Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

It’s easier to buy a set in the store; it’s better, and you don’t have to wait, and it won’t be used.

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infinity multiplied by infinity.

Infinity.

infinity divided by infinity

L'Hôpital's rule.

find the derivative of x to the power of infinity

Infinity when x>1.

Well, you get the gist!

Yes.

Beard!

Imaris, why aren't you playing? (((
I even added you to the game on the first day, lol.

Make up your mind! Either me or him.

Let's fight.

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What kind of mafia is that? Revanov's? I don't want to join it.

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Group leader. A true American, a staunch perfectionist, and an excellent speaker. He believes that past mistakes can be corrected by rebuilding society, establishing order, and creating laws.

Does he happen to have a McDonald's bag nearby?

Revanovskaya? I don't want to go there.

Is this the reason?

No, I just called it the "Revan" one because the original name is longer and more complicated.

But what caused the reluctance?

The same as in 99% of cases – the theme doesn't appeal to them.

In psychomafia, the theme doesn't matter at all.

The theme is important to me everywhere.

And what significance does it have?

That's exactly what I mean – I want to play games based on one theme, but not another. You like listening to electronic soundtracks for anime, but you don't like death metal, and I like playing mafia-style games set in fantasy worlds (this is just an example), but I don't like games set in sci-fi or, even more so, in real life (the "Hosovskaya psychomafia" game I played recently is an exception, because I really liked the description in four sentences and the simple, stupid setting that's about nothing, almost classic. There's no theme there at all).

Does he happen to have a McDonald's bag handy?

You can't have a real American without McDonald's!