Russian refugee in Mongolia

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Thank you, Mongolia! Баярлалаа!

[@krisr3612]

Sergey, Please kindly change this video title and stop calling yourself a "refugee." YOU are not a refugee. The UKRAINIANs your fellow Russians invaded and started slaughtering civilians causing them to need to flee for their lives - THOSE UKRAINIANS ARE REFUGEES!! You are just a draft dodger fleeing from mobilization. I am glad you left Russia, BUT YOU ARE NOT A REFUGEE!!!

[@Gregory47342]

Children can always tell a good person and that shows how nice you are Sergey. Keep up the great videos and stay safe.❤

[@aparelhodesoldar7604]

hahahhah you are a celebrity Sergey!!!!

[@Dizle81]

Goodluck on your journey

[@jasonb6315]

It sucks that you had to leave Russia but it will be a memorable adventure.

[@enkhtuyaradnaa5091]

Choibalsan, my hometown. I wish you all the best of luck in this difficult times. I’m glad to see my hometown & my people in foreigner’s eyes; I’m sure they will treat you well in their best they could. You know it’s hard times there too after the long pandemic. It’s little worrisome that winter is approaching. Stay safe! God bless you Sergey! We’re all humans after all & we should help each other.

[@kts437]

Welcome to Mongolia, Sergey! As I am a Mongolian living in Canada, I would advise you not to hang around with people drinking vodka, and be careful in certain neighborhoods. Like every country, we have both bad and good people. It's better to find someone local Mongolian who speaks Russian and get some tips and advice about in what neighborhoods you have to be careful and where is safe to shop for grocery etc. I wonder those local Red Cross staff members ever help you get connected with someone who speaks Russian. Please ask the Red Cross staff members to help you get connected with a local Mongolian, who speaks Russian.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Yes, people told me not to drink vodka here. Mongols drink not less than Russians I think and vodka can bring some problems out of emotions

[@kts437]

@@CrazyRussianSergey Yes, I wonder the local Red Cross staff members ever give you any safety advice to get around in Choibalsan! Not selling alcohol on the first of every month is the Mongolian government's efforts to reduce alcoholism. Just use your common sense when you're in certain neighborhoods.

[@AndreAndFriends]

@@CrazyRussianSergey drinking vodka with strangers can not be ever good. Just dont do it.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

@@kts437 yes. I lived near the club so I saw some interesting fights!😁 (however, I think on the next day - those who fought each other - are friends again =)

[@ichkaodko7020]

@@CrazyRussianSergey what he meant was you stay away from Mongolians hence russians are known as heavy drinker and problem causer, don't cause problem for us, not vice versa.

[@shohan5772]

Mongolia is such an underrated country, it deserves more attention.

[@el_chico1313]

700 years ago it was xD

[@Str1ker793]

@Umbrella Studio because it’s an underrated country

[@cluberti]

Good luck and safe travels, wherever this journey takes you.

[@martlus]

That’s beautiful to see a humble and decent russian who doesn’t behave like a jerk abroad! Some of russians have a bad reputation when they are abroad. Bestof luck to you, Sergey!

[@voskan]

some does not mean all

[@martlus]

@@voskan yes, but I remind you that russia before the war was one of most racist countries in the world where people of different skin color, orientation etc were beaten or killed! Many russians called the very people where they escape to now CHURKI ЧУРКИ. How ironic, that russians now would feel xenophobia towards them 🤣 from those very people they looked down upon!

[@MrMastadox]

Yeah, ha ha. On holliday i met some crazy russians. Who go to a hotel where you can eat all inclusive. And they get too much food, and leave a lot on their tables without eating it.

[@soviettsars]

You clearly haven’t seen muricans

[@voskan]

@@soviettsars or rather uglo-americand.

[@stefanomarcolongo9200]

I have lived for a while in Ulaanbaatar. I'm Italian. Mongolian people are really great people and Mongolia a Great Country with a huge heritage. Take care and stay safe...all what's happening between Russia and the rest of the World will soon last. Best of Luck.

[@archie2768]

As a missionary of Vatican or zionism?

[@stefanomarcolongo9200]

@@archie2768 ha ha ha good joke. Nope, as a lawyer working there and a writer interested in Mongolian Sciamanism. Not all Italians are pro Vatican....not me for sure. Hahahaha.

[@tuulameri8499]

Lovely to see Mongolia and I am glad mongolian people are so welcoming and warm people ! Stay safe and enjoy new experiences life is about to bring you. Hello from Finland !

[@bop8907]

@Vladimir Putinu mean bro polish equal stupid

[@8888LR]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@fuliyaa]

Hello, west mongolian

[@ruth4489]

I like your little fan club, those children love you. I am sure they want to learn English from you, they are like that in Mongolia. Just remember, you represent your country to those youngsters. Just be a good example to them so they can see that Russia is full of good people. I am from Texas but in the 90s when thr Soviet Union fell we had several teenage girls from Russia come to our school as exchange students just to see what America was like in Texas. They were good people and all of them were religious girls. They were shocked how welcoming we were in Texas and told us that they were told many things about America and none of it was true. I still keep up with them through Facebook and all 3 of them live in the Baltic States except 1, in St Petersburg. She had to send her husband to Poland because she doesn't want him to fight in the war. So sad, God be with you.

[@ferrariguy8278]

The people are impressive! So spontaneously friendly and helpful! The kids are so fun and free. What a beautiful place. Glad they want to welcome Russians who see no point in this war. Now I have the name of a hotel to go to if I'm ever able to visit Mongolia.

[@muug]

The rule for not selling alchohols in the first days of the months is to encourage people to pay their bills and spend money on important stuff as most get their salaries on the first day of month. Also, getting driving license in Mongolia is quite easy and the proper international licenses are agreed throughout the world(EU, US) Some translations: Kids were saying they just started learning russian this year in school and asked if you wanted to play volleyball with them. And the reception woman was encouraging you to say Thank you more just as a friendly banter. And those drinking men were in awe about how you were drinking the vodka. Saying "That is how it's supposed to go down" It was great to see your insight. Hope you have a great time in my country!

[@jaysutton1071]

Much better vibe with the genuine Sergey versus the crazy. Good to see and will continue to watch, much luck!

[@lindafabbro2144]

Thank you for sharing your adventure, Mongolia is not one of our popular tourist destinations for Australians and it’s fascination to know this insight about Mongolian culture and history. Stay safe and I hope that peace will return to your country. I really admire your will and strength seek freedom. I wish you all the best.

[@A1441]

I try to watch all the ads (no skipping) when I watch your videos, SERGEY. I want your channel to earn from my ad views. Take care!

[@SatisfyingJoyMotive1222]

Good luck to you Sergey . As a mongolian i have to remind you please stay away from a street drinkers and don't go out when it's dark. Even In Mongolia we are more safety than Russia, but still there are some sudden dangers can happen just like everywhere in the World. So God bless you and your beautiful country Russia. And peace be upon all of you. I wish all the best to you and to your copatriots currently living in Mongolia. I feel so sad about what happening in Russia, and russian peoples sufferings. I will pray for you guys.

[@vartick9219]

Why does Russia beautiful tho? And people are bad also, they are just drinking and walking with swastikas. I understand what there are many good people, but as a whole nation its very bad

[@AuntyRoslyn]

Lovely ❤❤❤❤ post...

[@oddanneout]

I’m happy that you found a welcome in Mongolia. I pray that all refugees will find the same warmth. Stay safe 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@ZiliaSadykova]

Я ваша подписчица из России, Казань! Очень интересно вас смотреть и слушать. Мы сами скоро в Монголию собираемся, надеемся там проходить интервью на грин карт в посольстве США.

[@blanketparty5259]

wait really you can interview there ? can we talk personally? I live in samara with my Russian wife. we were thinking of getting her the same.

[@MsMoonlightlily]

Удачи вам на интервью и легкой адаптации в США. У нас в США очень хорошо и к нормальным русским относятся по-доброму!

[@Aleksilausti]

Mongolians seem such nice and elegant people who are willing to help even a stranger! You chose a good place to go to for the time being.

[@bop8907]

Thx bro

[@yeshiyangzom8532]

Because you are not Chinese. Chinese tourists were killed for fun by mongols.

[@phillipcardall7709]

So nice to see this Sergey! Excellent insight into your first time experiences in Mongolia so far! 😀

[@adamtady9288]

The kids so nice taking pictures of him, made me smile haha enjoy the time there man looks really positive and you are ana amazing vloger, best regards from Srbija 🇷🇸❤🇷🇺

[@bbbildhuu]

Sorry about the wallet man I’m glad they’re treating you well. Thanks for being nice to the kids

[@A1441]

You are actually better off there in Mongolia than when you were on quarantine/lockdown in Russia. Count your blessings, SERGEY. May you earn more from the KZbin views and joining fees.

[@thomasprince5137]

These are the people that make the world a better place to live .

[@mysymphony67]

I’m so sorry about what’s happening in Russia & Ukraine too 😪😪 Wish you the best & keep going! Have a courage, things will get better soon! The whole world is praying for peace in Russia & Ukraine 🙏🏼

[@LondonWater]

❤❤❤ glad they are treating you well. Best to you and your loved ones. Also to the Mongolians❤️❤️

[@franug]

One of my dream trips is doing the Transiberian train route, from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar. We wanted to do something like that for our honeymoon back in 2016 but we didn't have enough vacation days to make it...obviously now it seems impossible to travel to Russia, but going to Mongolia and generally the Eurasian Steppe is still in my dreams! Historically it's such an important part of the world and Mongols seem so friendly like you show. I'm glad you were able to leave a horrible situation in Russia and can live somewhere where you're welcomed

[@chubbymoth5810]

Thank you Mongolia for being compassionate, warm and welcoming people. I'm sure more foreigners will consider making the long trip. We know very little about modern Mongolia, so I'm very interested in how it looks. I expect heating to be very important in Mongolia in winter, so lucky you Sergei. No need to chop wood.

[@GiLLyMGL]

Sergey, if you decide to visit Ulaanbaatar, you are very much welcome and I’ll personally show you around.

[@willow881000]

Ahh, kids are the best! I feel for you, Sergey! You're lucky that they're friendly and hospitable to you. Regards from your new sub from So California!

[@Carma123]

California is ruined.. I hope you didn’t vote for Brainless Biden.

[@William_Fields]

The first of the month in Mongolia is called a Dry Day. A dry day (no alcohol sales) is designed to encourage workers to pay their bills and to be responsible. Oh Mani Padme Hum.

[@ABCDEFGHdumbo]

A lot of Mongolians don't like the government (it sounds VERY much validated) but I can at least respect ordinances like this to maintain culture and custom. Ditto for how UB handles driving and, especially, organising them festivals :>

[@blagadtyia1575]

Thanks God, you upload ur videos stay safe, always watching frm saudi🇸🇦🇸🇦❤️❤️

[@2balkan4you]

Saudi here

[@eskii2]

Man, this is super exotic. Will follow your adventures in Mongolia. Stay safe

[@barbarad1986]

You have such a good attitude, that brings good feelings from people. Glad you are doing well. I was worried about you

[@Wizardofwords-g7v]

Interesting to see Mongolia. Never seen it before. It looks like they're also struggling economically. Greetings from South Africa🇿🇦

[@clipsforyou-tube4861]

Mongolian economy is collapsing bro, people are running abroad seeking for a better job, for better life where they can work less and not worry about money.

[@gabriele201]

@@clipsforyou-tube4861 where they are going? like in the west or asia?

[@clipsforyou-tube4861]

@@gabriele201 mostly to South Korea, Japan and USA

[@lhagun]

Yes damn it... struggling is real shit here

[@gabriele201]

@@clipsforyou-tube4861 oh okay ty

[@iamneesie]

I would love to go to Mongolia one day!! It looks like a very interesting place!! Also, it's very beautiful!!

[@otisotis5869]

Thanks!

[@josephrapp]

Have been thinking about you since last video. Happy for you-even though I know this must be very difficult for you to leave your country and start over. Be kind to yourself,try to not become stressed and enjoy what you can. Will check back when you again post.

[@chabelitapitufina1342]

Thank you for these AMAZING VIDEOS!! It is very nice to see how nice the people there treat you! I never considered going to mongolia, but through your videos I have become interested and intrigued to visit that country!!!

[@helenvarner5787]

I'm so happy to see a welcoming place for Russian people. I see such anger expressed toward them because of Ukraine. God bless you. May you find many places of peace and safety 💞

[@innosoul]

Do you think there is no reason to treat aggressive Russians negatively? Especially Ukrainians, their cities are being destroyed daily, people are dying. And all because the Russians ceded their human rights to a dictator who usurped power. 🇨🇦🇺🇦🙏

[@svetlanabolotova9810]

Спасибо братьям монголам что понимают тех кто бегут от могилизации! Россияне будьте вежливы и благодарны тоже!

[@allisonmarlow184]

Mongolia seems so friendly and welcoming to Russians. I'm so glad for you!! What a great place to wind up during these times. It's soviet but yet warm and friendly. Who knew! These people are amazing. I love that you're there! Have fun, and bring us along with you. Smile 😁 more!! (I'm a brand new subscriber and I love it.)🇺🇸🌴🦩 From Florida!

[@enkh-uchralganbat6450]

only some of the leftover buildings are soviet. Mongolia is Not soviet as a whole

[@golden_gate0049]

Enkh-Uchral Ganbat... It so true, Mongolia never was a Soviet state nor China relate😁.

[@purevjavterbish33]

I am mongol writing from Mongolia.Mongols love Russia and russian people,becouse they helped a lot in 20 th.

[@enkh-uchralganbat6450]

@@purevjavterbish33 I live in Mongolia too but i do not love Russian government at all. Russian people seems honest and chill but government is nahh.

[@purevjavterbish33]

@@enkh-uchralganbat6450 оросын ард түмэн одоо үнэхээр ядарч байгаа-дайнд 60 гаран мянга цэрэг алагдсан,олон мянга гар хөлгүй болсон,эдийн засаг нь сүйрч байгаа,улс төрийн хувьд ганцаардсан,засгийн газар нь хямарч байгаа.Энэ нь хэдэн жилийн дараа Орос улс Америкийн колони болж тусгаар тогтнол оо алдана гэсэн үг л дээ.Манай Орон Хятадад эзлэгдэх нь зөвхөн цаг хугацааны асуудал болсон.Тэр болтол оросуудад боломжоороо туслаж сүүлчийн үүрэг ээ биелүүлэх хэрэгтэй,тэгэхгүй бол айхтар нүгэл болно.

[@willswalkingwest7267]

I wish every American could be made to watch your channel, other channels like Niki's, Konstantine's, Zack's, etc. It's depressing how many people in America think the average Russian is a villain. God Bless you, Sir. I am glad you are being treated well, I am just overwhelmingly sad about the entire affair. And angry. I cannot begin to imagine what you must be feeling. Take care.

[@234cheech]

no thay dont stop the bullshit youre fucking wrong ppl like fucking you stir up the pot with lies have you asked every yank that qestion no maybe ware you live thare all nasty horrible ppl but a doubt that i bet its mostly ppl from america that actully watch and coment

[@kirilld6206]

Average russian knows geography much better than average american minister or even president. We know for example the difference between Australia and Austria and between N Korea and South Korea. Even if it is not our protectorate state :).

[@DDrew67]

Who's Konstantin?

[@sabrinafehl7861]

@@DDrew67 check him out his channel is called Inside Russia he’s live every day at 3:00pm American central time

[@eaststorm1282]

sorry but Putin has 80% approval rating so i think it’s fair for others to think that average Russians are supportive of the villain.

[@Gregory47342]

Mongolia sounds interesting, just don't drink to much. Keep posting your videos they are interesting. 👍

[@pvere3246]

Great video Sergey, I'm looking forward to seeing more of your travels as a Russian refugee. Don't hold back on giving us some Mongolian food reviews, it's easy content and pretty interesting. I'm was curious to learn more about the Mongolian tea you were drinking and wondered what the rectangular food item on your tray was?

[@VILL4IN]

god bless Mongolia

[@adriennemarierozario6591]

Good to see you are enjoying your adventure for the most part. The village children seem to be attracted to your good vibes. Beware of who you drink vodka with and in dark neighborhoods. I hope your wallet gets returned. Wishing you prosperous adventures, safety & many blessings Sergey! 😇

[@maumau1968]

Hello to you from Scotland. Please know you have many supporters around the world. You have done the right thing in leaving when you did. One day this will all be over and I hope you will once again be able to go back to your Motherland. Best wishes to you Sergey.

[@nasser-ist]

People like him are not appreciated or welcomed back in Russia. He will have some issues wherever he goes, including his motherland.

[@florrie8767]

Looking forward too seeing more of Mongolia. I am glad you got Out of Russia. Very sad you have to leave during these times.

[@TallTravels]

Very interesting, I never saw any video from Mongolia before I don't think.

[@jessicasmith6470]

That is very nice . I have visited that country. Wishing you and yours all the best. Greetings from Maui, Hawaii.

[@johannesnicolaas]

The way the kids relate to you, is very heartwarming!!

[@legalsage]

Glad that you have been able to get away and stay safe, and also that you have had a kind and warm welcome to Mongolia. It is a blessing to meet good peoples from other countries and to experience kindness and be welcomed when you are in need. I pray your time there and in your travels will be filled with kindness and many welcoming, be friends. Stay safe and well! Hello from NYC.

[@joydavey6971]

Mongolians have beautiful eyes

[@kristel8991]

The kids are so sweet ^^

[@enemycapital]

Rest easy and go well, Sergey. You are doing a brave, and courageous thing. I wish you all the luck in the world. Thank you for being unwilling to die for nothing.

[@gabyd5662]

Thanks Mongolia for helping people that want democracy 🕊️☮️✌️🙏

[@nasser-ist]

😂

[@tgldr_tugi]

I’m glad that our people treated you well! And nice ad haha

[@karensantell4139]

Thank goodness for their hospitality.

[@voskan]

Sergey, wish you the best and good people on the road. Stay safe!

[@jasonsmart3482]

Cant blame you Sergey. The whole situation is so sad. Take care and stay stong. You are such a trusting guy

[@RyanMWilliams]

In Colombia they say "No hay papaya" which roughly means don't be the low hanging fruit. Everywhere you go there will be someone looking for an easy mark, as you said talk with the locals and get the lay of the land.

[@ashleypower3606]

I hope you love Mongolia because it's safer and I know you will be safe there. Stay safe when you're in Mongolia. Greetings from Australia. 🙂🇦🇺

[@mad_mushroom4555]

Wow! People you've met there are really nice! Perhaps we should move to Mongolia too. Good luck in your journey!

[@kirilld6206]

Very nice and friendly children there, seems like parents care a lot about their education.

[@jeg5gom]

The children are a reflection of a culture. Great kids. Great video!

[@Carma123]

If this is true then Mexico is the worst country.

[@Нобучікॳноза]

glad to see U made it! Hope Mongolian keep their genuine hospitality!

[@retkvi]

That was my first insight into Mongoliean town I ever seen. Before that only documentaries of Mongolian wilderness. It gets really cold in winter in Mongolia though. Btw. that your impression of some kind of an american cowboy from that interview with the Kazakh girl in that park was really cool/funny.

[@ardeiuti]

So,basicaly, if you go to Mongolia, you are become instantly a rock star..

[@togtokhkh203]

Hi Sergey. Welcome to Mongolia. I’m sure Mongolians will try to help you as long as they can. But that may not be enough for your survival. You are healthy and young. It would be truly inspiring if you find a job there and earn some money. Mongolia lack of workers especially in big cities. Hope you stay healthy and good times will come and will see your family. Stay away from Vodka and bad people. Good luck.

[@ismaielkhan7684]

They love you so much . And kids are extremely happy to see you .

[@MrTommi704]

Greetings from Denmark! stay safe bro, i hope the situation will get better :)!

[@sabrinafehl7861]

U B careful young man with BIG HEART

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Ohh 😲 wow. You actually did even 4!!! Donations and this one is the biggest and crazy big!!!

[@goodmorning2386]

Good luck Sergey! I’m glad you were able to seek refugee there, the whole situation that’s happening in Ukraine and Russia is terrible :( thank god Mongolia is close for people to get to go safety

[@turquoisebubbles2042]

Looks lovely and friendly… I’d love to see more

[@srirachapasha]

From a guy who unfortunately had to leave his motherland Lebanon in search for safety and stability in the United States, I can relate to you a lot Sergrey. I am glad that you are in the relative safety of Mongolia.

[@peagames2002]

I've met Lebanon born woman who was mother of my ex. She was very gentle woman and she had common sense more stronger than any local finn's. I remember him saying she was in very poor health due working as nurse many years, I hope she is still doing good.

[@rikibo861]

Lire ci-dessus ce qu'une VRAIE mongolienne (K Ts), installée au Canada, donne comme conseil à Sergey !!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Carma123]

Why do people always flee to the US and Europe?

[@peagames2002]

@@Carma123 Perhaps because they figure out that it's actually safer there.

[@Carma123]

@@axlr8deathpls294 we don’t want them here though. It’s a mess BECAUSE of it.

[@happycappybts]

I'm so glad you're safe!

[@leahd6138]

Вы молодец что убежали и что делаете ютюб! Очень интересно смотреть ваши видео. Обязательно купите микрофон хотя бы из алиэкспресса, иногда плохо слышно.

[@A1441]

Those Mongolian kids are like Filipino kids when they see a foreign-looking (especially Caucasian) visitor, hahaha.

[@joftoronto]

Thanks

[@Munkhbayarkhavtgai]

11:00 those kids said they will start learn russian in this school year.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Ohh really! That’s cool!

[@Munkhbayarkhavtgai]

@@CrazyRussianSergey yes there's actually still some schools still learn russian. But idk how many.

[@iamneesie]

Удачи в Монголия!!!😊

[@tw-ym8zr]

hello from Canada to the boys. The hotel looked like a nice place.

[@ariavril5434]

That is just incredible and warms my heart to see how kind and joyous they are to speak with you! What an amazing country with beautiful people! What is up with all those large wandering dogs? Do you plan to stay in Mongolia? It is wonderful how they are embracing you. I had no idea how hospitable Mongolia is! Much love from Great Lakes US!

[@miloserneculaes3001]

They must be stray dogs, some mixed breed of Alabai. Stray dogs are a problem in all ex-communist countries.

[@ghexaier]

stray dogs, they walk around in packs peacefully. they bother no one, no one bothers them.

[@ariavril5434]

@@ghexaier I was thinking more so about how difficult it would be for me in Mongolia because every wandering dog I saw I would want to also feed. They all did seem rather friendly so I didn’t think fearing them was an issue. I thought trying to resist saving all of them would be. Particularly people like myself that adore animals. 🙂

[@ghexaier]

yea i feel u too. mongolians usually don't like harming dogs (or animals in general) and try to feed or watch out for strays if they can but it's a vast land and government doesn't have an acceptable policy regarding this matter. personally i much prefer if they roam free instead of becoming guard dogs, and for the government to use catch-spay-release strategy.

[@ariavril5434]

@@ghexaier what a lovely people and fascinating country!! 🥰

[@jreteeksjreteeks8868]

What is the best way to support you? I just discovered your channel with the Special Evacuation operation vlog. Wishing you all the best from Seattle Washington.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Hello! Thanks very much for the donation! It’s better to say thanks late then never 😅! Well, I was getting Patreon which is the best, but now I’m gonna turn it off because too difficult to withdraw! But thank you very much for donation even though it was was a year ago it helped me a lot!

[@sabrinafehl7861]

Thank you. I am truely going to enjoyed learning about Mongolia never been there in the only thing I know about that part of the world is what I see in movies and we all know how movies are so looking forward to the education hope this little bit can help you

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Yeah. Movies use the stereotypes which are partly true of course. But still many things we won’t see or understand before visiting. Thanks for donation. And sorry for a late respond hehe 😉😅

[@ccsfbear]

Mongolia. So interesting and unique. A new home for you. So make the most of this. Be STRONG. it is not easy. I am sure. But you'll make it work. Spacibo! for reading. Best to you from San Francisco

[@beckyumphrey2626]

Beautiful video. Thank you.

[@Munkhbayarkhavtgai]

As you can see there's sovjetunionen house/apartment in mongolia because many russians lived in mongolia and they helped mongolia by building house and apartment so that's why.

[@PatrikVolkov1994]

Love to Mongolia from Russia 🇷🇺🤝🇲🇳

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Hey brother! Hang in there!

[@jjc3po]

God's speed... May the force be with you both always 👍

[@АсяАфарт]

Такие хорошенький дети 😇

[@dogblackprincehoney]

It's nice to see the kids following you😊, Sergeyhan.

[@luiss2223]

To call "good times" the Stalin's times.... But I love your videos, Segey, I wish you the best, you deserve it.

[@UbermenschOst]

Good old days of gulag and famine (and mass deportation obviously) 😂

[@lindaSee89]

The country of Mongolia, never seen wild free animals like that. Reminds me Africa. Thank you for showing me the country. The poor animals like the dogs. The children are very open to strangers. Be safe.

[@frusia123]

It's very interesting to see Mongolia, people seem so nice and the kids made me laugh. I felt sorry for that dog with bad coat though, bless him.

[@Cairol58]

Interesting video Sergey and good to see you are getting on with the locals 🙂. It seems they are very warm hearted and friendly. Still, better stick to the old proverb which says „don’t wrestle with the Mongols …” 😅. Anyway, good to see you made it there and you can cope with the situation 🙂.

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

Yes. Mongols can turn from sweet to “let’s conquer the World” mode if needed! Or after heavy drinking! However, I avoided any problems for now.

[@Cairol58]

@@CrazyRussianSergey We know you are a good boy from a cultured family 😀. You will be fine! 👍

[@CrazyRussianSergey]

@@Cairol58 I’m a good boy when I’m sober…

[@lloyd4956]

Dude I love your videos. Sucks you have to leave Russia 🇷🇺. But, it's probably better your in Mongolia 🇲🇳. As you can see old folks know Russian and the signs and city layouts are a bit more familiar than if you went to United States or Germany 🇩🇪.. Maybe once the "special operation" is over you can return..Good luck in Mongolia Sergey.

[@erik....]

About robberies, my father visited Russia in the 90's and was robbed by a guy in the streets.. but a cop saw it and catched him and gave him a few kicks when he was on the ground. He asked my father to kick him too and he was like ok i'll just fake a few kicks to make him happy. That's how it worked back in the days apparently, not sure how it is today. But if that would happen here in Sweden it would make national headlines in the news.

[@William_Fields]

Erik this is a great story! Thank you for sharing it.

[@linamatusov9283]

OMG! I can imagine the shock your father experienced when a policeman suggested kicking that guy. I'm sorry, but it's funny :)

[@mountaineagle204]

Ahahahaha

[@REOGURU]

I just stumbled upon your channel. I'm very happy that you got out of Russia and found a welcoming location like Mongolia. I'm curious to watch how your new adventure unfolds. I've learned so much about Tblisi from other Russian KZbinrs, now I'm looking forward to learning more about Mongolia!!

[@tarapaul8212]

It’s funny to see the kids take “selfies” with you you are getting famous there!