There are no normal days in Russia
Video Summary
Estonia is situated near Russia, and it’s possible to drive to Russia from Estonia in just a few hours. However, the author of this article notes that things can quickly go wrong in Russia, just as Murphy’s Law would suggest. The author, who appears to live in Estonia, reminisces about his country’s relatively ordered and peaceful state, in contrast to the chaos they often experience in neighboring Russia. The author expresses gratitude for the humorous videos and stories that come out of Russia, which can be entertaining and cringeworthy. The article also touches on the Russian culture, including the country’s love of drinking, using the phrase “mondays are blue” to describe the general feeling of being hungover on Mondays. The author also pokes fun at Russian culture, including its close proximity to substance abuse and violence.
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