** Yes, Timur hired a prostitute, but this isn't the usual way he solves his problems -- in fact, [[ADateWithRosiePalms he needs no one for it!]] Why are you laughing?..
* WhamLine: When Kupitman tried to fool Sophia what he is sick (so she wouldn't ask weird questions and would leaver early), and pretended to sneeze, she told him to "be healthy"... and then repeated the same for Lyuba (who isn't even in the same room), showing to Kupitman (and confirming tor audience) what yes, she's aware of their relationship.
* WhamLine: When Kupitman tried to fool Sophia what he is sick (so she wouldn't ask weird questions and would leaver early), and pretended to sneeze, she told him to "be healthy"... and then repeated the same for Lyuba (who isn't even in the same room), showing to Kupitman (and confirming tor audience) what yes, she's aware of their relationship.
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** Yes, Timur has hired a prostitute, but this isn't the usual way he solves his problems -- in fact, [[ADateWithRosiePalms he needs no one for it!]] Why are you laughing?..
* WhamLine: When Kupitmantried tries to fool Sophia what that he is sick (so she wouldn't ask weird questions and would leaver leave early), and pretended pretends to sneeze, she told tells him to "be healthy"... and then repeated repeats the same for Lyuba (who isn't even in the same room), showing to Kupitman (and confirming tor to audience) what that yes, she's aware of their relationship.
* WhamLine: When Kupitman
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* RashomonStyle: Phil's version of events: Polina blatantly tries to seduce him with [[MissFanservice almost erotic underwear and coats, seductive talking, massage, etc]]. Polina's version of events: she dresses and talks completely mundane, and instead of massaging him on the morning she just kicks him to awake him. This difference of perspective was caused by Phil not having ''any'' sex for several months and being overly sensitive, so his mind just starts deceiving him.
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* RashomonStyle: Phil's version of events: Polina blatantly tries to seduce him with [[MissFanservice [[MsFanservice almost erotic underwear and coats, seductive talking, massage, etc]]. Polina's version of events: she dresses and talks completely mundane, and instead of massaging him on the morning she just kicks him to awake him. This difference of perspective was caused by Phil not having ''any'' sex for several months and being overly sensitive, so his mind just starts deceiving him.
