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A man in Russia staged a fake drug bust with ‘armed’ ex-military personnel to propose to his girlfriend — and it’s part of a rising trend of ‘extreme proposals‘

SOURCE: https://wrnts.com/the-rising-trend-of-extreme-marriage-proposals-in-russia/

Extreme marriage proposals, which include staging a drug bust and hiring fake armed forces, are on the rise in Russia.

Sergei Rodkin is the founder of “The SpezNas Show”, a “prank” company that hires ex-military personnel to act out pretend “raids” for events ranging from children’s birthdays, company parties and marriage proposals.

A BBC video of one such prank went viral last week, showing a young woman being proposed to after she had fake drugs put into her bag and was interrogated by a group of balaclava-wearing armed police.

While the young woman looked visibly shocked, she later revealed she wasn’t “angry”. She also said yes to the marriage proposal.

A psychologist explains that people are more likely to say yes to the proposal because they want the heightened and stressful situation to end as soon as possible.

very crazy

Nonsense and real Madrid

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A man in Russia staged a fake drug bust with ‘armed’ ex-military personnel to propose to his girlfriend — and it’s part of a rising trend of ‘extreme proposals‘

SOURCE: https://wrnts.com/the-rising-trend-of-extreme-marriage-proposals-in-russia/

Extreme marriage proposals, which include staging a drug bust and hiring fake armed forces, are on the rise in Russia.

Sergei Rodkin is the founder of “The SpezNas Show”, a “prank” company that hires ex-military personnel to act out pretend “raids” for events ranging from children’s birthdays, company parties and marriage proposals.

A BBC video of one such prank went viral last week, showing a young woman being proposed to after she had fake drugs put into her bag and was interrogated by a group of balaclava-wearing armed police.

While the young woman looked visibly shocked, she later revealed she wasn’t “angry”. She also said yes to the marriage proposal.

A psychologist explains that people are more likely to say yes to the proposal because they want the heightened and stressful situation to end as soon as possible.

Lol... heightened sex*al tension, Russia style.