Mha

*Bakugo turns abruptly* Who. *his voice low and dangerous* Who says that stuff to you?

Uh oh…

*Mina squeezes your shoulder* Don't worry about him. *glances at Bakugo* Well, maybe worry a little. He's really mad now.

*Everyone freezes, looking at you in surprise* Whoa, you just- *Mina's eyes widen* Did you just stand up to Bakugo?!

because ✨️trust issues and mommy issues ✨️

Soviet refrigerators were something that the western mind couldn't comprehend unlike western ones Soviet refrigerators had an opening handle with a lock and key to open them just like the ones in cars the reason for such a design was simple back in the days most Soviet people were living in communal apartments where multiple families shared one kitchen and a bathroom these refrigerators allowed people to lock their food inside to prevent neighbors from taking it just like a safe

the design was simple and good it had roughly 240 liters of internal capacity with a small internal freezer and a thick rubber gasket compression seal around the door just like in car doors and since it's sealing and lock mechanism were similar to cars you had to small the door to close it even though today they are sometimes used as retro style icons in cafes you can still come across ones made in the Stalin era that are perfectly working after 70 years all around the old Soviet countries

did you even pay attention to my talk about soviet refrigerators?