Here's what will happen if you show foreigners photos from the harsh Russian Instagram

What do you think will happen if you show several foreigners photos from the harsh Russian reality? And even ask them to explain what, in their opinion, is happening in the photo? It will turn out very funny. 

How do you like this car?

Luke (UK): It looks like the car was attacked by vandals. Jules (France): There are too many corpses in the trunk. Sarah (USA): What's wrong with the rear wheel? After all, the rear part almost clings to the asphalt. I'm worried. Flora (Brazil): I'm worried about the ants.

What's going on here?

Luke (UK): Holes formed on the road. People have fallen into them. And now here are wreaths in memory of them. John-Michael (USA): Wow! Are you burying road pits? Jules (France): These are the graves of hedgehogs. Rest in peace, hedgehogs. Alexis (USA): Either these are the saddest Easter baskets in the world, or someone died on the road.

What is this person so happy about?

Dani (Germany): It's Christmas, and he likes his towel. Kevin (USA): Yes, there's a sauna somewhere nearby. Sarah (USA): Beautiful clear snow. There is nature around. It's a refreshing feeling when you're standing naked on the street in winter! And also, maybe, alcohol? Maybe he's been drinking. Drunk people are happy people. Flora (Brazil): It's all about vodka.

What do you think about this dish?

Luke (UK): It is similar to how kebab is prepared here in the UK. Only instead of a potential murder weapon, we use wooden sticks. John-Michael (USA): Mmm, medieval barbecue! Yum! Kevin (USA): Pork kebab!

What is happening in this photo?

Luke (UK): Russia is a big country, so for sure a lot of trips include an overnight stay on the road. It must be a night train. Well, or an overcrowded hospital. Jules (France): This is a train taking corpses out of some hospital. Alexis (USA): This is the movie "Avatar" by James Cameron. And here they keep astronauts connected to avatars, so that they don't just hang out in space for years.

Who is this stylish person?

Kevin (USA): A wizard? Jules (France): He is a wizard who performs with birds. Eric (France): This is a well-known TV presenter with a very bad taste in choosing ties. Kaira (USA): He looks like someone who would start telling me about the advantages of the new mobile tariff. Alexis (USA): This is my boyfriend. Elaina (USA): This is the owner of some hotel chain.

Who are these people and what are they doing?

Luke (UK): Street performers? Do you have people there instead of beggars lifting weights on the streets for money? Dani (Germany): These are Vladimir and Peter. Weightlifters. Elaina (USA): Just friends having a good time together.

What can I use this terminal for?

Luke (UK): An ATM protected from the scorching Russian sun. John-Michael (USA): A piece for selling cassettes. Kevin (USA): I have no idea. Do they get burgers from there? Dani (Germany): I would definitely not use such a machine gun. Jules (France): A vending machine for tickets to hell. Kaira (USA): Do you need to pay for parking here?

Why are all these toys here?

John-Michael (USA): It looks like a Tim Burton movie come to life. Kevin (USA): It looks like a cemetery ... Flora (Brazil): Is this a cemetery for animals? Eric (France): What for? BECAUSE THIS IS RUSSIA!

What is this dish?

Jules (France): It's whale vomit. John-Michael (USA): It looks like baby food. Kaira (USA): M-m-m, corn in mayonnaise. I like. Sarah (USA): Pasta? Potatoes? Are the orange cubes carrots? In any case, it looks delicious. I would have eaten it.