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23. You'd still have to watch out for bad tea.- - - and umbrellas.In crowds, you get poked with umbrellas. And the umbrella

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Sun Jun 14, 2026, 11:56 PM

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- sometimes the guy carrying the umbrella gets it's tip stuck in dog poop on the street and the dog poop got listeria, e coli, hysteria plutonium or some other stuff on it that's bad for ya and ya can get sick off being stuck with the umbrella and you die.

Ya gotta watch out for a lot'a stuff that can happen to ya in Russia. That's why I don't wanna visit there.

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