Ne bántsuk egymást: Ujabb tréfák

In a bustling 1920s Budapest café, a melancholy poet finds himself embroiled in an odd encounter with a sharply dressed stranger who introduces himself as John Devil. The stranger, a businessman with a mysterious air, offers the poet a lucrative contract to supply a strange liquid, promising swift payment and a taste of prosperity. Intrigued yet uneasy, the poet wrestles with the absurdity of the deal, his emotions swinging between desperation and curiosity as he prepares to fulfill the terms.

The story unfolds with vivid humor and a touch of the surreal, capturing the poet’s frantic attempts to meet the bizarre demands while navigating his own doubts. As he juggles creative longing and the lure of easy money, the narrative paints a lively portrait of early‑twentieth‑century urban life, where ordinary cafés become stages for extraordinary bargains. Listeners are drawn into a whimsical yet thought‑provoking tale that questions ambition, temptation, and the cost of a seemingly simple agreement.