no, i'm talking about something else. it's worse than a war zone. you asked how life is in russia and i told you that you can't walk down the street without adventures, which is relevant for me at the moment > be russian and want to walk around the city knocked down by scooter riders, approached by scammers of dubious origin. sometimes the outcome is fatal > be russian and stay home the government prohibits reading, listening, watching inconvenient. flash your router to bypass blocking, buy a vpn, rent a vpn, cover the walls like in a recording studio so you can't hear your neighbors, and so that they don't listen to you and don't turn you in to the police > be russian and want to go watch football the government does not allow you to go to the stadium without an approved document (fan id). if you live outside the moscow ring road, then there is not only no stadium, but also no teams and a field. everything is filled with giga-khrushevka and kebab stores between > be russian and want to see nature pay daily tribute to the government in tourist areas, buy an suv worth 120 salaries without spending on anything. up to 3 times a 2-week vacation in thailand is cheaper than near the neighboring lake > be russian and want to save up money all jobs outside of moscow are mostly 20-40 thousand rubles, or 200-400 dollars per month. prices for everything are more expensive and there is no guarantee on goods. > be russian and want to fuck a chick the most beautiful ones from the ads are booked by arabs and chinese from 12 years old. we only have leftovers and everyone has mental problems > be russian and want to just lie down and sleep the neighbors are screaming and the cheap plasterboard walls let in the sound. something is burning somewhere or there is an oil refinery spill. the smell gives you a headache, you can't close your eyes because of the negotiations behind the wall. you are not sleeping.
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