Comments by "Todd Burgess" (@toddburgess5056) on "VASYA IN THE HAY" channel.

  1. I love the light hearted joking and conversation the villagers were having while looking over the grocery items. Everyone was so nice and happy, that made me feel good that all these people were going to be eating well for the next few weeks. ☺️😇🍽️🌞
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  2. Im glad to see Dima make such progress in his new life. You are a saint for offering help to people who have been without privilege.
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  3. Wow, Boris is living in rough conditions. He seems to be surviving, but that is not much of a life. It is sad that he doesn't have any family, being lonely and isolated like that is awful. It was very kind of you to give aid to this man, he certainly needs it. Again, you are a saint for helping these poor souls.
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  4. Did you hear Sergei mention in the beginning of the video that "some of Dimas friends had been using illegal drugs and should be prosecuted"? That makes me think it was an accidental overdose. 🤷‍♂️
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  5. That is very kind of you.
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  6. The doctor's prognosis was encouraging, he seemed quite confident that Dima's conditions would improve.
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  7. For being as remote and unreachable as it is, the village at least still has electricity. Thats a plus 💡 ⚡
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  8.  @diane9247  i was suspicious of her from the very beginning.
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  9. Wow, Uncle was born 2 years before my father. He would be 85 if he was still alive.
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  10. This might be my favorite episode yet, Sergie! The happiness you brought to the children is worth more than all of the gold in the world! Thank you for the inspiration and lesson in humanity! ❤️
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  11. What happened to Dima?
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  12. I was adopted at birth and met my biological family when I was in my early 20's, I can understand how Dima feels, I'm so happy for him. 🤗🤗🤗
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  13. ​ @dewick134  Bingo. She got him involved in z love Triangle 101 ✅
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  14.  @zyeet3243  it should certainly be looked into considering Dimas past relationship with them. He was virtually enslaved while the took his money.
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  15. ​ @truthteller1908  i was just going to say that.
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  16. I noticed gaunt/zombie -like expression on his wedding day as well, i was concerned that he was under the influence of some type of recreational drug.
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  17. ​ @juliajohnson6022 imagine telling someone to stop helping others...
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  18. ​ @emilylotts8833  i thought that as well.
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  19. ​ @betsybabf748  it's OK if she moves on, there's nothing wrong with that. There are just some red flags surrounding her dead husband's homicide.
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  20. Thank you for helping this man, Segei, he needs it.
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  21. I was going to ask that same question. Although I do not trust Tanya, I will say that she looks like she is doing better, and wish her the best in her recovery, I really hope she continues to live in sobriety.
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  22. What happened to Dima?
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  23.  @janeenharris3074  it wasnt belittling, she was explaining her past to the police which all seemed true. 🤷‍♂️
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  24. Are we positive that someone else was responsible?
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  25. Its sad what happened to Dima, i dont think anyone has forgotten him.
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  26.  @Viper-Six-Over  how do you know?
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  27.  @JohnDoe-lx5rm  by whom? How do you know?
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  28. He fell in love and got married awful quickly, im curious about his wife. What is her background? Where did they meet?
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  29. He was born in 1992? I was born in 78, and thought he was older than me 😳
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  30. 100% 🧐 🔍
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  31. All of those things.
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  32.  @HandbagDiva  that is what i have been lead to believe.
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  33. Sergei is a SAINT, and Dima is a good guy. I really wish I lived in Russia and had friends like this.
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  34. Which god 🤔
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  35. Reminds me of Michael Jackson
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  36. I wonder if it's Suboxone that is administered, sometimes that is used to treat alcoholics.
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  37.  @jayrock363  easy J rock. Back to the trailer park
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  38. I think thats what triggered some of his delusions in the first place. His religious epiphany in Moscow seems pretty counterproductive to his well being.
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  39. I'm sorry that you're experiencing such difficult times.
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  40.  @scottdore4890  Maine here also
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  41.  @notsogreen  yes, i believe that is what happened
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  42. There are medications that are just as effective. Something as simple as nicotine gum or an adhesive patch help thousands of people.
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  43. It does matter. I hope that he wasnt savagely murdered!
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  44.  @rueellistokoe4374  🙄🙄🙄
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  45.  @rondakudrna2054  🙄🙄🙄
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  46. Both of my parents were alcoholics. My dad died 7 years ago, my mother has stage 4 lung cancer from smoking and she still is an alcoholic which is difficult for me to deal with even though I am an adult and live with her. I don't know what else to do.
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  47. Hello papa Sergei !
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  48. Sadly that is the most likely scenario. I hate to say it, but I believe that she knows EXACTLY who is responsible for Dinas death. I'm really surprised that the police didn't cast her as the main suspect.
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  49. The different colored lights he sees over each of his shoulders as well.
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  50. People can LITERALLY die from suddenly obstaining from drinking alcohol if they are truly addicted. Tanya doesn't have the will or determination to stop. She needs to be institutionalized, medicated, and monitored to overcome her alcohol addiction. I wish her the best.
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