
Since the premiere on Netflix, the Korean “game in Kalmara” has managed to become not only a worldwat hit, but also a rich source of memes in Tik-Tok, and this still spent its popularity. In Russia, however, another ridiculous story happened to the series.
It is unlikely that anyone is shocking that our fellow citizens do not like to pay too much for the subscription on official online platforms, preferring pirate sites. And anyone who has gone there at least once (I admit, not without sin), remembers that they all live due to aggressive advertising of gambling-online casino and other “sports rates” that grow like mushrooms and disappear without waiting for Roskomnadzor.
These are such different degrees of stubbornly rollers about “raise the loot rather,” and right now my favorite is the one in which the “loot” rhymes with the “dough” without undertaking, and so four times in a row, brilliantly. So, the same rhyme accidentally came out with Kalmar, whose heroes are just the target audience of all this garbage advertising: gamers, losers, fans of freebies, mired in monstrous debts and living in the hope that one day the same loot will simply fall on them.
Frame from the series "Game in Kalmar"
Netflix
And it still pours into a huge transparent pig-cap, suspended under the ceiling of the gaming room. There are billions (if transferred to dollars, the amount will still be huge), and with each round there are more and more, but the rate does not change, each player has one - his own life. A familiar story similar in pop culture hundreds. So why look another?
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