While son of Russian President’s press secretary ''fought'' in Ukraine, his Tesla was being fined in Moscow

So, I stumbled upon this article about the son of Russian President Putin’s press secretary getting fined for parking illegally in Moscow. But here’s the catch, while all of this was happening, his Tesla was stuck in a garage in Ukraine, where his son was fighting in the war.

Basically, the press secretary’s son couldn’t pay for his parking ticket, which ended up snowballing into a bigger fine. However, he couldn’t get his Tesla back from Ukraine because he was busy being a soldier!

It’s mind-boggling how the son of a high-profile politician could end up in such a predicament, and it raises some important questions about the kind of privileges they enjoy. But on a lighter note, can you imagine the Tesla sitting in a Ukrainian garage for months, waiting for its owner to return from war? It almost sounds like a comedy sketch.

All jokes aside, this article highlights an important issue about the role and responsibility of those in power, and how they’re often given a free pass. It’s also an opportunity for us to reflect on our own actions and whether we’re contributing to the problems or finding solutions. Maybe next time we see someone parked illegally, we could lend them a hand instead of honking and cursing at them. After all, it’s the little acts of kindness that make a big difference in the world.