Book: I want to kharcho

- Anything else? - asked the waiter.
"Enough," I said nervously. - I already asked you a lot of trouble.
"Okay," he said decisively. It will bring you in five minutes.
He triumphantly looked me in the eye. That look he gave me to understand that doing something warneveryone. People are waiting here for years, said his eyes. Sleeping on the chairs. Languishing from hunger and thirst. In the waiting period before lunch people have time to fall in love, get married, they have babies. Children grow up and menu teach the alphabet. Then they will order lunch, waiting, and everything is repeated again...