i vadim galygin and roman yunusov remember?sian crimson, mobile jackets. yes yes all things, the golden chain has stuck. how much is 600 now worth that time? by the way, yes. well, everything came back and so, i remembered a joke about how a new russian gave. uh, the mobile phone for his six-year-old new russian son is all, in short, a son, so look at these mobile phones. if there are any problems with the title, well, everything is fine. well everything goes the day the new russian rides. he comes to work in his office from the threshold immediately as a secretary. your son called, nikolai ivanovich, just now, yes. well, yes. hello, yes, sonulya estimate with us the dog in the middle of the room, shat right on the carpet. well, what are you, well, an adult guy, come on, take a scoop. take a whisk, clean everything, uh. all without problems, yes, and more for nothing. i don’t call like that, an hour passes again, this mikhailovich calls. your son is calling. yes, what is it? dad, look, in short. uh, now a neighbor came to my mo

i'm vadim galygin and roman yunusov, i just noticed in fact.no, well, let’s compare. yes, look at a man in a construction robe, but he flies in, in, into an elite car dealership in moscow here. how much does this most expensive one cost you? uh, suv, 25? thousands, not rubles, so what? here he is, but you can take out a loan for a year, the seller says. yes , of course, you can give me about 20, or 4,000 a month, not rubles. he says it’s a little expensive, but you can take out a loan for 2 years. well, of course, you can have 12, somewhere around 11,500. eh, not rubles, the monthly payment will be quite expensive. and you can take a loan for 3 years. here is a man, maybe it makes sense, uh, take a cheaper typewriter here, maybe, of course, it makes sense with me, but he broke it. this is exactly what i moved in. i just flew into such a plate. so you want to say that the new joke, that the new me is the old joke. how bearded you are, how really old he is. okay come on. now rock scissors, paper let's play to see who loses. e. well, if i lose i b

i'm vadim galygin and roman yunusov, i noticed, in fact.ple come up with less jokes now. here. well, really just a small number of them appear fresh. why a lot well, no, well, compared. well, okay. tell me a modern fresh anecdote. come on, do you want? yes, look at a man in a construction robe, and he flies into an elite hmm car dealership in moscow here, how much does this most expensive uh suv cost you, a 25 thousand not rubles, so what? here he is such, but you can take a loan for a year, the seller says. yes, of course, you can apply for about 20 there 4,000 not rubles per month. he says a little expensive, but you can take a loan for 2 years. here, well, of course, you can pay 12 somewhere there for 11.5 thousand e not rubles, the payment will be a little expensive per month. and you can take a loan for 3 years. here is a man, maybe it makes sense, uh, take a cheaper car here, maybe, of course, it makes sense with me. well, i broke it, i drove in just like that. i just flew into such a plate. so you want to say that the new joke, that

i am vadim galygin and roman yunusov burgonistrenko. mr., all the best, see you again. bye. hello this is a podcast of a cook on wheels and today i'm vladislav piskunov and my colleague viktor beley moba chef of russian cuisine restaurants, let's talk about russian russian cuisine, of course, on the topic of unpacking and, probably, talk about our trip in the program of a cook on wheels . you with whom we traveled, we traveled with max kolpashnik, and we had nizhny novgorod and created it. yes. eh, the most russian cities. rostov the great and kostroma, that is, we just drove through central russia and deep, in fact, i think that this is a super-project that really needs to be continued as in this project, of course, we, in addition to sights, but we show the products of the show on some traditions, he talked about , uh, how can this be cooked? with what it is possible to eat we communicate with people. here i am for a lot of myself. during this week i learned, although it would seem. i've been to kostroma 100 times and i don't know, i've b

dear viewers on the air of the jokes podcast today, as always, i am with you vadim galygin and roman yunusov. hurray, as if this is some kind of match between us. tell me, please, was the anecdote a part of your life at all? or are you just here. well, my grandmother heard somewhere, she was very fond of telling jokes, grandmother. yes, usually here they say that my dad has a grandmother there. yes, she was very fond of telling me jokes, and i was surprised, and , uh, told me at night, but in the company, when the relatives were gathering. we sat at the table having fun, she told there , you know, well, i don’t remember, but i can say that these were very funny jokes and always necessary. panya even told. if we traveled somewhere with her, i remember we went to nalchik to travel, and she was in the group in our excursion group, when we walked there along some rocks, caves looked at something somewhere, she went to group. uh, just uh, she told jokes to everyone, yes, and everyone laughed and had fun about such a guide. it's clear just overshadowed the guide, she took her hands all the way. we