Travels through post-Soviet cities, thin walls in the house and strange neighbors mixed with domestic absurdities and ridiculous situations - all in one bottle of tired but observational humor. Jokes about relationships, weddings, and elections remind us that irony is the best way to survive in an era when even the refrigerator can change its occupation to "destruction." From trains to airports, from Kazakhstan to Israel, the comedian seems to lead us through a gallery of strange but familiar faces and places, where every moment is a small performance of absurdity.
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