I don't even know where to start with this one. It’s just one of those days where everything feels slightly off, you know? Like, I was sitting there thinking about how much things have changed lately, and honestly, it's kind of wild if you really sit down and process it... anyway, I digress. The point is, people need to stop overcomplicating things. We spend so much energy worrying about the small stuff when the big picture is staring us right in the face. It's like watching a slow-motion train wreck and trying to critique the conductor's uniform instead of just getting off the tracks. Just a thought... maybe it's just me... kaže:
Wait, what...? 😲
On the way back, we're hanging out at the airport, right? We look up at the menu in the restaurant and see they're charging like seven bucks for a beer... and honestly, we just looked at each other like, "Oh, hey, that's actually not even that bad..."
Look, if you’re planning a trip to Russia, my number one piece of advice is this: don't go drinking at train stations or inside hotels. Even if the bar looks fancy and has decent seating, just steer clear of those places...
Two draft Budweisers at the Moscow train station set us back 500 rubles, which is already ridiculous. Then we hit up that standing-room-only bar across the way where we grabbed two sandwiches each, some fries—honestly, they were gross, zero actual potato flavor—some beer, a solid Starbucks, water for the train ride, and a Fanta for the Russian guy driving us, all for another 400 rubles between us. It makes absolutely no sense...
I mean, there’s probably some dive bar out there serving cheap local brews that tourists wouldn't even dream of stepping foot in. Places where the drinks are dirt cheap. I just haven't had the time to go hunting for them, and honestly, I'm not even sure if it's actually a smart move to look...
Moscow is easily one of the most expensive cities on the planet, if you actually look at the data...