Lenka S. reviewed America on Six Rubles a Day or How to Become a Capitalist Pig on + 832 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
As an immigrant my self, I have committed many blunders as well, so it is nice to know that I was not alone...
One of the many humorous pictures is Yakov Smirnoff hunching over a roulette table with the caption "I like the American version of roulette much better!" Another has him in front of an "OPEN HOUSE" sign with the caption: "No wonder there are so many burglaries in America!" They're funnier when you're physically seeing them, of course, which is why you must pick up a copy of this sadly passed over hidden treasure. He genuinely loves this country, the country that gave him refuge from the USSR. Astoundingly funny political humor, but Smirnoff never becomes political. He's simply trying to make you laugh, and he succeeds.
One of the many humorous pictures is Yakov Smirnoff hunching over a roulette table with the caption "I like the American version of roulette much better!" Another has him in front of an "OPEN HOUSE" sign with the caption: "No wonder there are so many burglaries in America!" They're funnier when you're physically seeing them, of course, which is why you must pick up a copy of this sadly passed over hidden treasure. He genuinely loves this country, the country that gave him refuge from the USSR. Astoundingly funny political humor, but Smirnoff never becomes political. He's simply trying to make you laugh, and he succeeds.
Kayote B. (kayote) reviewed America on Six Rubles a Day or How to Become a Capitalist Pig on + 254 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Amusing. I liked his commentary on America. His jokes on Russia were repetative.
