Владивосток-Москва
How many years have passed and how many more will pass, but Russia is still the same. My country is wide, and while traveling across the vertical from Vladivostok to Moscow, it is better to hold onto the remnants of reality with your brain so as not to get off. The train travels for a long time, you never know what can happen.
Facts about this episode:
- Vocabulary in the phrase "Did you call the wall?" was clarified by political consultants working with the Kremlin in those days.
- The phrase "... And then the owner will say later, I will show to the governor" - it turned out to be prophetic, some time later, the election of governors in Russia was really canceled.
- Sticks stuck in rice, in a scene in a sushi cafe, mean in Japanese culture that someone is dead. It's a hint.
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