World War Z. Max Brooks. Audiobook. Part 2.

[@postapATM]

DONATIONS - goo.su/7r0qF

[@stephensymington7779]

😅😅

[@emergencyexit3967]

Listening from New Delhi my dudes. This book aged like a fine wine.

[@binchillin888]

Open and in the fridge. It's vinegar now

[@Amadeo790]

@@binchillin888 na that’s the movie.

[@AdaTaropa]

Right you are bro!

[@alexanderwaugh5772]

I would not want to be in New Dehli during the zombie apocalypse.

[@IVEGOTPEEINMYEYE]

It's been like 10 years since the Brad Pitt fiasco, why isnt this getting pitched as a mini series to HBO or Netflix?

[@jaimemedina4577]

Foreal I'm thinking something like a mocumentery would be awesome

[@username_etc4957]

Probably because the movie bombed as hard as it did :/

[@IVEGOTPEEINMYEYE]

They've remade fuckin spiderman twice and batman like 6 times since. I dont see an issue.

[@Ryoko1701]

Yeah man. I want a series that encompasses every chapter.

[@johnP0908]

TV writers or producers keeps on changing stuff, wanted to add an unwanted flair of their "expertise" that we didn't ask for. I've never seen a movie or a series so far that they accurately depicted a book close enough that their added changes were bare minimum.

[@madiantin]

34:37 My inlaws live in Upland, not far from the five colleges. We took our youngest on the tour of the campuses to see if that's where he wanted to apply for college. When we went, I remembered this part of the book, and the scene played in my mind as we drove around.

[@Theomcgaugheybass]

The details in this book are extremely well informed!

[@thewizard2390]

The stolen submarine is probably the most heart wrenching part of this one. You can feel absolute dread every time something happens while the characters are in the submarine.

[@mathiaswilhelm1902]

I just finished the chapter and when I read your comment when I started part two had me thinking something terrible was going to happen, which made it all more tense.

[@shawnpanzegraf5642]

I enjoyed the account of the Chinese submariners. I just wish that the guy passing on his account would have engaged somewhat about their (deservedly) guilty consciences about running out on the whole species to selfishly provide for just them and their kin. You just know that the guys who took out the loyalist command in their NORAD-knockoff are going to be remembered as heroes, just because they happened to be in possession of the right tool and know-how. The Aussie astronaut, and the other members of his crew that volunteered to stay on the I.S.S, despite knowing what long-term residency would do to them? *That’s* heroic, at least to me.

[@missmpolley9706]

From South Africa. What I wouldn't give for a movie of the blind Japanese man and his story of reclaim

[@matildastanford7019]

As a potiential producer/director, for me, that would encompass an entire 60 min episode, maybe even a 2 parter.

[@綾波レイ-j1m]

Chinese submarine story was beautiful, start to finish.

[@EgyptologyLessons]

0:33 Burlington, Vermont 12:51 Washington, USA 30:10 California, USA 49:26 Tennessee, USA 1:31:39 Bavaria, EU 1:47:51 Federated States of Micronesia 1:59:35 North Korea 2:11:47 Japan - Cyber Expert 2:44:35 Japan 2 - The Blind Swordsman 3:13:43 Cuba - American Refugees 3:28:20 China - Stolen Submarine 4:21:23 Australia - Space Station 4:46:28 Chile 5:06:40 Colorado, USA - New Army 5:31:07 Nebraska, USA - War Dogs 5:54:28 Russia, Siberia - The Priest 6:10:11 Hawaii - Oil Rigging 6:33:38 Canada, Québec 6:48:21 Colorado, USA 7:20:22 Vermont, USA - Goodbyes 7:23:32 Holy Russian Empire 7:26:41 Barbados 7:31:13 Manitoba, Canada 7:32:30 Montana, USA 7:33:43 China 7:35:15 Washington, USA 7:37:34 New Mexico, USA 7:40:17 Japan 7:42:12 Ireland 7:42:27 Israel 7:43:47 USS Tracy Boden 7:46:48 Colorado, USA 7:48:42 Acknowledgments

[@joshdoz9234]

Thank You ❤️

[@EgyptologyLessons]

@@joshdoz9234 my pleasure

[@sharanmaran8312]

The stolen sub was amazing

[@EgyptologyLessons]

@@sharanmaran8312 one of my favorite 🤩

[@callanhutchison1871]

Thanks so much

[@username_etc4957]

I swear, no one who had anything to do with that god awful adaptation read this book. Because absolutely no one could walk away from reading this masterpiece and think “nah fam, throw all that shit away, let’s make a generic zombie movie.” What a travesty.

[@laurettelaliberte8864]

I actually thought that horrible film must have just stolen the title of the book because that is all they have in common.

[@undeadwill5912]

Actually its did, but consider the content of the book and then ask yourself "how will this get past chinese censors"

[@michaelminervini1908]

@@undeadwill5912 they will just change all references to China to North Korea. LOL Like they did with Red Dawn 2.

[@drierdoughnut80]

Honestly as a zombie film i really liked it but as an adaptation you cant even call it one

[@insight1428]

Pitt loved the book and wanted to make the movie like it, the director had other planes unfortunately.

[@baruchben-david4196]

I'm not a big fan of the zombie genre, but this book is excellent. Max Brooks creates believable characters in widely different situations - different personalities, different experiences, each one original and unique. And much thanks to the narrator, who does an excellent job of bringing this story to life.

[@nathanielmcneal5835]

Check out the infected dead series its also a pretty good one. Bout 8 books 8 to 14 hours a piece.

[@ChrisGurin]

If they decide on making a valid version of WWZ, it should be a multi-part series “docudrama”: the interviewer is talking the subjects through their memories, cuts to dramatizations, “news footage”, pacing fast enough to not get bogged down in too much detail.

[@armandoalvarez5910]

This. A straight up adaptation without the narration wouldn't make it justice, the whole interview aspect elevates the story and makes it feel so personal. A mockumentary anthology series would be perfect.

[@matildastanford7019]

I'd certainly be up take that challenge to produce and direct the adaptation. But between acquiring the rights, the costs of production and getting the right crew and cast internationally would be a herculean task. Dont think a go fund me nor voluntary project would cut it. Guess the novel and audiobook (*& perhaps the dismal movie 'version") is all we can manage. Hope l'm wrong tho and that it can & will happen. Would be a true epic.

[@arron620]

How has this not been made into an anthology series of short films?

[@ariels6391]

Because it would be ruined by executives trying to tick a bunch of boxes

[@greenfox8418]

Because of cash-grabbing corporations and dumb producers/writers who have no idea what following the source material is and only wanna do what they want

[@patrickancona1193]

There’s no way to have all the straight white Christian men be all the bad guys, & there’s not enough razisims & 100lb black cheerleaders beating up white navy seals

[@seymoorepoone9512]

It’s called “Gatekeeping” and it’s a tried, tested, and true method of protecting awesome stuff. Also, what’s wrong with reading a good book?

[@matildastanford7019]

Be very difficult and expensive just to get the rights to it.

[@michelelyons9410]

This is a marvelous reading of a fabulous book! The narration is terrific, giving characters different voices, different personalities. Great listening experience.

[@mathiaswilhelm1902]

I’m just above 15 minutes form finishing and I can already feel the empty void of not listening to something like this.

[@detsalb5789]

Iv listened to this a dozen times and only now do I notice that the Ottaku and the blind swordsman work together now

[@thewizard2390]

damn really? thanks for letting me know!

[@Strong_UP_Calvins_zombie]

This is the best zombie book, I've read it 10 times If anyone wants another good zombie book, Day by Day Armageddon it's a close second to WWZ fantastic read

[@f1nch1312]

The Day by Day books are some of my all time favorites 😁

[@wonga72]

Quislings is such an interesting concept!!! Love it

[@nicholasdoliver2857]

If zombies were real you can bet your ass some people would do that or pretend it's fake and die a stupid death

[@phrogman1164]

@@nicholasdoliver2857 its not even that they are pretending. Becoming a Quisling is a literal mental illness with no cure. They try to help them but it never works. They believe fully that they are undead.

[@user-dg3rk2jw6f]

​@@phrogman1164what is quisling?

[@phrogman1164]

@@user-dg3rk2jw6f they are people who have a mental illness that comes from trauma associated with the zombies. Quizlings are people who aren’t zombies, but believe they are. It’s not that they are pretending, they truly believe they are undead, they don’t feel even feel pain. The issue is that zombies can tell if someone is still alive, even if they are only a quizling. One of the people who gets interviewed says that he’s seen zombies attack quizlings and the quizlings just lay on the ground writhing around not feeling a thing while being eaten. The government attempted to rehabilitate quizlings in special hospitals, but it never worked.

[@francisdoherty4066]

If I ever won the powerball I’d put the money up for this to get redone in an animated series, done just like the ani-matrix. Having each chapter done by a different director with different animation styles. Brad pitt fucked it so badly….

[@Mr_Jish]

I definitely don't blame Brad Pitt. And the movie really isn't that bad for what it is, it's just infuriating that they made a completely contradictory zombie movie and then just slapped World War Z on it to capitalize on the popularity of the book. Maybe one day we will get a proper adaptation, but the film definitely was not it.

[@PPGaramone]

Man that would be so cool

[@bencurran3204]

@e- w- damn,that shatters my view on who was to blame, i wish they didn't fuck it so bad, they could've wrote quite a good story out of the film maker with Brad Pitt if they expanded it and fleshed it out.

[@nukatea-rex883]

I would have the WWZ Movie and video game as a separate world from the book WWZ. and to make your idea even more awesome it should have Max Brooks voicing as the guy that's interviewing the survivors. The only time we'll see his face is at the very end of the last episode.

[@matildastanford7019]

Brad Pitt did the best he could with the script , directors and producers. lf anyone's to blame it's the studio executives.

[@babybobo1231]

I've always loved this series. From Iowa, always made me make plans for survival reading this

[@josephkaye8154]

A work of genius. Yes that good. People I have recommended this book to in spite (and often because :0) of their antipathy towards horror (especially zombie horror) have all agreed that it’s scope, insights and humanity completely won them over. Awesome just awesome!

[@mikesarte2439]

I’m telling my children this was Covid

[@JacobCunningham-ml7gg]

Same.

[@josephjanisch5396]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ДжексонДиринг]

Listen here boy, let me tell you something about the battle of Yonkers

[@Redrunner98]

Underrated comment

[@ricodiaz7636]

Great listening, awesome narration…👍🏽👍🏽

[@douglasgilchrist2316]

How Hollywood butchered this masterpiece is a crime,movie was ok compared to this we were robbed

[@matildastanford7019]

The minute after narrator stopped speaking and the choice of meditative "music" really drove home the point of a minute of silence for all the death and suffering depicted in this book. Likened to the remembrance of all the fallen souls of humanities wars in reality.

[@darlene1417]

My favorite part of any zombie story is before the zombies rise. People just living day to day, and then strange things start happening, news channels talking about story strange attacks, and so on. I hate being dumped straight into the zombie apocalypse with no back-story

[@yimboninja7415]

Damn!! This a good one.

[@cyndi6hdz]

This is wonderful, thank you for uploading this treasure of a book!

[@jimday777]

That's 8 of us, I'm in West Midlands in the UK Everyone of the accounts could be a zombie film in itself. MCU eat your heart out

[@TheAwesomeAnon]

I would really enjoy it in a series form

[@babybobo1231]

World war z cinematic universe when

[@jinx1987]

Probably work as a Netflix series

[@sterkurschwert414]

Black Country born and bred. This area is way too densely populated we’d be fucked if the zombies came

[@Contemplativeman101]

Any thoughts on why the salt-water zombies are still functional after so long? Salt water, as they say, is not kind to organic material.

[@Teufer2]

The salt makes them imperishable. They are pickled Zombies. Jokes aside. No idea. They should rot a lot faster in wet conditions.

[@vivechjorviani5440]

I think their blood congeals into something like silicone preventing rot or corrosion

[@babybobo1231]

Its freezing cold and the zombies eat any scavengers that would eat dead flesh, plus most microorganisms avoid solanum infected hosts as the solanum virus is hostile to most cells, except plant and some archaen bacteria.

[@jaybrucker1234]

Pm the zombies just walking on the bottom of the ocean is the one thing I dont like about the story. It takes millions, hundreds of millions maybe ever more to make submarines that can withstand the insane pressure at those depths so no way a person of any kind could do that especially just because of a virus.

[@eurtz876]

@@Teufer2 wwz zombies barely rot because the sollanum virus that makes them is lethal to almost every lifeform on earth,including all but the hardiest bacteria. Meanwhile anything with a brain instinctually avoids traces of it like the plague,so no insects picking them apart either. Zombies are actually described as odorless because all the bacteria normally living inside or on us is killed off by the virus (and the body stops producing anything odor related since it's dead)

[@LadyQuotes]

Every time I read/hear about the Queen not leaving England makes me cry. I I know it's not true, but it feels like it would have been true, and it just hits.

[@lastmanstanding5423]

I"m not even British but I felt that

[@FallOnThese]

One of the best books ever. Such a detailed way to tell a story. Some Hollywood a-hole bought the movie rights for a quick money grab off the popularity of the book....AND they still own the rights!! So whoever wants to develop a series or show to actually cover this great content in the book will have to pay the idiot that bought the movie rights and made that Brad Pitt disgrace of a film

[@vic3isnotdead897]

It's so cool how the army tactics basically reverted back to late nepolonic warfare

[@MikeMike-eq7ic]

Wow... the movie may as well not exist. This is the best story I have ever come across

[@nightmareraven3045]

I love on this book, one of the best stories, not only in the zombie genre, but in general

[@pinoyclasico8932]

Listening from the heart of the Philippines. Thank you for uploading.

[@lovingXneji]

I watched the movie and enjoyed the concept of zombies not going after those who are already Ill. Then learned that it's based on a book which is very different and I didn't quite believe that. But I'm really enjoying it

[@SirTweaksalot92]

Treat yourself. One of the best zombie books ever written. Compared to the book that movie was a travesty. Not even the zombies were similar.

[@ahoyladies8520]

Lmaooo I love a few miles away from the Claremont colleges, it made me unreasonably happy to hear all these places I know mentioned! Also somewhat unnerving

[@beeacko]

Fuck, i teared up at the "i love you mum" at the very end. I love you mum.

[@detsalb5789]

I just realized the Otaku must have encountered the blind man's reanimated brother and that sword was his

[@abdurrahmanmohammad4983]

Oh wow I didn’t realise that

[@axlneztsosie3176]

No shit?!?

[@matildastanford7019]

That would be an interesting and tragic twist if could produce a series adaptation.

[@PARABOLA1966]

Tuscon Sector, Arizona USA. Awesome narration...

[@casard5235]

Thanks for a superb novel. I've never seen the movie World War Z and really don't plan to. Not after listening to this book.

[@rafiyumahmood2446]

I think the most moving part of this book even after reading it the 4th time was the last broadcast of Buenos Aires of the lullaby. The kid killed himself and didn’t even know the language or anything. Not to mention all the IR operators committed suicide too. For some reason, that stuck with me.

[@rachelbyrne8464]

Brilliant book!

[@ec329]

The entire time of the war stories I kept expecting someone to shout "COME ON YOU APES!!! DONT YOU WANT TO LIVE FOREVER!!!" XDXDXD

[@jaredsanchez3969]

The dog chapter always gets me teary eyed

[@Laikafan02]

Timestamp?

[@Fruitdrink2000]

Had to listen to this again love it. Love it ❤

[@peter4210]

Note for "1:31:39 Bavaria, EU" The valley of the saint Lawrence river has its fare share of fortifications. The most famous one is of old Quebec City. The walls of that city saw the British defeat the french right outside of it and it repealed 2 attacked from the rebels of the 13 colony and then the army of the USA during the war of 1812. after the war of 1812, forts and citadels were built. Halifax also having one of these citadel built by the British in the event of an other USA invasion. Quebec City still has one of the more extensive defensive walls and citadel built right into it and it one of the most well maintained ones. Durring WW2 and the cold war, the north mountainous coast of the st-Lawrence river was fortified and still has cold war bunkers which overlooked the saint Lawrence valley although they are decommissioned and not a popular spot for hikers. Although the later chapter of "6:33:38 Canada, Québec" interviews someone, somewhere in the province of quebec, the man is a french who cleared the underground of paris. It is sad that there are no stories from this region since it also has strong natural defenses. Like islands in the middle of the river with strong currents protecting it from underwater zombies. Those regions how ever would have suffer the most from long winters since in the date that the book was writen, we din't have all the greenhouses that we have now supplying us with fresh vegetables in the winter. The Saint lawrence valley also sucks up all the wind from central US and passes it out to the atlantic meaning all the dust from the burning cities would have passed there. As I am writing this now, we have clouds of smoke from the forest fires in the west of canada reaching us and blocking the sun. I just saw snow fall from the cold we have in this late spring. Farmers have just started now plowing their fields.

[@sc0ttishnutj0b75]

Sorry for a reply to a comment from two years ago haha. But it was mentioned briefly that there was a great panic when the outbreak broke out in every nation in the same month. A lot of people and government figures and authority figures basically fled what would have been well defended areas

[@Cole1738]

6:09:33 THIS IS SERGEI FROM THE WWZ GAME OMG THE STORY TOOK PLACE AROUND MOSKOW AND THE NAME DROP TOO?!?! This is so cool to me, I’m wondering if there’s any other game related characters I’ve simply not picked up on from the past stories.

[@FrostSabre1997]

Listening from the Philippines!

[@LukeDwornikComedy]

This is now my favorite book

[@ironboy3245]

Listening as i cycle from Fukuoka to Shimonoseki. Going for Tokyo in 80 days, wish me luck

[@marymauney3235]

Thank you for put this up!!

[@SunnyDaylovescake]

Listening from Augusta, Georgia, USA

[@angelconatser5962]

I love the narrator

[@genus.species3362]

Ahh. So this is why people hate the movie adaptation.

[@spiros534]

Excellent

[@Estebanraso]

3:28:20 = Forbidden City, Beijing, China (Submarino Chino) 4:21:20 = Hospital, Australia (Base Espacial) 4:46:26 = Chile (portaaviones) 4:58:41 = Guerra Total 5:06:40 = Denver Colorado USA

[@matthewallen2273]

Thanks!

[@grumpycentaur6799]

This is SOOO good

[@txDDS]

They should have made this movie with 5-8 different directors each tackling a specific chapter of this book in there own way.

[@matildastanford7019]

Disagree. One director who listens to the dp, crew and cast but can hold the adaptation closely aligned with the book would be better. Having so many conflicting direction would turn any adaptation series into a conglomeration of mess.

[@locusruizlopez5997]

6:41:00 I don't understand why someone would want to send soldiers there. It's a nightmare, if you want to kill zombies, wait at the end of the subway and make noise, they will come to you. And you will be out waiting them.

[@yourescum3068]

That would bring uncountable numbers to the surface. If they'd just finished clearing the city, they probably wouldn't want to risk another outbreak

[@captiancholera8459]

Realistically you can get rid of *most* of em that way but not all, some may be pinned under stuff, may get drawn in the wrong direction and just get lost in the system due to the weird way sound works in enclosed spaces, and you simply can’t call an area secure unless you’ve swept through boots on the ground and *know* it’s secure otherwise you still risk a renewed outbreak

[@BigBennKlingon]

Still pretty enjoyable all these years later. But man the politics of this book are so ham-fisted and on-the-nose.

[@Vulcaani]

I was about to comment the same.

[@josephcameron911]

How so? I’ve been to a lot of the places that he mentions, didn’t seem too off base in terms of culture or behaviour to me. Honestly I find the political stuff fairly good. I mean, governments would act in a irresponsible and apathetic manner in this type of situation. It’s been proven both by the world governments resolve to both the HIV and covid pandemics. Not to mention the abysmal records essentially every government in the world has in treating their own people. Lots of cultures are vastly different from westerners. Things you think of as “stereotypes” are actually just the way shit is in a lot of these places. One of my friends commented that an Indian cabbie that was driving us was listening to “stereotypical” music. Like no dude…. That’s literally the music from this country … Not trying to flame you out. But what parts did you find were bonking you over the head ?

[@dubcwherever]

The blind Japanese guy is a beast.

[@pickmeasinner]

This chapter became way too boring!

[@lorddemonoss3945]

I remember reading this and the survival book.

[@thegreencat9947]

Live close to Troy , Montana. Very funny. Just like the folks there. 😁😂

[@dadequalcustody8350]

Thank you for this!

[@ahzidaljun]

Great narration

[@billpederson4831]

it was good from Wisconsin.

[@jameshughes5714]

It was ok... from cumtown

[@dianecheney4141]

There's so much of this book that sounds like it was written in the 60's or 70's.

[@jennifervonpickartz2428]

I thank God for You. Love, Light, Peace, Music and Joy

[@detsalb5789]

The story from todd about the church in Kansas is probly the one that girl sharon is from. Also is the ruiz he mentions the same one from the ex house wife now mayor's story? The women she said moved away?

[@kimiantumblod7654]

Christina Eliopolis is awesome!

[@ericstanke3291]

The catacombs...no fucking way

[@lorddemonoss3945]

6:30:00 it suddenly skips here.

[@СерафимКулаков]

Очень четко. Радует однозначно.

[@lefunnyN1]

we see that sh*t in UN everyday 4:51:00

[@postapATM]

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[@sweetpeach12241979]

This isn't the whole book. Its missing chapters. They did it on purpose because it was cost effective when the audible company paid. Still a good read but I rather listen to the regular people read it because alot of the best stories are the ones they took out

[@jaybrucker1234]

What chaps are missing?

[@WomanBettar59]

@@jaybrucker1234 i think there was one about english people running out of ammo so they basically reverted back to feudal warfare

[@alpharius1497]

@@WomanBettar59 Thats in this edition too

[@thomasgatley624]

1:45:32 My personal timestamp. That is what she would have done in that situation, to be honest.

[@binchillin888]

1:04:30 I know flight crew don't wear BDU's, but why would they still wear flight suits if they had such a high chance of going down? They could have worn the older versions. Much more durable

[@vodkanghost9042]

I know I’m late but it said 8% chance of going down

[@TheLouHam]

Why wouldn't they wear flight suits? They're fire-resistant, plenty of pockets for survival equipment, and comfortable during long flights.

[@Lolalaughsx]

Shh

[@jamesmobley6040]

Listening from Michigan

[@ssteg1]

Same I’m in bay city right now listening lol

[@lorddemonoss3945]

6:45:00 book mark

[@lorddemonoss3945]

1:17:00 this was the most memorable story.

[@dragonkxk6309]

Ok this is beyond odd why did none of the secessionists use the nuclear threat i mean there bunkers all over the place rebuilding seemed too easy way too easy.

[@seymoorepoone9512]

Nuclear weapons can not be eaten. You can’t plant them in soil and grow more. Too dangerous to handle by amateurs.

[@sc0ttishnutj0b75]

Sorry for a random reply two years after haha. The government kept units of armed special operations soldiers and seals at power stations and nuclear power plants and the military installations (ones deemed nationally important) kept operating with strong defences because the power stations would blow up with no human maintenance in just one week causing total extinction

[@leessherwood6031]

LISTENING..ALASKA

[@petezipardi4022]

The dog chapter.

[@OPTIMUSL1ME]

As a dachshund owner, you're welcome

[@axlneztsosie3176]

Fuck yeah that's the most badass chapter I say. Man's best friend still helps man out of extinction

[@brandonVZ]

The real question is why the Chinese sub attacked eachother?

[@brandonVZ]

Never mind I’m impatient

[@wolfyenriquez9504]

46:26 love this one.

[@harutogames9204]

"Youll edit out all the daft bits?" Wrong my good sir 😂

[@noahsabin7386]

Looking back after America stopped pretending to care about covid, this book is a real trip. Gets so much wrong, but some of the little details are so right.

[@DipseyDex]

The closest we've gotten to a book accurate wwz movie was Civil War, and that had nothing to do with zombies.

[@priyaislam5917]

Nice

[@tuxedogod6990]

North Korea here is just a bigger ticking time bomb

[@johnkessinger8107]

WWZ the movie was even worse than the remake of Dawn of the Dead , because they had better material to work with

[@lindseybeavers45]

Personal bookmark: (6:19:50)

[@Lolalaughsx]

Y’all are genius

[@jedamaral1864]

The bomb dogs story is way better then this story makes out , the Germans stopped when they realized they trained the dogs to run up under German tanks and destroyed a ton of their own equipment learning their mistake

[@rden66]

I thought it was the Soviets

[@lefunnyN1]

​@@rden66because it was, this guy is trying to rewrite history lol

[@cyberdyne9480]

Wrong dummy

[@sc0ttishnutj0b75]

@@lefunnyN1 Must be Russian lol

[@lefunnyN1]

@@sc0ttishnutj0b75 id bet on a global south/brics country, they are often bigger simps for bolshevik era than even russians

[@ellenmendoza7246]

Well that 5 of us listening. I'm in portugal

[@john.wick1]

Indiana

[@joeavery3873]

St Augustine Florida.

[@petezipardi4022]

Nevada

[@phetes810]

Michigan usa

[@m-easy9984]

Pennsylvania

[@john.wick1]

To those 7 of us listening, I'm in Indiana

[@johnbell1396]

North Dakota US here!

[@CthulhuCoffee]

Howdy neighbor

[@john.wick1]

@@CthulhuCoffee Lafayette

[@lesliechandler9407]

Muncie here

[@john.wick1]

@@lesliechandler9407 Hey neighbor! Lafayette here

[@robinhilliker4461]

6:33:38 Paris Catacombs

[@Elcapone209]

California USA

[@cmac237]

Who’s voice is this?

[@onlydalordknowz2745]

Awesome