told the former worker.
The case was in the 1970s, brought to the USSR a company of youth from African countries, shorter than those, where, according to the knowledge of Soviet people for breakfast, butters with humanity eat and all kinds of tumba-yumba.
They were settled in a camp (pioneer) and in order to enlighten them and their "headquarters" by the Soviet system, somewhere they wrote out a batch of televisions, and put them in general chambers.
The black guys showed a vivid interest in them, ticking their fingers into the screen, and were especially interested in the mechanism of switching programs.
Then it turned out that they saw black and white TVs for the first time in their lives.