The Russians' Guide to Ripping Off London
Spiker & Cobakka are two self-confessed 'pieces of Moscow scum' who come to London to rip it off. This is their guide.
Cobakka
Spiker
Artash
Sergei
Dennis
Patrick
Spartak
Terrified Shopper
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