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That'll teach him to gripe.
A Siberian man angrily stormed off when his wife served him cold soup — only to get lost in the woods for more than a month, barely managing to survive.
"I thought I was going to die. The temperatures were sub-zero and I was getting really weak," he told local media, the U.K. Daily Mail reported.
Yuri Ticuic, 69, ate berries and leaves in the forest and eventually collapsed in a field beside a haystack, which he picked at for sustenance.
After over a month of eating hay for food and snow for water, Ticuic was found frost-bitten, weak and crippled by farm workers.
They took him to a hospital, where doctors said he was lucky to have survived and may have to have his severely frostbitten legs amputated.
"No matter what happens, that's the last time I criticize my wife's cooking. Anything is better than hay grain," he said.
