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A Man Recounts Searching for Buried Treasure and Catching a Badger
A man standing along a wooded path tells a companion an animated story about searching for buried treasure using a map, only to end up catching and butchering a badger instead.
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A man standing along a wooded path tells a companion an animated story about searching for buried treasure using a map, only to end up catching and butchering a badger instead.
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00:00 Speaker 1: We were drinking here with one guy...
00:01 Speaker 2: Yeah.
00:02 Speaker 1: Well, at a cafe, damn it.
00:04 Speaker 1: We drank and drank, and long story short, he sold me a map, damn it, for a small bottle of vodka.
00:07 Speaker 2: A map? What kind?
00:09 Speaker 1: Where that Catherine... she was transporting her gold...
00:12 Speaker 2: Ah, right, right, right.
00:13 Speaker 1: A suitcase fell from her carriage.
00:14 Speaker 2: For real?
00:15 Speaker 1: And damn it, either his great-grandfather or someone drew a spot on the map where he buried it.
00:21 Speaker 1: I get there, I find this spot, damn it, you see?
00:24 Speaker 2: With a metal detector?
00:24 Speaker 1: It beeps, damn it.
00:26 Speaker 1: It's beeping like crazy. I start digging, damn it: one bottle cap from French wine.
00:30 Speaker 1: A second one. I think, "I'm in the right place, damn it."
00:33 Speaker 1: I'm digging, and bam, I fall right through, damn it. A burrow, damn it.
00:36 Speaker 1: I look, damn it—a badger, damn it! I grab him, he goes into the burrow.
00:40 Speaker 1: I reach in there, I sense, damn it, I caught him by the tail, damn it. But I can't pull him out; he's fat, damn it!
00:44 Speaker 2: Right out of the burrow?
00:45 Speaker 1: Out of the burrow! I think, "He's wedged in, damn it." And I don't have anything on me, no gloves.
00:48 Speaker 1: I shove my hand right in, damn it! But it won't go in, the hole is small.
00:52 Speaker 1: I pull like this, he's screaming, damn it! I shove it in and make a hook, damn it.
00:56 Speaker 2: No way.
00:57 Speaker 1: I swear to God! I haul him, he squeals, damn it!
01:00 Speaker 1: Well, in the end, damn it, we butchered him right there.
01:03 Speaker 1: I brought the fat to Russia.
01:04 Speaker 2: What about the coins?
01:06 Speaker 1: I forgot all about the coins, bro, damn it! To hell with those coins, this fat is worth a fortune!
01:11 Speaker 2: Ah.
01:12 Speaker 1: I'm telling you! And we're sitting here, I had him seated, the dog next to me, had some wine...
01:17 Speaker 1: Sitting, damn it, eating, thinking, and I'm happy, I don't need those coins anymore.
01:21 Speaker 1: I'm eating, damn it, eating, and bam, I think, damn it, under my fingernail! Poop got shoved under my fingernail!
01:26 Speaker 2: Ah, damn it.
01:26 Speaker 1: Disgusting! I went again with a washcloth, scrubbed it, damn it.
01:29 Speaker 1: And it's so pungent, damn it, had to use sandpaper on it.
01:31 Speaker 2: Should have used carbide.
Пояснение
Контекст составлен по содержимому ролика и может требовать проверки.
The story refers to a popular Russian treasure-hunting myth regarding Empress Catherine the Great's lost gold or carriage treasures, which are frequently cited in folklore by amateur detectorists. The speaker also references badger fat, a traditional folk medicine in Russia prized for treating respiratory illnesses and ailments.