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It is a special brand, I will carry it, says the man who controls the laying of the asphalt in “Hemus”.
Borisov gives his jacket to Janislav after the builder says he liked it.
Yanislav Velikov, 40, from the city of Suvorovo, will surely remember this on March 3. On the national holiday, he changed his work clothes into a prime minister’s jacket and thus within a few hours he became known throughout the country as “the builder in Borisov’s jacket.”
After 18 years in construction, Janislav touched the prime minister’s clothes and quickly became a media star. Traditionally, Boyko Borissov inspected various sites across the country and on March 3 surprised workers on one of the newly constructed sections of the “Hemus” road between the “Boaza” road junction and the Pleven junction with his appearance. – Lovech. The builder is the state company “Autopistas”.
Borisov asked how work was going and
Janislav himself
scared first
answer
the prime minister’s question
and he received gifts – whatever the prime minister had on his back and in his pockets – a jacket, a pen, a lighter and, of course, souvenirs.
Yani’s explanation for the incident with the prime minister is that they were both talkative and popular people. The builder claims that it was not known in advance about the prime minister’s visit, Borisov’s jeep unexpectedly stopped while the brigade was on a lunch break.
“The man stopped, greeted us, greeted everyone, asked how work was and if we receive regular salaries, I think he was satisfied.” Janislav says. He was the first to answer that everything on the site works and that is why he has a lot of equipment, and Borisov immediately calls him and jokes that they liked the hairstyles.
“I’m almost mad at you, I just have to change my suit.” Janislav responded, not suspecting that at the end of the prime minister’s visit he would be wearing Borisov’s jacket.
“Yani, yesterday one of the” Struma “like you, when he caught me, he said: Fix all the villages. And in the Velingrad region, only mine was not solved: St. Petka. So tomorrow I told the mayor that come, 400 thousand for roads … If you have something, say it “, Borisov jokingly invites him, and Yani quickly enters the tone.
“I have if”he replies, but Borisov no longer listens to him, because he starts another conversation with the builders gathered around him.
“I liked the suit, I keep one too.”, continues minutes after Yani.
“I have another (jacket – bel.red.)? I just take it off and give it to you. “, Borisov responds. “If you have … go”, Janislav invites him and the prime minister even fixes his neck.
“If there is one here
euro-euro,
take them “,
Janislav mixes in his pockets. “Halal to be you, just take the mask”, Borisov responds. “Ah, this Yani, it was” An unknown voice is heard behind the camera, apparently from one of his colleagues.
Borissov himself, as always, streamed the event live on his Facebook account, but this time the video garnered three times the usual number of likes: more than 77,000 views, 3,000 likes and hundreds of comments. In his post, Borissov wrote that the road work is well advanced, which is due to the builders, as they worked on difficult terrain even on vacation.
“I am grateful for his work. And after today’s visit to the road under construction, I have one less jacket. Janislav liked it and I gave it to him. This is the least the workers deserve,” Borisov wrote on Facebook.
Until this unexpected meeting, Yanislav had seen the prime minister only on television, although the builder is also a city councilor from the prime minister’s party in Suvorovo.
“Now I will wear my jacket with pride, it is a special brand, but I will not say what it is, it is between me and him”, Janislav says. He’s been on a business trip to this lot from the road for a year, and he says
work has one
disadvantage –
builders
they are far from
your families
Janislav himself is married, but his family lives in the town of Suvorovo, near Varna, which is a few hundred kilometers from where he works on the road. During the crisis, construction works slowed down, but have not yet stopped. However, according to Yani, the crisis is already under control. He himself has no intention of quitting his job, because construction is what he likes to do.
He graduated from a technical school with a degree in Internal Combustion Engines. For several months he has been responsible for Mechanization and Motor Transport in the company where he works and is responsible for the machinery brigade. He started working in the sector in 2003 as an asphalt machinist. Then he gradually mastered the work with other machines, as well as the techniques to introduce an additional quantity of cement at the base of the roads according to a new standard. Janislav explains that this technology makes roads much more resistant.
He says he easily wins people’s trust because he’s contactable and talkative, so perhaps he won the sympathy of the Prime Minister.
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