In his recently released book "Baltas apykakles prasegus," former politician E. Masiulis discusses his experiences in the transport sector, including an intriguing interaction with Lithuania's President Gitanas Nausėda. Though the specific date of their conversation is not detailed, it is known that Masiulis served as the Minister of Transport from 2008 to 2012. The conversation began with discussions of state affairs before turning personal, with Nausėda mentioning the struggles faced by his nephew, who was having trouble finding work despite being capable. Masiulis recounts how Nausėda reached out for assistance regarding possible job openings in the transport sector for his nephew. This anecdote sheds light on the personal connections and networks that can influence employment opportunities within government sectors. Although Masiulis ultimately did not disclose whether his inquiries led to a job placement, the revelation demonstrates how personal relationships often intersect with professional realms in political contexts. This narrative may spark discussions about nepotism and the influence of familial connections in employment, especially within public service sectors. Such stories can raise questions about transparency and the ethics of political figures leveraging their positions for the benefit of family members. The fact that Masiulis chose to include this detail in his book speaks to the complexities of political life in Lithuania and the intertwined nature of personal and professional interactions in its political landscape.