Useless facts about Russia! :-)

Standing in line (at Customs) to get out of the country is even worse than trying to enter.

If you are a Westerner, you must pay double for anything

It is considered cool to spend the most money possible for any particular item

When crossing the street, cross only with the crowd

The more cars in any one particular lane of traffic, the better

Whoever gets there first – wins. Everyone else died trying to get there

Sardines=any Metro Never Smile Don’t look at anyone in the eyes. You must pretend that they are not there

More Vodka, please

More beer, PLEASE!!!

Always carry a $10 bill if you want any kind of paperwork done (passports, etc.)

Every car is a taxi. Don’t take a real taxi

The police carry machine guns

Only illegal matters is legal

Russians own all miniskirts

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