I stayed in Chernobyl from October 20, 1986 to January 20, 1987. So, I spent there 86 days. I worked in the bath-and-laundry unit. I worked for about 14-16 hours every day - from 4 am to 8 pm. Yes, it amounted to about 16 hours. First I worked as a heater – I heated boilers in the canteen. A lot depended on me, of course. If I don’t heat what must be heated, the whole squad will be left without dinner. Then I worked in the bath-and-laundry unit where I did the laundry. And since nobody could go home without visiting the reactor, I had to spend some time – a certain number of hours - on such missions. So, while I was working in the laundry after leaving the canteen, I went from time to time to work at the reactor. Imagine, you work for 12 hours in the laundry, then you have some free time, you take a nap, and then you go to the reactor. You serve out your hours at the reactor and come back. We did all sorts of manual work at the reactor. It could be digging, loading, carrying something. All kinds of jobs - various, very diverse.