It may be the interview of the year. In 5 days it has over 106,000 views and continues to... The «Avgolemonos» who has thousands of fans on the internet, since his videos are a hit, became widely known for his epic reportage of Ferentinos at Kifissos Bus Station and the Hippodrome about gambling.
The interview!
In fact, it is not even an interview in the broad sense of the term. And how do you interview a man like Mr. Kostas, who in his life has learned to answer the questions and obstacles that life itself, and not people, puts in his way?;
The obstacles of the road and the...racetrack have built this personality and the confession, through the framed philosophy it has developed, takes you on a journey, moves you, captivates you and ultimately ends up making you feel that you have become a better person by watching it.
In a neighborhood café in Athens, the only city that (according to him) manages to seduce, delight and inspire him at the same time, he throws out his thoughts and with the Epicurean attitude to life that follows, his words sound like life lessons for the ordinary listener.
Ο Mr Kostas is a happy and rich man. In the course of his life, he has learned to give himself freely to his passions, not opportunistically, opportunistically and motivated by money, but to interpret life itself in all its manifestations. Like the central character of ‘Player’ in his book Dostoevsky one thing.
He speaks with adoration, respect and love for women, remembers his buddy Katerina Gogo that have been neighbourhoods and hopes to have kept him a place up there, he takes on the allegedly artists and with the fascists who want to make the Athens Paris and drive out the oppressed of this land, he refers to his mother as if she were some ancient Athenian goddess, he solos and philosophizes following the most basic value of life for himself. Love.
With the characteristic voice chainsaw which is his trademark, invisible from the publicity and the glittering lights he deserves, he tells the experiences of his life as if it were more about ancient parables rather than simple stories to tell and have to tell as he says.
And because many words are poverty and unlike the Ancient Greek philosophers his teachings are not written down on two sheets of paper, but we receive them directly from the source and his artificially scintillating mouth, it is worth devoting 40 minutes and travel mentally through this wonderful confession of Mr. ‘Avgolemonou’.
