50 Hours In A Country That Doesn't Exist On A Map (Transnistria)

[@YesTheory]

You HAVE to watch this until the end.. You seriously won't believe what happens while we're in the "country". But ah it FEELS GOOD TO BE BACK! We're going to roll weekly the next few months until December then stick with videos every two weeks! Got so many crazy adventures coming your way very soon I hope you're excited. We're definitely not the first to travel and make a story about Transnistria so shout-out to all the other creator who had already been. Hope you enjoy our take on it and the crazy end of our trip. Much love and see you next week! - Thomas

[@ArMentorLazada]

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[@ArMentorLazada]

heelo

[@samnfg]

Keep up the amazing content!! We love you all

[@jaysontat2654]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2m2oHuwmKaVpsk

[@NickDender]

There is this one time you go to my country and I wasn't able to met you guys :( feels sad, but I guess we'll met for once in a lifetime.

[@KaraandNate]

This is the experience every traveler hopes to have when they visit a new country, but it can’t be planned or forced. Grandma moved us to tears 🥲

[@aom7555]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpqYp6ybj99-i7M

[@juwel91]

OMG Kara and Nate commented!!! I love you guys

[@hillaryhuang9467]

OMG PLS COLLAB

[@YesTheory]

I know! We didn't connect with people as much on the first day then the babushkas just adopted us! Hope you guys are well let's do a trip together soon!

[@alexandraterzi9145]

My two favourite KZbin accounts talking to each other😍

[@Auksey]

I can't believe how this grandma has the strength to carry around such a huge heart every day

[@dieskim675]

It's probably the huge heart that enables her.

[@ehab1300]

*Them

[@theunionsmedia3128]

@@ehab1300 what do you mean

[@gigizard1343]

oh please- we can assume the grandma got she/her pronouns, okay?

[@davidhasselhoff380]

@@ehab1300 The lovely babushka that reminds me off my very own grandma most probably gives absolutely zero fucks about some pronouns

[@coltyn2003]

That old lady is the sweetest person in the world. So kind and loving.

[@aspenindenial]

@sehhi vooty You captured the essence of this whole video so perfectly in such a small amount of words

[@jcfernandez8176]

its a completely amazing vlog..i just subscribe on your channel because of you made me overwhelmed about the topics that you have made and a extraordinary experienced even just watching your videos with a lesson to learn..sweet hearted grandma she just made me cry,how i wish to meet her personally but i know its completely impossible for me,anyway i wished that she will be safe at all times..as well you guys_more interesting videos that i just watched from your channel just keep it up and more power!!!love&support-a filipina citizen here living in Spain..

[@SwevikingLol]

All ladies are like this in these countries

[@BairMendoza]

THE SWEETEST. And if that was a grift, she can grift me ANYTIME. What a little angel. I love how much joy they brought each other. 🥰

[@Roblox_Fortnite_Proboy]

Totally agree with you

[@binariez]

The fact that she thought they were already left but also had prepared breakfast for each of them just in case, it's just the purest love

[@JamesBond-fi8ci]

Oh my god i just realize 🥲🥲

[@1ZZT223]

My favorite part. Only the purest of heart and kindest of souls would do this and I love that humans still share this for one another♥

[@poonpounder8771]

I’m in tears seeing how generous and heartwarming that grandma was. She has a pure heart and she treated them like they were her own sons.

[@cher-amirose7109]

I'm in tears every episode. Totally unexpected. Now I expect it.

[@spaceflight_simulator_tank]

same

[@C21H30O2]

Aww, what a sweet observation... Poon Pounder...

[@firepalmmy5933]

You know, as a Lithuanian. All grandma's are like that since soviet times.

[@poonpounder8771]

@@C21H30O2 😂

[@VEE3RDEYE]

why is everything making me cry today

[@jamesbarnes8016]

Because u care, thank you

[@jaredhonusankrom]

I’ve cried so much the last 3 days

[@mijaumiaumiao]

church babushka made me ugly cry

[@alpha_wolf3955]

i keep crying bc of grandma, crying especially bc of the end

[@DankaTheQween]

Same!!!!

[@Badgerbite]

The woman talking about her sons and the kindness she showed. Made me tear up. I’m a 45 year old man I’ve never been so touched by anything on KZbin.

[@montycobra]

Here's to 40+ crying men!

[@hayazi96able]

+and under 30

[@montycobra]

@@hayazi96able Cheers!

[@jeton9153]

+312

[@reliquiae9017]

Ditto bro

[@SashikuChan]

The grandmothers were SO kind. I honestly felt so emotional during so much of this video. The world is amazing, people are amazing.

[@WTFWasThat]

Came here for a weird sounding country. Stayed for the Grandma. Literally crying right now. My best wishes for her surgery. Subbed to this channel. Thank you for such a touching story. :)

[@Veselinius_III]

+1 ... literally plus one from top to bottom!

[@scoobynero3566]

This is literally me..😭😭😭

[@kmart7132]

I cried like 6 times during this video. Please ignore me I cry over everything.

[@rayrayra6851]

Yea I'm also crying 😢 thank that guys amazing video they make

[@EricTabach]

I feel so lucky to be able to go on these adventures with the yes theory team. It’s truly life changing. I’m so glad I said YES to this trip and got adopted by all these amazing Babushkas!

[@Twebs12]

Nice

[@hami4life117]

I'm so glad your with the yes theory team 😁

[@abhishah1998]

Eric you are awesome

[@NONAME-fl7ww]

you’re incredible. well deserved

[@pcelicamaja1713]

Eric, please call her sometimes. I think she'll be really sad if you don't 😭

[@ProjectNightfallSTORIES]

Seeing how generous and trusting these people were is so inspiring. OMG, the amazing grandma, she's so sweet. I'm so sad when I see older people being alone, thank you so much for spending time with her, it must've meant so much to her 🙏

[@rustar3362]

Hmm.... When your more sus then the imposter

[@thepants1450]

True Soviet spirit

[@darklord_992]

Love from india we love your content ❤️

[@kendler4474]

Whang od

[@Mr.Soul.]

Project respect

[@MP18.7]

This was literally the pure Slavic eastern European experience and me as a polish loved every second of this experience

[@Anuclano]

What persent of Slavs is there in Transnistia?

[@MapsCharts]

@@Anuclano About 1/3 are Russians, 1/3 Ukrainians and 1/3 Moldovans, so 2/3 Slavic

[@jdsisjd8ejdk]

same, I love my people

[@katiempojer]

As a Czechoslovakian American I approve

[@nicnac9147]

same from siberia, miss my buryat ancestors

[@DK-br5sk]

Man I genuinely cried at the interactions between them and the beautiful grandma, such a nice lady, so rare to find. God bless you guys

[@xx_gam3ing_xx]

I did too! It was so wholesome and really shows people can be so sweet even when things aren’t the best 💯

[@mr.danaidan]

i’m still crying 😭

[@xeither289]

GOD JESUS TOLD US TO LOVE EACH OTHER! LET'S NOT DESTROY THIS WORLD! NO WAR!

[@nutriafachere]

Fr same.

[@nutriafachere]

It’s always the places that people know little about that have the best people. I can’t believe how people can maintain such a positive spirit in their circumstances, just imagine if everyone was like this.

[@marcos7801]

The elderly women at this place are so sweet and kind. Makes me wanna cry.

[@afterpandemiclifewillbebet5129]

Reflect on this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noGQpqx5qdt5j80

[@adriennealliea2163]

The mother must have been so happy to see someone who looked so much like her deceased son. Must have felt like fate for her and another chance to see him. gosh it made me cry buckets. ❤

[@ross.pepper7217]

She said that Thomas looked liker her other son, not the deceased one. It's still sweet nevertheless.

[@randomperson11yago22]

Thomas looks like Constantine, the healthy one. And Andrei was the deceased one.

[@burhanilyas]

Pain

[@dewilew2137]

It’s Andrei who passed away. This guy looks like Constantin.

[@zuzu6864]

That's probably why she immidiately invited them for tea, seeing someone look exactly like her son, though not the deceased one, probably moved her a lot.

[@rokasmarkevicius355]

This made me cry, I’m from a village in Eastern Europe, I grew up with in my grandmothers house, left the country when I was 10, and now at 27 I’m still travelling around the world, seeing this made me think about my grandmother and how I should visit her asap, my next flight will be Lithuania so I can see her again

[@valenciawhaley9256]

I hope you do! It may not feel real now, but all of our grandmothers eventually leave us. Go see your grandmother and tell her you love her while there's still time on this earth. Good luck out there! 😘

[@last_orders]

Did you visit her yet? We need to know

[@emilyrichardson6370]

My family friends of 20+ years are Lithuanian :)

[@Izanagiix]

I'm usually not getting emotional but this old lady whose Thomas reminded her of her son made me cry 🥺 Wish her happiness & blessings. To all the babushkas

[@GigaChadRay]

I absolutely agree with you the babushkas were all so nice

[@YesTheory]

She was so sweet, so giving right away and started tearing up, so much kindness in her!

[@Izanagiix]

@@YesTheory Waw, ça alors je m'attendais pas à avoir une réponse de Yes Theory en personne. Tu as refait ma soirée, qui que tu sois 🥰🥰

[@johncash3170]

yea it caught me off guard and I stared to cry hard. I also never cry but this got to me

[@CherryFruitSnack]

Same!

[@irtsamghazi606]

The best part was Eric and her walking. he genuinely showed her interest. The way he communicated seemed like a super cool guy.

[@mpendulompex9090]

💗

[@charmainekhin4784]

the last scene with the sweetest grandma… i’m literally crying

[@Parkersneighboursneighbour]

same, makes me remember the day i left home to go to another country. My grandma stood there and waved at me. Its like a record playing in my head rn

[@lifeinit]

Grandma is so sweet. I literally cried. You guys are genuinely good guys from your heart, that's why people start loving you wherever you go. You guys simply rock. Godspeed!

[@YOLO___]

I can't believe I'm crying because of an old lady in a country that I didn't know existed just a year ago. She's so unbelievably nice.

[@iliepetcan1736]

Her child are out with roumanian passport and Roumania its a stupid country cause they give passportts for this people thr chance to live a better life in european union

[@pIeja]

its not a country

[@deathmeter7243]

@@pIeja It depends on what your view is.

[@pIeja]

@@deathmeter7243 not really but whatever you say

[@deathmeter7243]

@@pIeja What is the definition of a country?

[@splitsee2526]

This was literally SO heartwarming, to see an unknown country have such sweet people AND to win against the best football team in the world is amazing, even with the country being poor, the people have a spirit that not too many people have.

[@aidanweston1286]

Fr those people seem so mide

[@ScorpBerserker]

And that country is poor, because of the economic blockade from capitalist countries. Same as North Korea and Cuba.

[@uhsund]

Their mutual aid is one of the reasons why they are still standing.

[@kimprofuze]

Little fact, country is not poor, they are rebuilding their city center which was not shown here and have backing from a bunch of rich sympathizers. last time i was there they started building quite a few modern tall buildings. my mom was there recently and they are starting to look more like a city than a backwater town

[@NickRamos]

Gosh I cried. Really. This is one of the most heartwarming and wholesome things I've seen in a long time. The babushkas and the people in general were so inviting and welcoming that made me cry for real. I really hope that the people of Transnistria can have their place under the sun respected and loved.

[@jas2429]

I am soaking in tears for the same reason. 😅 And these two guys are the sweetest gems. I needed this. ❤️

[@inceptionsd]

This is how we in Serbia live, also. We are all welcoming, family people. This is our tradition.

[@justinabraham7291]

Same 😥😥

[@jaredmitchell1302]

Such beautiful people all around.

[@extrm161]

My experience there in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoXGYoyIpthkbJI

[@pixelgopnik3453]

9:30 I'm a grown up man and that lady Yelena literally made me cry with her generosity. She met complete strangers, foreigners, closed her shop to make them tea and cookies just because they remind her of her sons. WOW! Something you can only see in post comunist countries in my humble opinion.

[@maurice2014]

Travel more, generous people are everywhere. Yes “that” generous.

[@maurice2014]

Also they aren’t a communist country anymore … for quite some time

[@teanott5073]

​@@maurice2014he didn't say they were he said post communist, post means past.

[@teanott5073]

​@maurice2014 and no that same generosity cannot be found in the same big towns tourist go to its off the beaten path for the most part, yes it does happen in hig areas but you are less likely to have this experience unless you do the lesser known experience.

[@qique]

I cried a lot when I put thought to the elderly woman, living alone finally having guests over... the way she said God sent you guys to her, it actually makes sense and Im just relieved you guys made her happy :)

[@Michael-kv9bg]

Dude when Yelena started telling about her sons and being so kind and all, that made me tear up like crazy. Bless her.

[@caovuonglam]

עם ישראל חי 🇮🇱

[@syedhaikal5364]

@@caovuonglam How about people in Jerusalem

[@caovuonglam]

@@syedhaikal5364 Jerusalem is the capital of Israel 💙

[@syedhaikal5364]

@@caovuonglam all israel soldier kill innocent muslim including woman and children and you all call us a terrorist

[@MultiKerber]

Dude I felt same, it's so crazy like I was there.

[@joao13soares]

That sweet grandma just got her eyes' operation paid because she was kind without expecting anything in return. Just by sharing kindness and love so her new visitors and herself didn't feel lonely. Just by letting the universe do its job. Happiness really is a choice for sure. What a lesson. I hope to still be able to meet her one day and tell her how I got teared up watching this

[@erickmurillo5359]

^^^

And how do know for sure it wasn't a scheme? She could be a con artist and have us all fooled...

[@BrandonBreitner]

@ Seek Jesus

[@krisvelivia]

@ Would be a really elaborate scheme.

[@shafinaz_anwar]

@ Doesn't matter it's worth it now shush and let us enjoy sweet babushka footage. 😤

[@hagengarner3131]

My great grandma left Eastern Europe after WW2. She was very much like the babushka in this video, both in looks and incredible generosity. She just passed earlier this year, and this video brought a strange emotion I can’t quite describe. Happiness sadness and nostalgia all in one. Thank you

[@crystalr6461]

It's unbelievable how kind and hospitable the people are. A grandma literally gave her home address to 2 men she doesn't know. I'm gonna cry everyone is so sweet!!!!

[@tomcato5761]

she's communist i guess

[@ambereyedbabygirl]

@@tomcato5761 .........

[@robertortiz-wilson1588]

@@tomcato5761 doubt.

[@proxyzov]

@「 Deadpoppin 」 the like/hate part changes from region to region. particularly in poland and DDR there were many purges. if you lived near the RSFSR counterpart it was probably like a heaven.

[@proxyzov]

@「 Deadpoppin 」 yeah. i live in azerbaijan and know that azerbaijani oil provided huge income for RSFSR. atleast the purges here werent that much and none of my family members got purged.

[@JetLagWarriors]

The guy who owns Sherriff FC owns almost everything over there… the grocery stores, the gas stations, cigarettes, the sports complex, etc. He’s more powerful than the politicians I think.

[@hippiemuslim]

You could say he is the sheriff in town.

[@dweeep03]

And the guys defeated the most successful team in the biggest stage of the European competition, baffling isn't it

[@rtxf]

And he’s ex kgb

[@tudormicu1197]

Politics are also controlled by him.

[@Arcadiez]

Sounds like real soviet union. Proper communism. Says its "ours" but only a few ppl owns it all.

[@AuthenTech]

That Grandma was so sweet

[@ArMentorLazada]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKO3cqCIf5udj5o

[@irissupercoolsy]

she reminds me of my Lithuanian grandma 😁😁

[@keszelll]

This is kind of how all slavic grandmas treat everyone, its special cause you could be a complete stranger and they give you tea and food

[@josphatdaktari979]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/omrNkpaMrJZ7fNE

[@lameckasanga3925]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3ezn6ufmq17pK8

[@halinamladenov2534]

Good morning guys I’m Helena I’m 65 years old recently I start watching your channel I love that you’re free. You travel all over the world and you look so happy hopefully our younger generations going to follow your dreams

[@Anna-br7ij]

"God will give me more." What a beautiful sentiment and kindness from a stranger.

[@thomaseidst3170]

Yes because they know god is real and bad karma is a bitch Much love from norway The earth is flat Norway Psalm 19:1 the heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament sheweth his handywork The real fountain of youth is water from your own body everyone has a water fountain on their body kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGikfaaep6yteJo

[@theRPGmaster]

​@@thomaseidst3170 Vad fan säger du, din galning? Karma är inte kristet, det är hinduiskt.

[@hitmanplays5021]

Too bad god is fake

[@thomaseidst3170]

@@hitmanplays5021 take 15 grams dried liberty caps and i promise you wil talk to god :) much love from norway ❤️

[@suRGEangl]

@@thomaseidst3170 if the earth is flat how do you explain gravity? How does water not fall of the "edge"?

[@thespyinthecab7538]

Yelena just filled my heart with so much love. The pain she still carries for her beloved son can be felt through the screen. I hope she is doing well....... We need more humans like the beautiful Yelena.

[@patricksweeney5132]

They should have asked about her two surviving sons and how they're doing. Maybe they did.

[@hellhello6108]

No, we don't! The guys who taped the video do not understand the local mentality and neither do you. It is vile!

[@smorty8062]

@@hellhello6108 Tf- 👀 u ok??

[@31webseries]

"Thank you grandson." And I'm crying like a baby. I love that she can't stop feeding them. It's totally a Grandma instinct. But what you did for her. She was right when she said from the very beginning God sent you to her.

[@luisa219JB]

I just watched this video and I'm so grateful that this guys helped that grandma with her surgery. She seemed like she didn't have family so you guys really became her family, that's priceless.

[@joyelle7578]

The grandma saying “call me” was so sweet. She is adorable.

[@DDadams0]

She'll appreciate the phone calls more than the 800 bucks they gave her I guarantee that.

[@maninthehotbox]

babushka*

[@grayc9156]

"I was just wondering what took you guys so long..." T_T

[@kisametn3309]

i was crying that moment :'(

[@kevinrepollo9332]

That's the sweetest thing I've ever heard today

[@thechristianlife]

It's so cool how the story of this video is driven so much by unexpected encounters with strangers. That's the beauty of human connections, together we can make incredible stories and experiences! Thanks for capturing this so well, and highlighting the godly principles of generosity and kindness.

[@impledob69]

check out Bald and Bankrupt's video on this if you want more content exactly like this, interesting stories, encounters and vlogs in eastern EU and Russia!

[@casianionescu3241]

he didnt do that. Those people did it, he only put a camera in their faces and then left without anything given back to these people. Just ignorance here and hypocrisy. I bet both u and this bozo give tips to waiters for good services as token of appriciation. But u dont do it here in the east do you? Instead u get awed at how giving we are and just take it. and when we visit u selfish bastards we are expected to comply to your rules. how about u do the same?

[@hisyamhasbi8257]

@@casianionescu3241 did u even watch the video till the end?

[@casianionescu3241]

@@hisyamhasbi8257 Yes i did, all the way to the ad. And i see nothing that proves me wrong there. I only see him eating grandma's food that he will never bother to visit again. Even tho' she gave him probably all she had for the week/month . Now she will HAVE to rely on the kindness of the other. My point is, westerners are blind and oblivious as to why we are the way we are and in their ignorance they act like westerners still and just take everything is given to them and will not return the favor.

[@randomboiyo6254]

@@casianionescu3241 Did you miss the part where he did not want to take her gift for free at first? She insisted after he wanted to pay :\

[@Gaitt]

Can't believe that you two made that woman happier than she's ever been in her life, we're all proud of how far you've come boys :D

[@IchBrauchKeineAliasFunktion]

I may be late to the party, but wow. Didn't expect to tear up today but I did. The fact that the old lady just took you in, no questions asked and treated you like family, and that you went ahead and paid her surgery, that's the sweetest thing I have seen on YT since a very long time. It kind of reminds me of my childhood when visiting my family in Poland in the late 2000's/early 10's, but amplified tenfold

[@UnbearablyBuns]

Seeing the kindness from these people is so wonderful, no one ever shows this from the world anymore it’s amazing to see

[@lemonland6523]

It’s not necessarily that people don’t show it, but you just need to travel and talk and interact with people. That’s the idea behind yes theory there’s goodness everywhere just need to find it.

[@djwelch4098]

Jesus loves y'all so much and never forget that and Jesus died on the cross for our sins and rose the third day

[@djwelch4098]

God bless

[@lemonland6523]

@@djwelch4098 shut up stop speaking in fairytales

[@QuotesandTravel]

@Global Convoy does :)

[@jensentung]

Started tearing up at the end. You guys are awesome.

[@AberrantAberrant]

peepee sandwich

[@K1ddkanuck]

Literally. My heart melted.

[@berlyjohnvargas7706]

yes! ♥

[@laptitefabrique3779]

Same :’)

[@Bigwillz]

It felt so nice I started tearing up. Thank you guys for sharing this experience. ❤️

[@evanmaia5186]

This made me so emotional because people who have everything won’t give a dime and people with nothing but a happy life just want to share and that’s one of the reasons I work in the medical profession to give back as much as I can

[@Pj-mj7wi]

Love it. God bless you❤

[@Kyle-bv6di]

@@p.d.9045 because you don’t read theory

[@doublemint3954]

That grandma is so sweet. oh man my heart is melting.

[@lax123rock]

I went to Moldova and then went to Transnistria 14 years ago. People were so friendly in those parts. They are quite poor but have big hearts. Had nightmares with the border police entering both Moldova and Transnistria. Glad things have improved.

[@lx7524]

every time we drive to a country in the balkans and pass border patrol everyone just slips 20 eros in their passport and no problems. keep in mind you gonna have to pay more the better your car is

[@space-eye7760]

"Long live Communism" -Stalin(I guess)

[@romaniamare4577]

@@space-eye7760 never say that again!

[@swaggydaddy0734]

This is literally soviet union circa 1950 colorized

[@Пень1Бук1]

This is what "communism" is. Everyone lives like one family. This capitalism is a poison that kills good qualities in people, everything rolls into self-interest. Everything is bought and sold, even feelings and emotions. Equality? Whoever has more money has more rights...

[@damondominique]

She is adorable 🥺 Got me over here wanting to learn Russian

[@YesTheory]

Such a sweetheart!!

[@mrgasmask7584]

Hey, you can just take KZbin courses. it works!

[@Ratstalgic]

Good luck with the rules about “,” No one knows how to do it properly.

[@luckyliat]

Damon, learning the Russian alphabet is easy! It’s all phonetic, no silly pronunciation rules like English and French 😊

[@C4Darkorbit]

@@luckyliat erm the o and a actually is a thing for me tho

[@teahorseguitarstraps1856]

I have a buddy from Transnistria. He travels on a Russian passport and most of the time when people ask where he's from he just says Russia. It's too much hassle to explain the truth. He has that same giving energy you see in this video. If he visits your house he repays you by fixing something that's broken, or doing whatever clean up or heavy lifting needs doing. I am so happy to see a video that shows his country in a good light.

[@rustyalpha4628]

Ind vs pak last time kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3WwhIOKq9N_Ztk

[@makmedia_tv]

Russian people in generell are super lovely and helpful people, especiall the women but men too. See, each country has amazing , heartwarming people and traditions thats why we should give and take just the best of ourselves into the world to make it a better place for all of us :) PS most russians will also invite you to their home and actually give you lots of amazing food, alcohol if you want to and a place to sleep for how long you want to. Same goes for arab and turkish people, they all sit togather and me as a german in the middle of them eating from 1 big plate was such a good feeling , like family, like home, but with "foreign" people. Thats what friendship is all about.

[@aw3346]

@Deep Melodic ProdZ some do, some don’t.

[@anyikii6966]

@Deep Melodic ProdZ I think it is like in every culture. There will be racist people, but there will be supportive people. Same like asian people to other races and vice versa.

[@ihategotham]

@Deep Melodic ProdZ as russian who lives in Russia, I can tell you that attitude of Russian people towards black people is strange. the strangest thing is that we dont really have a word for black people and the hard n word is somehow stayed for a word meaning black person but when we say that, we dont mean the same as American people there is not much racist component in it russians treat it as just a word. second thing is that black people often participate in anecdotes and shit like that. also because of our ussr mentality, a lot of people from older generation started not liking black people because of blm lootings and because ghettos are usually the most criminal places in USA cities, they just don’t have internet to see what are the reasons of it and etc. just want to say that if you are black in Russia, you will be feeling safe and calm, but sometimes people will point fingers at you because you are so different and say the hard n word but not meaning to somehow offend you. also you will get a lot of interest from younger generation and some of them will ask you for a photo or insta. (tbh when i myself first saw a black person, I behaved kinda same way because im not from Moscow and these things are rare af)

[@nyaupaneshital]

Thank you Yes Theory for such a heartwarming video. And thank you for helping the grandma. Watching this video made me realize, there is still so much goodness left on this planet. Thank you for your efforts.

[@DevinRyan]

I haven’t cried in a long time, that old lady broke my heart and when you gave her the $ for her operation choked me up. Been a while I’ve seen a good video like this.

[@EAGLETV333]

Same feeling!

[@nialljohnson9419]

Bruh same fml 🥲

[@confused.cat.]

@Jan Dan I too think that.

[@barracuda7249]

@Jan Dan I can't believe thats the case. No one would think that some random people you just met some hours ago would give you a huge amount of money. And how could she know how rich they are so they just could give her so much money. A bit sad to believe people could only be kind of they seek for something in exchange.

[@Morquioo]

@Jan Dan I feel sorry for you if you think everyone out there wants to take advantage of you, especially some old lady at the end of her life that could care less about some hundred dollars. It's seriously sad that your life has made you like this.

[@TesseraktGaming]

I cried when you guys handed her that envelope. It really just blows me away how for us, $800 isn't even half a budget for a gaming PC. Yet in Transnistria, it's eyesight for a sweet little old Babushka who took in complete strangers like they were her own grandchildren. I just can't. It was too much for me. Really puts things into perspective. You guys are awesome.

[@BrianandLesliesMommy]

I wanted to make a comment but your comment is exactly what I was thinking and feeling so there really is no need. ❤️

[@carmenwinstead6798]

@@lir3379 I hope it gets better for you, I send you my best wishes

[@keksosefko9978]

me too .

[@Dirkmez]

I love seeing content like this, it shows us and others how caring people can be, and what we can learn form them, to make this a better world for everyone. Its human nature after all.

[@vgrepairs]

@@lir3379 try getting by in Mexico. Be grateful

[@leehaseley7608]

I just, a grown man, cried my eyes out because of how heartwarming this is.

[@PassSaHalata_18]

True bro i remember my grandma oh her

[@Chewbakero]

that last part hits in the feels.

[@stevenhaynes7633]

52yo bawled like a 5yo with a skinned knee.

[@leehaseley7608]

@@stevenhaynes7633 I ma with you, brother!

[@pwan3971]

Same

[@xkorikx]

The stories about grandmas bring me to tears. Thats so true... Most of the olders are living alone and literraly could give out anything they have just to have some company and people to talk to. Thanks for the heartwarming and so joyfull video.

[@nebby8216]

the babushka broke my heart, it is sooo incredibly wholesome to see old people happy and full of joy!

[@Tom-ms9dx]

The fact that Sheriff is also currently top of their group, after BEATING Real Madrid and Donetsk is completely insane

[@wisnuslullaby1590]

insane is understatement XD fluke or not, its amazing T_T

[@kylekessler1956]

The history of FC sheriff is absolutely insane. Definitely recommend you look into it

[@issajoke220]

I can't believe that they won against Real Madrid

[@salvie777]

May her son rest in peace. You helped that lady grieve a little more. As someone with a father who passed, seeing anyone that sounds or looks like him leads me to want to talk to them. It gives me more closure in a weird way and It helps my soul to grieve and heal. especially when they are sweet about it like you were. That definitely made her week, I wouldn’t stop thinking about you if I was her ❤️❤️

[@jojostwin2492]

Are you okay?

[@heavenlyvibes7102]

@@jojostwin2492 may her son rest in peace i agree and god bless that lady !

[@joeanthony8087]

It’s always the humble people who give the most the grandmother was a sweetheart

[@0rchxd]

I can’t stop crying, this kindness should live in everyone’s hearts

[@SamsRussianAdventures]

Amazing people. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm also a substantial follower of this channel and I also create vlogs regarding life in Russia. Unfortunately the youtube algorithm has not been as good to me yet. Almost all people who sees my vlogs says that it is great, but not many get to view it. Can you be extremely straightforward and inform me how I can improve my vlogs? I value your sincere point of view.

[@despairgaming6669]

Like your teeth. 🔥

[@winningsmile9964]

@@despairgaming6669 what

[@jeanrafael873]

@@SamsRussianAdventures Just keep up the grind, I checked out your videos and they’re pretty good.

[@mattrixx007]

I really hope they will return to see this wonderful old lady again.

[@kingston304]

I don't think shell be alive by then

[@HannaaJean]

@@kingston304 ayo-🙁

[@Kai-pr9mp]

@@kingston304 jeez man thats just mean

[@xxxEarthEliafairyxxx]

@@kingston304 that could be true, but aye don’t say that

[@eedragonr6293]

I really hope they all will go to see their grandparents and being also helpful to them.

[@bbacalhau]

Those babushkas just made my day! This was so good, well done guys!

[@jeffpraterJSF]

Every Russian grandma is the same. Nobody is nicer than a Russian grandma

[@YesTheory]

Thank you Bernardo!

[@ArMentorLazada]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKO3cqCIf5udj5o

[@irissupercoolsy]

@@jeffpraterJSF my Lithuanian grandma too 😁😁. I live in Belgium, i never get to see her

[@lukedav]

BERNARDO IS IN THE CHAT!!

[@anacarolinamoraes]

The two grandmas in the video were the sweetest, they kept feeding you guys like real grandmas! Specially the last one, it made me cry when you had to say goodbye =˜(

[@ChrisRamsay52]

Are you guys in charge of this simulation? UNREAL experience! Thanks for the great video!

[@YesTheory]

Definitely some incredibly serendipitous events and incredible people we met, feeling super grateful!! 👏

[@SilverShark8554]

I agree, this was a really great video 😊

[@michaelhayes4231]

@@YesTheory you guys should make a longer version of this featuring those people you only showed briefly at the end and showing the nighttime celebrations

[@jadeemperor1616]

@Xi Jinping ❶ give me visa, I wanna explore your country.

[@tbwkn]

What are you doing here? Get back to your puzzles. Hehe

[@wiseoldwizard]

*This is what it's called being at the right place at the right time.*

[@TayyJayy]

fr I saw Ukraine in the map and I was like wait is this a old video??????????

[@CGplay186]

@@TayyJayy video isn't about Ukraine

[@aki-rw9vu]

@@CGplay186 Transnistria is right in between Moldova and Ukraine. The part @TayyJayy was talking about is 0:30. You can clearly see Ukraine on there

[@tomsmithok]

@@CGplay186 it's about a country that borders Ukraine and has involvement in the Ukraine invasion

[@Drakey_Fenix]

@@CGplay186 Russia wants to connect with Transnistria through Ukraine. But they have to fight through Odessa first and tons of resistance.

[@aerolchristopherinfante]

Heaven on earth. Being someone who's lost their grandmas in a young age, all grandmas have a place in my heart.

[@TannerMontanan1997]

That grandma brings me to tears. Her struggle is unending yet she gives so much and cares for everyone with her whole heart. May God bless her on her journey

[@sabrinabruehwiler6972]

This was so beautiful! The grandma literally made me cry and smile at the same time. People were so warm and welcoming! So nice you helped her with her surgery! Bless you guys!

[@Ghost-xb5kn]

No comment?

[@RifMC_DC]

a

[@KingMortifer]

Remember that there are older people in all countries that are alone and would love to tell us stories and spend time. It doesn't take going to other countries to have joyful moments like these. I encourage us all to take time and listen to older people and hear their stories.

[@cornereymee3488]

They shouldn't be alone. The kids are supposed to take care of their parents when they gets old and can't take care of themselves. Just like how they cared for us when we were kids. Im so blessed i live in q society where the parents are cared by their blood.

[@DayZcustomMods]

Like when holocaust survivors are telling you this vaccine bioweapon is the exact same thing…..listen to them they lived this once already

[@markmandel6738]

@@DayZcustomMods The earth is not flat and vaccine is not a weapon. Don't you know that deaths from COVID are much greater among the unvaccinated than among the vaccinated? Or do you disbelieve all the news because the (other?) Trump cultists tell you it's fake?

[@markmandel6738]

@@DayZcustomMods They THINK it's the same, but by & large they have no more accurate idea than your average man in the street does. "Man, all these doctors. nurses, microbiologists, immunologists, epidemiologists, and other researchers keep saying COVID-19 is dangerous. But all these people who barely passed science in high school keep saying it's not. It's so hard to know who to believe anymore."

[@ancientnoodle8372]

@@DayZcustomMods what the heck does the Holocaust have to do with vaccines

[@VkklVkkl]

Transnistrian here from a small village near Tiraspoli, thanks for visiting our little country! People often are afraid of coming to our country or visiting the country, especially with the recent shots in the country, but we'll always welcome visitors!

[@adrena7321]

🤍🕊️

[@Arvinw1]

how is transnistria even a country youre part of republica moldova

[@VkklVkkl]

@@Arvinw1 Well, that's not really up to us to decide, plus, it's been 30 years since the war happened, we have our own government, our own borders, what more do you need to consider it a country?

[@Arvinw1]

@@VkklVkkl do you call south ossetia a country? No why? Because its not recognised by any country besides russia and nauru and a few others AND it is not in the united nations just like Transnistria YOU ARE in republica Moldova my friend intelegi? And final, on ANY map does Transnistria exist why? Because you already know it’s not a country.

[@hanfenis5941]

@arvin call it part of moldova all you want, still cant govern it

[@4everbronzed]

I am goosebump and crying of happiness guys and I know this video is 2 years old, but it’s my 1st time watching it. Thank you for showing us the real other side. I happen to have visited it in 2007, just before I left my home country Moldova and had about the same experience. 17 years later and I sense nothing much has changed for these people. I am glad you enjoyed your time and I loved your video on Moldova as well

[@TheRyanadsouza]

Man that old lady made me year up like no one's business. Warmed my heart so much. She's got so much resolve, spirit and love. Damn I need to cry. Why is life so hard.

[@femibear]

so hard bro...i felt that!!

[@juanmacias5922]

Holy shit, why was this so wholesome!? I literally cried when Yelena was talking about how Thomas reminded her about her dead son, and them getting adopted by the sweetest grandma ever! ;_;😭

[@elegancia6179]

I think she said that he looked like one of her alive sons, Constantine. Andrei is the one that passed away but yes absolutely still so sweet xx

[@juanmacias5922]

@@elegancia6179 my bad! I was too busy crying I guess 😅😭

[@elegancia6179]

@@juanmacias5922 same 😭 so precious the whole thing

[@GSGWillSmith]

Thomas was right when he said that the poorest people are usually the most generous and have the most to give! Such a beautiful video! It's amazing what kind of experiences you guys are making with people! I always feel like I'm right there when I watch your videos! Much love from Germany!

[@alexgainsborough4921]

This does not correspond to reality: Western financial structures recognize Ukraine as the poorest country in Europe - but there is nothing human in the people there, only the desire to kill.

[@sugarstonespa2975]

i've noticed with your films (the one's i have seen thus far), it is the elders that have the gems...wisdom...love...

[@AlinaMcleod]

I had a lovely time in Transnistria. It is definitely an off the beaten path destination, but very safe and welcoming. Glad you guys are showing it to the masses :)

[@MikiGermany210]

Will go to next year

[@Bigwillz]

I will love to visit.

[@aom7555]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpqYp6ybj99-i7M

[@streetboyz1096]

Bald and Bankrupt went there a couple of years ago too

[@YukiPyro]

Welcoming? A communist place welcoming lol.

[@nameless-user]

I have a friend whose family is Transnistrian. He returns annually, and intends on bringing me over for a week just outside Tiraspol. I truly appreciate the work on this video.

[@wowautumn1000]

The older lady literally had me tearing up. You guys spending time with her was just so pure. Grandmas are the best!

[@mrathleticrunner]

American here. I just visited Transnistria the other day, and It was the most beautiful experience I’ve ever had. The people there were so kind, and I got many hugs and made lifelong connections and friends there. It is easy to visit, and I highly suggest everyone should go! :)

[@ivanvarykino8202]

Also American. Wondering, did you have any issues crossing border? I just learned my girlfriend is from this place. She just told me earlier Moldova. Now I find out she was born in Transnistria and family is still there 😄 Looking forward to it, but a little anxious about Russian troop presence.

[@surtexX]

ofc because they're all romanians

[@radekjedrak]

The scene in the church with the older lady had me choked up.. amazing the kindness and hospitality that lady showed. Very moving :)

[@Celticshade]

ive noticed a trend that basically every elderly person, that we see on camera at least, is the kindest person out there. while its obviously not only elderly people. to know they have lived through so much and still came out as giving, and accepting of others. is just nice to see all of the older people being seen and heard, when the sad reality is so many older people are just sort of forgotten by everyone around them, especially if they outlive all of the people they grew up with and built their lives with.

[@sonder_safety]

thanks, now im crying :")

[@MissedInstaReels]

Man you kinda broke me into pieces thanks..

[@lolcerditorock]

Many of euro-descendant countries have this horrible culture "against" elderly people. If you take a look at latinamerican or asian cultures, you can see so so much respect and care is given to those older people, because at the end of the day it is them who are the wisest and that is something we should take care of. Really hope more people thought of family that way.

[@patriciacole8773]

What an encouragement to watch! Thank you.

[@articlight737]

They understand that love is the only thing that lasts on earth.

[@Romanatron3000]

I’m from Moldova and you guys did such a good job depicting Transinisria. We watched felt so touched. My heart is breaking for our people and our Ukrainian and Russian sisters and brother and watching this helped me remember that humans are kind and loving and beautiful more often than not. Thank you for your good work! 🇲🇩🇺🇦💛💙

[@BUSHCRAPPING]

Do they speak Romanian/Moldovan in transnistria? Or is it mostly russian?

[@i_sh4tmys3lf46]

@@BUSHCRAPPING I mean it depends on who your talking to cuz some people that I met there, knew Romanian

[@ben5141]

@@BUSHCRAPPING Most speak Russian/Ukrainian and many speak Moldovian/Romanian. My dad is from their and speaks both Russian and Moldovian.

[@guilherme70327]

STOP THE WAR!!!

[@albertcristian4540]

@@ben5141 There's no language called ,,Moldovian'' It's only Romanian with an accent, a language that is similar to Romanian language (but not romanian) is Aromanian, and it's used by Armenian-Romanian people, and those are a few.

[@ke9082]

19:12 every episode makes me cry at the end. Y’all are having incredible experiences and changing peoples lives that touch yours. I’m fully addicted to this channel now!

[@staredsky]

A country where people are so warmly friendly and ready to share the very little few they have, is a country ro respect

[@philwanadoo7435]

duh

[@staredsky]

@@onerottenpeach the one of the video, of course

[@Fisky-ww6ee]

@@onerottenpeachdid u watch the video?

[@mallarieluvsgirls]

@@philwanadoo7435 it’s not so duh. especially when it comes to americans. they see these types of cultures as a thing to exploit. always had.

[@philwanadoo7435]

@@mallarieluvsgirls Yes we know and the russians are soooo nice and helpful.

[@NandoFC89]

You guys honestly just made that grandma’s day. For all we know she’s always alone or always has been and was just nice to finally have company again. Seeing you just flooded her with memories of her sons. Thank you for taking the time to spend time with her. 🥺

[@sola9298]

I feel so lucky to be able to go on these adventures with the yes theory team. It’s truly life changing. I’m so glad I said YES to this trip and got adopted by all these amazing Babushkas!

[@AlexMa27]

did she say what happened with her sons?

[@anch0r11-n2r]

Y'all made this woman's day. No, you made her life. She probably appreciated that time you spent with her, more than the money.

[@acidsteve9837]

It actually seemed like it. Here in europe, people would absolutely FLIP their shit if given the equivalent to what she was given. Her reaction at the end when given the money makes me think she is a very very wise woman. She realizes money for what it probably is, nothing. And also realizes the true worth of life, which is spending time living, together with people you love.

[@shoyupacket5572]

It seemed like she was lonely and missing her family. She probably has many grandchildren who all moved away.

[@klarapopilkova5791]

@@acidsteve9837 so... now you put how many countries and cultures in one?

[@Cyborg_Lenin]

@@acidsteve9837 Thats how we lived in USSR and thats why i wish it was back. Socialist country has the nicest people you will meat.

[@Breizhtobe]

It's moving to see there's still kindness and generosity in the world. Helping out that lady with her operation... Well, done, guys... You rock ! 😎👍

[@BoulderingBobat]

I'm not crying you're crying

[@unclassifiedclips]

just shut up, it's just stupid onions okay, so you better stop crying and be man sometime.

[@rockfist6866]

Its really hard to make me cry but this video did it. I cant believe how nice these people are.

[@bunille]

People are nice and happy in cults: either because they don't realise yet, or because they're trying to lure you to stay with them (as seen in the video plenty of times). Watch Midsommar if it helps you to understand the common sense that cults manipulate people, because obviously they won't be able to manipulate anyone to stay if they're publicly cruel, so they pretend to be the nicest people on the planet, to the point that the kindness is also alien: check. Even calling them the equivalent of "family". Soviet symbols and flags are everywhere, and they keep on talking about God. Red flags, man. This is literally the epitome of "too good to be true": that's because it isn't true. They said that people don't come, they only leave: suspicious how people want to leave and never come back to "such a kind place", and how anyone in these comments from an outside perspective is loving it... really feels like y'all are falling for manipulation by not knowing the full reality of what it's like living there. Knowing Soviet Russia, they'll kill the people who go against their cult and hide them: easy to do when everything's so private.

[@felix4596]

@@bunille Dawg America brainwashes their citizens from cradle to grave with shit like the pledge of allegiance. Y'all don't get to talk about how other countries or peoples are cults lmaooo

[@rockfist6866]

@@felix4596 True some of them think that they are the only ones in the world that matter

[@stevegek]

Been traveling quite a bit myself, and the poorer these countries are, the more they share and the happier they seem. So much more appreciative... So many people can learn from this. Greed is a worse virus than Corona. Thanks for sharing this video, seems like an incredible experience.

[@fadyaraj6722]

exactly i totally agree with u sir

[@ianmangham4570]

Truth

[@sosukemickey1041]

poor countries are only happy if they have a unified community

[@juliantsang5752]

I can attest to this. I grow up in Hong Kong and now live in London, two affluent cities but people seem to be unsatisfied with their conditions, having needed to deal with a lot of stress daily. I have not seen anyone half as inviting and welcoming as those people were in the video. I was able to experience this only when I get to the countryside and poorer places like Thailand and Ukraine where people live a relatively stress-free life.

[@stevegek]

@@juliantsang5752 Perhaps in urban regions with many office jobs, most social interactions come from people who need something from you. Send you a 100 emails, ask you to create documents or whatever you do at the office. Social interaction in different areas might be less needy and more on an emotional level. Super interesting topic to think about.

[@paseknaringi2234]

Imagine if the whole world was like this with people living in peace and treating strangers like their own family. Just beautiful.

[@Arturs1984]

If everyone tried dmt trip, there will be no war.

[@jpc.598]

@@Arturs1984 ok, bro hogan 😂

[@Sebastian4775]

thats only happens in leftist countrys, rightwings countrys are violent

[@bokatadosev2995]

As a person whose country had experienced communism, no. That shit ruined everything right here and it was one of the worst periods.

[@ledumpsterfire6474]

@@carlocolucci7022 Yup. On paper, communism is a fantastically obvious choice for an equal and near-utopic society. Marx was brilliant, but he was also an optimist. It's just unfortunate that no matter where you introduce an element of human leadership, corruption follows, and communism is especially quick to collapse under it.

[@mallarieluvsgirls]

omg i’m going to cry. that woman is so so kind. the tea and the apples. these people seem lovely and remind me very much of my own; the first nations of canada. how lovely. i’d love to visit one day.

[@2wodrqwoa]

I like how professional, yet non professional, this feels. Good camera, good music choices, good everything, yet it still has a person behind it. Not just some random persona.

[@mistrd7966]

I am literally in tears. This showed me that humanity still exists like the kindness and love they radiate is unbelievable and the way they make you feel loved amd wanted is just great. I would like to visit this country so much.

[@FinUgShiet]

There should be more people like them, not only the 2 hosts with hearts of gold but also the locals, who were so friendly and lovely that I cant even begin to describe it. These kinds of videos makes anyone feel good about being human. Why arent these more popular than the negative news? They should be.

[@sunnyisson90]

This shows that you don’t have to have a luxurious trip and stays to feel good and to make your travelling experience meaningful. Travelling is about discovering and learning that there is so much more that we haven’t seen

[@blake9668]

They were just virtue-signalling and trying to score with that older "babushka." Why else would they go out of their way to stay with an old lady and HUG her at the end? If you're a Muslim, then you should be ashamed at yourself for considering this a "feel good" video

[@XyOzfpsW]

@@blake9668 and once more.

[@evanallen8952]

@@blake9668 what's wrong with you

[@devangshukla7037]

@@evanallen8952 a lot of things, I think

[@fuchsia02]

@@blake9668 are you good?

[@ericab845]

the babuskas are the heart and soul of these countries. there are loving grandmothers everywhere. thank you for helping her with her operation

[@drae840]

This episode is so wholesome I can't- 😭😭 All those babushkas were very sweet and generous to you, I couldn't help but shed a little bit of tears... The football match was incredible, and the locals were very welcoming! I love everything about it!

[@SweetPotato___]

im like teary eyed this whole time over the grandma and how she always offered you something even though she had basically nothing. and when you gave her the eye-surgery money i just sobbed. this woman is too precious.

[@aom7555]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpqYp6ybj99-i7M

[@kinettkinett6246]

Hope you'll reconnect with your new adoptive Grandma, she's so sweet 🤗🥰

[@Microtonal_Cats]

I got a little weepy hearing the sweet little old lady talk about her son who died, and just loved how sweet her (and a lot of people) are in this.

[@johndow9383]

i think she said all 3 died

[@Xəeroh]

The people of Transnistria are very warm-hearted. Such kind souls. It's not a lie that people with less give the most.

[@edaykuc1494]

I've been living in Tiraspol since birth. I am only 14, but I managed to see many countries. I've been to China, Italy and many other European countries. And even despite all this, I really adore my city and country. Maybe everything here is old and ugly, but this is still my home country. It is safe and beautiful in its own way. All people are kind and sympathetic, you noticed it :) Here I get a good education, learn English, play professional sports and have the opportunity to go anywhere, despite the fact that technically I live in a non-existent country. I like it here

[@klebleonard]

best regards to Transnistria, definitely will visit !

[@imtiazmahmood9324]

wow!

[@lizthedisjointedzebra692]

My husband and I love traveling, we backpacked around Asia for six months after we got married, and have dozens of countries listed that we want to visit in the future. And this video put Transistria on the list. It actually reminded me of a tiny town in Japan we visited. It may have been more built up and newer, but the people in this video remind me of the generous, kind, and beautiful people we met there. And, from what I saw, Transistria certainly has a classic beauty of its own, especially in its people

[@vlad7209]

i want to ask you how it is living there? the people dont look like they're russian, they look a lot like the old ladies from romania where i live

[@HOCKN5734]

@@vlad7209 The first thing you should know, there is no such thing as a nation in Pridnestrovie, for us all here are Russian brothers, there are 3 nationalities living in this country: Ukrainians, Russians and Moldovans (this is if you don't count visitors), so there are no "Romanian grandmothers" here, only babushki. Life is good, at least I live in the Slobodzeya and I like everything here except for schools, at school neither teachers nor the director can't control the behavior of students, which is why I returned home with a severe headache due to the fact that one guy made me a deflection, and you know what? The school said that we would sort ourselves out with each other (I still get a headache sometimes). There are still problems with work but it's pretty beautiful here and the people are kind. I want to emphasize that this is my personal view of the PMR from the side of a 14-year-old boy.

[@awesome2cherry]

This is kind of openness was seen through out most of Eastern Europe especially during the Soviet era, when I was a kid everyone was always polite, friendly,giving and caring for each other because the life style of the people was community based. You won’t find this much in western societies because they were raised with regard only for them selfs and self benefits so I love it when they show Westerners come to the East and be surprised by the hospitality of its people much love from Latvia :)))

[@SamsRussianAdventures]

I find Russian people to be very hospitable and very respectful. It is highly unlikely for a stranger to speak badly of somebody, like in the UK for example. It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm additionally a big follower of this channel and I also make content with regards to life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as kind to me yet. Nearly everybody who sees my material states that it is great, unfortunately very few get to enjoy it. Can you be brutally straight up and say exactly how I can improve my content? I value your honest point of view.

[@toobalkain]

that's true to an extent, communism brought both the best and the worst in people and by the 1980's any sense of community and solidarity was gone.

[@katika8502]

you gotta be nice to your neighboor because they can make you disappear. communism work just like the building near the main street look nice but move in a little and you will see how ugly it is.

[@lncafein]

Heartwarming. But careful, some idiot would call you a communist for that

[@awesome2cherry]

@@lncafein hahaha yeah had that before but honestly I don't mind. As someone who doesnt have a bad memory of growing up in communism. I know a lot of bad stuff happened but they happen in every regime no matter if they are democratic or authoritarian, fascist or communist, in my opinion the regime is just a name and the people in charge are the evil but thats an unpopular opinion.

[@amibangali8078]

I literally cried after watching the last part. Her smile is so adorable, it reminds me of my grandma.