Anton Pasternák

So with one colleague, with whom I also worked in Tôňa, she also ended school in Liberec, we went to the local company and we worked there. For a short time, because work clothes were made there, and then no one wanted work clothes anymore, there were about a hundred sewing machines, it was a huge, large sewing workshop. Then two guys came, I think from Horné Saliby or from where, they already had the private sector and that they would rent the sewing workshop and we started making these "texasky", jeans, children's jeans. Interestingly - then they got some Americans, Orthodox Jews, came to that sewing workshop and we started sewing "texasky" for them as well, but short, for women, well, I don't know how many thousands we sewed. It took about a year, and in a year they came, at Christmas night with a truck, and they, these two guys, took all - and that was the end of the sewing workshop. Such was the time. They packed everything, I didn't know how many thousand meters of that jeans material. They owned it all, but without notice, without anything, you know, that way - they loaded and moved the nights.