Wladimir Kaminer has not only a good mother.
He has above all a clever mother.
Maybe his mother is even a pedagogical pioneer: instead of wasting her time raising toddlers, she just waited.
First the toddler years, because at that age children are too small and stupid to understand the wisdom of their elders anyway.
Followed by puberty, because at that time children reject everything that comes from the outside anyway.
Then the first attempts to walk as an adult.
But now that she has a seasoned man in front of her who can listen and understand her, she catches up and of course she knows everything and better.
But Kaminer doesn't hold back either, now that he's not too small and stupid to question the reasonableness of the sometimes very whimsical maternal advice.
You can expect an amusing evening with the best-of maternal parenting wisdom, stories about being a child forever and about Russia on the occasion of the 100 years of the Great October Revolution.
What this has to do with good advice again? We don't know either. Let's find out!
If you still haven't had enough of Kaminer, we'll make it easy for you:
Down the stairs, open the door and welcome to the Russian Disco.
While not at Kaffee Burger, it's also "throw the glasses against the wall"
