“I don’t understand at all why to expand Moscow to Kaluga. If there is nowhere to put people, shops and other objects and entities, then in Moscow there is a wild amount of empty space occupied by industrial zones. Nadys we were driving to Ostankino along the Korovinskoe highway. Warehouse fences and workshops stretched for about 3 kilometers some factories. It seems to me that the city should be densely populated. After all, it is then that a great variety of businesses arises. Because it is possible to satisfy the needs of millions of different people only with a very large diversification of services. It seems to me that Moscow can still become denser within itself for many years. So I hope that the crazy idea of sewing on an apron will somehow be shut down, like many other Medvedev ideas, such as badminton and the abolition of daylight saving time."