By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The style is formal and polite, addressing the server respectfully (using phrases like "Dear Waitress" or "Thank you!"), while simultaneously posing sharp and provocative rhetorical questions. A logical and comparative appeal is employed, highlighting the clear contradiction with Estonian democratic values.

The style is combative, critical, and urgent, highlighting the cynicism and paradoxical nature of the situation. The speaker leans heavily on logical arguments, facts, and statistical comparisons to expose the market's unfairness. Emotional terms are also employed, such as "superprofits" and "the domain of speculators," to underscore the exploitation of consumers.

The rhetorical style is sharp, critical, and directly confrontational, aimed at holding ministers accountable. The speaker uses the ministers' own contradictory and scandalous quotes as the main argument to highlight the government's discord and incompetence. The tone is formal ("Dear Minister"), but the content is aggressive and demands clarification.