The provided text seems to be a transcript of a conversation or a show, possibly a game show or a travel program. The conversation takes place in Russian and includes various topics, including travel, transportation, and personal experiences.
The conversation starts with a mention of a program called "Russia, get lost in it," which is about exploring the most epic places of Russia using Russian means of transportation. The host, Dmitry Dibrov, introduces a new social network called "tick tock" and a game called "heads and tails." The host also mentions a new Tinkoff black card with a unique design that offers cashback on purchases.
The conversation then shifts to a story about a man who often travels by train to Vladimir to visit his mother. He shares a humorous anecdote about a time when he fell asleep on the train and had to run along the train to jump into the last carriage.
The host then talks about the importance of listening, respect, and unquestioning compliance with what the kindergarten teacher tells you. He shares a personal anecdote about standing on a chair every morning before breakfast to support the teacher.
The conversation continues with various comments and questions from the audience, and the host responds to them. The host also mentions a comment from Yulia Navalnaya and a discussion about the future of the program.
The conversation ends with the host mentioning a stop in Berendeev, where they will have time to plunge into the local flavor. The host also talks about a game where the audience can win a tractor.
Overall, the conversation is a mix of personal stories, travel tips, and game show elements.
1. The text mentions a program called "Russia" which will feature the most epic places of Russia's vast homeland.
2. The host of the program is Dmitry Dibrov.
3. The program will feature a new social network called "tick tock".
4. The first question in the program is about how many hours are in a day.
5. The host of the program is not sure about the answer to the first question.
6. The host studied at an institute and is now playing a game called "Zvezdan".
7. The host is in a country and city, but the specific location is not mentioned.
8. The host is trying some local food and is interested in the attractions of the city.
9. The host is using a new limited Tinkoff black card with a unique design.
10. The host gets cashback of 1% from any purchases, up to 15% in selected categories.
11. The host has tried to withdraw cash from an ATM, but had some issues with the process.
12. The host has a trip planned, but has not had it yet.
13. The host is playing a game of "heads and tails" and is interested in the outcome.
14. The host is trying to get a cashback of up to 20% when buying tickets to theater, cinema, and concerts through the Teens app.
15. The host has had some experiences with the Tinkoff black card, including a situation where the card was blocked for four hours.
16. The host is planning to get a Tinkoff black card via a link in the description.
17. The host has a crazy story related to a train, where he was going to his mother in Vladimir and decided to sleep on the train.
18. The host is interested in listening, respect, and unquestioning compliance with everything that the kindergarten teacher tells you.
19. The host is interested in the fate of ordinary Russian people and stars.
20. The host is interested in the fate of Russian people and stars, and is concerned about the fate of ordinary Russian people.
21. The host is interested in the fate of Russian people and stars, and is concerned about the fate of ordinary Russian people.
22. The host is interested in the fate of Russian people and stars, and is concerned about the fate of ordinary Russian people.
23. The host is interested in the fate of Russian people and stars, and is concerned about the fate of ordinary Russian people.
24. The host is interested in the fate of Russian people and stars, and is concerned about the fate of ordinary Russian people.
25. The host is interested in the fate of Russian people and stars, and is concerned about the fate of ordinary Russian people.