Popular Russian blogger Amiran Sardarov, who lived in the United States for some time, known from the Khacha Diary YouTube channel, regrets that he once decided to leave Russia. He stated this in the podcast "Without leaving the room", which is available on the Mash Room YouTube channel.
Sardarov called the move a sore subject.
"Damn the day I decided to go to America. Everything was so cool for me here — such connections, such opportunities," the blogger explained.
According to Sardarov, the decision to leave was made against the background of quarantine and depression, watching the series "The Last Dance" with Michael Jordan on Netflix.
"It all happened, something in my head jumped, it flew off — and I decided to go conquer America," the blogger said.
As EADaily reported, Sardarov's departure was not connected, like many representatives of show business, with the beginning of a special military operation. Back in 2020, he announced that he was moving to Los Angeles. At the end of 2021, he returned to Russia. Then he left for the USA again for a short time. In March of this year Sardarov compared the return to Russia with the release from prison. According to him, in emigration a person is constantly in tension, the need to start from scratch caused severe stress.
Also, the blogger said that all spheres of life after returning to Russia has been reset to zero.
"I was reset in every sense, including financially, and many people lost interest in me," he noted.

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