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Old rule of thumb in Russia is that something has "Russian", "Slavic" and similar in their names - it's owned by Caucasians or Jews, of it has "American", or "S
by anovikov 3y ago
Old rule of thumb in Russia is that something has "Russian", "Slavic" and similar in their names - it's owned by Caucasians or Jews, of it has "American", or "Swiss", it's usually Russians :)
- myself248 3y agoIsn't it that way everywhere? "Boston Market" is based in Colorado and sells food everywhere but Boston. "Pittsburgh Tool" is made in China, etc.
- ajcp 3y agoAt least Boston Market started in/near Boston. Pittsburgh Tool is not even a company, just a brand for the same white-label tools as Milwaukee and Black and Decker. The whole tool product category has gone to crap since that started.