Hey everyone.. I would like to have a life quote translated into Russian. Unfortunately, I can't find a suitable translation on the internet and every translator tells me something confusing.
Would a Russian speaker be able to do me this favor?
"Never bite the hand that feeds you"
Thank you in advance.
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