Made in Kazakhstan -- viral video makes headlines

A video promoting the “Made in Kazakhstan” message has been uploaded on YouTube. Just over a week on the web, it caused some buzz in Kazakhstan. The video uses products that are produced in Kazakhstan to move the plot.

The short story starts as two love birds wake up embracing each other and tasting dark chocolate made in Kazakhstan. The name of the chocolate is (surprise!) “Kazakshtan” - produced at confectionery Rakhat that sold 72,000 tons of chocolate in 2013, according to the video.

Then the doorbell rings. The husband has come home. The lover is already on his feet, ready to escape. He puts on one of “Glasman” suit, grabs “La Peri” tights of “European quality” (both made in Kazakhstan) and heads for the alternative escape route – the balcony.

After successfully landing on his “SOF” shoes produced in Semipalatinsk shoe factory (in Kazakhstan) of genuine leather, the man runs to his KIA Cerato, knocked down in Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan.

He then stops at a sign that says only bikes allowed and produces a bike from his car's trunk - the only domestic brand of sports bicycles called “Nomad”.

As he drives along, the amorous adventurer is shown gazing at a female runner’s breasts (Also made in Kazakhstan?). He loses himself for a moment and crashes into a glass produced by “Stolichnaya Steklopaketnaja Kompaniya (capital insulating glass company). Apparently, the glass is very well-made (in Kazakhstan) because the hapless rider simply slides down to the ground.

The end credits simply say: "Nothing is impossible to a willing heart," i.e. Kazakhstanis can produce things of quality if they put their hearts into it. Just put enough effort and enthusiasm!
 

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