Reprogramming my Russian wife to live in America 🇺🇸🦅

[FastGuy]

“They identify as urban campers” San Francisco - allow me to introduce myself

[galaer]

I live in Siberia. The city of Krasnoyarsk. And yes, we travel a lot on foot and by public transport. Even when it's -40C. It's very convenient. We have bus stops everywhere. The closest one to my house is only 300m away. And the transport is very clean, safe and cheap. We have almost no homeless people. I haven't seen them for over 15 years.

[wombatwilly]

Did she get her Glock, AR-15, and Trump flag yet?😂

[leobustamante]

Haha Mexican Food! Taco Tuesdays!! 😂😂😂

[ekaterinakhmeleva]

I love your couple so much, please don’t stop doing what you do ❤ you are amazing !

[genio]

Ironically, most of what Americans consider Mexican food isn't trully Mexican.
It is mostly TexMex, which is Texan, but with Mexican influence (in the border + used to be part of Mexico)
2 things that come off the top of my head are Chimichangas and Hard shell tacos

[yyc_flyer]

Lmfao you’re hilare “it’s their pride month!”😂 I nearly spat out my coffee haha

[aphilippinesadventure]

To help her adapt, get her accustomed to non-stop lies...throughout the culture at every level.

[Alexandr]

Ах отпусти меня товарищ старшина
Я простой Техасский urban camp а не шпана)

[JetCools]

It’s freaking humiliating to see our own people suffering while we give money hand over fist to Ukraine and other countries

[БайкалДобрый]

Я тоже из Сибири 😊. Мы ходим и пешком и на общественном транспорте даже в мороз. Многие наоборот на зиму ставят машины в гараж. По разным причинам. Может не хотят заморачиваться с прогревом машин ночью и днём. У нас есть приборы сигнализации, которые программируются на температуру или время, и машина заводится на несколько минут. Стоят недорого, но некоторым проще добежать 5 минут до остановки и спокойно ехать. Транспорт хорошо развит. В отдаленных районах похуже, разумеется.
В России есть дома временного содержания, куда могут прийти люди, оказавшиеся в трудном положении. Им помогут сделать документы, найти работу, подлечат, оденут. Туда можно принести одежду, утварь, лучше заранее позвонить и уточнить что требуется. Одежды бывает очень много. Но берут книги, посуду, игры, мебель ( кроме мягкой)
Когда я расхламляла дом родителей, около 20 мешков и коробок унесли в благотворительные организации.

[CC-vfey]

NOPE. Wearing shoes inside is not the norm in the US. Most households, especially north of the Potomac, take them off.

[Guynothing]

Thats nice tom! India is too cultural like u guys! Love from India ❤

[ambarsharma]

My wife had the same questions when she moved to the US from Asia..all she knew about America was from CNN and Hollywood...😊😊..so some things were kind of shocking for her...😊

[Hjfanu]

There nothing more American that appreating someone else culture very true

[newsomsr]

I love his content are y'all's content it's fun a little bit of truth in the jokes

[mk_said]

Hahahaha “they identify as urban campers” 😅 highlights the woke nonsense so well!! 😅 “this is their pride month”…😅 absolutely genius!

[Milagromark]

This guy is awesome !!! I would be doing the same thing !!! Messing with her mind and just making stuff up out of no where !!! It’s hilarious !!!

[ecf]

She isn't curious about the assault rifles sale in Walmart? 😂😂

[themoviereview]

But America is a mixture of cultures. So is it appropriating the culture or are we all a bunch of different people living in a country where everything can be different? It is different parts of different cultures.