I am from Brazil and live in a big metropolitan area in a middle to upper middle class neighborhood. Even the most expensive supermarkets here, that cater for high income clientele don't have half the variety of products I saw in this video. The tomatoes look gorgeous, the plums, peaches, beautiful. This dairy section looks wonderful, and so so many beers. Yeah, I think I could live in Russia. На здоровье! От бразильских друзей.

@alexmorozov5334

Жыл бұрын

The funniest thing that there are other huge supermarkets like Auchan (Ашан), Магнит, Spar, Ярче!, Перекрёсток, Пятёрочка, and much more lesser ones. Each and every one of them have slightly different variety of products. Like, 80% are common products and 20% are exclusive. And exclusive ones are not only the cheapest, but also products of higher quality, which are produced in small quantities. Most of them are costy, but the taste usually worth it! So, if you are gourmand, you would visit like 5 to 20 different shops to find each and every ingredient of your taste. It sometime becomes troublesome, when you can't find something in nearest shop and have to go to the next one. Which is usually 300-1000 meters away from you. Oh, and don't forget to meet your babushka (grandma or simply old lady) in local bazar, they have the most tasty raw vegetables and fruts! And berries! No one beats them! No one would even dare! Anyway, I wish you to have the only problem with food - to select the ones of your taste. De nada! Dos Amigos Russos!

The dairy section of that supermarket is Unprecedented ,Thanks for sharing the shopping experience in your Land

@lephilosopheinconnu3952

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

@maxvikstrom9350

Жыл бұрын

And most is russian products!!

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

@@maxvikstrom9350 some from Belorussia

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

@@Pato_7 ну да, но страны пока разные

Lots of variety available and lots of stock. glad to see :)

Western Siberia, the city of Tyumen. All the same, but our local brands have been added (especially dairy and meat products).

@nammbawan

Жыл бұрын

В Питере тоже есть локальные производители. Допустим Пискарёвское молоко и сметана намного круче простоквашино etc...

@Siberian_Bear72

Жыл бұрын

@@nammbawan , а мне вспомнились питерские сливки марки "Петмол", в которых ложка стояла колом :-)

@user-ne9rx8xi9y

Жыл бұрын

@@Siberian_Bear72 а после ложки "Петмола" кол стоял колом😂

There is probably more products than before unprecedented sanctions 😆

@nygardenguru

Жыл бұрын

It's harvest time now

Thanks Sergei. Emotion when seeing Argentine wines. And I can't travel. He is highly appreciated

Better stocked than most US stores and much cheaper prices. Also, a lot cleaner.

If Sergey was showing something negative and bad about Russia he would get tons of views and subs but since he is actually showing something good despite being the most sanctioned Country people dont watch it just as much. Keep it coming Sergey I personally enjoy your videos 😊👍

@zurvanlol3869

Жыл бұрын

exactly. i hate those sellout youtuber with fake news for $$$

@razakkalik9072

Жыл бұрын

I agreed with you fully... I have watched those Russia KZreadrs that played to the Western gallery

@serious_nigga

Жыл бұрын

That's why I unsubscribed from roman (NFRKZ). I don't know, he seems to enjoy massaging the brain of the west.

@massagetoheal6715

Жыл бұрын

@@serious_nigga same here I unsubscribed after noticing a pattern on his videos

@DanaDikaiosyne

Жыл бұрын

iEarlGrey channel is also good.

Notice, it's priced per Kilogram. In the USA is priced per Pound. 2.2 Pound = 1 Kg. So the price he says in KG, you divide it by 2.2 to get the price in the USA. If he said it's 80 cents per kilogram = 36 cents per pound. When you compare the price with what you can buy in the USA, the price in the USA is ways higher. Avg earning per year for Russia is $25,000 vs that of the US $47,000 It looks like it's a higher standard of living in Russia.

Thank you, Sergej! When everything started, we were worried we would need to find a way to ship things to my family in Russia. They've been telling us exactly what you've been showing - at first some items disappeared, but local brands or brands from OTHER countries quickly filled in the gaps. Glad to see the stores so amazingly full (growing up in Soviet days, I can't even imagine having seen such VAST, AMAZING bounty in the Gastronoms LOL! I probably would've fainted LOL). If anything - we're having major issues here with the supply chain, so your shelves are better stocked than most stores around here in the USA (and our prices are going up weekly, the "8.3% inflation" our government says is all there is doesn't exist in reality - more like 10% a WEEK). The way the shortages are, and the way our government blatantly lies to us, I'm feeling like I'm back home in 1960s/70s USSR LOL Stay safe and be well, Serjozhek.

Nice to see that the sanctions are having an effect(NOT)! Thanks for making this video.

I was at the grocery store today. Leamington, Canada. They were out of all kinds of things. Couldn't get chicken soup. They only had 3 or 4 bags of basmati rice. Spaghetti sauce rack was heavily depleted. They had two brands of canned corn, about 30 cans total. Empty shelf space everywhere. I'm in bigger trouble than they are from the look of it.

@lilipop6990

Жыл бұрын

🙀🌐да ужжж

Hello Sergey. Hope you are doing well. Peace.

this must be the biggest hypermarket i have ever seen. please send this to western media with the headline "from russia with love" LOL

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

it is normal for Russia, bit we have smaller stores too

@blocksarefun1

Жыл бұрын

stop trying to show moscow and st.petersburg as all of russia. most cities are very poor and worn, the elite steal all the money from the majority of russians

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

@@blocksarefun1 Sergey attended 70 cyties :)

I am happy to see you have food and well stocked🙏✝️

This place is so huge. It's so huge half of Americans would collapse getting the milk to the checkout.

@chrisrohr7626

Жыл бұрын

🤣🌍🤣🤣🤣🤣🌍

Great to see all the fresh fruit and vegetables available to our Russian friends!.

@user-eh1so9gl6i

Жыл бұрын

I wish all the best to all good people in the world!❤️🇷🇺

You can immediately tell that American mayo is better than Russian. The American one sits on the shelf and has two years expiration date. Russian one, made with real eggs, must stay in the fridge because it gets spoiled after few days like real food does... ok , hold on .... I am confused ... which one is the better again?! LOL

@plamendimitrov9097

Жыл бұрын

@Reptilian Network News I was being sarcastic. You know how everything American is better than anything Russian? I was shocked the first time a saw mayo and salami on the shelf! I think Russians are perfectly fine that they are not the best in everything and anything. I wish I could say the same for Americans. The world could have been a better place.

@gibau1000

Жыл бұрын

I'm shocked. I thought you had to stay on a long line to buy millk and then go to another long line to buy meat. and most of the times, by the time you got to the front of the line, there wouldn't be any products left for sale. thanks for telling us what it really is like.

@plamendimitrov9097

Жыл бұрын

@@tstieber lol , I have that same two-year shelf life mayo in my fridge too ...

@gibau1000

Жыл бұрын

@@tstieber misconcepts and lies about Russia are still being told. It's very rare to hear anything good about Russia. Even basic facts about History are being 'modified' . Russia is demonized 24/7 around here and after a while it's easy to beleive every nonsense.

@TexLexx

Жыл бұрын

@@tstieber Maybe he watches CNN

Good to see it. Great selection and simply all you need, good Happy to see it

Great to catch another video from you !! I've been so busy with my 23 huge snakes and doing tons of yard work I've not been online much over the past few months !!!

Thank you for showing the truth... Unlike other Russia KZreadrs that tend to put down your beautiful and well govern country 👍👍👍👍🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

This store looks like Costco on steroids! Fantastic selection of items and plenty on the shelves!

I love the wine selection

Amazing!

Well I can tell you now you guys are eating better than most of us in the UK, the variety and quality of food is the worse I can remember in my lifetime in the UK and the prices are going through the roof. You have a massive selection of reasonably priced products that all look great quality wise.

@maxvikstrom9350

Жыл бұрын

Why u surprised?

@greatestytcommentator

Жыл бұрын

@@maxvikstrom9350 He isn't... we are just irritated.. All the Big supermarkets are Price Matching Aldi (used to be a Low Price German Import Supermarket) So they are putting up prices Weekly.

@markosimunic5132

Жыл бұрын

So you can live in Russia and eat for cheaper price, thx but i dont want

@greatestytcommentator

Жыл бұрын

@@markosimunic5132 Nobody Cares what you want. You aren't likely to be welcome anyway.

If people would apply basic logic, they would understand that the sanction against russia are supported by 40 countries and 170+ countries don´t support them. Of the 40 countries that support it there are 3! countries that are rich in resources: the US, Canada and Australia all other countries in the west (and Japan and Korea) are heavily dependent on the imports of raw resources, energy and food. This is a long game and I wouldn´t bet on the West if you gave me 1:10 odds.

@cadaeishere8242

Жыл бұрын

The west under current management is finished.

From what i notice where we are. Reutov about 25 min from moscow by subway prices go down

We can talk about sanctions only through the purchasing power of an individual with an average worker's salary and a pensioner and his average worker's pension. Everything else is a bunch of nonsense. I live in Croatia, my salary is above the worker's average , but according to the latest information, The Romanian worker has more purchasing power.

According to western media, people in Russia are dying from hunger 😂

Your prices are much cheaper than for us in the USA

@Dmitry_SPb

Жыл бұрын

but the salary is lower (about $700-1000 a month)

@DS-qg9cd

Жыл бұрын

dont compare prices compare the ability to buy stuff

@squirrel3269

Жыл бұрын

@@Dmitry_SPb Somehow even ordinary pensioners in Russia have a lot of fruit and vegetables in their fridge, as well as seafood, dairy and meat. My old relatives eat salmon every day "for health". They are ordinary pensioners.

The real news from Russia 🇷🇺😎👍 Thanks And. FJB

@sharonhobbs5697

Жыл бұрын

Amen

I’m in the North American continent and our supermarkets do lot look that beautiful full of food…. America is chopped and screwed!! Russia.. has overcome.

@squirrel3269

Жыл бұрын

That is why they are so angry with us

@apexkevv8904

Жыл бұрын

@@casshernsins8333 stop lying bro!!! Inflation is killing small businesses and destroying the interior of the United States… when last you been in Philadelphia, Washington State and Oregon florida ?? Not much of anything going on….

@apexkevv8904

Жыл бұрын

@@squirrel3269 the United States wanted Russia to collapse but instead collapse itself. The United States is doing everything in it’s powerful to bring Russia to its knees at any cost which is a dead end.

I wish i had this store in my town

@maxvikstrom9350

Жыл бұрын

Lenta is home of mega market!! We have one close to our home ..about 15000 m2.

UK supermarkets are currently meh! You have to take what they're offering. Greater frequency of shelves in various departments just being empty.

@eransasson20

Жыл бұрын

And you think we''ll believe you just like that, without any proof ?

Señor.. cuánta variedad y todos los productos bien surtidos, es la razón por la cual usted subió de peso? Jejeje

Prices are higher here for most food. These are Little Rock Arkansas prices. Not a major city like NYC. As for chicken, I've paid $1.99 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, which has gone up to $2.79 in the last month. Most items have increased in price, which is bull shit! The Corporations are just squeezing us with higher prices, using the Ukraine war as the cause, but it is just Corporate Greed that rules the US. Prices seem fairly reasonable in St. Petersburg considering it is a Major city like NYC or SF. I cant imagine what they are paying for these items in those places.

@MrBresiu

Жыл бұрын

But you forgot that they earn 500usd /month. So they live and will stay poor bastards

@eurohit

Жыл бұрын

Man, watch Dr.Berg why you should avoid $2 chicken.

Good variety. Paper towels seemed a bit pricey for amount, at least compared to Costco in USA

Tack för bra video 👍💐💐👍

At the supermarket you can buy everything, when you do your grocery shopping.

I wish I could get pickle jars like that for 60 cents. In California they can run 10 dollars plus a jar.

Serge, what about real estate prices (rent, own). what is the average monthly cost of a middle-class residence in St. Petersburg?

@lilipop6990

Жыл бұрын

стало дорого И ..очень дорого ..ну для европейца это дёшево 😽

Привет. В Иркутске картофель 27 рублей.

@Dmitry_SPb

Жыл бұрын

зато у вас проезд в автобусах 25 руб всего (я 1,5 месяца назад в Иркутске был, может уже повысили?), а у нас в Петербурге аж 60 :(

@Dmitry_SPb

Жыл бұрын

@@user-bs8vp7je8n а у нас маршруток больше нет, все заменены автобусами с единой ценой

Sergey...A Hero of Our Time...Mikhail Lermontov...1840...

@user-ne9rx8xi9y

Жыл бұрын

unfortunately only in Russian😔: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gmqH1rWopquzo84.html

Where is the Tequila? Lol... Mexico has had a long lasting humanitarian and diplomatic friendship .

*Even baby formula!* Americans must envy this... And such nice prices... Sanctions? What sanctions?!? Winter 1942/1943 - Germans frozen at Stalingrad Winter 2022/2023 - Germans frozen at their own homes *(if they will still refuse to switch on the Nordstream 2 gas pipeline)*

Very very envious

Well at least your store is well stocked. Can't say the same for ours. To much propaganda in the news. The media always tries to paint a different picture then the truth. Glad your doing well.

@coloradostrong

Жыл бұрын

Glad _you're_ doing well.

Germany has economic sanctions against Russia for years and not just a few months. I think originally it started because of our rebels in Syria needed more support and our government felt it could help to sanction Russia. For instance I remember one of the companies I worked with had to stop exporting corn mills to Russia and that was already many years ago. That said you still have flour?!

@Siberian_Bear72

Жыл бұрын

For the first time I hear that Russia imported mills ;-) I believe that our farmers and processors do not even suspect the existence of foreign mills.

@unclewerner

Жыл бұрын

@@Siberian_Bear72 Yes, special corn mills. They have German precision and you can even control the length of the starch molecules in your flour.

I've heard so much about Russian ice cream. Is it really as good as Putin says? Can't find it in the US.

@user-ne9rx8xi9y

Жыл бұрын

do you doubt Putin's words?😂I actually saw quite a lot of videos from the USA where people in "Russian" stores bought Russian ice cream, try to find one of these stores

@TexLexx

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ne9rx8xi9y Unfortunately we have no Russian stores in my area. Next time I'm in Houston I look there. thanks

@TexLexx

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ne9rx8xi9y Well Houston has 2 Russian stores. I'll be checking them for the ice cream :)

@alexlaborich

Жыл бұрын

It's delicious and there are a lot of manufacturers/sorts of it in Russia.

Writer's Tears is a Great Whiskey.

How is it in the smaller stores, outside the city center?

@baklykovlive

Жыл бұрын

Same. Check out Magnit supermarkets

@EsterTechno-Ster

Жыл бұрын

@@baklykovlive good to hear, we all need stores 😉

@user-ne9rx8xi9y

Жыл бұрын

@@EsterTechno-Ster I don't believe you that you have never watched other bloggers from Russia from remote regions of Russia! Even hundreds of foreigners living in Russia make videos on their KZread channels, and the first thing they do is go to the store!

@EsterTechno-Ster

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ne9rx8xi9y if i already have known , i would not ask 😉

@alexlaborich

Жыл бұрын

In fact, the same. At least, everything essential is supplied, no problem. Even in small villages.

Colgate! With Baking Soda? That's my toothpaste.

@squirrel3269

Жыл бұрын

We buy Russian brands Splat and R.O.C.S. They are more expensive but the quality is better.

My Oregon dollar buys more in this supermarket than in my local one. And if I want hard liquor, I have to go to a state store.

@oldtown6240

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelweir5985 My average monthly income is significantly lower than that for St. Petersburg. But, the point was not to make some comparision except as to what my dollar would buy in that store. However, I suspect if I were living there with my present income, I would be okay.

Really enjoying your videos Sergey. This is an education for an American who doesn't have a clue. I didn't realize that Russia has High Speed Rail. Can you talk about or visit the Sapsan HSR from St Petersburg to Moscow? Now thats a ride I would love to take :)

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

Everything is very good with our railways, you can travel from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok, and the train will not be late even by 30 seconds. They are also perfectly clean and comfortable, often with a shower. You can even take your car in many directions. But really there are not so many super high-speed ones. To Nizhny Novgorod, and between St. Petersburg and Moscow

@TexLexx

Жыл бұрын

@@user-iz9ge9xy1u In California we are trying to build our first real HSR with tax dollars. It started under Gov Moonbeam-Jerry Brown in 1975. It's still not completed and it has been downsized while cost over runs are out of control. 10 years ago a Texas Company started to build a HSR from Dallas to Houston with private funding. That project appears to have collapsed recently with nothing even built on the ground. The Japanese won't loan us the money so the top management has left the company in limbo. What I am seeing from Russia is impressive and maybe China's Belt & Road will help increase that infrastructure.

Looks like a Costco.

Sergey, what is average salary in Russia? In Administration for example. How much teacher earns?

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

66 757 рублей in march , teacher salary - depens on regions, in villages they get a house as an additio to a contract. It daoes not make sense to convert salary to dollars, because we have free healthcare, free education, gas, elecrtycity , internet , transport are extremly cheap

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelweir5985 I just checked, the avaredge salary is 66 757 rouble per month. I found stat for March.2022 Household - it is when husband and wife work together? right? exchange rate is 60,26 rpuble per dollar, 2 days ago it was 59... dont count in dollars please, it does not mean anything in Russia. We dont use it. Most people go abroud to Turkey or Egipt and pay there in roubles too.

@johnterry4071

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelweir5985 $10k a year? lmao. it's not true, but whatever helps you sleep better, man.

@squirrel3269

Жыл бұрын

It depends on school and qualifications. Some earn a lot, some earn not very much.

@johnterry4071

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelweir5985 it is easy googlable m8. average * net * monthly salary is about $1000. forget about your american gross income thing, no one cares about it in Europe, everyone only counts net numbers. Whilst you're comparing with your american gross income numbers, it neither does make sense nor is fair.

I don't know of any sanction put on food.

Russia has always been able to provide for it's people and it is no stranger to hardship. Historically in WWII the Nazis wanted Russia because they saw it as a bread basket for food and also it's mass natural resources. Russia will be fine .

@user-ne9rx8xi9y

Жыл бұрын

See nothing has changed since then!

CAR TYRES? dang

I saw that half a shelf was empty. (17:11) This proves beyond doubt that the Russians are starving.

@lilipop6990

Жыл бұрын

Дааааа 😸🖐

🇷🇺

Mayonnaise in a tub?! Damn! The Sun newspaper did an interesting table of price comparisons between British and Russian products. I'll send it to you Sergey. What you are seeing in this video is the result of a strong agricultural policy and uppermost it's what the ordinary person in the street is concerned with.

Wow it seems those sanctions have the opposite effect. russia everything full, in EU everything +100% price. lemao

Späten!!!!!!🍻💪 Even being in a grocery store in Russia is a vacation, I have to make my own kvass в США(

@user-ne9rx8xi9y

Жыл бұрын

in the description of your channel, please correct: (неблиЩкая) fix on (неблиЗкая), and then Zen will come😀

Do you have a "Halloween" ?

@user-iz9ge9xy1u

Жыл бұрын

.In stores, shelves are sometimes decorated in the hallowin style

Glory to Russia. As a Canadian I support Russia and it's people. RUSSIA changing the world for the better. Thanks , really enjoy your channel.

@baklykovlive

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@vincentwhynot3484

Жыл бұрын

Keep the vids coming , very informative and entertaining.

@hellion504

Жыл бұрын

"Such a good Canadian", I know one American who also support Russia and Putin. I support my country USA but not Biden. America comes first.

Good to see you’re not selling out 👍👍👍

The beer selection is better than most ive seen in ANY country!

Thank you for the tour! I really enjoyed seeing the variety of products. Do you think you could do a video showing someone making homemade pickles, preferably in one of those jars that I have seen on a few of your grocery tours? Maybe you have a friend or relative who would not mind being filmed making homemade pickles Russian style. Thanks again! 👍

where is the Молоко Плус друг?

@user-ne9rx8xi9y

Жыл бұрын

It seems to me you live in Killadelphia friend, you are very advanced in the varieties of this shit! Say "no" to drugs and your life will be great again! Make your life great again! MYLGA!

@sergeiepatov7683

Жыл бұрын

Soured without good old ultra-violence))

Please try to get your chores done before you start filming in future. By the time you'd finished your shopping the video was almost over!

Huge market! Looks great. Thanks for sharing.

@MJbemine

Жыл бұрын

HYPERMARCHÉ POTEMKINE DE MOSCOU❗️

This Place is a SAUSAGE FFEST? I haven't seen sausage that BIG since my Ex Boyfriend?

@kalma999

Жыл бұрын

Did you turn to heterosexual?

@greatestytcommentator

Жыл бұрын

@@kalma999 Nah, Just Meat of Any kind. Beef Curtains... Pork Swords... anything.

kudos to Russia, USA regime of imperialism and lapdogs from EU go crazy that sanctions do not work.

Show the car stores. Plenty of Ladas! 🤣

I hear Putin says 300k men (not well trained) will go to the front lines and men 18 to 60 can't leave mother Russia. Hey, wow. nice supermarket. yumyum.

@baklykovlive

Жыл бұрын

Correct that you’ve only “heard”. You’ve been heard what they wanted you to hear. Not well trained? For your info, the army is obligatory in Russia and most Russian men served in the army and “well trained”. But you instead of turning on the brain you just will believe the BS. Oh yes, it’s easier. lol

The sanctions possibly, is not the issue as is the unemployment because of so many corporations as Seimens and IKEA and Samsung, apple have left Russia. That has effected many other industries. There is less money to buy items a family needs. But other industries too. Energy companies with loss of technologies like Seimens, General Electric. Many people are looking for employment I would assume, Sergei. Can Russia rebound from such a deficit? What about automobile industry, they have all left. What about science research and space industry?

@edennis8578

Жыл бұрын

Russian companies are stepping up production and new companies are receiving incentives from the government to start up. Russians aren't children.

@denkeylee

Жыл бұрын

Russia only needs to hold out threw the winter, the west will not.

@baklykovlive

Жыл бұрын

Samsung and Apple was not working here. Only the stores. Those stores continue selling and Samsung, and Apple. I used to show last week. IKEA factories continue making the furniture and selling it on Wildberries. Not sure what is about space industry. Russia was self-sufficient in space yet in 1950’s, when at first in 1957 sent the first satellite into the space and then in 1961 sent Gagarin into the space.

@vincentwhynot3484

Жыл бұрын

Russia will not only prosper but will become more self reliant and stronger. It needs to ignore the west and build its partnerships with India, China and other countries away from the corrupt governments of the west. The west never wanted partners in Russia or China. The US or west, only wants vassal states subject to US or western corruption and policies. Glory to Russia,

@baklykovlive

Жыл бұрын

@R C I see you watch a lot of your state TV lol

Hahaha hahaha

@eransasson20

Жыл бұрын

With intensive efforts, you will finally succeed to write a sentence in English, or in any other language. Good luck !!

So every country in the world is wrong but dear leader is right?

@eransasson20

Жыл бұрын

Well, every country in the world tell you that sanctions are crippling Russia and Baklykov films a Russian supermarket a few days ago, to show you how it really is. So, yes, every country in the world is wrong, you can see it for yourself.

WHO THE F**K ARE YOU KIDDING ?

@eransasson20

Жыл бұрын

Well Peter, you have a Russian supermarket filmed under your eyes... How could he be kidding?

Сложно найти продукты без пальмового масла.

@alexlaborich

Жыл бұрын

Вообще без проблем. Всё маркируется на упаковках. Я в супермаркетах молочку покупаю всю натуральную от производителей из регионов: их сразу несколько на одной полке.

There is alot of talk about left or right in politics. About right/center or left/center leaning or far left or far right. BUT. Those are empty conceptions. Just as democracy, free speech, free massmedia, world order, capitalism, socialism, Communism and such. Fill those conceptions with substance please. With something usefull. Is there mouth diarré of the common liberal type or something related to the real world. If a statebuilding has control over it's resources? If a statebuilding is self-sufficent? What is that? Left, right, up or down? I will tell you KAMRATER, the choices is idiocracy, mediocracy or meritocracy. And the only sign of democracy is If members of a society is happy with there goverment. To be pushed around as voting cattle now and then is blaha, blaha.

You're still as smug as ever I see!

Nice piece of propaganda. Nice accent. "Let me take you to the movies... Let me take you to the show, let me be your tell the truthie"

@baklykovlive

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Yes, it’s all propaganda and staged lol 😂