Ambrazevičius Provocation: If the events don’t come back until September, I’ll go to the Seimas

P. Ambrazevičius, who visited the program “Are you serious?”, Reviewed the most important news of the week. Speaking about Kaunas ‘previous birthday, which raised questions about some of the continuing caranatina, P. Ambrazevičius stated that he saw nothing wrong and added that there were no fewer people in Vilnius’ old town and without the birthday.

“Let people rejoice. Still, the Euroleague season no longer exists, there won’t be many fun things to enjoy in Kaunas, let’s celebrate birthdays,” said P. Ambrazevičius.

During the show, P. Ambrazevičius also spoke about the benefits that are planned to be paid during and after quarantine. The humorist himself mentioned that he received a benefit and, himself, less than expected.

Those who worked individually were entitled to a state benefit exceeding two hundred and a half euros, but P. Ambrazevičius could not receive it because he not only worked individually, but was also employed, although only part of the position and the salary “in his hands” amounts only twelve euros.

“This is the administrative position of the director of a public institution that manages the affairs of our Humor Club,” Ambrazevičius said and joked. “Better than nothing, I still get those twelve euros a month.”

By the way, P. Ambrazevičius evaluated all the benefits positively, although he added that the thoughts about his reimbursement were in doubt. “Well, those benefits, I wonder how and when we will get them back,” said the guest.

The show included short government-organized thanksgiving concerts and medals for doctors, outlined by Minister Aurelijus Veryga himself.

“Chocolate is better, at least something of nutritional value,” said the show’s guest.

The show also discussed the upcoming Seimas elections, some of which have already announced that they will try to obtain Seimas’s mandate. And Fr. Ambrazevičius himself is not considering taking advantage of the opportunity? “If the events don’t come back until September, I will go to the Seimas,” P. Ambrazevičius joked, but added that he had already decided not to change his life.

He added that notoriety is a broad path to the Seimas, so he said there would be no doubt that there would be those who wanted to try it. By the way, when reviewing the lists of candidates recently published, he came across a single last name: Giedrius Drukteitis. According to P. Ambrazevičius, he has doubts about the party chosen by G. Drukteinis, if it really reflects his own opinion.

Another news item for the week discussed on the show was a fine imposed on Šalnininkai by a road cock. The man, who did not fall into the hands of officials for the first time, received an unusual punishment: he lost his driver’s license for ten years.

“Fantasy. I am 34 years old and I still do not have a driver’s license, now I can tell people that it took sixteen years,” laughed Ambrazevičius. “I have not heard that such punishment exists, but if it is so and those people receive it, I think everything is fine. What should those things have been like that man had to rush so hard for?

The program also discussed the newly opened bar in Vilnius Old Town, to which Egidijus Dragūnas also contributed. According to the humorist, this is not news for weeks. “I think Dragūnas can have some dishes or what he puts on the table, which can be eaten for dinner, but I don’t know if it can be done in restaurants,” thought the guest of the program. “But you can see, a person has a business sense, because now the restaurant business is the best overall.”

The entire conversation, which included famous restaurants and a rocket about to go into space, and more, can be found on the show’s recording and on DELFI TV airing on Fridays at 6 p.m.