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Descripcin: Max: Hello dear friends! Julia: Good afternoon, everyone!
Max: Today we have another dialogue. And in this dialogue we will discuss the most
beautiful, the most sublime, the most relevant and sentimental topic of
Yulia: corruption. Max: Corruption. Friends,
if you like to solve problems with money, yes, just give money and solve the problem,
then you will really like this theme, right? Julia: I think so.
Max: And of course we'll be talking about America ... which country?
Yulia: In which country are we now? Russia!
Max: Ah! About Russia, yes! We will talk about corruption in Russia. So. Julia,
please tell me what you think in general. If we take five points, yes, on a scale of 5 points,
how would you rate corruption in Russia? That is, five is terrible, one is great.
Yulia: I think that 4. Maybe in some areas 3 with a plus, somewhere four with a plus,
but overall a high mark. Max: High rating, huh? Come on
like this. Why do we think so? Have you met ... well, have you ever faced corruption in your life?
Yulia: I have come across corruption in my life. For example, the first time I remembered that
I faced corruption, it was my first job. I worked in the admissions office
at the university. Max: That is, you graduated from the
university, or rather, or ... Yulia: I was in my second year.
Max: Okay, you studied, you started working, it was your first job,
you came to work and there is corruption! Julia: I was 17 years old.
Max: 17 years old! That is, your innocent childish consciousness immediately collided
with harsh reality? Yulia: Let's say it was, yes.
Max: How was it? Yulia: I was a secretary at the
selection committee . That is, I accepted documents from the guys who were going to enter our
university. Well, of course, in addition to the secretary, there was also the chairman of the selection committee,
the deputy chairman there. And at first I was surprised that they dissuade so many good
guys with good grades from trying to enter the budget. That is, study is free.
Max: Wait, do I understand correctly that ... So this commission is sitting here,
yes, at the university. And smart good guys come, they want to enter, and they are told: "No,
guys, don't. You don't need to try, you don't need to try to enter."
Yulia: Yes, it was possible to enter a free department, study for free, as I studied,
but it was possible for a paid one, for money. And a graduate comes with a good diploma (certificate) and
says: "I want to try to enter the free department." I say: "Of course,
let's write an application, exams then and then." The chairman of the selection committee comes,
looks at her certificate and says: "Oh! Well, where do you go? Well, where do you go with such grades? Let's better
go to the commercial one, well, you won't do!" And it shocked me, because ... Well,
you can try. If you don’t do, you can then go for business. But it turned out
that many free places have already been paid for by other people. Who got high marks
on the exam, although they didn't deserve it. Max: So it turns out that you ... that
the university has several free places and several paid places. Of course, there
are fewer free places, more paid places. And people want to go to university for free,
but free places are already occupied by people who paid, right?
Julia: Yes. That is, well, I studied for free. It was possible. But all the same, apparently,
some of the places left, which is called "their". Max: I see. I mean ... good. A good
example. Tell me more. I know
that you are currently studying at a driving school? Julia: Oh, yes! I am trying to finish driving school.
Max: Yes. You recently told me an interesting story related to corruption. Can you
tell us very briefly what is there? What's the point? Yulia: The bottom line is that in a driving school you first have
to pass an internal exam in order to get documents and then pass the exam at the traffic police.
Max: So, first you take the exam at the driving school,
then you take the exam at the traffic police? Julia: Yes. To get right. Yes. Well, I was
faced with the fact that the driving school wants to make money on people
who do not pass the exam at the driving school on the first try. If you fail the exam, then every
next attempt costs money. Or you can pay more money and not take any exam at all.
Max: Got it. That is, if I want to take an exam at a driving school, then if I did not pass ...
And how many people, you recently passed the exam, how many people were in the exam?
Julia: There were seventeen people. Max: 17 people took an exam
at a driving school. How many people, how many people have passed this exam?
Yulia: Two people, two people passed the exam. That is, the driving school did not teach people how to drive.
Max: That is, either the driving school teaches people very badly, it wants to, but it simply cannot, it
does not succeed in teaching people well. Or ... Yulia: she creates such conditions that you do not
pass. You are given a new car that you have never driven, a new site where you have not trained
before . And, accordingly, if you are a beginner, it is very difficult for you to immediately start
doing all these maneuvers that need to be done on a new car
. Max: Got it. That is, they put you in such a situation that you can walk and honestly pass the exam at a driving school yourself
, but ... Yulia: you will pay money. Max: You will pay money
every time. And if you pay more once, it will most likely be cheaper,
right? That is, the whole system works like that. Yulia: Unfortunately, apparently so.
Max: Good. What about the traffic police exam? That is, in a driving school, for example, you
paid. You passed the exam, got the documents and now you are going to take the exam at the traffic police to
get a license, right? To get right. Yulia: Well, I have not yet passed the exam at the traffic police,
so I cannot say that "Oh, there is corruption, money is required there"
Max: I passed, I can say! Yulia: I have heard many stories that,
indeed, sometimes, not everywhere, but sometimes they really tell you:
"you are paying money now or you definitely do not pass the exam." After all, even if you drive well, it is
very easy to make sure that you do not pass the exam. Max: Yes, you go with an instructor, with a
traffic police inspector in a car and ... well, you're a beginner. You are not a professional driver yet, yes. You are still
easy to fail, yes, that is, it is easy to make sure that you do not pass the exam. And in my
driving school ... I admit that my driving school was just wonderful! Because there you could actually
pass it yourself, yes, mind you, what the wording. In this driving school and in this inspection, it was possible to pass on your
own. It was possible to pass on the right honestly. But in many places, I've heard, it is simply impossible.
That is, well, a chance, I don't know, five percent that you can give yourself. And you will walk,
walk, walk to the exam 10 times. Yulia: Yes, I also heard such stories.
Max: Okay, Yul, and finally. What do you think, 10 or 20 years ago and now the
situation with corruption in Russia is somehow changing? Yulia: It seems to me that it is changing for the better.
That is, corruption is getting less. There are probably moments when you are faced with
this corruption and then you say: "Oh, corruption is very strong in Russia!" But, for example, with regard to
fines. Previously, if you violated something, the inspector stopped you, yes, the traffic police.
Now you will be officially issued a fine and you will pay it, and most likely you will receive a fine
automatically if the camera catches you. But 15 years ago, an inspector stopped you and often
people gave you a passport and money was immediately there. Max: That is, you give your passport,
you give the documents, the inspector opens, then your documents, takes the money: "
Have a nice trip ! All the best!" Yulia: Now this is less, well, because
they began to follow this. Max: Yes, now this is less,
and I would like to say another thing that I think that this digitalization helps in this.
Digitalization. That now you receive many services online. You receive through various
Digitalization. That now you receive many services online. You receive through various
information systems. Yes, that's why you have fewer opportunities to contact some kind of
government officials at a low level. Julia: Yes. And there was also control,
that is, these are cameras, sound recording, even when you pass on the right, the camera hangs in the car. That is, I
do not know at what moment they may say to you: "Pay money". That is, in any case,
automation really helps to fight corruption. Max: Corruption, yes. That's it, friends. This
is the situation. Thank you for being with us. See you in the next dialogue.
Julia: Bye-bye-bye! Max: Bye!
Ttulo: Intermediate Russian Dialogue \ Conversation - Corruption in Russia (with subtitles)
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