Tricks around electricity or Under the lamp is usually the darkest

It may not be obvious at first glance, but the energy sector is dramatic in its own way and there is no shortage of interesting stories. The autobiographical stories of the long-time PRE press spokesman are mostly humorous – as befits the nature and view of the world and life of their author.

It' s probably not appropriate to ask for Campari with an olive instead of the obligatory coffee during your first audience with the director, but this lady managed to " strike back" gracefully. Even sexual games under a high-voltage pole did not turn out to be the best idea, and for the company' s technical worker, they also had an unpleasant existential impact. Sometimes the stories about revealing the subtle tricks of some consumers seem unbelievable. After all, for example, they are willing to dig a tunnel under the road to fraudulently connect to an electrical line, and sometimes risk their lives to steal wires. We will also learn what it was really like with " viewer interactivity" in the popular TV series The Embarrassment of Chef Svatopluk, and we can look forward to many other interesting things.

The book is supplemented with illustrations of period educational posters on the topic of electricity.

4th book of the Little Things series