The name here is associated with an already forgotten ditty: “Tea by Vysotsky, sugar by Brodsky, Russia by Trotsky.” The young teacher in this story teaches a management course and talks about how Vysotsky’s tea empire was created in Tsarist Russia, about the successes of the sugar factory Brodsky, and why it was Weber who won in the confrontation between Karl Marx and Max Weber. It is also a story of rivalry between a teacher, who is a pronounced alpha male, and a first-year student. Its ending is obvious from the first minutes of the confrontation. This whole love story unfolds against the backdrop of fantastically interesting lectures about the fate of management and the problems of McDollization of various aspects of our lives.