The summary might look something like this:
Three bloggers, Alexey Selyarov, Gabar and Nikitos, compete to see who can travel from Moscow to St. Petersburg faster by different modes of transport: car, plane and Sapsan (a high-speed train). They start from the zero kilometer in Moscow and have to touch the Alexandria Pillar in Palace Square in St. Petersburg. Along the way, they face various challenges such as traffic jams, passport control, gas stations and repairs. They also compare the comfort and cost of their trips. The winner is the one who arrives first and spends the least money. The video also includes a promotion for a mobile game and a report on a military-patriotic game for teenagers. The video ends with a cliffhanger, as the viewers do not get to see who won the race.
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- The text is a transcript of a video where three bloggers compete to see who can travel faster from Moscow to St. Petersburg by different modes of transport: car, plane, or train.
- The car is a BMW 3 series diesel, the plane is a regular flight from Sheremetyevo airport, and the train is a Sapsan high-speed rail.
- The race starts at the zero kilometer point in Moscow and ends at the Palace Square in St. Petersburg, where another blogger is waiting with a flag.
- The car driver has to refuel once and pay for toll roads, the plane passenger has to go through registration and security checks, and the train passenger has to buy a ticket for a child carriage.
- The car driver also faces traffic jams, road repairs, and brake problems, while the plane passenger and the train passenger enjoy comfort and food on board.
- The train passenger arrives first at 10:21 am, followed by the car driver at 10:24 am, and the plane passenger at 10:27 am. The difference is only three minutes between each contestant.
- The loser has to give away his AirPods Pro to a random subscriber of the winner's Telegram channel.