Upír z partaje – Pilipiuk Andrzej (2024)

Communism is giving way to bloodthirsty capitalism, but that doesn't mean everything is suddenly great. It was such a good plan, what could go wrong?! Profits were supposed to come from inflated standards for vacations in Bulgaria. There was supposed to be exploitation and the working class being driven by a whip in the hand of a well-fed bourgeois with a cigar in his teeth. It was supposed to be so nice. It was, but then it... Vampires are experiencing a lot of trauma: first, their employer sends them on vacation. As is known, the worst thing about recreation is that there's nothing to do. And without work, a person becomes dull. A vampire does too, because even vampires are people, just a bit more dead. Subsequently, the wire factory goes bankrupt, despite a brilliant rescue plan that was supposed to bring the struggling business into bloodthirsty capitalism with a decisive and victorious step. And again – the worst thing about not having a job is that there's nothing to do. Perhaps because of these bad experiences, both vampires are not as patient with former StB agents as they used to be. The new reality is somehow... surprisingly similar to the old one. Well, capitalism has visibly arrived, but they forgot to bring the capitalists.