More Than 600 Brands Have Withdrawn From Russia. How Are Russians Coping? | WSJ

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, hundreds of foreign companies from Pepsi to Apple to IKEA have pulled back operations from Russia. The country continues to get hit by sweeping sanctions from Western nations causing economic impacts like job loss, inflation and food supply shortages.
WSJ takes an inside look at how Russians are living with the economic fallout from Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine.
Photo: Vlad Karkov/Zuma Press
0:00 Supply shortages
0:49 Corporate withdrawal
2:25 Russian economy
3:08 Russia’s domestic support
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[@DanBlake3rd]

Not being able to buy a Big Mac is a long way from having your home and family wrecked.

[@rainmind]

Exactly. Fast food is trash and the rest of companies are luxury imported items that regular people cns leave without. Russians really don't depend as much on those foreign products as US does with Chinese manufacturing. If China imposes the same sanctions to US, then that's a devastating blow, since everything says made in China. The only way to really affect Russians is to bomb Russia, otherwise it's just another economic crisis like tje one in 2008. Crisis, but life keeps going on since no bombs are falling over your head.

[@tmuziringa]

😂

[@fauxque5057]

I don't know, buying a Big Mac has wrecked many a restrooms in homes so that has to count for something

[@catherineb6889]

Most Russians eat traditional or home cooked foods, it won't affect them much

[@danielaloysusgumulyogumuly1406]

@@catherineb6889 not really, many of them buy it from a cheap restaurant.

[@Russinh0]

Russia: ok, i need to copy products now. China: First Time?

[@maxwolf8055]

There is very famous robot 🤖 called FEDOR in Russia . Russia can't even copy anything, they are not that clever

[@brandonjackson748]

The soviet Union used to counterfit western products all of the time during the cold war

[@Russinh0]

@@maxwolf8055 Clever than americans, at least they know africa isnt a country

[@natalijaspirina2709]

@@Russinh0 Africa is Country! But pride is a sin.

[@57thorns]

@@brandonjackson748 But Japan did it better. They did not only copy, but improve on the designs they stole, and are now one of the worlds richest democracies.

[@nyooooom3167]

8 months later no one gives a single flying fedoodle about brands that quit, malls are fully functioning, supermarkets are packed with goods and prices are alright.

[@user-tm5ef8dx7k]

ЛОЛ

[@ivanszecsky2161]

“I appeal for cessation of hostilities, not because you are too exhausted to fight, but because war is bad in essence.”

[@santospaulinho5994]

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[@alexissantos6490]

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[@carolinejohnson985]

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[@EduardoSilva-ig9ye]

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[@wesleyparker1408]

Bitcoin has been the way to success, I really appreciate expert Mrs Eileen Parker. She has been a God sent to me and my family.

[@joestrat2723]

"Independent Russian pollster." And the moon is made of cheese.

[@jarls5890]

"Putin, Medvedev & Lavrov polling inc." - "100% truth satisfaction guaranteed!"

[@BeshenyyaLapshechka]

" Independent American media" - It sounds much worse.)

[@Derotron]

@@BeshenyyaLapshechka Putin is yelling more Fake news around then Trump could twitter :D go play with your lada and eat your Borschtsch (minus the meat because UdSSR)

[@Kaiserland111]

@@BeshenyyaLapshechka Hey guys, we've found another Russian bot!

[@lukebruce5234]

"Independent Russian pollster." = US paid propagandist shills made out of self hating Russians who'd sell their own mothers for a pack of bubble gum

[@plotsky_]

I'm gonna be honest. Everyone in modern society depends on something or someone in some way or form. The only true people who depend on themselves are labourers like farmers, harvesters, builders, etc. We as a modern society see labour as outdated and poor, but in conditions like these, they are the people who save everyone.

[@mirandapatterson5624]

You couldn't have said that any better. It's true all countries rely on one another for something in some ways.

[@blossomnosleep]

Thst is absolutely correct If it weren't for those people we would never have been able to live such a life We should be grateful to them and give them much more respect 💙

[@BrutallHawk]

I get your point and it's a strong statement. But, modern day farmers are also depended on someone or somethings like, electricity, fuel for their equipment, mortgages/loans, staff and technology. alot if not all of these statements can be applied to harvesters and builders. building a house is not done with just hammer and nails in like hundreds of years in modern society. I bet most of the people you mention dont even know how to begin to do their job without all those Quote "dependencies". There is alot more to these professions then most people think! So i think your statement is better applied to a certain way of thinking alot of people lost in this day instead of certain professions.

[@SXsoft99]

and yet farmers need tractors, gass, seeds, water pumps you are corrent, we all depends on aneanother

[@mieszkoherburt354]

The only true people who depend on themselves are laborers like farmers, harvesters, builders, etc??? Laborers can create their own work place, farmers equipment and the builders can grow own forests and make bricks...

[@mitchellbarton7915]

Okay, I can respect Pepsi's decision to keep selling milk and baby food. That at least makes sure kids don't have to do without so much.

[@Tsug2803]

It’s also a way to not lose brand loyalty by the main purchasers when they re enter at some point

[@Superius777]

It's not a decision, that company is required by Russian law to keep selling those specific items. They closed down everything else.

[@albinahannan]

I personally and the majority of my friends and acquaintances don't buy any products produced by Pepsi and Nestle because they're very harmful to your body. I don't drink any sparkling water either, especially fizzy juices like coke or Fanta because it's like drinking Domestos. I'd never buy any baby food produced by Pepsi or other American companies (or Nestle taking they privatise water sources leaving children in third world countries thirsty and hungry) unless they had Organic and Vegan certification. There are very good Russian companies who can be trusted when I comes to baby food. If I didn't have this option, I'd be buying apples and other fruit and veg and make my own baby foods the same way my mum used to make for me.

[@ridenm7748]

@@albinahannan what is domestos and why is sparkling water based for you?

[@mitchellbarton7915]

@@albinahannan I actually didn't know this. I guess some good choices are followed by a hundred bad ones.

[@kimi9572]

The saddest thing is that these decisions only affect the people who do not control the war.

[@oceanthresher6184]

The West knows it, yet they do it anyway while claiming they’re the good side. The Western nations have never been a force for good at any point in history.

[@broadwaybo2032]

None of you tho

[@kashi1457]

@@broadwaybo2032 it affects everyone. prices are rising inhumanely

[@broadwaybo2032]

@@kashi1457 well oh well start eating your babies human etc eat vegans

[@jacobwaters8459]

Its called a revolution, people overthrow governments that get out of control. It's time Russians overthrow the Kremlin. Otherwise Russia is going to become the biggest parking lot on the planet.

[@digitrevxtrev2640]

Regarding the Putin approval segment in this video. Are we really going to believe any poll at this point in Russia is even going to have a disapproval option or even be counted?? We mine as well consider there being consequences for individuals that even vote disapproval with how far they have been going.

[@pakde8002]

Every authoritarian regime has 82-83% approval. Somehow they've determined that this is the magic number that proves that opposition is allowed while maintaining a high approval in "the polls".

[@wayneessar7489]

I heard Joseph Stalin had a 100% rating.

[@nobrakes7892]

@@wayneessar7489 man he must have been good

[@wayneessar7489]

@@nobrakes7892 He had ways to persuade people.

[@robsonwilianwinchester9726]

@@wayneessar7489 and like Putin we can totally drink tea 🍵 with him without knowing you could die . No one's drink tea with Soviet leader even former KGB guy Putin. Even us presidents 😂😂😂.

[@seansullivan4341]

By way of explanation on the PepsiCo thing, Wim Bil Dan, the Dairy company that makes the Milk and Baby Food, is required by law to operate as their products are part of a state program going back to the USSR. They shut down all the rest of the operations.

[@187onasimp]

When have Russians ever abided by the law?Pepsi should just say their company is going on a "training exercise" and never return.

[@ballstothewall38]

Send your complaints over to the Russian government, they started the war.

[@kurbads74]

I personally have had a drink from the 0.33 bottle of Пепси under soviet regime. It puzzled me back then how and why a western company like this with no clear ideological links to labour or anarchism could achieve influence and expertise to operate in the hostile environment. My co-native from Sweden when he tried to make Swedish cars (I am not sure Volvo or Saab) in Soviet Latvia gave up because of party idea-ocracy.

[@PaulV.]

I am currently living in Russia. You can buy Pepsi or Coke at any grocery with no problems. All factories are working as usual. Those two companies control 80% of Russian beverage market. Nobody is going to abandon that short of the WW3. Everything else is just PR stunts and this concerns most Western companies that said "they will leave". Apple stores stayed closed exactly one day after company announcement. Wake up.

[@terrenceflynn]

@@187onasimp a "special training operation"

[@VicMansaMusa]

There are actual Russians on KZbin showing how things are, I can honestly say it's not as bad yet as this video makes it to be.

[@hackhenk]

Feel free to leave a link

[@timur4149]

Total propaganda of the West. I am from Russia, people's lives have not changed, the shelves in the stores are full. No shortage

[@kimgonzales220]

Where's the link?

[@hhholly]

They are being banned from KZbin.

[@user-ub3hd4sy4e]

As a resident of Russia, I confirm that the situation is very different from the one shown. They say the sanctions have been announced by the whole world, but this is not what is actually happening. There are no empty shelves in stores: Russia trades with Asian countries, so goods continue to flow into the country. In the last couple of years a lot of Chinese cars have appeared on the roads. Oil and gas exports are likely to be redirected to China and India. Living standards in Russia will certainly fall, but many see this as the inevitable price to pay for independence from the US and NATO.

[@leemacdonald6533]

Makes no difference when people are still buying oil and gas from Russia.

[@ralphcantrell3214]

I hope Finland and Sweden are paying very close attention to how Russia treats its non-NATO neighbors that decide to go their own way.

[@ramil8209]

My country is Turkey, a member of NATO and thank you very much for the job you have taken us ❤👍

[@ralphcantrell3214]

@@ramil8209 God bless the strong, self-sufficient country of Turkey! It would be an honor to fight alongside her should the need ever arise.

[@puffnstuff12]

May Finland and Sweden complete their membership applications without being attacked beforehand.

[@ramil8209]

@@ralphcantrell3214 You are from my frend? 🤗

[@ralphcantrell3214]

@@ramil8209 We absolutely are friends, and brothers in arms. It is good to hear from fellow NATO members .

[@rozi2089]

Yea, definitely not buying his 83% approval rate lol.

[@johnbajor]

I'm surprised I thought it would 99% with all his bs

[@vam9785]

@@johnbajor ethnic minorities are against him. But Russians support him even when they live in the West.

[@subhankarbaral9236]

No, Levada Centre's polls are legit. The reason, Kremlin also released it's own polls and it's showed 92% Russians supporting war. So, it's quite legit.

[@better_dead_than_red]

It's independent organisation that made poll

[@calvinblue894]

Of course it's 83%>>the way your country is sanctioning Russia.. it's like trying to destroy Russia itself

[@kosmos8802]

Ххахахахахаха даже в самой глубинке у нас все ещё полные магазины

[@user-rw3gx7cn6s]

That's a lie. Most Russians didn't even buy these brands. And as soon as Mcdolds was closed, they just said thank you. They have their own vegetable gardens and farms. They grow healthy food themselves .

[@tiefensucht]

You mean all these huge soviet blocks have gardens? :D Russians are not hobbits.

[@user-rw3gx7cn6s]

@@tiefensucht in the suburbs)) and as in small towns, each family has a practical and not one!))

[@bigbulk688]

"No pornhub, no FB, no Macdonalds. Soon Russians will be the most well-adjusted people in the world" George Gallaway.

[@bestcollectionsofpranks3136]

George has rubles written all over his face

[@alimbektimirov8766]

You have no idea what product's russians eating, terrible palm-oil quality. Their national tv is full of thing worse than FB. Try on this quote on north koreans, are they "the most" in any kind?

[@mohamedbenhamida3748]

@@bestcollectionsofpranks3136 regardless, is he wrong?

[@chateaupig826]

They were "well-adjusted" 30 years ago ?

[@Uhohareyouokay]

@@mohamedbenhamida3748 yes going back 2 generations of resolve is crushing for the Russian people. Their GDP will fall by 11% which hasnt been seen in 30 years or ever. Being isolated from the global economy and trade with western country’s will make you into North Korea after time. Remember North Korea had a better economy then South Korea at first. I wonder who is doing better now

[@paullacey2999]

When they cant get a can of Pepsi when their neighbour is getting bombed senseless,dont expect me to feel that sorry..

[@user-dx9bi3qe2b]

Жаль) Пойду куплю Пепси и Колу

[@xclny]

Your neighbors are homeless starving on the ground, most people in America don’t truly care about others anyway except active Christian

[@sastrygdp1957]

I bet you didn't feel sorry drinking your can of Pepsi when children were murdered with Predator drones in Afghanistan. Talk of MORAL STANDARDS, America doesn't have any.

[@backintimealwyn5736]

hint they don't care about the pepsi.ANd they know you would'nt feel sorry if their babies were starving.

[@paullacey2999]

@@backintimealwyn5736 Dont think you should be feeding babies Pepsi but nice try.....

[@Factsagainstpropoganda]

Now the world understood the empty stores shown are not russian but american. Including baby food, there is a scarcity.😂😂😂

[@thesilverystars8888]

Russians will cope without western products but will the west cope without Russian commodities that’s the big question Ruble only getting stronger

[@tekashiii]

I love it when they told us how the russians are coping

[@CGplay186]

tekashi50 they are fine is not like they gonna starve to death because some McDonalds close and eat real food instead

[@leigh8926]

@@CGplay186 they will poor and russian women is becoming cheap prostitution to.all over the world

[@trollwarlord2967]

@L T and what about them, since when did USA make groceries for russia

[@canaldorusso580]

@L T i did, actually. Foreigner living in Russia and Russian food is cheap af. I spent 20 dollars in food last month and my fridge is still full. Food prices have risen 10-30% yet it's still cheaper than in Europe.

[@chipbower361]

Cannot wait to see the impact of sanctions in 1 year, 2 years etc. If 83%of the Russian population supports Putin’s war, then let they need to feel what Ukraine is feeling.

[@Drpermer]

Nestle hasn't left, but of course, this from a company that utilized concentration camp labor during WW2 to make chocolate for the Nazi's.

[@Chris-qh5tz]

Nestle, the same company that actually tried to claim and monopolize water and has unmoral labor practices.

[@icentgordon9195]

I will not be spending my two cents with them.

[@natasjamare302]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😱😱😱😱

[@berniecom728]

I have stopped buying anything and everything made from Nestle, till they pull out and stop supporting Russia. Here is a list of Nestle's products, Purina PetCare, Milo, Maggi, Nespresso, Nesquik, Kit Kat, Nido, Carnation, Perrier, Gerger Products, Cailler, Coffee-Mate, Nestea, Milky Bar, Alpo, Lean Cuisine, Hot Pockets, Smarties, Cheerios, Friskies, Nestle Pure Life. Support Ukraine stop buying Nestle's products till they close down and move out of Russia. Thanks for your support.

[@craigcutts7085]

People should boycott Nestle 😡

[@johnmiller8028]

I am currently in russia and here is a brand called dobriya it means good in russian and they are selling soft drinks that taste the exact same and for mcdonalds there is a place translated to tasty and that's it in my area there is GFC

[@GlowingPie]

You mean KFC? I'm also in Russia right now studying as an exchange student. Talking about food chains, there are still KFC, Burger King, Hesburger etc. McDonald's is also functioning but changed the name (burgers and other food is the same). Malls are functioning. Everything is pretty good, not like it's shown in the video🤷🏻‍♀️

[@julioc.7760]

Yeah, most people in Russia will die without Starbucks and H&M. THis is horrible

[@brenkelly8163]

Pollster: Do you approve of Putin? Middle aged Citizen: I see you’re carrying a gun and marking down my address and boss at work? Pollster: Of course. Middle aged Citizen: Then the answer is Yes, Comrade. Putin forever.

[@flockofone9214]

Thank you for pointing this out. I was thinking the same thing.

[@darthvader5300]

What was withdrawn from the Russian stores are FOREIGN PRODUCTS BUT RUSSIAN PRODUCTS WILL START FILLING THEM IN JUST LIKE THEY DID YEARS AGO! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIfThJSfrr-Dhrc Video: Can Russian farming benefit from an embargo? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHSkhZ-Bgq2LeMU Russian Farmers Market 6 Weeks after Sanctions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIDEhIdqq9aHpck Russian Food Bazaar After 7 Weeks of Sanctions.

[@reviewiaid6432]

@@Mudig comparing literal death to socially death? Ok

[@timothycorrey2154]

No Let THEM suffer the same pain PUTIN has inflicted the people of Ukraine OR oust putin ❤️

[@Talinthis]

There was a region that had a 107% voter turn out that all voted for putin, so more voters than were actually registered. I have no doubt that the approval rating is also modified, and scared people also support him because they have no choice. It is almost as bad as north korea, where it is considered treason if you dont vote for the 1 name on the ballot, and it also serves as a census to find out who to get rid of or if someone escaped the country.

[@sumyungguy88]

Hard to feel bad for them if they continue to support the war.

[@nottheone582]

they're brainwashed by propaganda mostly... not 100% their fault. they don't have real news there. only lies fro putin blaming others

[@darkslayer1161]

Most of em don’t know what’s going on. Fewer and fewer Russians are supporting Putin every day.

[@darthvader5300]

What was withdrawn from the Russian stores are FOREIGN PRODUCTS BUT RUSSIAN PRODUCTS WILL START FILLING THEM IN JUST LIKE THEY DID YEARS AGO! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIfThJSfrr-Dhrc Video: Can Russian farming benefit from an embargo? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHSkhZ-Bgq2LeMU Russian Farmers Market 6 Weeks after Sanctions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIDEhIdqq9aHpck Russian Food Bazaar After 7 Weeks of Sanctions.

[@tayikolla6205]

Biden is a genius. He gave weapons to Ukranians Nationalists, got them to invade the Donbass telling them Russia wouldn't do a thing about it because it feared NATO. Russia took the bait and by invading the Ukraine it became a Rogue State. Bye Putin! Also the US became the Gas supplier of Europe and is making a lot of money selling weapons to Europe. And the most important thing is that from now on, no European country will dare to contradict us as Germany and France did in the past. All of this without shooting a single bullet. China, Old Joe is coming after you next!

[@QUI_QUI_QUI]

@Cringe Owl 85% of them support, just by looking at Z signs everywhere in Russia and just by seeing different views on omegle chats of ukrainians vs russians.

[@user-ImperialPravda]

I live in Moscow. We don't have any shortages in the store's. Except that things cost more.

[@christophernguyen7182]

prove it then we don't believe you

[@NkoDmtryPoletv]

@@christophernguyen7182 Oh god these kinds of comments.

[@candychen90]

Ot course, RuZZian Imperium Z. Take your rubel for your comment and go back to work.

[@robertosalinel3358]

Ukraine: we sunk moskva Russia: no we sunk moskva Ukraine: ok you russian sunk moskva because of incompetence, dont bomb again kiev, we ukraine did not sunk moskva. Russian: no,no,no, you sank moskva.

[@Transformersr4me]

@Ukraine is Russia 😂🤣🤣

[@NickReno100]

Ouch! My friend called today from outskirts of Paris. His wife went for groceries at Auchan . I have visited this place many times in the past during my frequent visits. One bottle of sunflower oil for one person - only. 🤨 Strange/sad, but true. Beer price in Germany is about to go up 30%. Before French used to go for gas (petroleum), cigarettes, beer and else to Germany - price difference. These days looks like it is another traffic: Germany to France. Similar signals from the UK - petroleum prices and so on. Judge for yourself.

[@mexicanlucky]

So Pizza hut and mc Donald's are a sanction? Seems more like a relief package on the health care system.

[@noone7692]

Taco taco taco

[@SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers]

Well done, it's the right thing to do, to leave Russia in their own disgust.

[@i.l6916]

…..

[@carlosalfredoleongimeno6989]

Cringe bro

[@pipugwesisaac2496]

@@carlosalfredoleongimeno6989 you sure showed him lol

[@Romans1.24-27]

🇷🇺🇷🇺❤️

[@Stonktradomus]

No one wants Russian citizens since to suffer. It's not their fault, just as it's not our fault that we have a stage 3 dementia patient in the White House. But it's what has to be done, thanks to Putin.

[@sirjohneh]

"... according to the independent Russian pollster ...." you managed to keep it together while reading that! Amazing I cracked up right away, spit my drink all over the place too funny

[@user-vu1ii8ne5g]

independent European media; shortage of goods in Russia

[@robes34]

The ruble is actually appreciating vs the dollar. Nice work Joe!

[@ronnyblake6204]

As time advances, sanctions need to strengthen with a total boycott of Russian goods on the world market, until the Russian economy is crushed.

[@Atiq_s]

You mean asking Egyptians and Turks to starve without bread so you're happy. And when is US being sanctioned for it's known crimes?

[@thewallachianbard6975]

They should have done that already , with anyone still doing business with them to be tried as an accomplice to war crimes .

[@chrisreed26]

Any company still doing bus in Russia should be punished! Russia people are too brainwashed and stupid to realize Putin is crazy!

[@Hannan_1325]

Well, Russian economy closed to the west is fine by me. We people of asia don't bother with these kind of sanction shenanigans. We will keep trading with russia as per our need.

[@user-iq7en1lg3i]

@@Hannan_1325 You are 100% from China.

[@denmark2680]

Maybe you should show the Brands who haven’t been leaving Russia yet!!!

[@Evan490BC]

Why?

[@denmark2680]

@@Evan490BC Why not??

[@topperresistencia186]

all the ones that leave rusia are under blackrock/vanguard so, makes sense that they leave

[@tvdinner325]

Wait to see this footage on FIX, and claiming it's in the US.

[@Affixton96]

@@Evan490BC So he can find something to be offended by....?

[@arunsubramanian7949]

These sanctions would affect common people of Russia with no impact on Putin and his inner circle. An autocratic leader is difficult to be toppled, he’s got the military and sovereign wealth funds to put down any domestic disturbances.

[@anzelmasmatutis2500]

@ARUN SUBRAMANIAN Not Putin is driving tanks, artillery, flying bombers and fighter jets. RUSSIANS ARE! Majority of Russians support "operation"=aggression and killings, how else you can interpret "We need to finish operation we begun, regardless of costs" = Russians support killing of Ukrainians. Russians have no repentance.

[@wolveslair766]

🤦‍♀️

[@johnplenty1020]

yeah. just like Macron, so now people are being beaten at rallies in France?

[@joerowland7350]

Grow a pair b a man

[@ey6008]

So baby food are ok in Russia but not in the US, something is wrong?

[@bobbyknox9258]

These companies shouldn't be paying employees. It would speed up their own people overthrowing the nut job

[@kutuzovmikhailillarionovic2120]

Нет, это увеличит ненависть к компании на территории России и в итоге люди останутся без работы и будут винить в этом компанию. (Так и происходит)

[@kutuzovmikhailillarionovic2120]

@@Anonymous-ld7je Ой, да ладно чего им стоит просто переписать нефть и газ в товары первой необходимости?

[@factstruths8387]

hehhehehe, since they left but store business is still on, money collected will be used as pay.

[@bobbyknox9258]

@@christianlibertarian5488 not very good at maths then

[@bobbyknox9258]

@@factstruths8387 until they run out of stuff to sell

[@ricfax]

Radio Yerevan was asked: Are there really independent polls in Russia? We respond: Questions may be asked independently. Only the answers must be approved.

[@keithwhite5823]

sounds like America.

[@natalijaspirina2709]

@@keithwhite5823 ✅

[@ZenCorvus]

Ya just like biden, America's leader

[@irishkazolotse]

@@keithwhite5823 nope

[@cervezafria4807]

@@keithwhite5823

[@jamalx4743]

As a marine veteran when the us has another war let's see if these brands pull out the us

[@jarvis7472]

Why would they pull out of their own country?

[@Personofnoimpotance]

@@jarvis7472exactly why would they pull out of their own country lol

[@drunkenobservations7483]

It's a tough decision for business. Lack of product hurt the inocent populace more than the government.

[@user-vu1ii8ne5g]

business loves money

[@House_Of_Cards_]

How they are coping? With 600 brands from China 😂😂😂

[@vertugo2dream87]

😆👆👍☀📈🕊🌎🇷🇺точно. У вас хорошее чувство юмора. Wsj = fake news

[@AruJapan]

China all 1$ brands… 😂😂

[@massiveblackwood]

@@AruJapan more savings = more nukes

[@baileealligood7862]

I imagine the same way the US is coping with half its goods coming from China.

[@realShikha885]

@@massiveblackwood what a knowledge 👏

[@boldtaa]

The businesses that pulled out did it because if they didn’t they’d be boycotted in the US.

[@stvk99]

+

[@battlesheep2552]

Yeah right, the Americans don't care that much about the well being of other people that they aren't willing to deprive themselves of cheap stuff they don't need

[@boldtaa]

@@battlesheep2552 You don’t think millennials would do the laziest #boycot___ on Twitter? Social media pressure is all it would take.

[@battlesheep2552]

@@boldtaa for like five minutes, or however long Americans can stand to go without their beetus juice and lard sandwiches. Maybe one or two might face some consequences to give the virtue signalers the impression that they're actually making a difference, but it will only last a week until everyone is told to care about something different, and everything will be forgotten. The idea that this soulless country could actually care about other human beings is a sick joke.

[@boldtaa]

@@battlesheep2552 The companies caved from media pressure alone. McDonald’s doesn’t have morals. It wants to make as much money as possible. Their flagship store in Moscow was a pretty big deal. However, corporate revenues from Russia are a drop in the bucket to Europe and America. They would have felt very strong pressure from Europe as well.

[@Glazet._.]

I live in Russia and this is not there

[@victoruribe2465]

No McDonald’s No Starbucks No Gucci No MasterCard No Amazon No Apple No H & M No Chanel

[@darrenwendell1723]

Fantastic news! I hope the Butchers are looking forward for their next new car, a 1980's Lada.

[@Evil-Keks]

Yeah, it's funny because like 3 Major Auto companies back to bussines in Russia 2 weeks ago.

[@stevenbaksh5545]

They can buy GWM

[@Fridelain]

Realistically, even if they could not get Western cars at all, they could get Chinese ones, which you can see in the roads of Europe often in the last decade.

[@HYTELES]

They should stop paying the Russian employees for doing nothing.

[@gloriaalexandra1919]

They are....✌🦋

[@dapushka3355]

How pathetic I need to have a list of companies that are paying these employees. I will never use there products again.

[@SuperSerge-zu4tz]

You’re pathetic….how is the company paying people who have nothing to do with the war a bad thing?

[@wayando]

@@dapushka3355 ... With that attitude you will have a long list of things to hate!!! Life must be too good for someone to look for ways to hurt themselves!😂

[@richardincm]

I disagree, instead of throwing them immediately on the scrapheap, they're demonstrating that they're a good Western-style employer, at least until their local funds run out, when I'm afraid the Russian-scrapheap it will be.

[@libertas-goddessofliberty5664]

Sanctions won't do much. Only military defeat does much.

[@Diego5vezes]

I hope one day McDonald's, KFC, Coke and other companies can leave from all countries worldwide so we can have healthy food again.

[@luciusirving5926]

Big businesses have polluted our food and water long enough.

[@D__Lee]

"How Are Russians Coping?" Vodka. When there's a shortage of vodka, that's when the customer panic begins.

[@harleyquinn8202]

You can always make a moonshine from potatos

[@ericdunn6232]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHyanWhrj7SJf8U

[@nobodyknows3180]

@@harleyquinn8202 that's what vodka is.

[@harleyquinn8202]

@@nobodyknows3180 Technically all hard liquors are. An alcoholic drink produced by distillation of grains, fruits, vegetables, or sugar, that have already gone through alcoholic fermentation: brandy, vodka, absinthe, gin, rum, tequila, and whisky.

[@nobodyknows3180]

@@harleyquinn8202 I know the basics from my beer and winemaking hobbies, and I've done my own distilling a few times, just as an experiment, but as I am not a hard drinker I don't really know the specifics of the different types of ingredients that go into all the alcoholic beverages or the finishing products.

[@AlexCio]

Would be interesting to get a real opinion of different russians on how they think about all these companies dropping out

[@ticiusarakan]

no one left actually. stores are full of food. so for me it is very strange see videos like this

[@renejean2523]

@@ticiusarakan - No one left? lol Sounds like another Putin lie from another spineless Russian.

[@Teaandabuscut]

please be aware that russia is only showing you news it wants you too see and not the actaual goings on x please stay safe. the world stands with the russian people who want peace, just not putin and his lies.

[@AlexCio]

@@ticiusarakan It feels weird because it would be different if people post more about the acutal situation. It's the same with many other problems, where people know to comment a lot of things, but they do not share their view. in the end we have only little information about the reality, but it is our own fault. That's the reason why I started showing people my perspective of the things that are important for me.

[@AlexCio]

@@Teaandabuscut 2022 we are all able to publish different perspectives. If so many know what russia is willing to show, but at the same time people do not change by sharing their experiences,any are happy to let people outside russia think it is like described in this clip and many others.

[@natalieyeung6656]

Do they really care about shopping? They made it so many years without that.

[@BenjaminM2804]

The clip showing the packed arena full of flag waving drones fawning over Putler reminds me of the films showing Germans swooning, and applauding Uncle Adolf back in the 1940's. Russia, much like Germany from that era, will meet a similar fate..defeat! History does repeat itself.

[@roberts7961]

They were at a music concert and Putin slipped the broadcast in to make he had loads of support, they weren't waving the flags at Putin

[@edgonzales5851]

Yes history repeats, because leaders failed to look back, what happened to Bonaparte, to Hitler and NOW Putin

[@lindaj5492]

@@BenjaminM2804 You made a typo: substitute “minus” with “including” and the Hitler / Putin analogy works.

[@higherorderlogic6219]

Except it was Russia that sealed Germany's fate, stupid. Who is going to even dare militarily challenge Russia? Russia will keep growing stronger and stronger to finally emerge as an unrivaled leading global superpower. Accept reality, my kid.

[@BenjaminM2804]

@@lindaj5492. My comment was for another post and I have deleted it. Thanks for the catch.🙏

[@user-uh6pz3nn1j]

I don't think that 85% of our people like Putin's actions, because most part of my friends don't like that he does. But to say something against it, it's felony in our country...

[@nobody4933]

Doesnt make me feel much better when we got the same problems over here... 😑

[@anyoneanyone28]

According to the official Russian Bureau of Truth and Totally Honest Statistics, Putin has an 83% approval rating. The agency interviewed 7 people including Putin’s mom and his older sister. The only slightly negative review came from his cousin Boris who said he didn’t hate him but doesn’t think he’s the best guy in the world.

[@rajdip8820]

Boris is going to go missing very soon

[@edgonzales5851]

What is now white is black and black is white a self serving opinion

[@noemivaldez9983]

El no tuvo madre

[@lindaj5492]

They also asked Trump.

[@soulplexis]

+999 freedom points

[@ITrainRBLX]

*Adidas Gets Banned in Russia* Russians: Now that the biggest Betrayal i've ever seen.

[@maks-pk6hj]

It seriously hurt me very much

[@stvk99]

don't worry, we have Abibas))))))))

[@johnrambo3831]

They are obsessed with adidas for some reason. They can’t afford Nike I guess 😂

[@Fannibal1991]

As always it’s the common folk who suffer for their leader’s egomania

[@faheemzx6889]

🤣 pepsi out. Russian will be the healthiest people.

[@ramonaarceo7237]

Putin had made the life of Russians extremely hard because of Putin"s invasion on Ukraine 🇺🇦 yet Putin's life was not affected

[@thedoctorairsoft6813]

the west made the lives of the Russian people hard. It was the west that decided to sanction the Russian people.

[@EXREPUBLICAN]

I bet Putin is more paranoid now...

[@Jojosiwo]

He literally have all his family hidden in another country...

[@leonieromanes7265]

@@Jojosiwo his two legitimate daughters are in Russia still. His five other kids are in Switzerland and the UK. Funny how he hates the West but sends his kids and mistresses there.🤔

[@toto-yf8tc]

Are you talking about Gavin Newsom here?

[@joshuacrawford9862]

Under no circumstance should an international company do business in Russia, unless you like having your personal security threatened by the government. (the Russian government has threatened executives of Google and Apple before, for example).

[@andrekondi1607]

But they where doing peacefully their business without anyone noticing them. Things changed because of sanctions. Long life to Russia.

[@ragingmonk6080]

@@andrekondi1607 Russia is head back in time to the 19th century and we will keep it there.

[@a.a.1217]

@@andrekondi1607 Old Soviet saying "Plenty to eat but the shelves are bare".

[@robertharrison9762]

Boycott Russia?

[@Passonator11]

At this point, google or apple could fund and field a military on par or better than Russia

[@user-fj9vz3kz2f]

this is actually not true😅 I live in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Everything is absolutely fine.

[@splitter7376]

Denial won't make it true.

[@Paleiko0630]

Independent Russian polls 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I laughed so hard

[@GKP999]

I can't think of a single famous Russian consumer brand.

[@pho-kingsoup8126]

Next to oil and gas, lies are their biggest export.

[@brose2323]

Lada

[@Leon011]

@@brose2323 beat me to it, literally the only one I know 🤣

[@jmus6494]

"Chernobyl" nuclear disaster

[@Derotron]

@@brose2323 he said famous and not a car brand that has not evolved in the last 50 years.

[@mharris9655]

At the end of the day, it’s mostly the innocent civilians suffering from these sanctions.

[@SanHolo1]

think about the suffering of innocent civilians in ukraine, it's a joke what the russians "suffer". that's what the russians have to accept now, if you believe and accept a murderer like putin. the world is currently defending itself in the best possible way without risking a third world war.

[@datsuntwosixty160]

They aren't innocent, the innocent ones fled the country and don't have economic sanctions and are on their way to make a safe stable future. To the people that stayed that is their choice, make their own bed now lie in it.

[@ambatukam7074]

This reminds me of during the USSR’s time, that most shelves were empty and there was always an economic crisis in the Soviet Union. Now it’s happening in Russia or formerly the USSR again.

[@Cyborg_Lenin]

Its not. The shelfs are full. The prices raised a bit, but nothing too bad.

[@ambatukam7074]

@@Cyborg_Lenin Well, I was commenting on the state of it from 2 months ago, not currently

[@jidibrai1]

If we stopped fighting each other over greed and power, imagine what we can accomplish.

[@eslnter]

Tell that to the US. I’m just not happy to see everything that US got its hand on turn sour.

[@jidibrai1]

@@eslnter I live in the US. I’m not sure what you mean but I’m curious because that’s an interesting angle.

[@eslnter]

@@jidibrai1 Simply search "War crime of the United states" :) I doubt I have to explain it to you. Everything that US meddled with always turn bad.

[@eslnter]

I do not disagree with your statement but the people who are governing the countries are causing all these. Like what you mentioned, greed and power. I know you're from the US, but you can't deny that the government of yours has always been greedy and wanting more power. Take a look at the expansion of NATO and guess what? The US is part of it. That's why Russia got sensitive. Who wouldn't if it was a stranger getting close to your boundary? I do not support what Russia is doing at this moment, but with the existence of NATO, this conflict is going to happen sooner or later anyway.

[@jeffmcdonald4225]

Time to start investigating any company still doing business there. If you support the regime, you shouldn't be able to do business here.

[@tagmfs]

That time was in 2014 now it's kinda late. But, I guess, better late than never, right?

[@topperresistencia186]

well all the companies that withdraw are under blackrock/vanguard so yeah, daddy using different tactics

[@jarls5890]

@@tagmfs Yes - obviously it is better late than never.

[@nampham162]

Anyone who has business with Russia, or has any connection to its economy, is a villain, huh? Too naive to talk politics, little boy LOL

[@user-pn4ck4nh8n]

Russian people need food too.

[@dianabehr3169]

Boycott any company that has NOT withdrawn from this aggressor country

[@theblackestvoid]

Were you calling for the same thing when America invaded Afghanistan or Iraq?

[@BrandonTBlackwell]

*Nestlé has entered the chat*

[@Kay3.359]

GREAT 👍🏼

[@Drama7PM]

The brand should boikot Israel too

[@kheeri393]

Agreed!

[@jonmcclure10]

IT IS TIME FOR SOMEONE TO PUBLISH ALL COMPANIES STILL SELLING PRODUCTS TO RUSSIA. THE TIME IS NOW!

[@NotGoingCrazy]

That is already out

[@trevorsmith6605]

Nestle?

[@Xhopp3r]

Why? Did you ask for a list companies that financially backed terrorist organizations like antifa and blm?

[@svenasmussen8745]

Okay as much as we want to punish russia, maybe judging companies for selling baby food is not the right course of action. Like stops the iphones and stuff but starving civilian populations is a literal warcrime

[@davidmacdougall7079]

@@svenasmussen8745 Unfortunately that is exactly what the Russian Army is doing in Ukraine.

[@pppbbbp]

HOW DOES ANYONE CLAIM A POLL IS INDEPENDENT IN A COUNTRY WHERE INDEPENDENCE IS NOT GIVEN?

[@supernatural_forces]

Can you tell me please have you learnt everything from main,stream sources since childhood, like, history, science, economics, geo - politics ? Fyi, World is con,troll,ed by the Ban,king Cart,el. Glow,bal Ban,king Debt is around 250 Tril,lion Doll,ars which is on the brink of col,lapse. This con,flict is actually Paper Mon,et,ary Con,flict. I can't even explain to you much coz of cens,or,ship reasons.

[@tiefensucht]

Independent = not state owned. So whats your problem? Russia is not a fully developed dictatorship, just 80% ;-) But the thing is that no poll is independent. Most institutes in the world are owned or associated by/with interest groups.

[@Jartran72]

@@tiefensucht Except that the last independent radios, tv station and so forth all had to shut down at the start of the war. Nothing that isnt state line is accepted anymore and high approval ratings look good for Putler. So they are gonna claim 80+ even if its really 1%. I predict actually that the real rating hovers around 40-50 wich is still very high considering the imperialistig warmongering but then again Hitler was popular in Nazi Germany because of his conquests. Nowaday russians will be remembered as the new Nazis.

[@user-be9eb7gs6o]

@@tiefensucht Did you just type "just 80%"? "Just"?

[@keshi5541]

@@tiefensucht 80% yeah okay buddy...

[@awake9896]

The fact is that Europe is still importing energy from Russia while so-called allies like India have ramped up energy imports from Russia. That's backstabbing. Remember Zelensky said its blood money

[@hellenicboi14]

Zelensky makes a whole lot of smug flailing for a guy with zero leverage and zero cards left to play.

[@ytyabadabadoo374]

Well US imports a lot of crude oil from Russia. " What India imports from Russia in a month, US and Europe does in an afternoon " - Jayshankar MEA India

[@denisphelan8987]

@@ytyabadabadoo374 Except the US does not and never did import crude oil from Russia. It was oil products. These products are now banned from being imported. Your friend Jayshankar MEA India lied to you.

[@sarthaks2354]

Europe does import 44% of oil from russia while India does only 1 % and where was it so called humanity was gone when they were marching towards us with nukes just like your name u should awake first

[@sarthaks2354]

@@denisphelan8987 well the world knows how ur country lies and changes colours and we don't have habit of lying like u do what did they do for Ukraine as Ukraine is in NATO u blind people just have allegations without knowing what your country does.we aren't interested in your stuffs u mind ur own business and let us mind our own

[@natebailey1122]

They voted for him. This is what they get.

[@benmm01]

His support is really not that high. People often forget how polling works in Russia

[@ruzziasht349]

Russians have TVs for brains - they've all been brainwashed or are too fearful of ending up in prison - PooTin isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

[@benmm01]

@Alberich Koenig Von Fegelein Sorry?

[@Reinhard_Erlik]

@Alberich Koenig Von Fegelein Fegelein! Fegelein! Fegelein!!!

[@justinnaykki8030]

Need tougher sanctions. This war needs to stop.

[@MM-qz9bl]

exactly!!!!

[@dragonsingh1526]

When san ctins on us and eww 🤢

[@alquinn8576]

The criminal state of Germany is helping their Russian allies by making large purchases of fossil fuels. Germany was captured by Moscow's anti-nuclear propaganda to geopolitically neuter Germany, and Germany took the bait. It is time again for the US and UK to partition and occupy the rogue German regime

[@zediaz5750]

США не хочет остановить войну, проблема здесь не в России, вы это должны понимать, уважаемые американцы!

[@boomshine7]

if they take my pepsi away, im gonna riot against government

[@gaoxiaen1]

As long as they have potatoes they're happy. They can make vodka.

[@brandennavedo2383]

This is awesome

[@FFact483]

Only weeks ago we heard - people chuckling online - what war? Everything is great 👍 Now the same with the food shortage - what shortage? Then the comments on China will provide - have you seen Shanghai today online? I don’t think Russia is their priority right now.

[@Anya-cc2tu]

China can provide them with covid

[@r_p_m7330]

Normal Russians are not in any of the west Social media platforms. Just those with a VPN. And paid troll farms.

[@HitnGiggleGolf]

Russia's economy is really going to collapse in a few months.. it's only a matter of time

[@aabb8011]

there's no food shortage in Russia.

[@waitwhat3547]

@Joscha Wexler i mean no matter which car you buy most internal parts are at the end of the day made in china from transistors to circuits to the steel used to the shipping containers or the ships used themselves

[@jaycristoval6155]

The brands featured in this video make me feel like we're actually rewarding Russians for their support of Putin...... the withdraw of Pepsi-Cola??? Are we trying to cure diabetes in Russia?????

[@user-lo8xs1lw2r]

😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉

[@meorrrrw4020]

ikr loool

[@genmckane3232]

Everything that left Russia is basically cancer for society. So good they left and hoppefully Russia finds a way to remove them completly from their economy.

[@metalbeast99]

Look at their HIV/AIDs rate. Diabeetus is probably pretty low on the list to worry about.

[@sundarrajn1003]

Good for Russia

[@cranegantry868]

Show us which American brands have withdrawn from Russia. We can avoid them too.

[@joju5849]

Ordinary people suffering, and I have the feeling that things are going to get worse.....

[@whenisdinner2137]

Pretty entitled thinking they're entitled to US and other European businesses being there. They're blaming the United States like America doesn't have the right to do business with who they want to....

[@Wildboy789789]

Well they arnt capitalists and they arnt socially liberal, russians dont understand any kind of freedom of individual citizens

[@vertugo2dream87]

У нас свобода, в том числе свобода мыслей. А вы про "правомерно думать". Wsj = fake news. Congratulations!

[@Wildboy789789]

@@vertugo2dream87 thats real rich coming from a russian that has nothing but state media... u know your ambassador said the losses r a tragic number for russian soldiers? Of course u dont, because russian officials come to american news to tell the truth then hide it from russians lol

[@detroid_ntr26]

@@vertugo2dream87 lol

[@Atiq_s]

Except that's not what they're saying. You seem entitled hoping other's will cry for your burgers, fancy bags and perfumes. You know when the west leave someone else will replace them. And it'll be western wealth hoarder who'll suffer.

[@jjoddo4530]

If only Russians could feel the same pain Ukrainians are going through right now.

[@nikeshadow1728]

The Russian citizens are in a lot of pain. Their economy is messed up because of the government, people are trying to protest against Putin but will be put in prison for 15 years if they do.

[@arjunsavanur7242]

Stop buying Natural Gas first😂😂

[@lizakulimanova7248]

How ab the Afghanistan and other 50 countries that US attacked or bombed?

[@OliverClayton]

@@lizakulimanova724850 countries? Please list

[@koka1571]

@@OliverClayton Do your own research, and even if she did list 50 countries, you'll still probably be ignorant of the fact that the US almost never got sanctioned for its "special operations".

[@Doncroft1]

Losing this connection with the Russian people sucks. This war is absolutely needless and is dividing the world.

[@christo6068]

VERY NICE

[@markiowa5437]

So, at 1:47 in this video, the businessman is complaining that sanctions have caused layoffs that will affect Russians abilities to pay their mortgages and loans. That sucks. However, Russia is blowing up Ukraine's homes and businesses so they are homeless, jobless, and foodless and the Russians blew up Ukraine hospitals and fire Depatments. Can't feel sorry for this guy.

[@aubreywhitley6889]

Who you gonna call? Better call Putin!

[@conagher]

These bombings have likely been as much of a shock to this guy as they were to you, probably even more. He might have relatives in Ukraine. The reason you don't feel sorry for him is that you don't attempt to empathize.

[@-whackd]

"This guy" didn't blow up anything. He is not an actor in this war nor responsible for any aggression.

[@hauho4195]

Hate and revenge don’t make things better We are pushing Russian the the edge u think Putin will jump

[@mariahewitt9787]

@@hauho4195 Putin has a Bounty on his head,wanted dead or alive I hope they catch up with Putin soon.

[@lindaj5492]

3:55 Putin’s popular support at 83%: must be galling for him to know that North Korea’s “Dear Leader” has 100% support in every citizen survey 😉 Do Russians realise how similar their country now is to that one?

[@juliagabelko9982]

🤦‍♀️

[@antenant9294]

Pretty sure the only acceptable target is a 200% approval rating.

[@VladislavDoroshuk]

я такое вижу только во время предвыборных компаний в США - что-то орут, бегают как обезьяны, руками машут. В России мы привержены более культурным способам поддержки своих лидеров.

[@anabona4764]

No. In Russia there is market economy, and citizens are free to go any other country. Russian support east Ukranians which cities were bombarded in the last 8 years by Ukranian army.

[@atsz.]

@@anabona4764 🤣

[@camentunicu]

Love this

[@garyellington1216]

Good!!!

[@donjohnson9117]

Innocent people raped and massacred, homes destroyed, livelihoods destroyed, roads and fields damaged, grain supply to the world ceased, millions displaced, there is still not enough being done to Russia to make them pay

[@ashdobbs7492]

dont believe all of the propaganda- Tubbs

[@yanniskarageorgiou3573]

@@ashdobbs7492 IT happened genius

[@yanniskarageorgiou3573]

Putin is responsible not Russia

[@aabb8011]

@@yanniskarageorgiou3573 yeah. it happened. ukrainian troops need to stop killing the civilians though

[@aimie6627]

Serve them right

[@Jon651]

The problem is not that the sanctions are inconvenient and painful for ordinary Russians, it's that the sanctions aren't inconvenient and painful ENOUGH.

[@joyaustin6581]

Governments don’t listen to the working class. They follow directions of the rich.

[@samfire3067]

they begin to hit putin dauthers

[@picasoj5944]

@@samfire3067 because the west have ran out of sactions LOL

[@alexrockstone9035]

They will not be extremely painful.

[@tayikolla6205]

You could have been a perfect Nazi officer

[@Unknown_Web_User]

Guys, i am living in Russia, in one of the poorest towns, its so not true about empty shelves, i dunno where they are taking pictures from, but really, its not even funny how they are lying to you all.

[@tempest031]

Not the end of the world, they're gonna pay way for more in-country brands, which in a way would keep money within the country

[@scottfarrar8661]

83% approval rating - the other 17% cannot be reached for comment.

[@stephenbroughman3231]

No matter how bad it gets here, never as bad as being in Russia!

[@rainmind]

Why? How are they going to survive without fast food and overpriced luxury items?

[@Kma_Maksim]

there was a shortage of goods for only a week, now everything is there

[@laITAebella]

I think American brands should stay open, but you’re only allowed to shop there while you watch and listen to news from Ukraine. No state propaganda.

[@kennyjacobs2041]

Trying to reason with Putin it's like trying to reason with Hitler you can't reason with insanity.

[@ogawk]

Putin brought back Russia from shambles after 1991. who can say better with Bush Clinton Obama calling invasions to other country out of moral obligations. the rest of the world sees right through your governments hegemony.

[@fuckfannyfiddlefart]

You can, but only down the barrel of a gun.

[@lizakulimanova7248]

Putin has been trying to reason with us and nato since 1997. It's good to do some research.

[@Nsaishie]

Nah, we wouldn't be in this mess if Britain and the U.S. would have helped Hitler wipe russia off the map. I mean he tried to warn the world about the "Red Menace" to the east. Nobody listened to him so he figured he had to tackle the task himself. And now here we are. The U.S. and it's Allies must now suffer a huge karmic debt for their involvement in WW2.

[@Robert53area]

Yeah, ukraine violated the Minsk accords, and has been killing people for 8 years since nato and US supported azov and over threw the elected president yanokovich in 2014 for pulling away from the EU deal.

[@renejean2523]

The main things in short supply in Russia are morals and courage.

[@brendaraudebaugh6246]

Absolutely

[@leonieromanes7265]

Their finest people tend to get poisoned, shot or arrested.

[@gersonhay984]

Thats a great answer. And there's plenty of that to go around.

[@khlothostonney5760]

WE ARE HERE, ON EVERY KILOMETER. ON HERE FROM EVERY KILOMETER ON, UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD !!!

[@meowhisspurrrscratch6961]

Cross out "Russia", replace it with "Biden administration"