Russians don’t always “get” advertisements from the West, and Iulia and Nastya, our interns in Krasnodar, are no exception. They hate the new ads on the site and have been lobbying to get rid of them. The one they really hate is the Viagra ad. They say they don’t understand why a man in his thirties needs to take penis pills — except that it appears that this man wants to have sex with his mother, who has just arrived at his house driving a fifty-year-old car. “Falshivka Styopa,” they write, “why cannot this man simply have sex with a sexy girl who is young and pretty, and then he will not need to take the pills? Is this an American thing?”