Tourists of World Cup Russia, what are your impressions?

1. holy shit there are a lot of Polish people also when I learned the mascot is basically a fursona I couldn’t take it seriously anymore
   — plubberdubber


2. Currently at the match in Kaliningrad. You may have heard the news that they've run out of beer. It's absolutely true. All they serve is American Bud.
   — _ak


3. I feel bad for all the people that traveled 30+ hours to watch Argentina get their shit stomped
   — chrisboshisaraptor






4. The world record for Oil Oligarchs drinking Vodka in Lounges has been shattered.
   — Radu47


5. German here. I loved Moscow. We celebrated with many Mexicans and other South Americans. It was fun nights
   — tedydeluxe


6. Japenese fans: Apparently being an adult who cleans up after yourself is worthy of world news. For us, it's being an adult
   — themadscientwist






7. Tex-mex here. At first it felt very unorganized and chaotic. First with trying to get your tickets and being pointed to wrong directions. Then after waiting for 3 hours, I was told that I have to come back the day before the game to pick them up. It was super frustrating. People were lost everywhere. This was added frustration with the fact that my dads luggage got lost. After my dads luggage came in and we got our tickets (mexvsgerm) it's been cool. It does get a bit tiring trying to communicate with the enthusiastic Russians. It was great at first but sometimes I just want to chill in the Uber and not think on how to understand what they're trying to say. It's great they're friendly though. Overall, it's a blast and the people have been great/nice. I've had my pic taken by so many locals. Little kids come up and talk to you ( more effectively) and the fans in the street are infectious with the excitement. So yeah. It's great.
   — recuerdamoi


8. I mean, productivity is at an all time low, so its like a relaxing office vacation. Not into soccer but I am into not doing my work so...
   — yunabladez