Finally I have made it outside of Moscow. Kirov is 1000km from Moscow by airplane. I was fortunate to fly there to take a look at a very TYPICAL Russian Supermarket. I am continually told to visit shops not in Moscow, so here I am in Kirov. I finished of the video back at my local shop. Let me know in the comments how this compares to "YOUR" local supermarket in the country where you live? Let's here a few reviews and how it compared to Russian supermarkets. If you want to follow me on Telegram, where I post a lot of daily content: t.me/travellingwithrussell Maybe you would like me to travel to other regions in Russia and would like to support the channel to get there: 💳 (Russian Bank Deposit) Sberbank: +7 916-313-0982 💳 (Set up for Everyone) www.donationalerts.com/r/travelwithrusell 🛒 Shop for items on Amazon: www.amazon.com/shop/likecruiseships 💵 PayPal (Non-Russian) www.paypal.com/paypalme/ilikecruiseships
Very few people in the store. The shops in Finland are otherwise the same, but there are always too many old ladies and pensioners in front. I assume that Russian pensioners order food for home delivery online. It's smart, but the social life is easily reduced.
You know what will happen with forcing companies and stores to keep prices low, right? Its called "BANKRUPTCY " Russia will collapse yet again because of their government. So sad to see.
Bakersfield California grandma loving this market tour. My grandma was from Odessa… and your videos awaken so much in my heart. what I wouldn’t give to have a quiet peaceful shopping trip with customers in real clothes and not pajamas 😵💫
Hello Russel, I live 1400 kn from Moscow in a town with about 60000 residents and we havev 14:"Pyatyorochka", 17 "Magnits" and a good deal of other supermarkets but these two are leaders. Greetings from Kuban!
Hello Russell, I am your subscriber from the Kirov region and I am very glad that you came to us and show us our city. Good luck to you in everything 🔥🤝
Thank you Russell for another great video! Husband and I have been watching for years and still look forward to every new video. You are definitely getting better, not older. :) Really, one can see the difference with new vloggers starting out and someone more accomplished. I particularly liked the recent butter video. Showing 7 different butter cases, all the prices, and how close all the stores are to your home was interesting. Recently saw a man do a grocery store in Switzerland and a box of eggs there are $7!!! Take care, and keep making videos! Many Thanks from the Florida folks.
Russel, I have mentioned it before that I really enjoy your pleasant and soothing voice. I think you could easily do audiobooks or podcasts when you tire of what you do now. Best wishes from Australia
@@NicolasValentinScotland LOL thats why russian economy is growing XD ??? and idk how russia made 10 times more shells ammo and rockets than whole west together
Very impressive. Well stocked store and very clean and organized. Congratulations to the manager. Russian people are simple, honest, and loving. Love them.
@@90027cannan beautiful supermarket comrade. The decadent capitalists shudder in fear as they marvel upon the wonders of socialism! **Russian national anthem plays**
@@jonnydoeson5562 Our biggest national chain of supermarkets has nothing to do with socialism or leftism of US. Do you play national anthem in supermarkets?
The thing that always amazes me is how neat and tidy and CLEAN everything is in Russia, whether it's out on the street, in the metro, inside shops, or buildings. I've fallen in love with this country and its culture from watching your videos!
Of course there is good and bad, Russia as a whole is very nice and clean. People respect the places where they live. They look after there own property and respect others.
"Some call this floor the "crazy floor," the "drunk floor," or the "mad floor." Several years ago, an experiment was launched, during which it was found that this type of floor actually increases sales, with customers making more unplanned purchases. Simply put, people more often looked away from the floor to the shelves with goods. This floor attracts and surprises customers, however, some customers may find it too unusual, causing unpleasant sensations, dizziness, and even nausea, which may discourage them from visiting the store in the future. That is, the flow of regular customers may decrease. As a result, Pyaterochka has not yet continued the experiment and left the unusual floor only in already opened stores."
For people who ask themselves the question "why so few customers?" I answer: there are a lot of such stores, literally next door. Also now almost everyone orders delivery, it is almost always free and fast. Specifically, this chain of stores delivers half an hour to the door, free from about $5. People like to go to big stores on weekends to buy a lot, and this is a small store near the house, to stop by on the way from work when you need to get groceries that quickly run out (milk, eggs, bread)
It is a desert shop compared to what you can see in the more popular shops in Italy. A shop here with the same "crowd" of customers would close in a few weeks.
ooohhh seaweed salad, yumm - with sesame oil = perfection. Thanks for a great video once again Russell and a happy holiday season to you and your lovely wife! ♥
Greetings to all Russians and Russel, really impressed with the supermarket, prices very affordable, I would love to go to Russia some day, all the best from Ecuador.
3300km from Moscow. Novosibirsk. Pyaterochka is located on part of the first floor of my nine-storey building. Its size is smaller than the one in the video. But the assortment is slightly smaller. The prices are about the same. In general, small chain stores are very popular in Russia. A Magnet is working in the next house. There is a Chizhik ("Finch") and a Lenta ("Ribbon") across the street from me. In the next block there is another bigger Pyaterochka, Yarche! and Maria-Ra. In all of them, the prices are about the same, but the brands of goods differ by 40 percent, I would say. Almost every store has its own brands of products. Fish and meat stores are also often chain stores. There is a "Fish Day" and a "Torgovaya ploshad' ("Shopping area") in front of my home. One for fish, the second for meat, milk, cheese and cottage cheese from local farmers. Separately, there are chain pastry shops and bakeries - Khlebnitsa (Breadbox), Kulikovsky and Dudnik. These are the shops that are less than a 10-minute walk from my apartment. I live 4km from the city center. Stores compete with each other and in order to attract customers, they make discounts on different products. We have an "Edadeal" app to keep track of which store is more profitable to go to today, for example, for canned green peas (this is one of the most important components of the classic New Year's salad in Russia)))) I'm too lazy to follow this, I just go to the Pyaterochka in my house, but my grandmother (74 years old) loves this app very much and always knows where the discounts are and where it's worth going today)) The same application (Lekvapteke) is available for pharmacies. We have a lot of chain pharmacies. There are 4 of them in my Neighborhood alone. During the day, people like my grandmother go shopping, i.e. pensioners and young mothers on maternity leave. Pyaterochka even has an additional 10% discount for pensioners from the moment of opening until 13.00. After 5 p.m., the shops are crowded. Because mostly people work until 5 or 6 p.m.
I live in Novosibirsk, and moved here from Canada about 4 months ago. Your description of the supermarkets here is very accurate, and almost sounds like you are in the same housing area as myself even.
Then ask him to take a Trans Siberian express and show everything he sees on the way. Might as well if u r sending him to Vladivostok. maybe he'll get a permission to visit Pacific Fleet Navy base. he doesn't strike me as a spy.😀
In my local shop (basically our Pyatorochka) there's 2x less products and only like 8 different pastries on the shelf. And I'm right near the capital city in a Nordic country. 30 minutes away from capital city center.
Truly shocking how the Russians are struggling without even the bare essentials! Meanwhile, here in sunny California, we’re living in a land of abundance-everything your heart desires is freely available. Just politely ask the shopkeeper to unlock the steel bars, and voilà, paradise is yours! Sure, most of the food only racks up a modest 30% interest on my credit card, but hey, I don’t have to pay in cash like those poor Russians. Sure, their groceries might cost a mere 20% of what I shell out at Walmart, but at least I have the privilege of stretching my payments out for months. After all, someone has to keep the bankers on Wall Street thriving, right? Priorities!
Расселл, будет время - приезжайте в Казань :) Здесь наконец выпал снег, скоро город будет сверкать праздничными украшениями, а от Москвы всего 800 км, ночь на поезде :) Вкусная выпечка, сладости, колоритно. И "Пятерочки" россыпью :) По соседству не менее прекрасная Марий Эл с красивой столицей Йошкар-Ола, большущим лесным заповедником и санаториями с туром выходного дня, это я намекаю, что отдыхать тоже надо :)
Once again another beautiful shop in Russia, We have the price scanners here in Ontario Canada, but we don't have the magnifying glass. Also maybe the Russian government can show other governments how to reduce the cost of foods for others , the prices are crazy here.
Prices are crazy high here in Pennsylvania, USA too and quality is not what it used to be. Our governments want us to be poor, have nothing and be quiet.
@@rubencouso7497i am in spain now, in tenerife and let me tell you. I wouldnt go to russia even if the beer was free. But yes, prices in tenerife is very high. I dont know about salaries in spain but in sweden. Its buissness as usual. Prices goes up. Salaries goes up.
The worker at the start looked happy to see visitors, the flooring and the magnifying glass are brilliant ideas. We have the self service coffee and self service fresh pressed juice in a lot of shops in Ireland ☺️
@@RuggedCross1 My wife of 10 years is a Russian national, and she wanted to move back home is one reason. Also as @zahisnik404 said below, there is also the fact that we didn't agree with the way Canada was heading, especially with the current government. Canadian Truckers protest being handled the way it was by the government was the straw that broke our back.
What a brilliant idea to put a magnifying glass on the price scanner point. Print on articles gets very small these days. A very big well done to the person who thought of this idea.
Russell has the enviable power to visit shops at times when EVERYONE in Russia is busy elsewhere - or simply in one of the OTHER dozens of shops nearby. It's impressive.
Russell why is in your videos, the supermarkets are empty almost no people that are buying stuff? Cause everything looks good ,if people can effort it.
Вечером покупателей гораздо больше. Все после работы идут в магазин за продуктами. И ещё у нас (после ковида) очень развита доставка товаров прямо домой покупателю. В сильные морозы, гололёд заказываем продукты по интернет , остаётся только открыть дверь в свою квартиру. Цена на продукты была в России низкая, но с осени 2024 г. Начала подниматься. Пока все продукты доступны по цене. Лишь бы цены дальше не поднимались.
Наши магазины работают круглосуточно. Нет никакой необходимости собираться всем покупателям одновременно в одном месте. Помимо этого,многие пользуются доставкой продуктов на дом,эта услуга бесплатна. Моя дочь,например,вообще не ходит в магазины,абсолютно все заказывает через интернет с доставкой на дом. Заказываешь товар,и вуаля,уже через час он у тебя дома и доставка совершенно бесплатна.
Thank you for this video. So far from Moscow and I love it. Bakery looks amazing and is cheap. No shop in Perth has sush an assortment of bakery goods in a day. And ofcourse all other products. In Australia we have less and less products to choose. I always enjoy your supermarket videos. And now is going to be more exciting because holidays are coming, snow in Russia, decorations are outstanding. ❤
He only shows one side of things ,,many in Russia are poor ,especially without the main bread winner who is serving in the army or already dead from service..
@keithhowell4138 I showed you a shop in walking distance from my house in the closing part of my video. I think you really need to come to Russia to understand the basics of life here in Russia.
Been in Russia nearly a year from Perth don't listen to those who try a tell you most Russian's have it tough its rubbish. It's booming here everyone has work medical system brilliant and cheap. Yes it is a bakery culture here far more than cafes. We are in Kazan and regularly go to bakery for coffee and something with it dirt cheap. No GMO Russian's very conscious of what goes into their food. The local markets where locals bring in local produce is fantastic as well so safe here too.
Another great informative video Russell thank you- I like the idea of the magnifying glass. I need to read contents and there is no way I can do it here in Spain.
@@TravellingwithRussell every time same poor excuse...where are the housewives and pensioners?? all around the world they are shopping during the day and not in the rush hours
Thank you, as ever a look at how others experience "everyday chores". I loved all the vodka choices LOL The pastry looked yummy! Merry Holidays!!! Portland, Oregon, USA
15:54 This is a seaweed salad. It has a peculiar taste, but they say it is very healthy. Canned seaweed was sold in the USSR, but only alcoholics bought it as a cheap snack. 18:54 Doctor's sausage is called so because it is dietary and contains little fat.
Я советский алкоголик. Плавленый сырок "Дружба", пара ирисок, пачка "Примы" - вот чем мы питались. "Бычки в томате", селёдка с черным хлебом и пачка Беломора это был уже шик)
@@darias9969Я и сейчас почти каждый день ем морскую капусту по-утрам. С Варёным яйцом, майонезом. Иногда с зелёным горошком ещё, морепродуктами или солёной рыбой.
@@LutcevAleksei Ну это вы уже загнули. Вот передо мной чек, где бензин по 58 грн. Может, правда, для частных покупателей дороже. Но и то, думаю, не 200 р.
@@ГайМонтэг-н3к Я просто видел видос, где автор проводил сравнение стоимости бензина в разных странах. И в перводе на рубли 95й бензин был 200. Может быть он протупил конечно.
@@NicolasValentinScotland вы так отчаянно пытаетесь успокоить себя тем, что в России всё плохо... Вам что, больше заняться нечем? Почему вас так расстраивает факт того, что люди в другой стране живут в достатке?
Do not forget, a employee of Paytyorochka have to work 60 min to buy 200 gramm butter in Pyatyorochka. A employee of Lidl in Austria have to work 12 min for 200 gramm butter. The same applies to flour and so on.
It's funny, but one-sided. Most likely, if you compare electricity, or heating, or a visit to the hairdresser using the same method in minutes of work, then an employee in Austria will work longer. Each country has its own consumption structure and comparing individual prices gives little.
@@Sander-cu4nsя живу в Кирове, большие заводы работают в три смены. Мой муж после ночной смены идёт домой спать, а не в магазин😅. По утрам людей в магазине действительно мало. Основной поток покупателей после 17:00. Кроме того, мы в магазин ходим один раз в два-три дня. За чем время тратить на него? Лучше дома вечером побольше времени провести и отдохнуть😊
Надо же, Рассел добрался до моего Кирова :) Жаль, что я в это время в отпуске в Геленджике, а то может быть и довелось встретится лично. Жаль, что быстро уехал - в Кирове можно было бы сделать ещё обзор "Эко-ярмарки", с фермерскими продуктами, магазинами "Глобус" - это местная торговая сеть регионального масштаба, "Время Простора" - местный не сетевой гипермаркет (на кассах, кстати, там моя программа работает :). Из федералов есть "Метро", Магнит, Перекрёсток, ВкусВилл, из не продовольственных - Лемана Про (бывший Леруа Мерлен) - в общем, есть что обозреть. Также, стоит отметить, что бОльшая часть молочки, колбас, хлеба - местного, кировского, производства.
Russell I think an idea for a video would be to compare the driving culture in Russia compared to the West. I have been going through quite the process to get my drivers license in Siberia. They are very strict on the rules here.
My wife is also going through the process right now. Taking lessons and doing the class work with a teacher. It would be a very hard video to make really. For expats there are programs where you can apply for a Russia license based on your visa type. Swapping it like for like.
@@TravellingwithRussell Maybe not focused on the the driving lessons, but I would love to see your perspective about what driving around in Russia is like in general. From what cars people drive, the cost of petrol, speed limits, etc. Things like that would be quite interesting. I prefer to get around by public transit like you do myself, but I still am interested in the topic of personal transportation. Transportation is a very interesting subject for me, and others. I personally work for a Russian Airline in Novosibirsk.
Perhaps you want to see my other local shop to compare these two in the video. I live 50km from Moscow. ruclips.net/video/Ndh4DZaqL88/видео.html As for the question about butter. This video might be useful. ruclips.net/video/8k5cN-b6AkY/видео.html
Interesting video, I can’t believe things are so cheap in Russia. How do you as an Australian transfer money to Russia to use? I heard there is no Swiss banking there?
Very nice walkabout! Happy to see that the shelves are stocked as well as what you would see (and expect!) in Moscow. @2:40 Those looked like Kumquats. In the South we do not "peel" them - you just wash and eat them - peeling and all! They can be quite "tart". Lovely market! Interesting tiling "trick". 😀
Скорее всего, он снимал утром. В это время в магазинах всегда пусто. Я фрилансер и предпочитаю делать покупки утром по этой причине. Вечером посетители будут и их будет очень много. Очень.
И кстати, ещё многие доставку заказывают. Я, например. Доставка часто бесплатная (не во всех магазинах, но во многих, или стоит 1 доллар) и приходит от 15 до 60 минут, зависит от магазина и региона)
Hi. Love the vids. I'm noticing a "trend" toward convenience, luxury, and "comfort". While there is nothing inherently wrong with those things, they should be limited to a small percentage of daily life. Russian society shouldn't live like people do here in the USA. Also, Russians shouldn't lose that "toughness, surviving, and making the most use of what is on hand" way that they are known for. It's virtue. Don't trade it for western "luxury".
I always believed that in America, convenience is synonymous with laziness. Did you know that in America, the younger generation gets about 25% of their meals delivered through apps from take out fast dinning restaurants, and that the prices for delivery are about twice the in restaurant price and triple to quadruple what it would cost to buy the food from the grocery store and prepare yourself. Pure laziness, and poor financial behaviours.
We have self service checkouts for everything at morrison's & tesco in the UK... and both those stores have the costa coffe machines (I'm not a big costa coffee fan myself)
@pavlamiddleton3574 In supermarkets have wall scanner like that would be great to confirm a price. I was trying to think If I had seen the magnifiers before. Thanks for confirming it.
Russell, 20 large eggs at my local butchers cost Euro. 5.00. They are even more expensive in the large supermarkets. approx Euro 1.40 more expensive than my local butcher. Thats the price of eggs in Ireland.
@@jerrylee4485 It is not necessary to compare wages and prices, but the amount of free money that remains after paying all taxes, insurance, housing fees and other mandatory payments
@riffraff6506 So, someone would open multiple stores all over the place, pay the rent, running costs, labour, etc., stock them up with lots of goods, including perishables, tying up working capital when no one is buying? Curious logic...
Я был во многих городах на всей территории России, и Пятерочки с Магнитами заканчивают свое присутствие в Сибири, на сколько я помню. Если ехать дальше на восток, то будут только не сетевые супермаркеты, или супермаркеты локальных сетей, но они так же похожи на небольшие Пятерочки.
@TravellingwithRussell If our local stores were like this here the 15 minute city would just happen, no arguments. The variety of sausages and breads is staggering. The pricing to ensure that basics are affordable is, in my opinion, a good use of governmental control.
I really want to go to red square and to the GUM skating rink, but it's such a distance to travel there from Novosibirsk. I've been in Russia for about 4 months now, and Moscow seems so far away, but a place I am dying to visit. I work for S7 airlines too, so you would think I could easily have it arranged, but no time.
20:47 In German grocery stores there is maybe a coffee vendor after the check out, with cardboard cup, also drinkable soup and hot chocolate and creamy hot chocolate made from low fat milk.
Keeping staple food items at a low cost is a much better system than handing out money for people to use on food as the USA does. The people on government food aid end up eating junk or expensive stuff. I worked at Walmart in the USA, and the people on food aid took away large amounts of the most expensive food as they had other people paying for it through taxes, so they didn't care. The other problem is they trade food aid for cash or drugs.
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Finally I have made it outside of Moscow. Kirov is 1000km from Moscow by airplane. I was fortunate to fly there to take a look at a very TYPICAL Russian Supermarket. I am continually told to visit shops not in Moscow, so here I am in Kirov. I finished of the video back at my local shop. Let me know in the comments how this compares to "YOUR" local supermarket in the country where you live? Let's here a few reviews and how it compared to Russian supermarkets.
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Very few people in the store. The shops in Finland are otherwise the same, but there are always too many old ladies and pensioners in front. I assume that Russian pensioners order food for home delivery online. It's smart, but the social life is easily reduced.
You know what will happen with forcing companies and stores to keep prices low, right? Its called "BANKRUPTCY " Russia will collapse yet again because of their government. So sad to see.
@@BackintheUSSR2024😂😂😂 hold your breath until it does ! I dare ya
@@BackintheUSSR2024😂😂😂 hold your breath until it does ! I dare ya
Is flying cheaper than train?
Bakersfield California grandma loving this market tour. My grandma was from Odessa… and your videos awaken so much in my heart. what I wouldn’t give to have a quiet peaceful shopping trip with customers in real clothes and not pajamas 😵💫
Totally agree about the lack of dress and common decency sense in western countries now Robin. Many people in Australia don't have any sense either.
Do people wear pajamas
To the store there. Not here. You don't see that in oregon. It's nice here.
@@GregoryBamberoh it’s pretty sad and decrepit. Russel awakens a desire to escape every time I watch.
@@robinzelman7675 Do you like the cold? Moscow is more than 30 degrees F colder than Bakersfield in the winter.
Not in Russia they don't, in California they do@fee4900
Hello Russel, I live 1400 kn from Moscow in a town with about 60000 residents and we havev 14:"Pyatyorochka", 17 "Magnits" and a good deal of other supermarkets but these two are leaders. Greetings from Kuban!
Hello Russell, I am your subscriber from the Kirov region and I am very glad that you came to us and show us our city.
Good luck to you in everything
🔥🤝
Thank you Russell for another great video! Husband and I have been watching for years and still look forward to every new video. You are definitely getting better, not older. :) Really, one can see the difference with new vloggers starting out and someone more accomplished. I particularly liked the recent butter video. Showing 7 different butter cases, all the prices, and how close all the stores are to your home was interesting. Recently saw a man do a grocery store in Switzerland and a box of eggs there are $7!!! Take care, and keep making videos! Many Thanks from the Florida folks.
Do you live in the Falkland Islands, or perhaps some Scottish Island?
Go to a Waitrose F F S
@@stream2watchshe mentioned Florida, that is the US...
@@Lilygirl283 Must have answered the wrong thread. Somebody claimed not to see this selection in the UK, which ofc is an absurd statement
Russel, I have mentioned it before that I really enjoy your pleasant and soothing voice. I think you could easily do audiobooks or podcasts when you tire of what you do now. Best wishes from Australia
Sve najbolje svima u Rusiji. Russell ✅🤝
hvala ti puno Drago mi je vidjeti da uživate u kanalu. Pozdrav iz Moskve.
Спасибо ❤❤❤❤🤝💝
Economy is struggling .
@@NicolasValentinScotland LOL thats why russian economy is growing XD ??? and idk how russia made 10 times more shells ammo and rockets than whole west together
@marek316 the only thing growing in Russia is the Inflation. People have stopped shopping .
Привет Расселу от жителя и подписчика из Кирова!
Привет кировчанину от жителя Кировской области🖐😉
Kirov Reporting!❤
Wow. Very fully stocked and neatly organized. Easy to find things. 😊😊😊Nice to see.
👍 👍
will be fully stocked forever , people cannot afford anything in the new Russia .
@NicolasValentinScotland too bad. Hope that improves.
@@clarkmadrosen1780 It will not , quite the opposite actually .
@@NicolasValentinScotland
Наивный Валёк, угомонись🤡👌🏼
Very impressive. Well stocked store and very clean and organized. Congratulations to the manager. Russian people are simple, honest, and loving. Love them.
Thank you for the kind words. I agree, a lot comes down to the staff who looks after these stores.
@@90027cannan beautiful supermarket comrade. The decadent capitalists shudder in fear as they marvel upon the wonders of socialism! **Russian national anthem plays**
@@jonnydoeson5562 Our biggest national chain of supermarkets has nothing to do with socialism or leftism of US. Do you play national anthem in supermarkets?
3 customers in the shop , well stocked because people cannot afford anything clearly .
@@NicolasValentinScotlandma stai scherzando???
The thing that always amazes me is how neat and tidy and CLEAN everything is in Russia, whether it's out on the street, in the metro, inside shops, or buildings. I've fallen in love with this country and its culture from watching your videos!
Of course there is good and bad, Russia as a whole is very nice and clean. People respect the places where they live. They look after there own property and respect others.
Grazie infinite mi ha
fatto piacere vedere come sono i vostri supermercati molto attrezzati ed enormi
Tanti saluti alla grande Russia
Wow professional showing Russian stores they are very interesting thank you
Thanks ))))
Vodka was the main tool for whomever installed that floor
Haha, we in Russia joke about this floor too. All supermarkets of this chain have the same tile
You jealous! We don't t have that variety in America!
"Some call this floor the "crazy floor," the "drunk floor," or the "mad floor." Several years ago, an experiment was launched, during which it was found that this type of floor actually increases sales, with customers making more unplanned purchases. Simply put, people more often looked away from the floor to the shelves with goods. This floor attracts and surprises customers, however, some customers may find it too unusual, causing unpleasant sensations, dizziness, and even nausea, which may discourage them from visiting the store in the future. That is, the flow of regular customers may decrease. As a result, Pyaterochka has not yet continued the experiment and left the unusual floor only in already opened stores."
ахаххахаахахаххахаха реально...ахахахах
@13attr this is the most capitalistic thing I've seen today.
Good prices there . The store is neat and clean . Good idea on the flooring too
Good price with a western wage but not for the poor Russian .
For people who ask themselves the question "why so few customers?" I answer: there are a lot of such stores, literally next door. Also now almost everyone orders delivery, it is almost always free and fast. Specifically, this chain of stores delivers half an hour to the door, free from about $5. People like to go to big stores on weekends to buy a lot, and this is a small store near the house, to stop by on the way from work when you need to get groceries that quickly run out (milk, eggs, bread)
100% так оно и есть ,я сам обленился и заказываю доставку на дом.
It is a desert shop compared to what you can see in the more popular shops in Italy. A shop here with the same "crowd" of customers would close in a few weeks.
Thank you for taking the time to tape and post.
You are welcome, I hope it was interesting to see.
small detail: the main winter holiday in russia is actually the new year. christmas is barely celebrated
And christmas in russia is not in december but in january
Рождество в России это религиозный праздник а не светских, Рождество в России это Иисус а не Санта Клаус!
ooohhh seaweed salad, yumm - with sesame oil = perfection. Thanks for a great video once again Russell and a happy holiday season to you and your lovely wife! ♥
Greetings to all Russians and Russel, really impressed with the supermarket, prices very affordable, I would love to go to Russia some day, all the best from Ecuador.
Did you know every banana in Russia is from your country. Thanks )))
Привет из Кирова ) приезжайте, мы будем рады. ❤
@@TravellingwithRussell That is great!!!! One half of my province is full of banana-trees ☺. Greetings.
@@LanaNortes Muchas gracias, Voy a tratar de hacerlo, siempre me ha gustado mucho Rusia, saludos desde Ecuador.
3300km from Moscow. Novosibirsk. Pyaterochka is located on part of the first floor of my nine-storey building. Its size is smaller than the one in the video. But the assortment is slightly smaller. The prices are about the same. In general, small chain stores are very popular in Russia. A Magnet is working in the next house. There is a Chizhik ("Finch") and a Lenta ("Ribbon") across the street from me. In the next block there is another bigger Pyaterochka, Yarche! and Maria-Ra. In all of them, the prices are about the same, but the brands of goods differ by 40 percent, I would say. Almost every store has its own brands of products. Fish and meat stores are also often chain stores. There is a "Fish Day" and a "Torgovaya ploshad' ("Shopping area") in front of my home. One for fish, the second for meat, milk, cheese and cottage cheese from local farmers. Separately, there are chain pastry shops and bakeries - Khlebnitsa (Breadbox), Kulikovsky and Dudnik. These are the shops that are less than a 10-minute walk from my apartment. I live 4km from the city center.
Stores compete with each other and in order to attract customers, they make discounts on different products. We have an "Edadeal" app to keep track of which store is more profitable to go to today, for example, for canned green peas (this is one of the most important components of the classic New Year's salad in Russia)))) I'm too lazy to follow this, I just go to the Pyaterochka in my house, but my grandmother (74 years old) loves this app very much and always knows where the discounts are and where it's worth going today)) The same application (Lekvapteke) is available for pharmacies. We have a lot of chain pharmacies. There are 4 of them in my Neighborhood alone.
During the day, people like my grandmother go shopping, i.e. pensioners and young mothers on maternity leave. Pyaterochka even has an additional 10% discount for pensioners from the moment of opening until 13.00. After 5 p.m., the shops are crowded. Because mostly people work until 5 or 6 p.m.
I live in Novosibirsk, and moved here from Canada about 4 months ago. Your description of the supermarkets here is very accurate, and almost sounds like you are in the same housing area as myself even.
People so good looking❤
Why thank you, ahhhh. You mean people in the video. )))
Good idea - show different cities. Vladivostok for example
Вряд ли он решится😀до Владивостока на поезде ехать 5 дней, на самолёте - 9 часов
It's very, very far away.
Probably safer as well .
Can I ask you to make a video about shopping in Hawaii? To show the different cities!
Then ask him to take a Trans Siberian express and show everything he sees on the way. Might as well if u r sending him to Vladivostok. maybe he'll get a permission to visit Pacific Fleet Navy base. he doesn't strike me as a spy.😀
In my local shop (basically our Pyatorochka) there's 2x less products and only like 8 different pastries on the shelf. And I'm right near the capital city in a Nordic country. 30 minutes away from capital city center.
A lot comes down to the supply chain, and the local production of the foods you see in these stores. So much is made inside Russia.
Боже , это где?
@@natali7210 Не буду более подробно говорить. но в Европе
@@CoyotePark Как говорится - За что боролись, на то и напоролись! P.S. Не надо было гейропе ругаться с РФ!
Ну вот это по нашему!, давно бы так, привычные глазу картинки, а то все столица-столица)
Truly shocking how the Russians are struggling without even the bare essentials! Meanwhile, here in sunny California, we’re living in a land of abundance-everything your heart desires is freely available. Just politely ask the shopkeeper to unlock the steel bars, and voilà, paradise is yours!
Sure, most of the food only racks up a modest 30% interest on my credit card, but hey, I don’t have to pay in cash like those poor Russians. Sure, their groceries might cost a mere 20% of what I shell out at Walmart, but at least I have the privilege of stretching my payments out for months. After all, someone has to keep the bankers on Wall Street thriving, right? Priorities!
Надеюсь это был сарказм?!
You ain't never lied.😂
Haha, funny.
Gold
Brilliant!
Great video and it's a good idea to show more Russian cities, Yohskar-Ola it's near Kirov and could be a surprise for you.
I'll add it to my list for future videos. I want to visit more places in Russia for sure.
@@TravellingwithRussell I can only double that! Come to Yoshkar-Ola! I think you will be surprised
Нежно люблю Йошку ❤ Она так расцвела! А еще девушкам на заметку: можно сфоткаться на коленках у бронзового Пушкина, как будто в обнимку :)
@@TravellingwithRusselland it has very nice Opera house
@@silwen9412А еще у вас прекрасный Оперный театр, приезжали к вам из Москвы на балет Жизель
Расселл, будет время - приезжайте в Казань :) Здесь наконец выпал снег, скоро город будет сверкать праздничными украшениями, а от Москвы всего 800 км, ночь на поезде :) Вкусная выпечка, сладости, колоритно. И "Пятерочки" россыпью :) По соседству не менее прекрасная Марий Эл с красивой столицей Йошкар-Ола, большущим лесным заповедником и санаториями с туром выходного дня, это я намекаю, что отдыхать тоже надо :)
Казань - великолепный, гостеприимный город, мы, москвичи, любим к вам приезжать
Once again another beautiful shop in Russia, We have the price scanners here in Ontario Canada, but we don't have the magnifying glass. Also maybe the Russian government can show other governments how to reduce the cost of foods for others , the prices are crazy here.
Пусть вам Зеленский помогает.
Prices are crazy high here in Pennsylvania, USA too and quality is not what it used to be. Our governments want us to be poor, have nothing and be quiet.
@@ohmbug10The same in Spain. With 50 € you buy literally 9 or 10 things. 😢
@@rubencouso7497i am in spain now, in tenerife and let me tell you. I wouldnt go to russia even if the beer was free. But yes, prices in tenerife is very high. I dont know about salaries in spain but in sweden. Its buissness as usual. Prices goes up. Salaries goes up.
А теперь посмотрим на среднюю зарплату в России и в Канаде
Вятка👊
Спасибо, Рассел. Когда смотрю Вас, начинаю замечать хорошее в привычном, это делает меня счастливее.
The worker at the start looked happy to see visitors, the flooring and the magnifying glass are brilliant ideas. We have the self service coffee and self service fresh pressed juice in a lot of shops in Ireland ☺️
when nobody shops , staff are happy to see faces .
Она была счастлива не от того, что увидела покупателя, а от того, что узнала Рассела!!!!!
@@NicolasValentinScotlandу нас достаточно покупателей. Они просто улыбнулись блогеру!!!
@@АннаБратолюбова-б5з Зарплаты в России низкие, инфляция высокая
Nice. Organized. Clean. Inviting.
Just checked. 25 degrees F in Moscow. Merry Christmas!
It's a little cool. But very tolerable. We just need some more snow.
currently -6c on my gauge.
Good video. Saludos desde Mexico
Gracias )))
I love your channel! Thank you for showing my old country ❤
hello from Kirov! waiting another videos from this place from you!
Hello to you also. Everyone was so friendly in the city during my stay.
The outdoor looks exactly like prairie provinces of Canada 🇨🇦 boy it looks very similar.
I am from Edmonton Canada and now live in Novosibirsk Siberia. There are indeed many similarities with the climate.
@@WoozyPolarBear I live in Nova Scotia. If I may ask, what made you leave?
@@slava404perdaine Yeah, could be. Believe me I love Canada but if I had the resources to leave I would do so in a second
@@RuggedCross1 My wife of 10 years is a Russian national, and she wanted to move back home is one reason. Also as @zahisnik404 said below, there is also the fact that we didn't agree with the way Canada was heading, especially with the current government. Canadian Truckers protest being handled the way it was by the government was the straw that broke our back.
@@WoozyPolarBear Dont blame you one bit.
What a brilliant idea to put a magnifying glass on the price scanner point.
Print on articles gets very small these days.
A very big well done to the person who thought of this idea.
Russell has the enviable power to visit shops at times when EVERYONE in Russia is busy elsewhere - or simply in one of the OTHER dozens of shops nearby. It's impressive.
I should really only film videos in malls on saturday or sunday. and in supermarkets at 7pm after work, when everyone goes shopping.
@@TravellingwithRussellD'accord!
@@TravellingwithRussell Looking forward to a video during the weekends and after work on weekdays.
Задумайтесь. Если вы считаете, что магазины всё время пусты, то Russell не смог бы их снимать столько лет. Все магазины уже обанкротились.
Russell why is in your videos, the supermarkets are empty almost no people that are buying stuff? Cause everything looks good ,if people can effort it.
Вечером покупателей гораздо больше. Все после работы идут в магазин за продуктами. И ещё у нас (после ковида) очень развита доставка товаров прямо домой покупателю. В сильные морозы, гололёд заказываем продукты по интернет , остаётся только открыть дверь в свою квартиру. Цена на продукты была в России низкая, но с осени 2024 г. Начала подниматься. Пока все продукты доступны по цене. Лишь бы цены дальше не поднимались.
@@ЛюдмилаБайкова-к1ш potatoes went up with 98% in Russia, inflation is now 24%
потому что он пришел в магазин днем в будний день, в основном все закупаются или вечером на 1-2 дня, или в выходные на неделю
Наши магазины работают круглосуточно. Нет никакой необходимости собираться всем покупателям одновременно в одном месте. Помимо этого,многие пользуются доставкой продуктов на дом,эта услуга бесплатна. Моя дочь,например,вообще не ходит в магазины,абсолютно все заказывает через интернет с доставкой на дом. Заказываешь товар,и вуаля,уже через час он у тебя дома и доставка совершенно бесплатна.
@@Sander-cu4ns а чего не на 598% то?
И инфляцию пиши все 624 %
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Жёлудь хочешь? 🐖🐖🐷🐷🐖🌰
Thank you for this video. So far from Moscow and I love it. Bakery looks amazing and is cheap. No shop in Perth has sush an assortment of bakery goods in a day. And ofcourse all other products. In Australia we have less and less products to choose. I always enjoy your supermarket videos. And now is going to be more exciting because holidays are coming, snow in Russia, decorations are outstanding. ❤
He only shows one side of things ,,many in Russia are poor ,especially without the main bread winner who is serving in the army or already dead from service..
@keithhowell4138 I showed you a shop in walking distance from my house in the closing part of my video. I think you really need to come to Russia to understand the basics of life here in Russia.
@kornelijamilosevic1687 I was walking in Moscow at the Holiday markets only yesterday. So stay tuned. ))
@@keithhowell4138When was the last time you visited modern Russia to write all this ВS?
Been in Russia nearly a year from Perth don't listen to those who try a tell you most Russian's have it tough its rubbish. It's booming here everyone has work medical system brilliant and cheap. Yes it is a bakery culture here far more than cafes. We are in Kazan and regularly go to bakery for coffee and something with it dirt cheap. No GMO Russian's very conscious of what goes into their food. The local markets where locals bring in local produce is fantastic as well so safe here too.
Another great informative video Russell thank you- I like the idea of the magnifying glass. I need to read contents and there is no way I can do it here in Spain.
Incredible one customer to one employee
Это чудеса низких зарплат. В Индии на 1 клиента 3 официанта.
@riffraff6506 Both were filmed during working hours. People are at work. Like me filming. I usually shop on my way home in the evening time.
@ИванНеизвестный-е7н Хороший призыв и хороший пример. Спасибо.
@@TravellingwithRussellRussia has 41,000,000 pensioners.
@@TravellingwithRussell every time same poor excuse...where are the housewives and pensioners?? all around the world they are shopping during the day and not in the rush hours
Thank you, as ever a look at how others experience "everyday chores". I loved all the vodka choices LOL The pastry looked yummy! Merry Holidays!!! Portland, Oregon, USA
Escape from socialistic Oregon before it's too late.
а ты бы хотел , что бы в магазине было как в китайском метро в час пик ?
15:54 This is a seaweed salad. It has a peculiar taste, but they say it is very healthy. Canned seaweed was sold in the USSR, but only alcoholics bought it as a cheap snack. 18:54 Doctor's sausage is called so because it is dietary and contains little fat.
Я советский алкоголик. Плавленый сырок "Дружба", пара ирисок, пачка "Примы" - вот чем мы питались. "Бычки в томате", селёдка с черным хлебом и пачка Беломора это был уже шик)
Докторская колбаса действительно разрабатывалась, как диетическая. Но сейчас советские стандарты не соблюдают. Одно название осталось.
Счастливые, вас в детстве не заставляли есть морскую капусту)) полезно, но с тех пор даже от вида корёжит))))
@@андрейволков-в6н А что бухали? Три топора или стекломоем пробавлялись?
@@darias9969Я и сейчас почти каждый день ем морскую капусту по-утрам.
С Варёным яйцом, майонезом. Иногда с зелёным горошком ещё, морепродуктами или солёной рыбой.
Perfect video, thank you.
You're welcome!
The government is working with the stores to keep prices low ... ie, price controls. That idea always work out so well!
Don't worry. -Tthe fact it has not worked out well anywhere is no reason that it won't work this time because it is going to be "different" !
Nice one again Russell!!
9:30 Ха! у нас в Харькове яйца стоят почти столько же... но в гривнах) Кто тут хныкал, что российская экономика обваливается - пожалуйте к нам!
Дык и бензин на 404 стоит 200р за литр.
@@LutcevAleksei Ну это вы уже загнули. Вот передо мной чек, где бензин по 58 грн. Может, правда, для частных покупателей дороже. Но и то, думаю, не 200 р.
@@ГайМонтэг-н3к Я просто видел видос, где автор проводил сравнение стоимости бензина в разных странах. И в перводе на рубли 95й бензин был 200. Может быть он протупил конечно.
@@ГайМонтэг-н3к На Газпромнефти в Тюмени сегодня 95й - 58.77р
@@LutcevAleksei Вопрос, когда тот видос был снят. Бывали у нас и периоды, когда бензин действительно дорожал почти до 100 грн., то есть 200 руб.
So nice to see a super market in another place! Thank you 🤗 very nice store which I had a store like that in the little town I live in
Very nice supermarket, very clean and organized.
That first store really was amazing. Even nicer than my local shop.
more staff than shoppers , economy must be in total decline .
@@NicolasValentinScotland Ага. Именно поэтому полки ломятся от продуктов, да? 😂
@@Henobius Люди, зарабатывающие 400 долларов в месяц, должны вести себя тихо
@@NicolasValentinScotland вы так отчаянно пытаетесь успокоить себя тем, что в России всё плохо... Вам что, больше заняться нечем? Почему вас так расстраивает факт того, что люди в другой стране живут в достатке?
Looks like my local wal-mart. Greetings from Tennessee, USA
Do not forget, a employee of Paytyorochka have to work 60 min to buy 200 gramm butter in Pyatyorochka. A employee of Lidl in Austria have to work 12 min for 200 gramm butter. The same applies to flour and so on.
It's funny, but one-sided. Most likely, if you compare electricity, or heating, or a visit to the hairdresser using the same method in minutes of work, then an employee in Austria will work longer. Each country has its own consumption structure and comparing individual prices gives little.
In Austria people urns 5 times more
A super market without a staff and cashier is digitally well advanced. Excellent !!!
I think for viewers from Europe or the US the prices are impressing low. In Belarus the local stuff is very good and tasty.
This doesn’t mean greater affordability, as the average Russian has far less purchasing power compared to Europeans
@@DecievedREALITY999 not true
looks gorgeous.
Good looking supermarket well stocked with lots of goodies .
Very well stocked.
I enjoy your videos, but is the government involved in the production of your videos?
😂😂😂😂😂
Насколько же вам промыли мозги ваши СМИ.... 🤷♀️🤦♀️
приезжайте и посмотрите сами
Ahahahaah
Clearly can’t you hear Putin supervising him where to go while holding his camera 😂
Where are the customers.?
People work during the day!!!!
@@adjinaabrek So hospitals are empty at night? Big plants stop working at 17.00?
приезжай будешь первым !
@@Sander-cu4nsя живу в Кирове, большие заводы работают в три смены. Мой муж после ночной смены идёт домой спать, а не в магазин😅.
По утрам людей в магазине действительно мало. Основной поток покупателей после 17:00.
Кроме того, мы в магазин ходим один раз в два-три дня. За чем время тратить на него? Лучше дома вечером побольше времени провести и отдохнуть😊
Well done.
Мы живем в поселке ,население 2,5тыс .человек. одна " пятёрочка", один " магнит" и несколько маленьких фермерских магазинчиков 😊
Cool basket...🥸
Надо же, Рассел добрался до моего Кирова :) Жаль, что я в это время в отпуске в Геленджике, а то может быть и довелось встретится лично. Жаль, что быстро уехал - в Кирове можно было бы сделать ещё обзор "Эко-ярмарки", с фермерскими продуктами, магазинами "Глобус" - это местная торговая сеть регионального масштаба, "Время Простора" - местный не сетевой гипермаркет (на кассах, кстати, там моя программа работает :). Из федералов есть "Метро", Магнит, Перекрёсток, ВкусВилл, из не продовольственных - Лемана Про (бывший Леруа Мерлен) - в общем, есть что обозреть.
Также, стоит отметить, что бОльшая часть молочки, колбас, хлеба - местного, кировского, производства.
Great video Russell. Keep it up.
Appreciate it!
Looks good.
I really like that store !
store without customers is awesome . no bumping trolleys nor basket in this one .
Watching from Chiang Mai Thailand !
Thanks for watching. ))
Lived in Ladya and Kanchanaburi for over 3 years and another year in Bangkok…from the States…
Very nice video of a Russian suppermarket
Russell I think an idea for a video would be to compare the driving culture in Russia compared to the West. I have been going through quite the process to get my drivers license in Siberia. They are very strict on the rules here.
My wife is also going through the process right now. Taking lessons and doing the class work with a teacher. It would be a very hard video to make really. For expats there are programs where you can apply for a Russia license based on your visa type. Swapping it like for like.
@@TravellingwithRussell Maybe not focused on the the driving lessons, but I would love to see your perspective about what driving around in Russia is like in general. From what cars people drive, the cost of petrol, speed limits, etc. Things like that would be quite interesting. I prefer to get around by public transit like you do myself, but I still am interested in the topic of personal transportation. Transportation is a very interesting subject for me, and others. I personally work for a Russian Airline in Novosibirsk.
Enjoyed the video 👍
Cheers! ))
This is a pr vid look how full the shelves are and we’ll stocked I heard butter was €4 a pack
Perhaps you want to see my other local shop to compare these two in the video. I live 50km from Moscow. ruclips.net/video/Ndh4DZaqL88/видео.html As for the question about butter. This video might be useful. ruclips.net/video/8k5cN-b6AkY/видео.html
@@TravellingwithRussell But you never question who can pay it
I really love your videos of grocery and shopping centers great job I work in a big supermarket.
Thanks William. Glad you find them interesting. Also to compare with where your working.
@TravellingwithRussell yes I work at a grocery store for 34yrs in greenwood in USA love the Russian stores and the people God bless you and all
Interesting video, I can’t believe things are so cheap in Russia.
How do you as an Australian transfer money to Russia to use? I heard there is no Swiss banking there?
people earn $ 400 a month , things needs to be dirt cheap . notice there is 3 customers in the whole shop .
No way you in Kirov 😲😲my hometown where i live now BIG LOVE 💛💛💛💛💛💛
I was there, i even went to the Chocolate museum.
Very nice walkabout! Happy to see that the shelves are stocked as well as what you would see (and expect!) in Moscow.
@2:40 Those looked like Kumquats. In the South we do not "peel" them - you just wash and eat them - peeling and all! They can be quite "tart".
Lovely market! Interesting tiling "trick". 😀
Thank you for the tip. I always wondered how to eat them.😂
I would love to visit
Were are gustomers ?
Скорее всего, он снимал утром. В это время в магазинах всегда пусто. Я фрилансер и предпочитаю делать покупки утром по этой причине. Вечером посетители будут и их будет очень много. Очень.
И кстати, ещё многие доставку заказывают. Я, например. Доставка часто бесплатная (не во всех магазинах, но во многих, или стоит 1 доллар) и приходит от 15 до 60 минут, зависит от магазина и региона)
Thank You
Hi. Love the vids. I'm noticing a "trend" toward convenience, luxury, and "comfort". While there is nothing inherently wrong with those things, they should be limited to a small percentage of daily life. Russian society shouldn't live like people do here in the USA. Also, Russians shouldn't lose that "toughness, surviving, and making the most use of what is on hand" way that they are known for. It's virtue. Don't trade it for western "luxury".
I always believed that in America, convenience is synonymous with laziness. Did you know that in America, the younger generation gets about 25% of their meals delivered through apps from take out fast dinning restaurants, and that the prices for delivery are about twice the in restaurant price and triple to quadruple what it would cost to buy the food from the grocery store and prepare yourself. Pure laziness, and poor financial behaviours.
Судьба позаботится.
We have self service checkouts for everything at morrison's & tesco in the UK... and both those stores have the costa coffe machines (I'm not a big costa coffee fan myself)
That could be a shop anywhere in the world, in some ways we're all the same.
shops around the world are much busier
Great video!!!
No price scanners or magnified glasses in Perth WA.
Eggs still $7-$10 for dozen.
Thanx Russell for travelling to show us nice "Piaterotchka"😊
$8-$12 in Adelaide
@pavlamiddleton3574 In supermarkets have wall scanner like that would be great to confirm a price. I was trying to think If I had seen the magnifiers before. Thanks for confirming it.
Just went down the dairy for a regular dirty old sliced loaf of wholemeal bread. $4.80NZD.
I think I have to go back 40 years to see a sub $1 loaf.
The main different is the mass production of products here in Russia, and the sheer turn over of items as well.
Russell, 20 large eggs at my local butchers cost Euro. 5.00. They are even more expensive in the large supermarkets. approx Euro 1.40 more expensive than my local butcher. Thats the price of eggs in Ireland.
The same in Spain. Madness
you know the Russian wages? put it in the right light before cheering
so many stupid comments here, I cant stand it anymore
@@jerrylee4485 It is not necessary to compare wages and prices, but the amount of free money that remains after paying all taxes, insurance, housing fees and other mandatory payments
@@jerrylee4485 Thank you for taking the time to comment on my observation.
@@bonnytiler2119 you are welcome
Hey Russell what are meat prices like eg Lamb Beef Pork and Ckicken and Deli stuff
In England they have written that there is lack of mayonnaise n Russia. 😂
We bathe in mayonnaise
😂
They probably consider their readers to be fools who can be fed any nonsense.
У нас море майонеза 😂
@@АНДРЕЙ3500
Нифига не море... Океан...
Great excellentinfo Ru
Ого, Рассел в Кирове! На Спасскую ходил?
Я посетил музей шоколада и конфет.
5:15 That market looks really nice.
It looks vintage. Like our supermarkt looked like 20 years ago. It was nice to see.
Better stocked than any UK supermarket where I live.
yes
That’s because nobody can afford to buy anything
@ don’t be so brainwashed.
Better presented, for sure!!
@riffraff6506 So, someone would open multiple stores all over the place, pay the rent, running costs, labour, etc., stock them up with lots of goods, including perishables, tying up working capital when no one is buying? Curious logic...
Я был во многих городах на всей территории России, и Пятерочки с Магнитами заканчивают свое присутствие в Сибири, на сколько я помню. Если ехать дальше на восток, то будут только не сетевые супермаркеты, или супермаркеты локальных сетей, но они так же похожи на небольшие Пятерочки.
So much nicer than …organized fresher variety …than anything comparable in the US.
The stores and selection is amazing. Especially for a very main stream chain store.
Goodness gacious. This looks like a store catering to me personally.
The store at the end, is my local one. But, actually we have 5 in total in my immediate area.
@TravellingwithRussell If our local stores were like this here the 15 minute city would just happen, no arguments. The variety of sausages and breads is staggering. The pricing to ensure that basics are affordable is, in my opinion, a good use of governmental control.
Hey you was in the red square Saturday afternoon? I think i saw you!
I was. I filmed a video about the markets and how amazing it was with the snow falling. ))
I really want to go to red square and to the GUM skating rink, but it's such a distance to travel there from Novosibirsk. I've been in Russia for about 4 months now, and Moscow seems so far away, but a place I am dying to visit. I work for S7 airlines too, so you would think I could easily have it arranged, but no time.
@@TravellingwithRussell Yeeees my wife saw you but we didn't want to spoil your video 😃
@@WoozyPolarBear Huge country, what to do!
20:47 In German grocery stores there is maybe a coffee vendor after the check out, with cardboard cup, also drinkable soup and hot chocolate and creamy hot chocolate made from low fat milk.
Keeping staple food items at a low cost is a much better system than handing out money for people to use on food as the USA does. The people on government food aid end up eating junk or expensive stuff. I worked at Walmart in the USA, and the people on food aid took away large amounts of the most expensive food as they had other people paying for it through taxes, so they didn't care. The other problem is they trade food aid for cash or drugs.
Vodka popular in Russia?
Oh my, that explains a lot.
Where are the customers??????????
May be at work. Looks like it's early in the morning.