YEREVAN. – It’s not an issue of demand; it’s an issue of self-worth. Revolution is not a change in Prime Minister; revolution is a change in the person’s self-worth. If the person’s self-worth hasn’t changed, my being there [in the post of the PM] has zero meaning.

The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, told the aforementioned to reporters during the nationwide Saturday volunteer labor day in the country.

Prior to the start of the groundbreaking ceremony for the new building of the Hamazgayin (Nationwide) Theatre in capital city Yerevan, Pashinyan collected the thrash in the area—and which primarily were cigarette butts.

“First [thing to do], is to smoke [but] not to throw [the cigarette butt out], not to dump,” he said. “When you come, say ‘It’s done, already,’ we will speak about the continuation. If we see thrash, let’s not pass by [it].”