The Janosz family proved to be common criminals, Stefan is the head of the secret police, Fala is considered one of the most dangerous, and Simon is a criminal like Alain Delon played, and it’s impossible to get rid of feelings for him.

Wiesława Piszczyk didn’t have such charm, and with the kidnapping of the child, she believed she was delivering justice. Andrzej Hermonowicz was attacked by a bear, Sławek Sztejter bet a liter that he would run a marathon, and Grzesiek Galasiński literally lost his face after drinking salicyl alcohol, autowidol, denatured alcohol, lustrol, azurol, turquoise, crystal, and liver drops, inhaled glue.

Until the day a random friend took him to a church service. Since then, Piotr R., the founder of the anarchist People's Liberation Front, has not touched alcohol. He committed many terrorist attacks in Poland during the 1990s, and now he would give his life for a jam-filled donut.

Jacek Hugo-Bader, who has been in a psychiatric ward for years, returns to Poland, revisiting topics, events, and places from twenty or thirty years ago. He meets the heroes of reports that appeared on the front pages of Gazeta Wyborcza. Thieves, thugs, villagers, and the prominent figure of modern Poland, from which it is so easy for a journalist to turn away, discovers that the continuation of his writings from years ago is better than the beginning of the current publication. Books.