Today Father Onufry consecrated the Bugatti Veyron,
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He had never seen such an awesome car in his life.
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He blessed the Maserati, he blessed the Porsche
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But only at the sight of Bugatti, I felt something in my soul.
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Multiplying the weight of the car by the number of horses
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And to this amount, adding the price of incense and candles,
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He asked for fifteen thousand dollars for the work,
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Having said that for a smaller amount it is impossible to consecrate this.
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In front of a wonderful sports car, he prayed for a day
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And I pasted ten of the most reliable icons on the glove compartment.
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Sitting in a white salon, Onufry sang a psalm,
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So that the evil spirits leave the clean salon.
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Actively waving the censer, he saved the lost car
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And for the brake pads read seven powerful prayers.
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For spoiler and power windows, parking sensors and crankshaft
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For two days on his knees, he punched the ground with his forehead.
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For the on-board computer and for the front axle
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For a week Father Onufry kept the strictest post.
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And so that the climate control works in the heat and in the cold,
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He personally asked God to exercise control.
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And then the car sped off, leaving only a column of dust,
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But exactly one minute later Bugatti crashed into a pole.
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Onufry prayed perfectly, but he did not take into account one thing:
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Prayers do not help if the driver is in the shit.
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Fortunately, the driver survived - only a couple of scratches on him,
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But Father Onufry was excommunicated from the church.
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They told him from above: "There is no your fault here,
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But we don’t need employees with such a reputation!”
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And Father Onufry realized that he had put on the cassock in a rush
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And now Father Onufry in "Interns" plays a doctor.
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He is fabulously popular, he is terribly in demand
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And soon, perhaps, he will buy a Bugatti Veyron. |