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Turns out what Katia isn't even a prostitute; she is a journalist. She hides this because her profession has almost as bad reputation as actual prostitutes (and many don't see much difference between the two), and only reveals this now because she trusts Phil. Phil tells Timur and Polina that he knows about Katia's profession -- which highly surprises them both, as they still believes that she's a hooker. They starts openly insulting Katia in front of Phil, with Polina outright calling her her a prostitute. Phil remembers his morning discussion with Katia, and accuses them of being prejudiced towards journalists. It's when they explains how they originally met her; Phil gets so shocked by sheer idiocy of the situation, it takes him some time to pronounce anything comprehensive in ''any'' of the two languages. Now, he wants nothing to do with either of them. It seems that now he would dump Katia, too, but suddenly Phil decides to call her, and learn wether she's actually a hooker or not, to close that topic once and for all. Phil invites everyone involved, to discuss the situation. To everyone's surprise, Katia still insists that she's a journalist, saying that she merely pretended to be a hooker to gather material for a new article; it was literally first time when she received any "order". She ''actually'' likes Phil, that's why she had sex with him, as for money, it was required to maintain her cover. Polina is almost ready to believe, but Timur presses further. Katia realises that she's out of arguments, and leaves. Only when she leaves, Phil notices that Katia forgot her documents, and sees that she's ''indeed'' a journalist. Fortunately, he manages to catch up with her, and apologise.
Kisegach is still angry after Bykov's last prank -- and for him always playing his games instead of paying attention to her. Bykov says that he would do "everything" to earn her forgiveness -- and she sends him to psychologist, which he takes as some unfunny joke on him. But Kisegach thinks that this is the only chance to change Bykov for the better, and she ''would'' take it. On seance of psychotherapy, Kisegach talks about all the problems she has with Bykov not paying any attention to what's going on, and making little efforts to improve the situation, while Bykov... plays his phone. When Kisegach briefly leaves, Bykov reveals that he recognises the psychologist as a fellow gamer, and the two quickly becomes friends. When Kisegach returns, the psychologist tells her that they would need several individual sessions with Bykov -- which, unknowingly to her, is just an excuse to give Bykov some privacy to play with his new friend. The first such session is scheduled for today. In the middle of the night, Kisegach realises that Bykov is still not at home, and calls him; he lies about the "therapy"... but forgets to turn off his phone afterwards, resulting in Kisegach hearing him playing.
Both Sophia and Lyuba thinks that their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman both feels extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy; he insists that this's completely unrelated to alcohol, this time. Later, Kupitman, still looking not that well, asks Lyuba wether they may skip this day's "night of love", on which she agrees. But when she asks him wether he's "tired", Kupitman suddenly insists that everything would happen anyway. To not let Lyuba down, Kupitman needs viagra, but literally every time he tries to buy it, someone whom he knows shows up; he gives up, and sends Gleb instead, ignoring Gleb's advice to just skip the day and rest. Unfortunately, the combination of bad health, viagra and sex causes Kupitman a heart attack, nearly killing him and forcing Lyuba to call for ambulance. Since Bykov has no idea what caused Kupitman's condition (and neither is Lyuba), Gleb reveals that it was caused by viagra -- and why Kupitman took it. Bykov can't resist to go to Lyuba and give her his best smug smile: yes, he now ''knows'' their secret!
Kisegach is still angry after Bykov's last prank -- and for him always playing his games instead of paying attention to her. Bykov says that he would do "everything" to earn her forgiveness -- and she sends him to psychologist, which he takes as some unfunny joke on him. But Kisegach thinks that this is the only chance to change Bykov for the better, and she ''would'' take it. On seance of psychotherapy, Kisegach talks about all the problems she has with Bykov not paying any attention to what's going on, and making little efforts to improve the situation, while Bykov... plays his phone. When Kisegach briefly leaves, Bykov reveals that he recognises the psychologist as a fellow gamer, and the two quickly becomes friends. When Kisegach returns, the psychologist tells her that they would need several individual sessions with Bykov -- which, unknowingly to her, is just an excuse to give Bykov some privacy to play with his new friend. The first such session is scheduled for today. In the middle of the night, Kisegach realises that Bykov is still not at home, and calls him; he lies about the "therapy"... but forgets to turn off his phone afterwards, resulting in Kisegach hearing him playing.
Both Sophia and Lyuba thinks that their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman both feels extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy; he insists that this's completely unrelated to alcohol, this time. Later, Kupitman, still looking not that well, asks Lyuba wether they may skip this day's "night of love", on which she agrees. But when she asks him wether he's "tired", Kupitman suddenly insists that everything would happen anyway. To not let Lyuba down, Kupitman needs viagra, but literally every time he tries to buy it, someone whom he knows shows up; he gives up, and sends Gleb instead, ignoring Gleb's advice to just skip the day and rest. Unfortunately, the combination of bad health, viagra and sex causes Kupitman a heart attack, nearly killing him and forcing Lyuba to call for ambulance. Since Bykov has no idea what caused Kupitman's condition (and neither is Lyuba), Gleb reveals that it was caused by viagra -- and why Kupitman took it. Bykov can't resist to go to Lyuba and give her his best smug smile: yes, he now ''knows'' their secret!
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Turns out what Katia isn't even a prostitute; she is a journalist. She hides this because her profession has almost as bad reputation as actual prostitutes (and many don't see much difference between the two), and only reveals this now because she trusts Phil. Phil tells Timur and Polina that he knows about Katia's profession -- which highly surprises them both, as they still believes that she's a hooker. They starts openly insulting Katia in front of Phil, with Polina outright calling her her a prostitute. Phil remembers his morning discussion with Katia, and accuses them of being prejudiced towards journalists. It's when they explains how they originally met her; Phil gets so shocked by sheer idiocy of the situation, it takes him some time to pronounce anything comprehensive in ''any'' of the two languages. Now, he wants nothing to do with either of them. It seems that now he would dump Katia, too, but suddenly Phil decides to call her, and learn wether whether she's actually a hooker or not, to close that topic once and for all. Phil invites everyone involved, to discuss the situation. To everyone's surprise, Katia still insists that she's a journalist, saying that she merely pretended to be a hooker to gather material for a new article; it was literally first time when she received any "order". She ''actually'' likes Phil, that's why she had sex with him, him; as for money, it was required to maintain her cover. Polina is almost ready to believe, but Timur presses further. Katia realises that she's out of arguments, and leaves. Only when she leaves, Phil notices that Katia forgot her documents, and sees that she's ''indeed'' a journalist. Fortunately, he manages to catch up with her, and apologise.
Kisegach is still angry after Bykov's last prank -- and for him always playing his games instead of paying attention to her. Bykov says that he would do "everything" to earn her forgiveness -- and shesends orders him to psychologist, attend psychologist together, which he takes as some unfunny joke on him. But Kisegach thinks that this is the only chance to change Bykov for the better, and she ''would'' take it. On seance of psychotherapy, During the psychotherapy session, Kisegach talks about all the problems she has with Bykov not paying any attention to what's going on, and making little efforts to improve the situation, while Bykov... plays his phone. When Kisegach briefly leaves, Bykov reveals that he recognises the psychologist as a fellow gamer, and the two quickly becomes friends. When Kisegach returns, the psychologist tells her that they would need several individual sessions with Bykov -- which, unknowingly to her, is just an excuse to give Bykov some privacy to play with his new friend. The first such session is scheduled for today. In the middle of the night, Kisegach realises that Bykov is still not at home, and calls him; he lies about the "therapy"... but forgets to turn off his phone afterwards, resulting in Kisegach hearing him playing.
Both Sophia and Lyuba thinks that their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman both feels extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy;he insists that this's completely unrelated to alcohol, and this time. time, it's not even alcohol-related. Later, Kupitman, still looking not that well, asks Lyuba wether whether they may skip this day's "night of love", on which she agrees. But when she asks him wether whether he's "tired", Kupitman suddenly insists that everything would happen anyway. To not let Lyuba down, Kupitman needs viagra, but literally every time he tries to buy it, someone whom he knows shows up; he gives up, and sends Gleb instead, ignoring Gleb's advice to just skip the day and rest. Unfortunately, the combination of bad health, viagra and sex causes Kupitman a heart attack, nearly killing him and forcing Lyuba to call for ambulance. Since Bykov has no idea what caused Kupitman's condition (and neither is Lyuba), Gleb reveals that it was caused by viagra -- and why Kupitman took it. Bykov can't resist to go to Lyuba and give her his best smug smile: yes, he now ''knows'' their secret!
Kisegach is still angry after Bykov's last prank -- and for him always playing his games instead of paying attention to her. Bykov says that he would do "everything" to earn her forgiveness -- and she
Both Sophia and Lyuba thinks that their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman both feels extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy;
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* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Just after angering Phil with revelation she and Timur have they fooled him into dating a prostitute, [[OpenMouthInsertFoot Polina]] tries to bring up his [[HasTwoDaddies parents]] as being "weird, too". Phil just rudely interrupts her and tells her to shut up.
* DirtyHarriet: Katia (a journalist) went undercover as a hooker, so she may learn more about Moscow prostitutes for her new article (they aren't exactly very talkative to outsiders). When asked what was her plan in case someone actually tries to have sex with her, she reveals that she has a shocker, a pepper spray and a switchblade.
* TheDogBitesBack: Kupitman not only ignores Gleb's (rather reasonable) advices, but also insults him. Then he sends him to buy viagra, because he prefers people he meets on everyday basis to not witnessing him doing this. Gleb does that... and then, on question wether he needs something else, replied that "nope, Kupitman asked only for viagra".
* DirtyHarriet: Katia (a journalist) went undercover as a hooker, so she may learn more about Moscow prostitutes for her new article (they aren't exactly very talkative to outsiders). When asked what was her plan in case someone actually tries to have sex with her, she reveals that she has a shocker, a pepper spray and a switchblade.
* TheDogBitesBack: Kupitman not only ignores Gleb's (rather reasonable) advices, but also insults him. Then he sends him to buy viagra, because he prefers people he meets on everyday basis to not witnessing him doing this. Gleb does that... and then, on question wether he needs something else, replied that "nope, Kupitman asked only for viagra".
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* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Just after angering Phil with revelation that she and Timur have they fooled him into dating a prostitute, [[OpenMouthInsertFoot Polina]] tries to bring up his [[HasTwoDaddies parents]] gay parents as being "weird, too". Phil just rudely interrupts her and tells her to shut up.
* DirtyHarriet: Katia (a journalist) went undercover as a hooker, so she may learn more about Moscow prostitutes for her new article (they aren'texactly very talkative to outsiders). When asked what was her plan in case someone actually tries to have sex with her, she reveals that she has a shocker, a pepper spray and a switchblade.
* TheDogBitesBack: Kupitman not only ignores Gleb's (rather reasonable) advices, but also insults him. Then he sends him to buy viagra, because he prefers people he meets on everyday basis to not witnessing him doing this. Gleb does that... and then, on questionwether whether he needs something else, replied that "nope, Kupitman asked only for viagra".
* DirtyHarriet: Katia (a journalist) went undercover as a hooker, so she may learn more about Moscow prostitutes for her new article (they aren't
* TheDogBitesBack: Kupitman not only ignores Gleb's (rather reasonable) advices, but also insults him. Then he sends him to buy viagra, because he prefers people he meets on everyday basis to not witnessing him doing this. Gleb does that... and then, on question
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* InternalReveal: After Kupitman's viagra-induced heart attack, Bykov learns (from Gleb, who informed him about the reason for this heart attack) about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba. Since Bykov certainly has no hesitation to reveal this secret, there's no doubt that soon it would be know to literally everyone.
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* InternalReveal: After Kupitman's viagra-induced heart attack, Bykov learns (from Gleb, who informed him about the reason for this heart attack) about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba. Since Bykov certainly has no hesitation to reveal this secret, there's no doubt that soon it would be know known to literally everyone.
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* MistakenForProstitute: Despite circumstances under which Timur hired Katia, she ''isn't'' a prostitute -- she's journalist ([[DirtyHarriet she pretended to be one, so she may collect material about actual prostitutes for her new article]]). She plays along with Timur and Polina thinking that she's a prostitute because the truth would likely only ''decrease'' their trust to her, and only reveals it to Phil. Then Timur and Polina reveals their plan to Phil, which forces Katia to prove her real profession -- with no one believing.
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* MistakenForProstitute: Despite circumstances under which Timur hired Katia, she ''isn't'' a prostitute -- she's a journalist ([[DirtyHarriet she pretended to be one, a hooker, so she may collect material about actual prostitutes for her new article]]). She plays along with Timur and Polina thinking that she's a prostitute because the truth would likely only ''decrease'' their trust to her, and only reveals it to Phil. Then Timur and Polina reveals their plan to Phil, which forces Katia to prove her real profession -- with no one believing.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Phil doesn't react well to revelation that Katia was hired as a prostitute (that she turns out to be ''not'' a prostitute, doesn't excuse them, since they learned this only from Phil himself), and angrily calls them out on this -- after he, in his anger, [[TheUnintelligible manages to pronounce anything meaningful]].
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* WhatTheHellHero: Phil doesn't react well to revelation that Katia was hired by Timur and Polina as a prostitute (that she turns out to be ''not'' a prostitute, doesn't excuse them, since they learned this only from Phil himself), and angrily calls them out on this -- after he, in his anger, when he [[TheUnintelligible manages to pronounce anything meaningful]].meaningful at all]], that is.
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Turns out what Katia isn't even prostitute; she is journalist. She hides this because her profession has almost as bad reputation as actual prostitutes (and many actually consider them being ones), and only revealed this because she trusts Phil.
Kisegach is still angry after Bykov's last prank -- and for him always playing his games instead of noticing her. Bykov says what he would do "everything" to earn her forgiveness -- and she sent him to psychologist, which he considered some unfunny joke on him. But Kisegach thinks this is the only way to change Bykov for the better, and she ''would'' take it.
Both Sophia and Lyuba think what their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman feel extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy; he insists this's completely unrelated to alcohol, this time.
Phil tells Timur and Polina what he knows about Katia's profession -- and highly surprised them both, since they still think she's prostitute. They start openly insulting Katia in front of Phil, with Polina actually calling her prostitute. Phil remembered his morning discussion with Katia and accused them of being prejudiced to journalists.
On seance of psychotherapy, Kisegach talks about all the problems she has with Bykov not paying any attention to what's going on, and making little efforts to improve any problems, while Bykov... plays in his phone.
After Timur and Polina finally explained the whole plan, Phil was so shocked by sheer idiocy of situation, it took him some time to pronounce anything comprehensive on ''any'' of the two languages. Now, he wants nothing to do with either one of them. It seems what now he would dump Katia, too -- but suddenly Phil decided to call her, so they may find out wether she's prostitute or not, and end close this question for good.
Kupitman, still looking not exactly good, asks Lyuba wether they may skip this day's "night of love", on which she agrees, but Kupitman, when heard her presuming what he's "tired", suddenly insisted what everything would happen anyway.
After Kisegach briefly leaved Bykov alone with their psychologist, Bykov revealed what he knows what this guy is fellow gamer, after which they quickly befriended each other.
To not let down Lyuba, Kupitman needs viagra, but because literally every time he tries to buy it, someone familiar shows up, he gave up and sent Gleb instead. He ignored Gleb's advice to just skip the day for rest.
Psychologist told Kisegach what they would need several individual sessions with Bykov. Unknowingly to Kisegach, this means what Bykov would just have some privacy to play with his new gamer friend. First one would be today.
Phil invited everyone involved in this story, so they may discuss the problem. To everyone's surprise, Katia still insists she's a journalist: she only pretends to be a prostitute to collect materials for her new article. Phil was literally her very first "order". She prepared to fight back if someone would try and force to to finish "the order", by bringing with herself shocker, pepper spray and switchblade. With Phil... well, she already said: she actually liked him. Money? She was forced to accept them -- or break her cover story. Polina almost believed at this point, but Timur is still sceptical. Phil then brought up that time when she received a call, and leaved: who it was? That was ''really'' her father, who needed her help. Polina at this point lost a thread of logic and gave up, but Timur ''still'' stubbornly refuses to believe. Katia realised she lost all her arguments, and said goodbye. And then, after she already left, Phil realised what Katia lost her documents, proving what yes, she's journalist. He rushed to catch up with Katia before she leaved. Fortunately, he managed to apologise afterwards.
Kupitman, in his attempts to please Lyuba, only nearly killed himself: combination of already bad health, viagra and sex caused heart attack. Fortunately, they managed to reach hospital in time. Since Bykov has no idea what caused Kupitman's condition (and neither is Lyuba), Gleb informed him about Kupitman asking him for viagra. And ''why'' he took it. Bykov couldn't resist to go to Lyuba and give her his best smug smile: yes, he now ''knows'' their secret!
In the middle of the night, Kisegach realised what Bykov isn't home, and called him. He lied about "therapy"... but forgot to turn off his phone afterwards, resulting in Kisegach hearing him playing. Oops...
Kisegach is still angry after Bykov's last prank -- and for him always playing his games instead of noticing her. Bykov says what he would do "everything" to earn her forgiveness -- and she sent him to psychologist, which he considered some unfunny joke on him. But Kisegach thinks this is the only way to change Bykov for the better, and she ''would'' take it.
Both Sophia and Lyuba think what their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman feel extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy; he insists this's completely unrelated to alcohol, this time.
Phil tells Timur and Polina what he knows about Katia's profession -- and highly surprised them both, since they still think she's prostitute. They start openly insulting Katia in front of Phil, with Polina actually calling her prostitute. Phil remembered his morning discussion with Katia and accused them of being prejudiced to journalists.
On seance of psychotherapy, Kisegach talks about all the problems she has with Bykov not paying any attention to what's going on, and making little efforts to improve any problems, while Bykov... plays in his phone.
After Timur and Polina finally explained the whole plan, Phil was so shocked by sheer idiocy of situation, it took him some time to pronounce anything comprehensive on ''any'' of the two languages. Now, he wants nothing to do with either one of them. It seems what now he would dump Katia, too -- but suddenly Phil decided to call her, so they may find out wether she's prostitute or not, and end close this question for good.
Kupitman, still looking not exactly good, asks Lyuba wether they may skip this day's "night of love", on which she agrees, but Kupitman, when heard her presuming what he's "tired", suddenly insisted what everything would happen anyway.
After Kisegach briefly leaved Bykov alone with their psychologist, Bykov revealed what he knows what this guy is fellow gamer, after which they quickly befriended each other.
To not let down Lyuba, Kupitman needs viagra, but because literally every time he tries to buy it, someone familiar shows up, he gave up and sent Gleb instead. He ignored Gleb's advice to just skip the day for rest.
Psychologist told Kisegach what they would need several individual sessions with Bykov. Unknowingly to Kisegach, this means what Bykov would just have some privacy to play with his new gamer friend. First one would be today.
Phil invited everyone involved in this story, so they may discuss the problem. To everyone's surprise, Katia still insists she's a journalist: she only pretends to be a prostitute to collect materials for her new article. Phil was literally her very first "order". She prepared to fight back if someone would try and force to to finish "the order", by bringing with herself shocker, pepper spray and switchblade. With Phil... well, she already said: she actually liked him. Money? She was forced to accept them -- or break her cover story. Polina almost believed at this point, but Timur is still sceptical. Phil then brought up that time when she received a call, and leaved: who it was? That was ''really'' her father, who needed her help. Polina at this point lost a thread of logic and gave up, but Timur ''still'' stubbornly refuses to believe. Katia realised she lost all her arguments, and said goodbye. And then, after she already left, Phil realised what Katia lost her documents, proving what yes, she's journalist. He rushed to catch up with Katia before she leaved. Fortunately, he managed to apologise afterwards.
Kupitman, in his attempts to please Lyuba, only nearly killed himself: combination of already bad health, viagra and sex caused heart attack. Fortunately, they managed to reach hospital in time. Since Bykov has no idea what caused Kupitman's condition (and neither is Lyuba), Gleb informed him about Kupitman asking him for viagra. And ''why'' he took it. Bykov couldn't resist to go to Lyuba and give her his best smug smile: yes, he now ''knows'' their secret!
In the middle of the night, Kisegach realised what Bykov isn't home, and called him. He lied about "therapy"... but forgot to turn off his phone afterwards, resulting in Kisegach hearing him playing. Oops...
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Turns out what Katia isn't even a prostitute; she is a journalist. She hides this because her profession has almost as bad reputation as actual prostitutes (and many actually consider them being ones), don't see much difference between the two), and only revealed reveals this now because she trusts Phil.
Phil. Phil tells Timur and Polina that he knows about Katia's profession -- which highly surprises them both, as they still believes that she's a hooker. They starts openly insulting Katia in front of Phil, with Polina outright calling her her a prostitute. Phil remembers his morning discussion with Katia, and accuses them of being prejudiced towards journalists. It's when they explains how they originally met her; Phil gets so shocked by sheer idiocy of the situation, it takes him some time to pronounce anything comprehensive in ''any'' of the two languages. Now, he wants nothing to do with either of them. It seems that now he would dump Katia, too, but suddenly Phil decides to call her, and learn wether she's actually a hooker or not, to close that topic once and for all. Phil invites everyone involved, to discuss the situation. To everyone's surprise, Katia still insists that she's a journalist, saying that she merely pretended to be a hooker to gather material for a new article; it was literally first time when she received any "order". She ''actually'' likes Phil, that's why she had sex with him, as for money, it was required to maintain her cover. Polina is almost ready to believe, but Timur presses further. Katia realises that she's out of arguments, and leaves. Only when she leaves, Phil notices that Katia forgot her documents, and sees that she's ''indeed'' a journalist. Fortunately, he manages to catch up with her, and apologise.
Kisegach is still angry after Bykov's last prank -- and for him always playing his games instead ofnoticing paying attention to her. Bykov says what that he would do "everything" to earn her forgiveness -- and she sent sends him to psychologist, which he considered takes as some unfunny joke on him. But Kisegach thinks that this is the only way chance to change Bykov for the better, and she ''would'' take it.
Both Sophia and Lyuba think what their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman feel extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy; he insists this's completely unrelated to alcohol, this time.
Phil tells Timur and Polina what he knows about Katia's profession -- and highly surprised them both, since they still think she's prostitute. They start openly insulting Katia in front of Phil, with Polina actually calling her prostitute. Phil remembered his morning discussion with Katia and accused them of being prejudiced to journalists.
it. On seance of psychotherapy, Kisegach talks about all the problems she has with Bykov not paying any attention to what's going on, and making little efforts to improve any problems, the situation, while Bykov... plays in his phone.
After Timurphone. When Kisegach briefly leaves, Bykov reveals that he recognises the psychologist as a fellow gamer, and Polina finally explained the whole plan, Phil was so shocked by sheer idiocy of situation, it took him some time to pronounce anything comprehensive on ''any'' of the two languages. Now, he wants nothing to do with either one of them. It seems what now he quickly becomes friends. When Kisegach returns, the psychologist tells her that they would dump Katia, too need several individual sessions with Bykov -- but suddenly Phil decided which, unknowingly to call her, so they may find out wether she's prostitute or not, is just an excuse to give Bykov some privacy to play with his new friend. The first such session is scheduled for today. In the middle of the night, Kisegach realises that Bykov is still not at home, and end close calls him; he lies about the "therapy"... but forgets to turn off his phone afterwards, resulting in Kisegach hearing him playing.
Both Sophia and Lyuba thinks that their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman both feels extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain thisquestion for good.
temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy; he insists that this's completely unrelated to alcohol, this time. Later, Kupitman, still looking not exactly good, that well, asks Lyuba wether they may skip this day's "night of love", on which she agrees, but Kupitman, agrees. But when heard her presuming what she asks him wether he's "tired", Kupitman suddenly insisted what insists that everything would happen anyway.
After Kisegach briefly leaved Bykov alone with their psychologist, Bykov revealed what he knows what this guy is fellow gamer, after which they quickly befriended each other.
anyway. To not let down Lyuba, Lyuba down, Kupitman needs viagra, but because literally every time he tries to buy it, someone familiar whom he knows shows up; he gives up, he gave up and sent sends Gleb instead. He ignored instead, ignoring Gleb's advice to just skip the day for rest.
Psychologist told Kisegach what they would need several individual sessions with Bykov. Unknowingly to Kisegach, this means what Bykov would just have some privacy to play with his new gamer friend. First one would be today.
Phil invited everyone involved in this story, so they may discussand rest. Unfortunately, the problem. To everyone's surprise, Katia still insists she's a journalist: she only pretends to be a prostitute to collect materials for her new article. Phil was literally her very first "order". She prepared to fight back if someone would try and force to to finish "the order", by bringing with herself shocker, pepper spray and switchblade. With Phil... well, she already said: she actually liked him. Money? She was forced to accept them -- or break her cover story. Polina almost believed at this point, but Timur is still sceptical. Phil then brought up that time when she received a call, and leaved: who it was? That was ''really'' her father, who needed her help. Polina at this point lost a thread of logic and gave up, but Timur ''still'' stubbornly refuses to believe. Katia realised she lost all her arguments, and said goodbye. And then, after she already left, Phil realised what Katia lost her documents, proving what yes, she's journalist. He rushed to catch up with Katia before she leaved. Fortunately, he managed to apologise afterwards.
Kupitman, in his attempts to please Lyuba, only nearly killed himself:combination of already bad health, viagra and sex caused causes Kupitman a heart attack. Fortunately, they managed attack, nearly killing him and forcing Lyuba to reach hospital in time. call for ambulance. Since Bykov has no idea what caused Kupitman's condition (and neither is Lyuba), Gleb informed him about reveals that it was caused by viagra -- and why Kupitman asking him for viagra. And ''why'' he took it. Bykov couldn't can't resist to go to Lyuba and give her his best smug smile: yes, he now ''knows'' their secret!
In the middle of the night, Kisegach realised what Bykov isn't home, and called him. He lied about "therapy"... but forgot to turn off his phone afterwards, resulting in Kisegach hearing him playing. Oops...secret!
Kisegach is still angry after Bykov's last prank -- and for him always playing his games instead of
Both Sophia and Lyuba think what their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman feel extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this temp. Kupitman takes it especially hard, looking clearly unhealthy; he insists this's completely unrelated to alcohol, this time.
Phil tells Timur and Polina what he knows about Katia's profession -- and highly surprised them both, since they still think she's prostitute. They start openly insulting Katia in front of Phil, with Polina actually calling her prostitute. Phil remembered his morning discussion with Katia and accused them of being prejudiced to journalists.
After Timur
Both Sophia and Lyuba thinks that their sexual life became much, much better recently; meanwhile, Gleb and Kupitman both feels extremely exhausted after attempts to maintain this
After Kisegach briefly leaved Bykov alone with their psychologist, Bykov revealed what he knows what this guy is fellow gamer, after which they quickly befriended each other.
Psychologist told Kisegach what they would need several individual sessions with Bykov. Unknowingly to Kisegach, this means what Bykov would just have some privacy to play with his new gamer friend. First one would be today.
Phil invited everyone involved in this story, so they may discuss
Kupitman, in his attempts to please Lyuba, only nearly killed himself:
In the middle of the night, Kisegach realised what Bykov isn't home, and called him. He lied about "therapy"... but forgot to turn off his phone afterwards, resulting in Kisegach hearing him playing. Oops...
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* BaitAndSwitch: Katia finally revealed her profession to Phil. She was ashamed of telling him the truth, because not everyone likes... journalists.
* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Just after angering Phil with revelation what they fooled him into dating prostitute, [[OpenMouthInsertFoot Polina]] tried to bring up his [[HasTwoDaddies parents]] like "weird, too". Phil just rudely interrupted her and told her to shut up.
* DirtyHarriet: Katia (the journalist) went undercover as prostitute, so she may learn more about Moscow prostitutes for her new article (they aren't exactly most talkative to outsiders).
* TheDogBitesBack: Kupitman not only ignored Gleb's (rather reasonable) advices, but also insulted him. Then he sent him to buy viagra, because he prefers people he meets on everyday basis to not witness him doing this. Gleb does that... and then, on question wether he needs something else, replied what "nope, Kupitman asked only for viagra".
* ForeignLanguageTirade: Like it always happens when he is shocked, Phil (after learning about whole "hire prostitute" plan) switched to English, angrily asking what the hell is wrong with Timur and Polina so they came up with this "plan". After he managed to [[TheUnintelligible even pronounce anything intelligible]], that is.
* InternalReveal: After Kupitman's viagra-induced heart attack, Bykov learned (from Gleb, who informed him about the reason for this heart attack) about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba. Since Bykov certainly has no hesitation to reveal this secret, there's no doubt what soon it would be know to literally everyone.
* IsThisThingStillOn: Bykov forgot to turn off his phone after Kisegach called him in the middle of the night (asking where he is), which resulted in her hearing sounds from his videogame and his comments about it, realising he fooled her into letting him to stay and play instead of going home.
* LastSecondWordSwap: Kupitman tries to buy viagra, but is too shy to do in presence of witnesses from their hospital, and all the time switches "viagra" to some other drugs (or vitamins) at the last moment. At one moment he gave up and just tried to send Gleb.
* MistakenForProstitute: Despite circumstances under which Timur hired Katia, she ''isn't'' a prostitute -- she's journalist ([[DirtyHarriet she pretended to be one, so she may collect material about actual prostitutes for her new article]]). She plays along with Timur and Polina thinking she's prostitute because the truth would likely only ''decrease'' their trust to her, and only revealed it to Phil. Then Timur and Polina revealed their plan to Phil, which forced Katia to prove her real profession -- with no one believing.
* SherlockScan: Psychologist's red eyes clearly show he sits in his office until late night. He has big monitor, gamer mouse and box from some strategy game about tanks, clearly showing ''what'' he does here when he has no patients. All of this suggests what he often stays here instead of going home, and large number of messages he received on his phone during their session suggests what his wife isn't exactly happy with this. All of this was entirely true.
* TherapyBackfire: After [[SherlockScan analysing several details in psychologist's office]], Bykov quickly realised what this guy is too similar to him to try to teach him a lesson, and not sound like hypocrite in process, and so, he may as well not even bother. Then it turns out what they both play the same game online, and even actually know each other under their respective nicknames, after which they joined sides against Kisegach.
* TooDumbToLive: Kupitman, despite being in ''very'' bad shape due to regular sex (too extreme task for his traumatised by alcohol organism) already, with painfully obvious dyspnea, decided to use viagra to have sex with Lyuba no matter what. This predictably resulted in near fatal heart attack.
* TheUnintelligible: Phil was so shocked by revelation what Polina and Timur hired prostitute for him, it took him several seconds to even manage to pronounce anything intelligible, initially only coming with rapid-fire "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tE7BRChzmHQ&frags=pl%2Cwn wha-what-what-wha]]...". Even then, whatever he said was mangled (with him jumping to different phrase mid-saying, all at rapid speed) to the point only last part was clear enough.
-->'''Polina''': ''"[[LampshadeHanging Cant you translate this, please]]?"''\\
'''Timur''': ''"Why? Everything is clear already, isn't it?"''
* WhatTheHellHero: Phil didn't react well to revelation what Katia was hired as prostitute (what she turns out to be ''not'' a prostitute, doesn't excuse them, since they learned this only from Phil himself), and angrily called them out on this -- after he, in his anger, [[TheUnintelligible managed to pronounce anything meaningful]].
* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Just after angering Phil with revelation what they fooled him into dating prostitute, [[OpenMouthInsertFoot Polina]] tried to bring up his [[HasTwoDaddies parents]] like "weird, too". Phil just rudely interrupted her and told her to shut up.
* DirtyHarriet: Katia (the journalist) went undercover as prostitute, so she may learn more about Moscow prostitutes for her new article (they aren't exactly most talkative to outsiders).
* TheDogBitesBack: Kupitman not only ignored Gleb's (rather reasonable) advices, but also insulted him. Then he sent him to buy viagra, because he prefers people he meets on everyday basis to not witness him doing this. Gleb does that... and then, on question wether he needs something else, replied what "nope, Kupitman asked only for viagra".
* ForeignLanguageTirade: Like it always happens when he is shocked, Phil (after learning about whole "hire prostitute" plan) switched to English, angrily asking what the hell is wrong with Timur and Polina so they came up with this "plan". After he managed to [[TheUnintelligible even pronounce anything intelligible]], that is.
* InternalReveal: After Kupitman's viagra-induced heart attack, Bykov learned (from Gleb, who informed him about the reason for this heart attack) about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba. Since Bykov certainly has no hesitation to reveal this secret, there's no doubt what soon it would be know to literally everyone.
* IsThisThingStillOn: Bykov forgot to turn off his phone after Kisegach called him in the middle of the night (asking where he is), which resulted in her hearing sounds from his videogame and his comments about it, realising he fooled her into letting him to stay and play instead of going home.
* LastSecondWordSwap: Kupitman tries to buy viagra, but is too shy to do in presence of witnesses from their hospital, and all the time switches "viagra" to some other drugs (or vitamins) at the last moment. At one moment he gave up and just tried to send Gleb.
* MistakenForProstitute: Despite circumstances under which Timur hired Katia, she ''isn't'' a prostitute -- she's journalist ([[DirtyHarriet she pretended to be one, so she may collect material about actual prostitutes for her new article]]). She plays along with Timur and Polina thinking she's prostitute because the truth would likely only ''decrease'' their trust to her, and only revealed it to Phil. Then Timur and Polina revealed their plan to Phil, which forced Katia to prove her real profession -- with no one believing.
* SherlockScan: Psychologist's red eyes clearly show he sits in his office until late night. He has big monitor, gamer mouse and box from some strategy game about tanks, clearly showing ''what'' he does here when he has no patients. All of this suggests what he often stays here instead of going home, and large number of messages he received on his phone during their session suggests what his wife isn't exactly happy with this. All of this was entirely true.
* TherapyBackfire: After [[SherlockScan analysing several details in psychologist's office]], Bykov quickly realised what this guy is too similar to him to try to teach him a lesson, and not sound like hypocrite in process, and so, he may as well not even bother. Then it turns out what they both play the same game online, and even actually know each other under their respective nicknames, after which they joined sides against Kisegach.
* TooDumbToLive: Kupitman, despite being in ''very'' bad shape due to regular sex (too extreme task for his traumatised by alcohol organism) already, with painfully obvious dyspnea, decided to use viagra to have sex with Lyuba no matter what. This predictably resulted in near fatal heart attack.
* TheUnintelligible: Phil was so shocked by revelation what Polina and Timur hired prostitute for him, it took him several seconds to even manage to pronounce anything intelligible, initially only coming with rapid-fire "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tE7BRChzmHQ&frags=pl%2Cwn wha-what-what-wha]]...". Even then, whatever he said was mangled (with him jumping to different phrase mid-saying, all at rapid speed) to the point only last part was clear enough.
-->'''Polina''': ''"[[LampshadeHanging Cant you translate this, please]]?"''\\
'''Timur''': ''"Why? Everything is clear already, isn't it?"''
* WhatTheHellHero: Phil didn't react well to revelation what Katia was hired as prostitute (what she turns out to be ''not'' a prostitute, doesn't excuse them, since they learned this only from Phil himself), and angrily called them out on this -- after he, in his anger, [[TheUnintelligible managed to pronounce anything meaningful]].
to:
* BaitAndSwitch: Katia finally revealed reveals her profession to Phil. She was ashamed of telling him the truth, because not everyone likes... journalists.
* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Just after angering Phil with revelationwhat she and Timur have they fooled him into dating a prostitute, [[OpenMouthInsertFoot Polina]] tried tries to bring up his [[HasTwoDaddies parents]] like as being "weird, too". Phil just rudely interrupted interrupts her and told tells her to shut up.
* DirtyHarriet: Katia(the (a journalist) went undercover as prostitute, a hooker, so she may learn more about Moscow prostitutes for her new article (they aren't exactly most very talkative to outsiders).
outsiders). When asked what was her plan in case someone actually tries to have sex with her, she reveals that she has a shocker, a pepper spray and a switchblade.
* TheDogBitesBack: Kupitman not onlyignored ignores Gleb's (rather reasonable) advices, but also insulted insults him. Then he sent sends him to buy viagra, because he prefers people he meets on everyday basis to not witness witnessing him doing this. Gleb does that... and then, on question wether he needs something else, replied what that "nope, Kupitman asked only for viagra".
* ForeignLanguageTirade: Like it always happens when he is shocked, Phil (after learning about the whole "hire a prostitute" plan)switched switches to English, angrily asking what the hell is wrong with Timur and Polina so they came up with this "plan". After he managed to [[TheUnintelligible even pronounce anything intelligible]], that is.
"plan".
* InternalReveal: After Kupitman's viagra-induced heart attack, Bykovlearned learns (from Gleb, who informed him about the reason for this heart attack) about Kupitman's relationship with Lyuba. Since Bykov certainly has no hesitation to reveal this secret, there's no doubt what that soon it would be know to literally everyone.
* IsThisThingStillOn:Bykov forgot to turn off his phone after When Kisegach called calls him in the middle of the night (asking where he is), Bykov forgets to turn off his phone afterwards, which resulted results in her hearing sounds from his videogame video game and his comments about it, realising that he fooled her into letting him to stay and play instead of going home.
* LastSecondWordSwap: Kupitman tries to buy viagra, but is too shy to do it in presence of the witnesses from their hospital, and all the time switches "viagra" to some other drugs (or vitamins) at the last moment. At one moment hegave gives up and just tried tries to send Gleb.
* MistakenForProstitute: Despite circumstances under which Timur hired Katia, she ''isn't'' a prostitute -- she's journalist ([[DirtyHarriet she pretended to be one, so she may collect material about actual prostitutes for her new article]]). She plays along with Timur and Polina thinking that she's a prostitute because the truth would likely only ''decrease'' their trust to her, and onlyrevealed reveals it to Phil. Then Timur and Polina revealed reveals their plan to Phil, which forced forces Katia to prove her real profession -- with no one believing.
* SherlockScan: Psychologist's red eyes clearlyshow shows that he sits in his office until late night. He has big monitor, gamer mouse and a box from some strategy game about tanks, clearly showing ''what'' he does he's doing here when he has no patients. All As Bykov states, all of this suggests what that he often stays here instead of going home, and large number of messages he received receives on his phone during their session suggests what that his wife isn't exactly happy with this. All of this was turns out to be entirely true.
* TherapyBackfire: After [[SherlockScan analysing several details in psychologist's office]], Bykov quicklyrealised what realises that this guy is too similar to him to try to teach him a lesson, and not sound lesson without sounding like a hypocrite in process, and so, he may as well not even bother. Then it turns out what that they both play plays the same game online, and even actually know each other under their respective nicknames, after which they joined joins sides against Kisegach.
* TooDumbToLive: Kupitman, despite being in ''very'' bad shape due to regular sex (too extreme task for his organism, traumatised byalcohol organism) already, years of alcoholism), with painfully obvious dyspnea, decided decides to use viagra to have sex with Lyuba no matter what. This predictably resulted results in near fatal heart attack.
* TheUnintelligible: Philwas gets so shocked by revelation what that Polina and Timur have hired a prostitute for him, it took takes him several seconds to even manage to pronounce anything intelligible, initially only coming with rapid-fire "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tE7BRChzmHQ&frags=pl%2Cwn wha-what-what-wha]]..."wha-wha-wha-wha...". Even then, whatever he said was says gets mangled (with him jumping to a different phrase mid-saying, all at rapid speed) speed), to the point that only last part was is clear enough.
enough -- and it's in English.
-->'''Polina''':''"[[LampshadeHanging Cant [[LampshadeHanging Can you translate this, please]]?"''\\
please]]?\\
'''Timur''':''"Why? Why? Everything is clear already, isn't it?"''
it?
* WhatTheHellHero: Phildidn't doesn't react well to revelation what that Katia was hired as a prostitute (what (that she turns out to be ''not'' a prostitute, doesn't excuse them, since they learned this only from Phil himself), and angrily called calls them out on this -- after he, in his anger, [[TheUnintelligible managed manages to pronounce anything meaningful]].
* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Just after angering Phil with revelation
* DirtyHarriet: Katia
* TheDogBitesBack: Kupitman not only
* ForeignLanguageTirade: Like it always happens when he is shocked, Phil (after learning about the whole "hire a prostitute" plan)
* InternalReveal: After Kupitman's viagra-induced heart attack, Bykov
* IsThisThingStillOn:
* LastSecondWordSwap: Kupitman tries to buy viagra, but is too shy to do it in presence of the witnesses from their hospital, and all the time switches "viagra" to some other drugs (or vitamins) at the last moment. At one moment he
* MistakenForProstitute: Despite circumstances under which Timur hired Katia, she ''isn't'' a prostitute -- she's journalist ([[DirtyHarriet she pretended to be one, so she may collect material about actual prostitutes for her new article]]). She plays along with Timur and Polina thinking that she's a prostitute because the truth would likely only ''decrease'' their trust to her, and only
* SherlockScan: Psychologist's red eyes clearly
* TherapyBackfire: After [[SherlockScan analysing several details in psychologist's office]], Bykov quickly
* TooDumbToLive: Kupitman, despite being in ''very'' bad shape due to regular sex (too extreme task for his organism, traumatised by
* TheUnintelligible: Phil
-->'''Polina''':
'''Timur''':
* WhatTheHellHero: Phil
