Russia's Drinking Problem (2003)

[@mattysquizzato7094]

Man, being a recovering alcoholic, it's tough to watch some of this. Makes me want to throw up. I don't miss the terrible anxiety, not being able to eat, etc. Having a social drink is one thing, but full-blown alcoholism is a TOUGH road to go down. I'm so thankful I survived it.

[@LeatherShoes-ef1pb]

This might be a weird thing to hear from a random commenter on KZbin, but I'm proud of you. Alcoholism nearly killed a very dear member of my family, but against all odds, they turned their life around and have been sober for a little over a decade. I'm beyond grateful to still have them in my life, and knew from watching them that it was *NOT* easy to quit.

[@mattysquizzato7094]

@LeatherShoes-ef1pb Thank you. I always give credit where it belongs; Firstly to God. And secondly; To all of the WONDERFUL people in my life who have stuck by me, and helped me through my struggles. Most people would probably tell them they were insane for even bothering to try and help me.

[@GariFFUSA]

Russia is way better now it’s been 20 years. More and more people are coming to realization about alcohol. You’re on the right path!

[@XenonDiosmitide]

"It's not an alcoholic drink, it's a soft drink" This was epic.

[@danvincent2600]

A Lithuanian man I know laughs when I tell him I only drink beer and yet it is not just a soft drink as the cops will attest on the weekends

[@markt926]

Maybe it's your breath

[@samsquanch1996]

Considering that the average Russian probably drinks AT LEAST a pint of vodka a day, it's not a surprise that Russians wouldn't consider beer an alcoholic drink.

[@j.c985]

Beer gets you wrecked though 😂

[@samsquanch1996]

@@j.c985 Russians are used to drinking necks of vodka, so to them drinking beer is probably like drinking Sprite.

[@nancyhope2205]

So sad. The people have had such a dreadful time. For centuries.

[@Musiconabolsa]

😅

[@admiralbenbow5083]

You get the government you deserve.

[@remaguire]

The whole country suffers from PTSD in my opinion.

[@DB-pp7kj]

God bless them. As a former alcoholic I shed tears knowing what those men grow up in.

[@zeppelinboys]

@@remaguire how could they not? WWI, then the Civil War then all the purges from Stalin, then WWII. I guess they caught a bit of a break when Khruchev and Breznev was is power but the collapse of the Union was poorly handled and now Russia is back in the shitter again.

[@jamestaylor94b]

Kinda weird to hear that Cola and Pepsi are the „healthy alternative“ to literally anything 😂

[@abraxasjinx5207]

I noticed that even drinking all that beer, everyone is still super skinny.

[@davestambaugh7282]

All you have to do is watch the many videos of traffic in Russia and you it will be obvious to you that many of the drivers are drunk.

[@LiClan]

Nothing wrong with that if you can handle it. Most non euro people would catch after a few beers

[@johnrudy9404]

Yep. You're right. Until,..you're not.

[@beltigussin81]

Heavy drinking is considered heroic 😢

[@HitchHikersBlues]

The US tried something similar nearly 100 years ago and it made the problem worse. Americans didn't like being told what they could and could not do.

[@speterj]

USA has age restrictions. Alcohol prices aren’t as cheap. Even our commercials can’t show people actually drinking the product. Yet alcohol is a problem in the USA.

[@jessaguila8368]

Can I drink with you?

[@jessaguila8368]

You are my Heroe

[@jessaguila8368]

I believe in You😅

[@shrimp8545]

The real tragedy was that it set their beer quality back like 40 years

[@pattywickson9046]

I don't blame them. I would probably do the same if I had to live in such a country.

[@OutragedPufferfish]

Soon you'll be doing fetty to forget that you're not a Russian 😋

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Tell me about it some get there WATER from a WELL in some VILLAGES and don't even have ELECTRICITY and when they invaded UKRAINE the SOLDIERS stole TAPS/FAUCETS & TOILETS from UKRAINIAN HOMES and sending them back to RUSSIA .And they actually thought WATER came out the wall thats the gods honest truth they didn't know anything about plumbing and one RUSSIA WRITER once said if i fell asleep now and woke up in another 100 years what would i expect RUSSIA to be like?? And he said the exact same as it is today a bunch of ALCOHOLIC THIEVES 😂

[@TheOne-er7nk]

What about all the drinking in 2 ANZAC countries?

[@OutragedPufferfish]

@@pattywickson9046 Everyone knows you're on fetty and living in a tent, Patty.

[@peterrobbins2862]

Explains the rampant alcoholism in America doesn't it

[@michaelstevens3479]

Made in 2003 released three years ago and arrived today,? wow the speed of things today almost as fast as my pigeons.

[@krusher181]

My pigeons are all dead

[@наблюдатель-й8с]

Привет всем из России,у нас сильно пили и употребляли наркотики,в 90х годах, сейчас уровень пьянства у нас в стране снизился

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

What country??

[@MnemonicCarrier]

This was made in 2003. Would be interesting to see if it still holds today. I spend about 6 months out of every year living/working in Russia. I don't know the stats, but on the surface the Russians didn't appear like they were hitting it hard (not in my circles, anyway). I mean, every now and then I came across someone who made/drank their own cha-cha. But from my observations, even those selling cha-cha from the trunk of their cars aren't doing too well these days.

[@kildarealeksen4140]

Alcohol and tobacco are legacies of communism. And Putin does not defend the life of the Russian people: Carlsberg, Heineken, Budweiser, British American Tobacco, Philip Morris International, Japan Tobacco International.

[@bodombeastmode]

Yes, the amount of alcohol consumed by average Russian has decreased a lot.

[@hansblitz7770]

It isn't even close to the epidemic levels that peaked in the 1990s- early 2000s. Now, Finland took the new title for drunkards, but hasn't seen the same levels of mortality, because the Finns binge drink a lot, but don't drink hard daily the way the Russians were/are infamous for.

[@FrostySnow1000]

2024, worse

[@gotacallfromvishal]

Yes of course it still holds today. Life in Russia is fucking miserable. People still die under snowbanks from overdosing on vodka and aren't found until springtime. Plus Russians go hard it's in their DNA

[@tropicalpalmtree]

6:47 i bet some serious drunk fighting has gone down in that room

[@tom66909]

Russians seem cool- honestly this is basically Tampa, FL

[@davestambaugh7282]

If it was not for prohibition in the US, organized crime would never have grown to the proportions it has!

[@maggienorris7833]

That’s a leap. Heroin came along a couple of decades later.

[@davestambaugh7282]

@@maggienorris7833 Alcohol is a drug.

[@renko9067]

Interviewer: Do you have a drug problem? Rock star: No. I have lots of money.

[@ScottishRoyal1]

Lol only a problem when you run out of money to buy them 😆

[@markwarnberg9504]

A differance of drinking a nice cold beer on a hot summers day or sharing a brewsky with friends for enjoyment and drinking just to get drunk! An alkoholic is an alkoholic no matter what they drink.

[@louisn1368]

You can’t spell alcoholic

[@markwarnberg9504]

@@louisn1368 Thank you Mr. Spelling Police.

[@scslre]

or "difference". maybe lay off the beer.

[@11pmeade]

My family came from a 99-100 % Morman town in Utah, population 500 in 1960, 800 in 2000 and 1500 in 2020’s. It’s starting to diversify.

[@TheDennys21]

7:18 He's the David Attenborough of vodka.

[@samsquanch1996]

1:49 "Why should I be careful? A beer a day helps!" His girlfriend/wife looks afraid.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Say that when your liver is failing in 20 years time..

[@martinmollerup2265]

That must be his daughter??

[@samsquanch1996]

@@martinmollerup2265 I doubt it.

[@mingarida]

How can anyone still defend the stance that weed is worse than booze …. I bet if we lived in a society where weed was legal and booze illegal …. The world would be a better happier, friendlier place

[@СофьяОзерова-е9п]

Легализация тоже ничего хорошего не сделала,мир был бы лучше,если бы люди были чистыми

[@СофьяОзерова-е9п]

А травка для многих является трамплином к употреблению других наркотиков

[@mollywhoppedsouls_pvp]

i think bro pooped his pants @ 5:52...

[@MrDebranjandutta]

I wonder after 20 years since that report, how many of those happy drunks died from liver disease

[@OsbornsConcise]

Alcohol causes not only the liver disease. Some die from other crap illnesses it causes

[@maggienorris7833]

Most of them

[@charlesferdinand422]

Alcohol is such a yucky drug: Tastes bitter like shit, has heavy secondary effects (nausea, increased urination, heartburn, etc.), it has a horrible crash (i.e. hangover), its effects last too little, it's weak especially compared to drugs with the same mechanism (e.g. benzos), it's more expensive than drugs with the same mechanism (e.g. benzos), it gives you alcohol breath, among many others.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Yeah i had a taste of it in my teens many moons ago and didn't like it and it's caused so many deaths over the years yet people think its just fun..

[@BlyatimirPootin]

And its boring af!

[@RobertArlensky]

Yeah but benzos can cause death and/or epileptic seizures. Not to mention the even worse withdrawals lasting months. Alcohol has been used for centuries. Moderation is key.

[@charlesferdinand422]

@@RobertArlensky Not true: Benzos are incredibly safe in overdoses which is why they replaced Barbiturates, they only cause death if combined with other drugs (like if you eat a handful and wash it down with alcohol) and otherwise they will only induce a coma AT MOST. Furthermore, Benzo withdrawal is MUCH LESS SEVERE than alcohol withdrawal which tends to cause delirium tremens and deaths in extremely higher rates. Also, the fact that alcohol has been used for centuries (millennia indeed) doesn't mean shit: For millennia sewage systems didn't exist and that doesn't mean sewage lines are preferable to outhouses or taking shits on pots and emptying them on the streets. Your only true statement is that moderation is key which is true for all drugs. And no, I'm not saying Benzos are perfect or safe in all scenarios; in the end they're still drugs, they're just superior to alcohol in all aspects.

[@johnyapplesauce8034]

Come drink 10 beers with smoke and smoke a couple js and youll find out

[@Atitlan1222]

The massive alcohol consumption is just a symptom of a bigger problem. I don't buy the guy's excuse that "russians have lived a cataclysmic history." Lots of countries experienced crazy histories but don't have over the top alcoholism. They need to start taking a look inward and at their culture.

[@scslre]

he said constant cataclysm. russia is -- and has been for a long time -- a frighteningly depressing dump. i'd probably be soused 24/7 if i lived there, too

[@yakiaia]

Brother Fins and Brits drink more per capita in 2024 so who needs to think inward?

[@1timbarrett]

The “choice” between sodas and alcohol is a false choice. 😢 Neither product enhances human health. 😢😢😢

[@grievetan]

at least with soda you will not get impotence and you will not pee your brains out in toilet

[@ibiza1290]

You can become impotent through type 2 diabetes caused by insulin resistance.

[@markironside9818]

I think Russia is the only country that drinks more than Australia

[@ruslander1]

Do some research and think again. Russia is not in the first place in alcohol consumption per capita. And it’s very funny how they put it in this video regarding beer… Germany, Ireland, Czech Republic are beer nations, not Russia 😂

[@patdoyle2003]

Vodka is a different issue. Average age of russian male at death - 58. Reason - vodka, not beer.​@@ruslander1

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

They drunk half the world's alcohol 😂

[@beefchops1400]

@@ruslander1Belgians are the biggest beer drinkers in Europe!

[@horstnietzsche1923]

Pretty silly for a nation with such a history of vodka addiction to worry about beer. If anything maybe it will make people get less drunk.

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Exactly..They think switching ALCOHOL to ALCOHOL will fix the problem?? What a sad mentality to even think that..SMH

[@BlyatimirPootin]

It's still alcohol

[@inisennn]

Dumdum if you drink beer instead of 40% vodka it is a difference

[@BlyatimirPootin]

@@inisennn of course, but it's not without its own problems, you can still die from drinking too much beer.

[@zawarudo6660]

is it me or is that a pro-lenin priest/monk? he has a lenin image in the background but seems to run a religious shelter-house

[@levhart-z3b]

Lenin was anti-alcohol.

[@iandhr1]

This makes me think of the scene in Dr. Strangelove with Sterling Hayden and Peter Sellers, where Sterling Hayden says "Have you ever seen a commie drink a glass of water"

[@acooksla]

How awful. As someone who barely drinks I can’t even imagine how you feel consuming that much alcohol.

[@MrRonny411]

Never been there but it must be a tough country to live in.

[@kevincarlson668]

I worked with two expat Russians years ago.Great guys,but one smelled like a distillery on the job half the work week.And no,I didn't snitch.He took a bus to and from work.The other admitted he loved his Voddy,but just occasionally.Seems people in colder,northern climates drink more.Regardless of the quality of life,even.Alaska,Maine,Finland,et al.And Russia in the winter,fecking hell.

[@ibiza1290]

The gin epidemic in Nigeria is crazy. It's not just cold countries.

[@kevincarlson668]

@@ibiza1290 True,,I heard about rampant alcoholism on some Vice docu.I think it may have been Uganda or Congo.Locals were half crazed by some rotgut local ""moonshine".

[@lynnwilliam]

This was 23 years ago, image how bad it is now

[@ashleyberry5022]

6:31 he has a flask of vodka hiddin in there 😅

[@sonnysingh2617]

Very sad, tragic and heartbreaking…either it’s cultural reasons why this happens or pure escapism from the harsh regime of not having any freedom 😢

[@АзизТургунов-ъ8ц]

Russians didn’t drink vodka, russians diving in vodka

[@СофьяОзерова-е9п]

По венам русских течет не кровь а водка,что уд там

[@samn3276]

"Russians drink 1/2 the worlds hard Liquor"? God Dayum, Nyet!

[@sanchezking6188]

There's no alcohol problem in Russia. They can drink alcohol without any problem at all.

[@anuragpoddar8631]

by 2016 russia's alcohol consumption by per head fall by around 46%

[@mikeg3439]

Not gonna lie, while I haven't touched the stuff in a long time now, because I just can't any longer, I LOVE vodka. It's basically getting very high, very quick. I'm too weak to manage it well so I just have to abstain. That stuff can ruin you.

[@brp5497]

1896 khodynka field. After czar Nicolas's coronation nearly two thousand died as people rushed to get beer which was rumored to be a limited amount. Over 90 percent of people were poor serfs.

[@brianhammer5107]

and for those that do not drink, there is denialism of what is going on around them - either from fear of reprisal, or seeing the world around them outside of the RF and national pride rising to the surface in place of a willingness to change

[@Oz-wj9hn]

vodka to help circulation?

[@eddiequinn1335]

' real men ' socializing. The stigma of admitting your an alcoholic adds to the excuses NOT to seek help . Dying a premature death is not off putting to an alcoholics way of life . Most of them long for death as they've not been able to figure a way out of their dilemma. Their behavior over a multitude of drunk episodes leaves them with the awakened state of remorse , guilt , regret and revenge especially when all of these feelings go unanswered hence the need for another drink to FORGET their past . Their future lives now revolve around alcohol and everyone knows it accept the alcoholic. The suffering alcoholic has one aim and that is oblivion. In oblivion you forget the past and don't create a future your terrified of . But again he wakes up and his one desire is another drink and another until he either seeks help beyond himself or commits suicide. There is a way out . I know .

[@adamadams9517]

Something to raise a glass to.

[@kristianhumphreys]

These young men are probably in they 30's and 40's fighting and dying in ukraine now

[@PMMagro]

Soft drink weekend again is it?

[@keijulkyl]

Maybe this is why everyone in Russia has a dashcam.

[@TexasNewsOwL]

Couldn’t be much worse than a Texas drinking problem. Bars disguised as restaurants on every corner.

[@PRGRAMMING]

I'm from Australia - why is everyone in Russia drinking out of the bottle the way they are, e.g. the nozzle of bottle goes into entirety of the mouth, allowing flowback? It's truly a disgusting thing to watch..

[@samn3276]

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[@sirapos6550]

I feel very lucky that I totally dislike alcohol - I always did, even as a teenager

[@deidradahl2802]

I once tried champagne to see what the hype was all about, had to spit it out, tasted like vinegar. Then I sipped the beer, so bitter, I guess you have to have the taste buds for it.

[@TitanGhostFilms]

@@deidradahl2802 you all do realize it has nothing to do with taste, it's a psychological issue, it's your brain chemicals, some people get a satisfying hit of dopamine just reading a book or watching a movie while some people like alcoholics need more stimulation just to reach the same level of reward as the person watching a movie or reading.

[@deidradahl2802]

@@TitanGhostFilms-- Well I never, this is surprising information., I always thought alcohol had to do with taste. Thanks for the info, I have to do some research on it.

[@bf9414]

people should be able to decide for themselves what they want to drink- buyer beware

[@blackanaconda7138]

i gotta hangover just watching them drink.

[@SuzanPeters-p4e]

Beer drinking has put more people in prison than any other cause.

[@bwin3401]

What is the lifespan of the women.

[@grievetan]

70 years at best

[@AleksandrKoshakoffGS]

@@grievetan why live longer?

[@grimlund]

​@@AleksandrKoshakoffGSWomen tend to live longer then men. Thats just the way it is.

[@billycarr7446]

Next up, "America's meth/fentanyl/heroin Problem".

[@Highland_Moo]

Poor souls. If I had to live in that country, I’d want to be pissed outta my mind too.

[@RMScott]

This explains a lot about the current affairs. Sick and immoral.

[@cheem-creem3622]

This video is so old, when it was made Americans still had hope in their country

[@nanky432]

All the people in this film survived Russia in the 1990’s. I too would be drinking if that was my experience. Nevertheless, the real drinking problem in Russia even today has to do with the reign of terror inflicted on the country for literal decades that depressed people and made them want to drink as an escape mechanism. This has created dependencies which have been passed down for decades over to the new Russia. Very sad!

[@Abnsdllnnlosnfd]

I´ve been to a lot of shit places in my life with Russia being the number one by a long shot!

[@Loveexpressionmachine]

This is such an old video.

[@jakubmaly50]

isn't it still relevant?

[@MnemonicCarrier]

@@jakubmaly50 Read my comment above. As someone who spends 6 months out of every year in Russia, it would be my guess that this documentary is outdated (although I admit, I don't have access to cold hard raw data). I even know several Russians who won't touch a drop - including my father-in-law, mother-in-law, brother-in-law. A lot has changed in Russia since 2003 - this doco is almost 20 years old now. The other reason I'd say I'm in a fairly good position to provide a "finger in the air" opinion about this is because I own/run a number of hotels over there. I've seen alcohol sales fall year on year (granted, the hotels I run are very family oriented). At one point, we suspected some of the staff were selling their own alcohol instead of the hotel's, but an investigation in to this showed this wasn't the case.

[@211hitter6]

@@MnemonicCarrier and your also part of the KGB

[@MnemonicCarrier]

@@211hitter6 You got me! You're so clever.

[@bodombeastmode]

@@MnemonicCarrier Yeah, alcohol consumption has fallen precipitously in Russia since around 2005 . It's comparable to US levels now.

[@LCTesla]

So sad seeing those women in their 20s drink their fragile beauty away at 3x the already unforving usual rate

[@fraiserkansteiner7115]

Says Mr. Tequila Sunrise

[@LCTesla]

@@fraiserkansteiner7115 its an easier choice when you didnt have beauty to begin with

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

Theyll look like old women by the time there in there 30-40's with constant drinking 🍻

[@peterrobbins2862]

Yes it's so much more civilised in western cultures watching women get blotto on wine

[@samn3276]

@@LCTesla 🤣

[@DidYaServe]

They could use some legalised weed to take the edge off.

[@dmitriystepa1979]

I can give you a free idea for a great movie. Just find money and fly to the USA where you gonna find tons of similar materials even better.

[@clancywiggam]

Pathetic. You are jealous because the US is a sucessful society, russia is a joke. A drunken joke.

[@MD295-u2n]

English and Americans drink even more. Please.

[@sway_9803]

cope

[@yakiaia]

Stereotypes?

[@willissudweeks1050]

Beer is not a big deal at all compared to vodka.

[@wasnatehere]

bot

[@vilennon24]

They need weed instead

[@СофьяОзерова-е9п]

Нет уж,нам тут не нужна филадельфия

[@peterrobbins2862]

They have had it for centuries

[@TitanGhostFilms]

yes because it's not like they won't cross fade it with alcohol and get high as fuck

[@clintturner4995]

Alcoholics go to meetings drunks go to parties. LOL

[@carlkamuti]

Yuri Lyubimov looks good for 86, lucky guy.

[@EvanLoper-tl9qj]

You're good no worries

[@Stick11-w4k]

Russians drink about 15 liters

[@antoninjedla]

Это вся Россия!!! Прошлое, настоящее и будущее! Россия - это бутылка хорошей охлажденной водки!

[@mexxicokitty]

wow.. only 58 for life expectancy of Russian men

[@paulsara9694]

What a sad nation and I don't dislike a wine.

[@zjones9876]

I hardly think drinking a beer outside on a nice day counts as alcoholism. the real alcoholics don't leave their homes and can't hold down jobs or relationships

[@geoffsullivan4063]

I thought this was something to do with Paulie from Goodfellas ! 😄

[@St3veWK]

😂

[@Hndjdj400]

Wow its drom 2003 !!!! Its December 2024 now

[@stevejohnson5477]

Im an alcoholic...so i quit

[@chilliecheesecake]

I'm spiderman

[@zosmanovic9763]

no you're not mate

[@sladetuner8661]

and I'm cyclops too

[@evan8654]

I love that for you

[@Pontiki1977]

That priest has Lenin behind his back. You can't have it both ways though.

[@chad1682]

5% alcohol instead of 40%.....softdrink xD

[@PrzemyslawMaj-t3e]

What about Vlad the leader who always says he is the sober one 😂

[@pavelchesnyu9655]

Respect to film from Russia 2024😊

[@Fluttergirl]

It’s 2025, my friend.

[@pavelchesnyu9655]

@Fluttergirl oh shit... fucking vodka!

[@josephk7530]

They need to smoke the marijuana like I do. I don’t drink.

[@MartinLaforce]

11:49 my God...😐

[@sinisadimitrijevic1211]

You better be concerned about drug cartels bringing drugs through the southern border and all sorts of crimes

[@5688gamble]

Better worry about the cheap, legal hard drug: alcohol. Physically, alcohol is as addictive as heroin, more physically damaging too, and insidious, you can buy it anywhere without having to find the right connection. It's socially accepted too, I've never had anyone question me refusing any other drug, but if you refuse a drink people look at you like you're a leper. Alcohol is more dangerous than heroin, meth or crack when you ignore black markets and legal consequences. You'd be better having a nation booked in opium than alcohol!

[@randylahey1822]

Heavy trauma = heavy drinking + alcohol(vodka) was considered a form of currency for the longest of times. No wonder people of today consider beer a "soft drink" lol. Its up to them they are adults but its kinda sad seeing state sponsored drinking games like wtf Russia😆

[@oscargrainger2962]

This is why Ukraine has kicked their arses, all the troops are drunk.

[@cheem-creem3622]

Someone still on their ghost of kiev copium

[@Abnsdllnnlosnfd]

3:04 🤣🤣🤣

[@vbnmbgc]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AGerm332]

Why does the r.ussian government want its citizens to be drunk the whole time ? Because every Time they are sober they realize their government is Sh*t and they topple it 😂😂

[@theallseeingeye9388]

Nooooo. They dont want the Russians to drink even harder than they already are when they find out how shit their government is comparitively. The government is doing its best to keep the drinking from reaching a whole different level.

[@TonyParks-v3u]

Alcohol keeps people apathetic and stupid. So they don't challenge authority.

[@ercanylmaz967]

Their army is no different 😅

[@Arts1167]

I don't drink .

[@Dienekes678]

At least they know what a woman is, in Russia. The West could learn from them.

[@CEB1896]

We don't learn from alcoholics and whores.

[@bingus9984]

solution is easy. show some cases of methanol poisoning and scare people about unregistered distilleries and then pass a law requiring alcohol makers to be registered by the state, pass cleaning restrictions and make sure they have up to date licenses. next step push up the price of alcohol, whole at the same time sponsor alcohol recovery programs. if alcohol is too expensive people won't drink.

[@garyaanderson214]

Some would spend everything they had for drink.Families of alcoholic heads of the house would even go without food.How about alcoholic family and neighbors stealing from you for drink

[@gustavlundin1920]

5:59 😃

[@NK-so8ep]

Wakenya tuko karibu kuwafikia 😂😂😂😂

[@elizabethhurtado2829]

🥃🥃🥃🍻🥃🥃🥃🍻

[@ElizabethHurtado-py8ur]

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