Lunch at the cook's house

Conversations take place between the teacher and the cook about war, life, and their personal lives, and questions about the first war, where was it, and why? The first human being to receive a bullet, what was his feeling at the time, and if humans were able to live on other planets, how much time would they need to start their wars there, on every planet they inhabit, and how can we obtain the true history of humans, and about differences, and what if all humans were similar in every way? Something, and how boring the world can be at that time, and how the difference between us is a way to have fun, and what does someone need during war so that he does not forget his true humanity, and does not forget that... Others are human beings, and whoever makes the world restrictive to two human beings, empties them of everything, and leaves nothing for them but to kill each other, and that war, any war, did not make the earth more gentle or beautiful, and did not add to it a river, sea, tree, or chair in a café. .