Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "Doug DeMuro" channel.

  1. How is activated charcoal and valerian root effective? Only use I heard about boric acid is ear drops... I suppose iodine works for disinfectant but the rest is placebo))) Well valerian is a mild sedative that induces drowsiness, I guess you can use it in case you want to fall asleep as you're driving.
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  2. 13:35 Iodine is for disinfecting, you don't drink it, next is Valerian root on alcohol, a mild sedative that you drink and it CAUSES SLEEPINESS, so has NO place being near a motorized... anything. Then it's boric acid, a utility topical thing, not ingestible IIRC. Pills are activated charcoal, really more of placebo but can TECHNICALLY be used for upset stomach, I think? Oh and Armenia is incredibly hot, it's in Caucasus, near Middle East and Turkey. Problem is Soviet manufacturing didn't quite figure out logistics and they were selling extremely warm coats in subtropics and if you were an entrepreneur who buys those, drive to Siberia and sells them there, you'd be looking at jail time (real story I read about someone who just wanted people up north to feel warmer while making a buck from thick clothes that were rotting away in southern regions)
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  3. This is like the contrast we had: a Soviet "luxury" is laughing stock anywhere else. o glad that will never come back... My grandpa used to drive this crap, then bought luxury Toyota sedans and daily Opels instead, difference is night and day.
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  4. Nobody used seatbelts on Soviet cars, crash testing wasn't a thing and our production wasn't trusted enough that a belt won't cut your head off instead of helping... I asked my mom about tachometers, she says people just ran the throttle until engine didn't go anywhere, then changed gears. There's a popular joke that a russian car has icons and crosses on dashboard instead of airbags. xD
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  5. Keep this cursed comment at 666 likes plos
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  6. In first minute you said "IMAGINE paying N thousands for a Mitsubishi" while you justified paying same money for absolute shitbox of BMW dad car, come on! Any Japanese car is endless times cooler than a boomer lmao.
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  7. Eastern bloc in a nutshell: we can't make a car turn signal to work properly, but we'll totally make a world revolution and teach people how to live.
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  8. 12:27 Is he joking? Like honestly it's just an equalizer! xD
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  9. I honestly can't imagine staring at that tiny 2000s phone screen for 10 hours... you drive it with the phone, of course. I seen the film.
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  10. OMG this makes Soviet cars look not THAT bad at least! Dx Not to mention Skodas and Polish Fiats... remember kids, communism makes GERMANS unable to make cars.
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  11. Goddamn Zaporozhets craps all over it with its RR drive (practically a 911).
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  12. Black one especially... to this day people in ex-Soviet countries have a kink for black sedans, like the "black boomer" for BMW, and even my grandpa got a luxury Toyota sedan (a much better car than this) because it kinda looked like a modern version of a KGB voronok.
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  13. Super rich people can buy an Aston Martin... or a Lambo.
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  14. It's funny how the DB5 is still relevant today, but this dadmobile is the most dated Bond car BECAUSE of the then-relevant tech that aged so poorly... much like the phone used to drive it, literally the Dualshock gamepad from Men in Black 2 aged better than these Motorolas and Ericssons... In my country tho, the 7 series is more associated with gopnicks and small-time bandits thanks to the film "Bumer" and the horrible ringtones that came with it. xD Who thought something from this millenia would be such a time capsule.
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