I almost thought the channel was no longer active, so happy you are back! Your translations were the best ever! And your supermarket looks quite nice and well stocked, better than mine in western Europe on some days.
and MUCH better than in the u.s. horrid "fresh" produce where i live , every since covid......this was almost painful to watch , remembering having choices and quality
I knew Inessa had taken her channel to another place where there would be *no* advertisement censorship from YT, but glad to see her back. If only for 1 video. The first one in many years.
I live in a Russian ally nation, in Eastern Europe 🇪🇺, ask, thousands of Russians here, and Ukrainians, and Belarusian. Ask Inessa, the average wage PanRussia, I know the answer, way over 95% could not afford to shop here once in every 4 month qtr. That's truthful.
Even under sanctions, the food selection in this store appears to be much healthier than a lot of the processed junk sold here in the U.S. In order to get good organic foods, you need to shop at organic stores, which have much higher prices.
@@alexzhangdragonn3438Some may taste better and be of higher nutrition and quality. Not what people expect but I wouldn't be surprised. Most brand names use stuff farmed from soils that are depleted of nutrients and farmed intensively with heavy pesticide and fertilizer use. You can taste the difference even with the same brand names like popular brand names baked beans as an easy example, their own same brand name organic equivalents tasting much better unlike the non organic versions that are bland and horrible. Some fruits we ate in the 50s - to get the same taste and nutrients we would need to eat 5x or even 20x the amount in some cases, due to modern non organic farming practices and hybrids have been shown to have fewer nutrients as well.
@@organichuman One alarming statistic, cited by Russia's consumer protection watchdog Rospotrebnadzor, claims that over half of all deaths in the country are linked to poor diet and food quality. This shocking claim isn't without basis. Russia grapples with high rates of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and obesity, all heavily influenced by dietary choices. The prevalence of processed foods, high in sugar, salt, and saturated fats, contributes significantly to these health problems. A 2018 study by the World Health Organization revealed that over 60% of Russians were overweight or obese, with women disproportionately affected. This widespread poor diet creates fertile ground for chronic illnesses, ultimately shortening lifespans. Beyond dietary choices, foodborne illnesses add another layer to the issue. Botulism, a potentially fatal neurotoxin often associated with improperly preserved or home-prepared foods, remains a recurring threat. Russia consistently reports around 200 botulism cases annually, with a mortality rate around 10%. Additionally, outbreaks of salmonella, listeria, and norovirus continue to plague the country, causing widespread illness and occasional deaths. These incidents point to vulnerabilities in food production, handling, and storage, exposing a significant gap in food safety standards.
Notice how Prigozhin was practically allowed to be a warlord? He was never tried, or sent to prison. He was assassinated if the whole thing wasn't faked. Kadyrov is apparently also above the law in Russia. Anyone who criticizes Islam now gets sent to a place like Chechnya where its leader will order his teenage son to beat the critic up and make him convert to Islam as he is made to beg for mercy. How are they any different than Genghis Khan? These lower men can never be trusted. They are born from the deepest putrid cesspits of hell. The only thing they understand is power. All offers of friendship are nothing more than 💩tests to gauge whether or not they can dominate others.
When I saw the cost of living in Russia vs Canada, I told my friend who lives in St. Petersburg she has to sponsor me to immigrate to Russia lol she just laughed but I was being serious 🧐
what a lovely video, so nice that you lovely ladies show us what life is really like in Russia, good health and prosperity to all in Russia and all the good Men and Women who stepped up to protect the people in Donbass and Eastern Ukraine.
Happy to see you back! I always loved your channel. I hope you are doing good and wish you the best. Greetings from Germany, sorry for our incompetent regime :/
Bell peppers (capsicum) are $1-$2 each in California. You’re lucky to get green ones at 2 for $1… I’m in California, that has the ideal climate to grow them year round with little to no seasonal issues. 😭
About the same in NL. Although prices vary on weight. For that price you mention you get decent size bell peppers here. You can buy 3 in a package too (red, yellow, green, called a stoplight) for about 2 euro. They are grown a lot here in industrial greenhouses. In fact quite some just a couple of miles from where i live. And there are always those that get deemed not suitable for 'market'. We have one former farmer here, that started a veggie shop some 50 years ago. And he sells those unsuitable ones, for like 1 euro per kg. I almost always buy those (if they have them). They may be a bit smaller or have some spots on them or something. You just cut that out and they are just as good as the expensive ones.
most food in Australia is currently about double . Eggs are now from $5 to 7.50 per dozen, bread around $4.50 per loaf, etc. (Greedflation has taken over) Plus, we have storages of a lot of weird stuff - my cat was due a vaccination and we have to wait 3 months until new supplies arrive!
You must have never heard of exchange rates. Or the fact that the average Russian usually has a monthly income of more than 94,000 rubles, equivalent to more than 1,100 US Dollars.
Good to see you back. I got harassed a bit on Telegram by someone pretending to be you - I knew it wasnt. Wonderful if you could provide us with the ONLY version of Putin speeches, but with subtitles. Now they not only have a a second voice doing a voice over, but it's not a real person, but a computer reader who cannot discern sentences. they usually have me giving up after a few minutes. Miss all those wonderful videos you put together with English subtitles.
She also bans anyone disagreeing with her about anything. Including proof refuting her claims. I don't know how she manages her account. She clearly has bots and receives crypto payment from the Kremlin.
KIa ora Inessa.. I was was expecting a heavy Russian accent but am always surprised at how thick the "Kiwi" comes out of you. I watched a Wild Siberia channel on grocery prices and worked out that all our stuff is almost twice the cost with much better range and supply, as you have also shown here. Conclusion - New Zealand is suffering under Russian Sanctions, much like all the other fools that backed those bloody yanks and EU clowns. What a crazy world we live in. Nga mihi from we natives that DO NOT support that dang foolery in Palestine and Russia. (I saw that crap from Destiny diks) Remain well Inessa and keep doing well what you do.
@@InessaS Aha. I did not know you were a Kiwi. I have lived in Sydney for several years. My brother still lives there and he has told me that Russophobia in Australia has nowhere been near as worse as in the EU, Canada or America. Must have sucked with the Covid shamdemic lockdowns in NZ too. Concerning Lucinda Adern and her tyrannical rule regarding the lockdowns and vax.
@@victorsamsung2921 They glorify the Soviet Union. They pretend Stalin did nothing wrong. Inessa banned me for posting articles about a 1921 famine in Russia where they resorted to cannibalism, and the 1931 famine organized by the NKVD to murder several millions of Ukrainians. The leaders of the NKVD were the same ethnicity of people that Germany targeted more than anyone. They openly threaten to nuke Europe and America. Their media propagandists cast the Soviet plundering of Berlin in a positive light. At protests, Russian expats have mocked the grisly deaths of Germans in Berlin 1945 and Ukrainians in the "special military operation" Russia has far less free speech. They imprisoned people for referring to the SPO as a "war". Russia's bureaucratic corruption and nepotism rivals Africa's. They invited the group 'Islamic Jihad' (banned in Russia) to the Inter-Palestinian conference held in Moscow. The UN's quality of life index ranks Russia lower than Saudi Arabia. Russia ranks 3rd place for opioid addiction behind Iran and Afghanistan. Most places outside of major Russian cities in Europe are rundown and backward. Not enough money is put into building and maintaining sturdy architecture. There are not enough paved roads, many of their cities lack proper irrigation leading to flooded streets and broken heating pipes. Russia ranks 33rd place in the world for the prevalence of STDs, alongside African nations. Two thirds of all HIV carriers in Europe live in Russia. 17% of prostitutes in Europe are Russian. Most victims of human trafficking in Turkey and former Palestine come from Russia and Ukraine. They still have prison colonies that rival the severity of Guantanamo Bay. These prisons are situated in remote regions, sometimes surrounded by hundreds of kilometers of uninhabited wilderness. There is leaked footage of prison torture, often involving rape. Their prisons rival Guantanamo Bay, and their guards are known to commit extrajudicial murder.
Everything there is 50% cheaper in KG compared to LB prices in New York City…Russia is “commodity” superpower in a diverse way energy,agriculture,metals etc
Hey! Nice to see you are still alive Inessa! Hope you are eating good ;] Our shelves in NL have more empty spots than your supermarkets (they often take things off the shelves and say its temproray not available, when they do a price increase). Prices over there on a lot of things seem lower or equal to here. They keep pushing for war here, but the public doesnt want it. Never wanted it to begin with.
@@LilliR4116 yup and the evil EU leaders. Most our govs in Europe are corrupt too. They changed laws and break laws left and right, but they just dont go away and what would normally be the end of such a gov or minister, they just keep sitting in power. There is absolutely nothing democratic anymore, although with Wilders now having won... maybe something will change. I doubt it will be essential. Probably just 4 years of symptom policy with little seemingly victories, that dont mean much, while the bigger agenda moves along. NL was one of the examples of democracy and human rights and so. The banned political parties in the 80ies already, attacked those people. Killed a would be PM in 2001 and prosecuted Wilders. Thats democracy here now. Theyve corrupted everything
Some old video of yours was recommeded to me when I was just browsing, just to revisit old memories, came to the channel & couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw a video that is not 3 years old So glad to have you back! Btw, things have drastically changed, You were defintitely the pioneer & now people are so interested in listening to Putin & the russian side that there are many channel now that puts English voice over on them So, I think this type of in person videos is the way to go now
Ya always get more ice cream in the winter! I'm a Floridian doe. It's kinda like you drink hot coffee if you work in a hot factory or doing a hot job. Did that on the pipeline, conditioned your body off the get go while getting marching orders. Don't drink nothing but tap water temp in the morning in the "winter" 😂 Rarely get snow down here.
After a long wait you are back in style with something the common Joe needs, food and at a fairly reasonable supermarket (Similar to Moscow prices if not a bit better in some areas). Godspeed
Lettuce @ $0.90 usd? It's $2.99 usd in Canada ($4.00 CAD) and the price went down!! All in all, the prices there seem to be less than half the price that they are in Canada. Root veggies are $4.40/kg cad. Cabbage is also about $4/kg cad. Pine nuts are $36/kg cad. Canned tuna for about 1/2 the size is about $5/can for the good stuff or $3 for bits. Herbs are expensive here... about $3.50 for a small bunch. I think it's cheaper to eat in Russia than is Canada. Everything looks so fresh in the store Inessa was in. Our produce is questionable winter and summer.
Inessa S glad you're back. Can you make a tutorial video showing how to move to Russia for westerners? I have lots of friends that want to move to there as well
@InessaS no not in Louisiana down south USA it never gets that cold. I would say it might get below freezing at night 10 Times a year. Sub tropical weather here. The farmers market by me stays open year round.
when I saw those regular vegetable prices, eggs, cakes... its all look in normal decent price only.... everything is available.... In India itself at some seasons, the onion sold at 125-150 rubles per Kg. Seems Everything is affordable price only in your country...
This is a horrible misrepresentation to the decent hardworking Russians, almost all, way over 95% could not afford to live in Moscow or Pburg. The average salary. The shopping 🛍 groceries (just food( is over 70% of your decent salary (youd need a top positon of which there aren't many). She fawns over this wrecking ball, destroying everything good in Russia, for personal gain. Lived worked Russia many years, my Russian friends are heartbroken 💔.
I ❤ President Putin & Russia, but it made me sad as an Animal Lover to see canned horse and Bear jerky. 😿 The cheeses, fish, vegetables, bread, deserts and vodka looked very good ! 😊
The prices are higher of fruit/veg cuz it's not the season,import price,in summer the prices drop,especially in farmers markets. I dont like how everything is in plastic(i think it also affects the price),that's why i prefer farmers market,you can just use a net.
✌Will redirect to that site. Was following the channel with interest until new content stopped completely. Gracias for the update and for the recommendation that YT of an old video on Maria Zakharova that brought me here eventually.
If you want to compare prices, I think a more correct way would be to show it in precentage. So take an average monthly salary of lets say 50 000 rub and how much % are those tomatoes. versus monthly salary of 1800usd and how much % are the tomatoes in there from it. Maybe it's 0,05% in rus and 0,75% i us? or something else.
@@julius43461 i feel that the prices are going to be a bit cheaper than in us. But the main point is that people would finally get a more accurate point of view. Everyone says Oh they get 1000usd salary there, poor people.. but in reality maybe life is actually cheaper in many aspects in russia.. dunno.
@@CoyotePark It's very hard doing these comparisons. I remember comparing Norway to Serbia when I was visiting there a decade ago. Turns out, stuff like food and groceries are often more expensive in developing or very poor countries than they are in more developed countries. Gas and and appliances as well. I'll list some examples below. At the time salaries in Norway were something like 8x higher than in Serbia. A bus driver in Norway would earn something like $3000 per month, while in Serbia you were closer to $400 per month. Theoretically even if all other prices in Norway are roughly 8x higher, they would still have an advantage due to more money in circulation, meaning that they would be able to acquire foreign goods like machinery much more easily. However, the price of gas was something like 10% or 20% higher, so not even 2x as high, and nowhere close to the salary disparity. The price of energy drinks was 3x higher. The price of some essentials was ranging from not higher to being 4 or 5 times as high(stuff like bread, dairy, eggs and so on) Clothes was similar or cheaper. Cars are similarly priced, but used cars are even more expensive in developing countries as they are in demand more, because almost no one can afford to buy new. Laptops, monitors, gadgets, TV's and appliances were similarly priced, meaning relatively much cheaper in Norway. I remember thinking how someone in Serbia usually buys a cheap laptop by using their credit card and going into debt, as otherwise they would need to spend their entire monthly salary to buy one, while in Norway you could buy one by spending like 15-20% of your salary. Any kind of software or video games are usually similarly priced, meaning more expensive in poor countries. Things that are many times more expensive in developed countries are services. Car repair is many times more expensive, but I am not sure exactly how much, probably between 7 to 8 times. Haircuts are probably 10x more expensive in Norway, dentists as well. Property is more expensive, bills but only like 2x. Eating out is probably 10 times more expensive. All things considered, I think it is cheaper living in developed countries, but I could be wrong as it's hard comparing expenses like property to bread and fish. Not to mention that some of those vary a lot by region inside the same country.
@@julius43461did a quick math on notepad and searchin for prices on the Internet. If you take average monthly salary in my country of some 2300euros lets say. And 55 000 rub in russia. And compare 1 liter of petrol for car, 1 kg of tomatoes and 1 liter of milk. The percentage is virtually the same. With differences of like 0,2% here and there. So basically if a person earns 55 000rub in russia, he is living the exact same life as someone in europe for 2300e salary.
It’s hard to compare vs average salary around. You don’t take into account the free healthcare, free education, low taxes, low utility costs, most Russians own the property they live in, etc. so even if the % is higher of the groceries cost compared to the salary, when you compare all factors it will still be more comfortable to live here in Russia on an average salary.
![Grocery Shopping in Germany [Explained] 🛒](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZinB3L1lVZA/mqdefault.jpg)
I almost thought the channel was no longer active, so happy you are back! Your translations were the best ever! And your supermarket looks quite nice and well stocked, better than mine in western Europe on some days.
and MUCH better than in the u.s.
horrid "fresh" produce where i live , every since covid......this was almost painful to watch , remembering having choices and quality
I knew Inessa had taken her channel to another place where there would be *no* advertisement censorship from YT, but glad to see her back. If only for 1 video. The first one in many years.
I live in a Russian ally nation, in Eastern Europe 🇪🇺, ask, thousands of Russians here, and Ukrainians, and Belarusian. Ask Inessa, the average wage PanRussia, I know the answer, way over 95% could not afford to shop here once in every 4 month qtr. That's truthful.
Even under sanctions, the food selection in this store appears to be much healthier than a lot of the processed junk sold here in the U.S. In order to get good organic foods, you need to shop at organic stores, which have much higher prices.
It looks the same but a lower quality knockoff 😂
And no GMOs unlike Ukraine which grows it illegally.
@@alexzhangdragonn3438Some may taste better and be of higher nutrition and quality. Not what people expect but I wouldn't be surprised. Most brand names use stuff farmed from soils that are depleted of nutrients and farmed intensively with heavy pesticide and fertilizer use. You can taste the difference even with the same brand names like popular brand names baked beans as an easy example, their own same brand name organic equivalents tasting much better unlike the non organic versions that are bland and horrible. Some fruits we ate in the 50s - to get the same taste and nutrients we would need to eat 5x or even 20x the amount in some cases, due to modern non organic farming practices and hybrids have been shown to have fewer nutrients as well.
@@organichuman
One alarming statistic, cited by Russia's consumer protection watchdog Rospotrebnadzor, claims that over half of all deaths in the country are linked to poor diet and food quality. This shocking claim isn't without basis. Russia grapples with high rates of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and obesity, all heavily influenced by dietary choices. The prevalence of processed foods, high in sugar, salt, and saturated fats, contributes significantly to these health problems. A 2018 study by the World Health Organization revealed that over 60% of Russians were overweight or obese, with women disproportionately affected. This widespread poor diet creates fertile ground for chronic illnesses, ultimately shortening lifespans.
Beyond dietary choices, foodborne illnesses add another layer to the issue. Botulism, a potentially fatal neurotoxin often associated with improperly preserved or home-prepared foods, remains a recurring threat. Russia consistently reports around 200 botulism cases annually, with a mortality rate around 10%. Additionally, outbreaks of salmonella, listeria, and norovirus continue to plague the country, causing widespread illness and occasional deaths. These incidents point to vulnerabilities in food production, handling, and storage, exposing a significant gap in food safety standards.
Guys , youtube is not on our side... come to telegram: t.me/inessas1992
Sweet, you need to pin your comment. I scrolled down to the 7th page and found this comment. Luck, and interest was the only way for this.
@ScrappyXGC I can't pin this comment. RUclips tells me I need "to build channel history"...that's after 8 years being here 😂😂😂😂😂
Where you ban anyone under false pretenses if they disagree with you, or any of Russia's narratives. Even when they don't spam like I am doing now.
Notice how Prigozhin was practically allowed to be a warlord? He was never tried, or sent to prison. He was assassinated if the whole thing wasn't faked. Kadyrov is apparently also above the law in Russia. Anyone who criticizes Islam now gets sent to a place like Chechnya where its leader will order his teenage son to beat the critic up and make him convert to Islam as he is made to beg for mercy. How are they any different than Genghis Khan? These lower men can never be trusted. They are born from the deepest putrid cesspits of hell. The only thing they understand is power. All offers of friendship are nothing more than 💩tests to gauge whether or not they can dominate others.
Glad to see that you're safe. As you know, quite a lot has happened during your hiatus.
Oh yea, like every😂
@@InessaS Tell us what you've been up to.
@@RaniaIsAwesomeIt seems she moved.
When I saw the cost of living in Russia vs Canada, I told my friend who lives in St. Petersburg she has to sponsor me to immigrate to Russia lol she just laughed but I was being serious 🧐
what a lovely video, so nice that you lovely ladies show us what life is really like in Russia, good health and prosperity to all in Russia and all the good Men and Women who stepped up to protect the people in Donbass and Eastern Ukraine.
❤
Russia seems pretty nice. they have tons of stuff there that I've never seen before. bear jerky sounds interesting
Happy to see you back! I always loved your channel. I hope you are doing good and wish you the best.
Greetings from Germany, sorry for our incompetent regime :/
Scholz is doing a good job of making Germany a mess ... just as Rutte has done in the Netherlands.
Bell peppers (capsicum) are $1-$2 each in California. You’re lucky to get green ones at 2 for $1… I’m in California, that has the ideal climate to grow them year round with little to no seasonal issues. 😭
About the same in NL. Although prices vary on weight. For that price you mention you get decent size bell peppers here.
You can buy 3 in a package too (red, yellow, green, called a stoplight) for about 2 euro.
They are grown a lot here in industrial greenhouses. In fact quite some just a couple of miles from where i live. And there are always those that get deemed not suitable for 'market'. We have one former farmer here, that started a veggie shop some 50 years ago. And he sells those unsuitable ones, for like 1 euro per kg. I almost always buy those (if they have them). They may be a bit smaller or have some spots on them or something. You just cut that out and they are just as good as the expensive ones.
most food in Australia is currently about double . Eggs are now from $5 to 7.50 per dozen, bread around $4.50 per loaf, etc. (Greedflation has taken over) Plus, we have storages of a lot of weird stuff - my cat was due a vaccination and we have to wait 3 months until new supplies arrive!
You must have never heard of exchange rates. Or the fact that the average Russian usually has a monthly income of more than 94,000 rubles, equivalent to more than 1,100 US Dollars.
Long time no see. Nice to see You back.
Good to see you back. I got harassed a bit on Telegram by someone pretending to be you - I knew it wasnt. Wonderful if you could provide us with the ONLY version of Putin speeches, but with subtitles. Now they not only have a a second voice doing a voice over, but it's not a real person, but a computer reader who cannot discern sentences. they usually have me giving up after a few minutes. Miss all those wonderful videos you put together with English subtitles.
Yeah me too
She also bans anyone disagreeing with her about anything. Including proof refuting her claims. I don't know how she manages her account. She clearly has bots and receives crypto payment from the Kremlin.
so glad this channel still active .
Great you're back! 🌟
You’re back!!🎉🎉🎉 Been following you on Telegram but love your RUclips videos
Sooo Glad to hear from you again!!!
KIa ora Inessa..
I was was expecting a heavy Russian accent but am always surprised at how thick the "Kiwi" comes out of you.
I watched a Wild Siberia channel on grocery prices and worked out that all our stuff is almost twice the cost with much better range and supply, as you have also shown here.
Conclusion - New Zealand is suffering under Russian Sanctions, much like all the other fools that backed those bloody yanks and EU clowns. What a crazy world we live in.
Nga mihi from we natives that DO NOT support that dang foolery in Palestine and Russia. (I saw that crap from Destiny diks)
Remain well Inessa and keep doing well what you do.
You're a star, Tipene!❤
@@InessaS Aha. I did not know you were a Kiwi. I have lived in Sydney for several years. My brother still lives there and he has told me that Russophobia in Australia has nowhere been near as worse as in the EU, Canada or America. Must have sucked with the Covid shamdemic lockdowns in NZ too. Concerning Lucinda Adern and her tyrannical rule regarding the lockdowns and vax.
@@victorsamsung2921 Russia's even worse.
@@JacobWilkins-pw6yb Worse in what, be specific?
@@victorsamsung2921 They glorify the Soviet Union. They pretend Stalin did nothing wrong. Inessa banned me for posting articles about a 1921 famine in Russia where they resorted to cannibalism, and the 1931 famine organized by the NKVD to murder several millions of Ukrainians. The leaders of the NKVD were the same ethnicity of people that Germany targeted more than anyone.
They openly threaten to nuke Europe and America. Their media propagandists cast the Soviet plundering of Berlin in a positive light.
At protests, Russian expats have mocked the grisly deaths of Germans in Berlin 1945 and Ukrainians in the "special military operation"
Russia has far less free speech. They imprisoned people for referring to the SPO as a "war".
Russia's bureaucratic corruption and nepotism rivals Africa's. They invited the group 'Islamic Jihad' (banned in Russia) to the Inter-Palestinian conference held in Moscow.
The UN's quality of life index ranks Russia lower than Saudi Arabia. Russia ranks 3rd place for opioid addiction behind Iran and Afghanistan.
Most places outside of major Russian cities in Europe are rundown and backward. Not enough money is put into building and maintaining sturdy architecture. There are not enough paved roads, many of their cities lack proper irrigation leading to flooded streets and broken heating pipes.
Russia ranks 33rd place in the world for the prevalence of STDs, alongside African nations. Two thirds of all HIV carriers in Europe live in Russia. 17% of prostitutes in Europe are Russian. Most victims of human trafficking in Turkey and former Palestine come from Russia and Ukraine.
They still have prison colonies that rival the severity of Guantanamo Bay. These prisons are situated in remote regions, sometimes surrounded by hundreds of kilometers of uninhabited wilderness.
There is leaked footage of prison torture, often involving rape. Their prisons rival Guantanamo Bay, and their guards are known to commit extrajudicial murder.
Cheaper than most UK supermarkets. Bless you VP.
Здравствуй Прелесть !!
Рад , что всё благополучно у Тебя ! (прям не знал что и думать..)
С возвращением !!
Thanks for coming back!
Everything there is 50% cheaper in KG compared to LB prices in New York City…Russia is “commodity” superpower in a diverse way energy,agriculture,metals etc
9:27 Baikal is a good alternative to Coke; I've bought it at a nearby international grocer in Indianapolis.
Hey!
Nice to see you are still alive Inessa!
Hope you are eating good ;]
Our shelves in NL have more empty spots than your supermarkets (they often take things off the shelves and say its temproray not available, when they do a price increase). Prices over there on a lot of things seem lower or equal to here.
They keep pushing for war here, but the public doesnt want it. Never wanted it to begin with.
That's the US/NATO for you 🙄😊
@@LilliR4116 yup and the evil EU leaders. Most our govs in Europe are corrupt too. They changed laws and break laws left and right, but they just dont go away and what would normally be the end of such a gov or minister, they just keep sitting in power.
There is absolutely nothing democratic anymore, although with Wilders now having won... maybe something will change. I doubt it will be essential. Probably just 4 years of symptom policy with little seemingly victories, that dont mean much, while the bigger agenda moves along.
NL was one of the examples of democracy and human rights and so. The banned political parties in the 80ies already, attacked those people. Killed a would be PM in 2001 and prosecuted Wilders.
Thats democracy here now.
Theyve corrupted everything
Good to see your video again (although follow you on Telegram). Best wishes from the UK
- "these are imported, from Italy...how did they get here?"
*Kazakhstan enters chat*
- "Hello! It's me! The Italian plumber - Mario Abdulaev!"
You just came to my mind this week...And you've got a recent video. I was waiting for this.
OMG! Inessa is back! I can't believe my eyes! Great to see a new video from you! ❤
Some old video of yours was recommeded to me when I was just browsing, just to revisit old memories, came to the channel & couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw a video that is not 3 years old
So glad to have you back! Btw, things have drastically changed, You were defintitely the pioneer & now people are so interested in listening to Putin & the russian side that there are many channel now that puts English voice over on them
So, I think this type of in person videos is the way to go now
Welcome back
Lovely to see you! Welcome back.
Glad you posted this
Been a long time. Welcome back!
The Queen is back
Ya always get more ice cream in the winter! I'm a Floridian doe.
It's kinda like you drink hot coffee if you work in a hot factory or doing a hot job. Did that on the pipeline, conditioned your body off the get go while getting marching orders. Don't drink nothing but tap water temp in the morning in the "winter" 😂 Rarely get snow down here.
Here in Nevada (US), I went to the store yesterday and 1 yellow pepper was $1.45 or so
each or by pound?
Each single pepper @@ScrappyXGC
@@ScrappyXGCprobably each....i'm just north in e. oregon , and produce is HIGH , while quality is often equivalent to what used o be discarded
Welcome back!!!
You're back, and not a moment too soon!
Welcome back Inessa. We missed you and your great content. It is your channel that made me learn Russian. 🙂
so much variety, wish aussie supermakets had this
nicer looking store and much better prices than here in america
After a long wait you are back in style with something the common Joe needs, food and at a fairly reasonable supermarket (Similar to Moscow prices if not a bit better in some areas). Godspeed
you are a famous translator - very appreciated ❤
Glad you are back!
Best Channel ever:)
Lettuce @ $0.90 usd? It's $2.99 usd in Canada ($4.00 CAD) and the price went down!! All in all, the prices there seem to be less than half the price that they are in Canada. Root veggies are $4.40/kg cad. Cabbage is also about $4/kg cad. Pine nuts are $36/kg cad. Canned tuna for about 1/2 the size is about $5/can for the good stuff or $3 for bits. Herbs are expensive here... about $3.50 for a small bunch. I think it's cheaper to eat in Russia than is Canada. Everything looks so fresh in the store Inessa was in. Our produce is questionable winter and summer.
You know barely enough for a 2:2 essay in, regarding the conflict.
Welcome back inessa !!
Inessa S glad you're back. Can you make a tutorial video showing how to move to Russia for westerners? I have lots of friends that want to move to there as well
Sure, give me some time
@@InessaS Спасибо )
Glad you are okay safe and back.
Thank you =)
the supermarket looks very fancy and lovely
1:06 you got some Ukrop. 😄
300,000 orcs gone😂
Welcome back Inessa
Glad you're back
So glad yo'ure back and well!
Hello wonderful one!! We have missed you
Innessa s is back
Great grocery store
You can get lower prices for that bell peppers in the United States than you showed ar many "Farmers markets" usually have them at $.60 per pepper
At -35 outside ?
@InessaS no not in Louisiana down south USA it never gets that cold. I would say it might get below freezing at night 10 Times a year. Sub tropical weather here. The farmers market by me stays open year round.
Sending love to Russia 🇷🇺 from USA 🇺🇸
I had hoped we could see Inessa left foot 🦶 probably overpriced Inessa foot showing 1 million dollars 😂 this summer vacation foot ❤️❤️❤️
11:45 I’ve always loved Tuna salad sandwiches
Where's the bananas? I can't live like this
😂I been told I'm "bananas", don't eat me please 🙏🤣
I'm allergic to bananas. They didn't make the cut 😂
She is back
Thank you.
I never could have guessed a lady from New Zealand 😊
Privet from India..
Nice to see you back
The cheapest 10x eggs i buy here in a Albert Heijn in Zuid-Holland are €3,99.
tuna in a glass jar, wow
when I saw those regular vegetable prices, eggs, cakes... its all look in normal decent price only....
everything is available....
In India itself at some seasons, the onion sold at 125-150 rubles per Kg.
Seems Everything is affordable price only in your country...
I am still waiting for any effect of sanctions. I dont see any effect...
Welcome back Inessa !
Yeah, I'll be hanging around the pancake station, with a liter bottle of Quebec maple syrup. 🤠
Why not 😃
Whoa, is that raw, fresh produce? How do they eat natural food that hasn't been packaged and processed?
How did you get your channel back?
This is a horrible misrepresentation to the decent hardworking Russians, almost all, way over 95% could not afford to live in Moscow or Pburg. The average salary. The shopping 🛍 groceries (just food( is over 70% of your decent salary (youd need a top positon of which there aren't many). She fawns over this wrecking ball, destroying everything good in Russia, for personal gain. Lived worked Russia many years, my Russian friends are heartbroken 💔.
I go back to 2014, great to see this video.
I ❤ President Putin & Russia, but it made me sad as an Animal Lover to see canned horse and Bear jerky. 😿
The cheeses, fish, vegetables, bread, deserts and vodka looked very good ! 😊
Так вы из Академгородка г.Новосибирска:)))
The prices are higher of fruit/veg cuz it's not the season,import price,in summer the prices drop,especially in farmers markets.
I dont like how everything is in plastic(i think it also affects the price),that's why i prefer farmers market,you can just use a net.
I live in Holland. 10 eggs = € 3,00😭
Ого! Это неожиданно. С возвращением на Ютуб. Я продолжал следить в Телеграм.
Как называется ее телеграм?
@@Kactix Так же, как и Ютуб канал - Inessa S
I thought this channel was gone for good
Inessa, are you back in NZ?
✌Will redirect to that site. Was following the channel with interest until new content stopped completely. Gracias for the update and for the recommendation that YT of an old video on Maria Zakharova that brought me here eventually.
10:04 yeah, sure :)
Um, how much to get to Russia to get groceries? 🤔How much to ship them back? 🤔
very interesting.
Wow. shocking.
oooohhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!! waaassssssuuuuuuup???????????? love ya!
Well well well... Look who's back :)
Moved to Moscow in September.
This is worse than Tucker, drop the charade, and tell the people watching, the average wage, PanRussia. Or shall I 😂 ?
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Ооо, какие люди!
У тебя изменился голос) С возвращением
Разве?)
10:24 why?
I want to visit Russia.
What is the average income in Russia?
Interesting it's all presented in a very western way. Wrapped in plastic and polystyrene. Cool vid, thanks.
If you want to compare prices, I think a more correct way would be to show it in precentage. So take an average monthly salary of lets say 50 000 rub and how much % are those tomatoes. versus monthly salary of 1800usd and how much % are the tomatoes in there from it. Maybe it's 0,05% in rus and 0,75% i us? or something else.
Yeah but that might not end up looking good so the video would never happen.
@@julius43461 i feel that the prices are going to be a bit cheaper than in us. But the main point is that people would finally get a more accurate point of view. Everyone says Oh they get 1000usd salary there, poor people.. but in reality maybe life is actually cheaper in many aspects in russia.. dunno.
@@CoyotePark It's very hard doing these comparisons. I remember comparing Norway to Serbia when I was visiting there a decade ago. Turns out, stuff like food and groceries are often more expensive in developing or very poor countries than they are in more developed countries. Gas and and appliances as well. I'll list some examples below.
At the time salaries in Norway were something like 8x higher than in Serbia. A bus driver in Norway would earn something like $3000 per month, while in Serbia you were closer to $400 per month. Theoretically even if all other prices in Norway are roughly 8x higher, they would still have an advantage due to more money in circulation, meaning that they would be able to acquire foreign goods like machinery much more easily.
However, the price of gas was something like 10% or 20% higher, so not even 2x as high, and nowhere close to the salary disparity.
The price of energy drinks was 3x higher. The price of some essentials was ranging from not higher to being 4 or 5 times as high(stuff like bread, dairy, eggs and so on)
Clothes was similar or cheaper. Cars are similarly priced, but used cars are even more expensive in developing countries as they are in demand more, because almost no one can afford to buy new.
Laptops, monitors, gadgets, TV's and appliances were similarly priced, meaning relatively much cheaper in Norway. I remember thinking how someone in Serbia usually buys a cheap laptop by using their credit card and going into debt, as otherwise they would need to spend their entire monthly salary to buy one, while in Norway you could buy one by spending like 15-20% of your salary.
Any kind of software or video games are usually similarly priced, meaning more expensive in poor countries.
Things that are many times more expensive in developed countries are services. Car repair is many times more expensive, but I am not sure exactly how much, probably between 7 to 8 times. Haircuts are probably 10x more expensive in Norway, dentists as well. Property is more expensive, bills but only like 2x. Eating out is probably 10 times more expensive.
All things considered, I think it is cheaper living in developed countries, but I could be wrong as it's hard comparing expenses like property to bread and fish. Not to mention that some of those vary a lot by region inside the same country.
@@julius43461did a quick math on notepad and searchin for prices on the Internet. If you take average monthly salary in my country of some 2300euros lets say. And 55 000 rub in russia. And compare 1 liter of petrol for car, 1 kg of tomatoes and 1 liter of milk. The percentage is virtually the same. With differences of like 0,2% here and there. So basically if a person earns 55 000rub in russia, he is living the exact same life as someone in europe for 2300e salary.
It’s hard to compare vs average salary around. You don’t take into account the free healthcare, free education, low taxes, low utility costs, most Russians own the property they live in, etc. so even if the % is higher of the groceries cost compared to the salary, when you compare all factors it will still be more comfortable to live here in Russia on an average salary.
Нихуя себе…. Какие люди!