Comrades, commanders, allow me to speak. I ask you to pay attention, damn it, to the phones again. Of course, I haven’t nailed anyone to a tree in a long time, damn it, but make it clear to the personnel that it’s enough to call every day and, damn it, report where they’re moving, who’s moving, damn it. What’s all this whining, damn it? That’s it, tomorrow I’ll be killed, damn it, we’re being moved, damn it. And then people start going crazy, damn it, blowing up all the phones in the regiment, damn it, in the battalion, in the company, damn it. Please, I’m begging you, damn it, get this to the personnel.
Stop messing around, damn it. Stop messing around, damn it.
There’s a connection, I’ve made contact. No connection, then there’s no connection, wait. As soon as I can, I’ll call, damn it. There’s a connection, I’ve made contact. There’s no connection, so there’s no connection, just wait. I’ll call when I can, damn it.
Stop calling home every day, damn it, and telling me, damn it, where you’re going, how, with whom, why, damn it. This is getting, damn it, ridiculous, damn it. I’m drawing everyone’s attention to this, damn it.
I’ll get to the, damn it, practice from two years ago, damn it. I’ll collect all the phones and nail them, damn it, there probably won’t be enough trees, damn it.
There’s a connection, I’ve made contact. No, then there’s no, wait. As soon as I can, I’ll call, damn it. There’s a connection, I’ve made contact. No, then there’s no, wait. As soon as I can, I’ll call, damn it.
There’s a connection, I’ve made contact. No, then there’s no, wait. As soon as I can, I’ll call, damn it. There’s a connection, I’m in touch. If not, then no, wait. As soon as I have it, I’ll call, damn it. That’s it, I’ve reported.
