Tucker's Russian Grocery Run Backfires BIG TIME
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Ive been shopping at Aldi's for years and youve always had to use a quarter to use a cart. Its not so you dont take it to your homeless encampment. Its so you dont leave the cart in the parking lot.
Why is it everyone focusing on the shopping cart thing instead of focusing on the fact that the sanctions are not working?
Is it more fun to laugh at "out of touch" Carlson, instead of seeing how an average person in Moscow lives ?
It can be for both reasons can't it?
@@gato7908 sure, but in the video they focusing on tuckers father and tuckers lack of understanding of "average shopping experience", how black people and immigrants don't make a difference.... BLA BLA BLA.
He, literally , says in the beginning " let's see how the sanctions are working ?"
@@pauljiltsov9950 Then put more sanctions on Russia. Them not working as effectively as advertised only means that the powers that be haven't been strict enough. Not that the sanctions should be removed.
Aldi has the best carts.
The coin in the shopping cart is not just to prevent homeless from taking the cart, it's there to encourage shoppers to put the cart back where it belongs instead of leaving it in the middle of the parking lot.
Yes, I live in Canada and we have the same thing at many groceries stores (not all chains, but a lot of chains do this)
@@gdi1093same in the UK. Most big supermarkets require you to put a £1 coin in to release the trolley/ cart.
Then you can either return it to the front of the store, or to one of the trolley bays in the carpark/ parking lot.
Because what was happening is that people were leaving them everywhere and they were getting in the way.
Also that escalator that the trolley wheel locks into. Is fairly common in the UK.
The US has these too at some grocery stores. Aldi, for one.
Yeah you're right; this point is absolutely stupid: if a homeless person needed a cart, they'd find a quarter to take the cart lmaooo
she has short lived job .. all propaganda
I am from Russia (Siberia), I write through automatic translation. In Russia, shopping carts are not fastened ANYWHERE in supermarkets, and even more so, you do not need to insert a coin. No one steals carts, and customers mostly remove carts from the parking lot in front of the supermarket themselves, without external incentives. The Auchan supermarket, where Carlson was, exists only in a few large cities, and only in Auchan can you see the practice of getting carts for money.
didn't know all that, but it makes sense, because auchan is a French company where the coin to unlock the cart is the standard
Yeah and stores like this are to cater to the 2% or 3% of people in Moscow or St Petersburg who can afford it.
@@Ken-fh4jc not really, it's considered a cheap store akin to Magnit and Pyatorochka. Nowhere close to the likes of Azbuka Vkusa.
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In some cases, here in Canada, there are some stores which have this policy. We, Canadians, dun't give the second thought. In that video, I am just surprised, that there are so few customers and the ones who are there, buying only small and few items. From my experience, there are stores with a special status, where is used a hard currency transferred to something called a "bon", or a coupon. These stores are mainly for government employees and people with foreigner income of hard currency, basically all currency accept Rouble.
POV: You take your 50-something toddler grocery shopping for the first time.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
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I think the reason Tucker did these segments is because he knew how absurd they would be, and absurd gets you talked about, free advertising, and clicks. You guys are helping him.
The fact that you and others are talking about it is proof that his video was of interest. Funny how people are straining out a gnat in order to worship their religious cult's narrative.
This is not Tucker visiting a Russian supermarket for the first time. This Tucker visiting a supermarket for the first time. 😂😂😂
I don't get your attempt at humour.
I hate supermarkets
Never go unless absolutely necessary
Than you need a sense of humor lol@TheRavensOmen
BTW that was a French chain supermarket Auchan)) nothing Russian about it
@@TheRavensOmen report this anomaly to the high command - they will explain humour to you
Privileged Elites have a problem with understanding working class grocery shopping.
Baby bush had never seen a grocery scanner. trump believes we ID at stores.
@@salex3873 😂💯 it's a Jenius that Donald.
Real men just buy beer and chips
I'm 100 percent sure that Tucker Carlson, whose idea of poverty is having to rent a boat slip, was HORRIFIED by that Russian supermarket. He probably washed his hands as soon as he got out the door, and complained about how badly it smelled. But for his viewers, "Oh, look at this! Is it flour?"
@@Revelwoodie 🎯💯 exactly.
Russia is not an ethno state, it's a multicultural multiethnic country
Where the Russian ethnic group plays the lion's share.
@@jimbotron70the point went over your head
@@jimbotron70 the government literally does more for the minorities than the russians
there are 190 ethnic groups in Russia. how the hell she thought russia is ethnically homogeneous is baffling to me
@@mishterkhalid3117 Funny how when you watch videos or see pictures of groups of people in Russia that there is only whites there. They also refused to take in any refugees. Whatever you need to tell yourself🤪
I have family in Ukraine/Russia and I travelled often there. Yes, when I exchange my Canadian dollars and when I am using my debit to purchase items, it is cheaper than back home but I also earn a lot more than an average Russian citizen. That $20 to me is less than what I make an hour but Russians need to work hours to get the same $20, does Tucker not realize that?
No and his flock of morons (it's disgraceful to sheep to call them sheep) won't even begin to question it.
lol, with the way cost of living and inflation is going, not for long.
All-in-all it's true. But Russians salaries are always referred as after all of the taxes, while US salaries are mentioned before the taxes, which makes a huge difference. Secondly, prices in Russia are final, you see 1$ tag - you pay exactly 1$, no extra taxes. Thirdly, all expenses on house, rent, electricity, heating, water, internet, mobile and whatnot are also way cheaper. All-in-all majority of the people in both countries have the same standards of living. Also I might add that all food products in Russia are organic, so be sure while comparing prices to compare it to equally organic food, which is way more expensive in US, than your typical GMO.
@@someperson1829 I taught English in Russia for 5 years, and all Russian food is not organic. And the standard of living for most Russians is much lower than the US. The price tag thing is true, which I enjoyed.
@@haroldcampbell3337 In which years you lived in Russia? The "much lower" part seems mighty suspicious, giving that Russia is on a rise, while US goes downhill (the middle class anyway). And as for non-organic - it was banned at some point, don't remember the exact year. One more reason to think that you were in Russia way back when.
If I were Tucker, I'd surrender my passport and move there. They have bread.
A modern-day Walter Duranty
THEY HAVE BREAD. DUH!!!!!!
WHO LISTENS to this idiot.
(As a long viewer of Russia) But did the store have bread the day before the video?😸
you really think there is any chance, they would take him?
Tucker has never been to ALDI in US. In ALDI you get a cart for a quarter. Sometimes people just give you a cart without asking for a quarter.
In Russia you don't have to pay at all
@TheManinBlack9054 .... you are either an idiot, or lying.... Tucker literally talked about having to put in 10rubles to get the cart, and then getting the 10 rubles back when you return the cart (and how great that is because it keeps homeless people from taking the carts to their encampments).... THIS IS THE EXACT SAME IN AMERICA at Aldi (actually a German Supermarket) where you put in a quarter to unlock the cart and get your quarter back when you return the cart....
The token for the cart is used in all european country,
@@TheManinBlack9054 um that's not what ol' Tucks is telling us, lol. We put in quarters in then get them back after we ship as well. It's not revolutionary.
Yeah right lol
As an African, I can concur that you CAN LIVE A TOTALLY AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN AFRICA, IN THE RIGHT CITY & PART OF TOWN.
That's literally rhe fundentals of corruption: channel ALL resources to a nexus for you & your cronies.
I am not that smart, and I need an explanation to your thoughts.
@OKmusic21 Just about every country has that one city with that one part of town that is specially designed for the ultra wealthy to live their best lives.
Russia's no different, which is why a 'journalist' assessing the country by his visit to this high-end district is laughable.
@@jrchanchu3895 ну вообщето ашан один из самых дешевых магазинов а кроме москвы в россии дофига городов и получше
Somebody called him a useful idiot. I agree.
He really needs to visit America. Can you imagine Tucker visits Wal-Mart. Tucker buys breakfast. Tucker takes out a book from the library.
That would be some comic relief
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
But what would he do with the book? 😂
That is assuming that there is a Wal-Mart still open in some areas of America, has this stupid woman ever heard o food deserts, in some US cities? Would she feel safe in any underground station were she lives?
A library? In red states, they are just shelving displays.
Okay why doesn’t he just stay there
Fingers crossed
How does his physical presence in the US affect you? Other than him paying more taxes? He could put out the same amount of content living in Russia but not have to pay US taxes.
TDS- Tucker Derangement Syndrome @@californiaslastgasp6847
Well oligarchs do eat well there
Well, probably because the person who says that he wants his country to be better wants to live in his country, and not move?
"Russia is famous for its bread"
*goes to Auchan, a store with infamously shitty bread *
Sorry, sir, France is on the phone ....
@@patrickd9551 tell 'em to pay their taxes
I love how Tucker is like a kid who just put cereals and candy on the cart 😂😂.
The cart deposit isn't as an incentive not to steal it, that'd be a great deal for a grocery cart. It's so more people will return them for the refund and the store won't need to pay for as much labor to wrangle carts. Also this is super common it's funny how it seems novel to Tucker, I think people are right he's never shopped for groceries.
@Metaljacket420 The only place I've seen it in the US is at Aldi.
The reality is he’s been to Switzerland for sure. That’s how shopping carts work there, with a two franc coin. He’s just never been to a supermarket. It doesn’t matter what country he’s in. He doesn’t shop.
@@mitchyoung93 So therefore……?
@@briandoczahmAlso in England, for at least a couple decades.
Carts cost range from $120- $400. Yeah, that deposit isn't an incentive to not steal. He is so embarrassing.
In Germany we need a coin for shopping carts in every grocery store, it’s been like that forever
It’s not exactly unusual in the US either. Tucker is just out of touch.
Aldi has it in Chicago!
A Shoprite in my town installed that in the early 90's. It was the main reason my family stopped going there. It's annoying.
We have those in some grocery stores in Canada too although they used to be a lot more common than now. When I was a kid in the 80s most grocery stores had them.
What is this girl talking about Russia is not homogenous or hostile to people who are not white lol. Russia has as much diversity as the US.
In the 5 years I lived in Russia, I met some of the most racist people I've ever talked to.
Ukraine has Nazi in their troops and so do Russia.
Somehow it still blows my mind that rich folks don't understand basics like grocery shopping. Like, you know they're out of touch, but it REALLY puts it in perspective and it's wild.
Yes but why would Tucker want to regularly shop for his own groceries.. certainly you wouldn’t either if you were in his shoes.
You commies are so good at projection
@@igotfriendsinlowplaces2971 What do you even mean by this? Projecting what? Not knowing how to get groceries?
Donny "Dayglow" Dump thinks you need ID to buy bread.
DJT sent Tucker to Moscow to prospect their new home😂 byeee
He didn't do a good enough of a job with that interview. I live in Boebert's district, and I am not seeing any of the right-wingers packing up to move to Russia. Very disapointed.
I'm from Russia and I endorse you all to come and see Russia for yourself. There's a lot of rich culture and history there for you to see. And maybe you'll see how the things are here.
On a more related note, google Russian supermarket and you'll see it for yourself. That's how things actually are in Russia.
@@TheManinBlack9054And that's how it is here in the States as well.
Also, tell your boy to get out of Ukraine.
@@TheManinBlack9054 if I come to Ruzzia, it's not under friendly circumstances.
@@pdxcorgidadhe's on speed dial, just gimme a sec.
@@spacemanx9595too bad, i invited you all as friends to see my country and you threaten me with war. That's quite disrespectful.
Silly mockery is also an element of propaganda. This is an attempt to devalue reality. In fact, Tucker did not tell a lot of things, for example, about free medicine, including technological operations such as heart surgery, joint prosthetics or just IVF. He did not talk about free education, did not talk about real estate prices, did not talk about hundreds of social programs and much more. But why discuss it, you can just laugh at the cart :) It looks stupid...
As a Canadian who grew up in the 90' and early 2000's, every single grocery store everywhere I lived had those coin return shopping carts. I actually think Jackass and CKY were responsible for more disappearing carts than homeless people.
Bubbles got his share also.
If you didn't already know that Tucker didn't do any grocery shopping, you would know because of the way he put things in his cart. Who puts bread and bananas in the bottom of the cart while putting milk cartons/bottles in the top of the cart?
And laying the milk bottles on their sides no less. 😳
Or maybe he just has common sense 🤔
@@sookmajoabyis that a typo?? 😂
@@ebuick3047 Wow, you must be so edgy!
My question is: he can't tell whether the bag has flour or sugar by feel?
Tucker hasn't seen the inside of a grocery store in his life.
If I made a $50,000,000 a year, I would avoid going to grocery stores too. Imagine being able to have a full time driver and never needing to go to the DMV again!
Yeah much less buying flour , is he going to bake a cake ?
As Emma said, he's Lucille Bluth 🍌
Probably buying condoms and lube to be Putins date!
Does he even know how to cook.
I can only imagine how he feels about us poor folk, the man has never held a bag of flour or sugar before.
how quick he was to throw shade on the homeless!! the change is more to get people to return the carts not put them randomly in the parking lot so the Store saves money by not having to have workers spend more time collecting the Trolleys.
I bet that dude has never bought groceries in his life yet has never opened an empty fridge. The food has always just been "there" his entire life.
He is quite wealthy.
Tucker unintentionally revealing that he has never been to a grocery store in his life and also doing Pupu's propaganda is sending me.
Can you imagine what he considers necessary for a week? How about coffee? Butter? salt. Oh, I forgot those.
These grocery stores are normal in Russia. This channel is lying. Google Russian supermarket. You'll see.
Tucker thought he was safe, when he visited a Montana sports store. He was challenged and called a douche bag, inside and outside the shop. He left with nothing and the owner laughed. Tucker can't go anywhere.
These markets are only normal in the wealthy parts or neighborhoods in Russia. Stop believe google.@@TheManinBlack9054
@TheManinBlack9054 🤡🤡🤡
Carts with change has been normal in Denmark for 50+ years.
In USA homeless steal the carts and use them as personal mobile storage
@@stevena.7022Tucker is that you
@@stevena.7022 Obviously there is an issue with people taking shopping carts in other parts of the world, as many other countries require you to insert a cart-deposit before using one.
My grocery, Safeway in DC, has radio locks on the wheels so they can't leave the lot.
And Canada, yes.
Those Ruzzian groceries are just awesome - you'll get everything within five minutes - meanwhile in the US of A you need alone 5 mins to walk from one end of the Cereals aisle to the other end ;-)
And in Russia, you are not trampled over with hardly any other shoppers with overloaded shopping carts, and waiting for a cashier.
Interesting!! What other nuggets of propaganda do you have for us? And what about the rest of Russia, outside of Moscow that's built for the elites? Please enlighten us!
He never said anything about black people! Why are you lying and bring race into this?
Who puts their bread on the bottom of their cart, and then throws everything else on top of it? 🙄 Come on now.
Someone who's never shopped in his life.
@@carlost856 Exactly. 🙄
Someone who wears bow ties
@@lorettanericcio-bohlman567 and, someone whose never been in a grocery store before because he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. 🤡💩🤡💩🙄😂
The same clown who doesn't know how grocery stores work.
Coin operated carts are a normal thing in Europe. In fact Aldi, does it, some Trader Joes (owned by Aldi) do it as well. So the idea of incentivizing not being homeless by denying the use of these carts is just some mental gymnastics Tucker is going.
He needs the brains to get that. some of the stores do it in the states: Rular king, Aldi, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, .....
Shhhhh, don’t pop his dream
If you criticize him to his fans, they actually get mad. Which I think is even crazier
In Russia the cart pays you!
Russia IS Europe. This is an American show
So the wine is stolen from Ukraine, probably the flour too!
This did actually appear to dawn on him when he said the wine was from Crimea.
@@Coffeepanda294
He seemed to rejoice in it!
He's a Putin fanboi just like Trump, Steven Seagal, Victor Orban, and most of the GOP in the US Congress!
The huge problem here is that these people can't be shamed, because the things you and I find extremely disturbing makes their tiny weiners hard!
@@Coffeepanda294 Which means it's russian wine. Are you slow or something?
@@MrGenexxx
Which means it’s wine from the occupied Crimea!
Only one here who’s slow is clearly you!
@@gorillaguerillaDK it’s not occupied since 2014. Liberated by Russia.
So this guy doesn’t know that there’s like 180 ethnic groups in Russia?
The cart brakes are a legal requirement in most of Europe for the license to operate an escalator in a store where carts are provided.
Europe has had this for about 40 years! So long ago that we used D-marks to rent them!
TUCKERS POINT IS … SANCTIONS DO NOT WORK … RUSSIA HAS EVERYTHING😂🤣😂🤣‼️
We have them in Norway, too. Heck, they probably have them where Tucker lives, too, it's just that he probably never goes near a grocery store himself.
We had them at a nearby major town in rural Ireland back in the 1980s. That man does *not* do ordinary things himself - he doesn't go to supermarkets, etc etc.
We have had these in the states for at least 10 years, Tucker just thinks hes a smart man.
@@Black-mage I mean, I also saw them in New York on my first visit there 11 years ago, in a grubby supermarket where they'd clearly been in use for years. Tucker does *not* shop or live like - Ugh! - ordinary people and non mega-millionaires, even though he never stops yapping about what he claims ordinary people think about, when he himself is such a Man of The People, he doesn't even know how they shop for basics.
Food's cheap in Russia if you pay in American dollars. Convert that to worthless Russian rubles, which is what Russian's use, and it's really freakin' expensive.
That’s stupid, both countries have currencies that I have exchange rates so the price he quoted was the price IF you paid in dlollars
Yes, worthless rubles, from an economy that is beating the whole EU combined 😂😂😂.
@@dfui. Is he? He's fighting a Ukraine that is still giving formidable resistance despite being short on backing. Don't delude yourself. As with most authoritarian societies, surface impressions often hide a far more broken picture.
@@neothaka Yes, formidable, because of support from more than 41 countries and a constant pipeline of mercenaries. The original Ukrainian army was destroyed a long time ago.
@@neothaka Russia does not have any backing. Nobody is providing dozens of billions dollars to it, nobody just gives it free equipment and ammunition, and nobody is sanctioning Ukraine for regular strikes against civilians. Ukraine is giving "formidable resistance" because Russia isn't planning to destroy it, which it easily could in months given complete disregard for collateral damage and its own casualties.
"Russia goes into the ~uuuh~ obiously the USSR dissolve"
"Massive fall in living standards to the point where people were dying at the rate that there's like a civil war going on"
It's so extremely cringe to hear those weird fantasies about my country from Americans who seem to know about it only from their media outlets and obviously has never been here nor ever talked to an actual Russian citizen. The rift between these fantasies and reality is just insane, but I think, that can happen when you get you information from questionable sources and disregard any living person who tries to tell you otherwise as a "Russian troll" or "bot".
Has Tucker just discovered how shopping carts work?
Yup, and he clearly didn't master the concept either.
Not only that, the ten rubels is so they don't have to pay a cart collector, not so homeless people won't steal them.
This is literally the system in nearly all European countries. Makes sense.
Same system for carts in many Canadian grocery stores
Grocery cart escalators in Canada too
Ask Tucker what the "median income" is in Russia......
$14,700. American,
A YEAR.
Then throw on top of that
Income tax, property tax and sales tax......
It's all relative.....
as a person living in Russia, I can say that you have greatly increased the average salary, a Russian receives about $ 440 per month
The way he just dumped everything in the grocery cart in a big pile makes it clear has never shopped for grocery's before.
"But that's how they do it in movies..."
... it's "groceries"...
My sister, my mother, my wife would kill me if i ever even thought about packing the groceries that way
He just dropped the cookies in there and I nearly had a panic attack.
You missed the point Tucer had maide.
I'm from Holland (Dutch) and 40 years old. For the last 15 years, I've sensed something truly strange happening in the West: we seem unable to think rationally anymore. Governments are implementing rules that restrict us, claiming it's for our best interest, citing CO2 and climate change, and forcing us off gas. Prices are sky-high, and we're buying LPG from the USA that's shipped to us. It's crazy. We are burning trees from all over the world, trees that take CO2 out of the air and give back oxygen. Is it just me, or are we a country that's self-destructing? Those were just two examples; there are many more crazy things, but I don't want to get political. I have my thoughts about what's happening in the world. In Dutch, we say: "we hebben onszelf in de voet geschoten!" meaning we've shot ourselves in the foot! I don't want anything to do with it. But let me be clear, I love my country, but I'm not proud at the moment of how my country has become a pawn of NATO and the EU. And the job carousel is sick. Our prime minister might get the job as head of NATO, which is slimy after 12 years of lying and bending words, and the people of the Netherlands just let it happen. We're so divided nowadays; I think a reset is necessary, and no, not by the WEF, haha. And people like you are the reason you take something like a shopping cart and make a big thing of it. Ah, and the homeless people then? In my country, we have the same system: put in a euro and you have a cart. Why are you so eager to dis the only person that's been there? And is positive. I only ask myself what are the average earnings in Russia.
The difference is that in America, a reporter could approach random shoppers in a grocery store and ask them what they thought about anything. They could converse freely without either of them suffering repercussions. I noticed Tucker didn’t talk to any of the shoppers in the Russian grocery store.
He saw what happened to Nalvaney.
@@billyscenic5610 Navalny was a white supremacist and racist, stop crying for this cia agent that no russians cared about (3 % of good opinion on him)
Yeah, Tucker. Just stay there and shop at very pricey French grocery stores in Russia forever.
Reminds me of when Dr. Oz went to a supermarket and complained that the prices were too high, and how on earth was his poor wife supposed to make a proper crudite? 🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
You mean Oz From New Jersey who tried to steal a public office in Pennsylvania and LOST!! 🎉🎉
@@louisemccoy9410 same one.. Oprah's lap dog.
Sounds like what Biden was saying during the Super Bowl, idiot doesn’t realize it’s his doing.
Rich men who hate the working class have the strangest ideas about how shopping works.
We don’t have these carts in New Zealand, people steal them all the time. It’s a big problem here 😢
Why the US government didn't force him to carry Ricin strips to his meeting I will never understand.
Tucker probably doesn't go to the grocery store in the US.
Hopefully he's practicing for permanent residence.
Nah. He was just looking for a place that kept him away from windows while he was there.
Пусть приезжает) В России живёт много национальностей, и американцы в том числе, мы русские люди не нацисты в отличии от некоторых😅
He apparently has never been to Aldi’s lol
My first thought as well, haha.
Aldi been having those decades ago lol
Funny thing is they do it so they dont have to hire someone to collect carts. Has nothing to do with Tucker's strawman homeless argument lol
Plenty of people in U.S. never been to aldi.
@@Ryzen_931 knowing Tucker lives on the East Coast specifically between DC, MD and FL, imagine they are all over.
And any high crime area in the USA has a mechanism on the cart to stop them from being removed. Some won’t go off the pavement/sidewalk in front of the store.
To just take a piss on Tucker Carlson this way say all about you and nothing about Tucker... What a bunch of ego's the MAjority Report are...
He dragged a cart through a shopping mall to the grocery store which had carts at the entrance..just to make a stupid point?
Wow what a beautiful generic shopping mall just like everywhere else, i'm shocked at russian technology and way of life. Absolutely marvelous
Really. Seems a little old fashioned and tired to me!
I’ve never seen a mall with shopping carts, or a shopping cart escalator… but I’ve only been to a handful of malls
Grocery carts in the rest of Europe have had the same coin-release and return mechanism for decades. Does anyone get the impression that Carlson never does his own shopping, which is why he is surprised at this technological marvel?
He’s worth 400 million dollars, why would anyone think he does his own groceries.
@@Rareos Exactly. So why is he pretending here that he might?
I do my own grocery shopping and never heard of this
@@mikeb1596 Well, you now know that, whatever Tucker may think, the coin release/return mechanism has been round for decades, is not a Russian invention, is widespread wherever there are supermarkets (also not a Russian invention), and the massively-wealthy-through-inheritance Tucker shares your ignorant on the subject. Every week my 6-year old great niece uses this device that so excites Tucker. Rocket science it ain't!
Its just clear trash talking and trying to run him into the trash and is truly sad because it's all because of politics also its very clear he was joking and i guess they cannot tell the differences no surprise
You can criticize Carlson but at the same time you're all talking only about him.
In the UK we've had supermarket trolleys like that for years! We put £1 coin in and get it back on return. It's no big deal.
And half of them still end up in canals and rivers lol
Same here in Denmark the trolley has two slots which take a ten or twenty Kr coin .
Same in Ireland 🤷♂️
uSA are more like a 3 rd world country compared to Europe and russia.
@@Alex-cw3rz Not true. Nearly all find their way back, even though most people use plastic tokens rather than coins nowadays. Returning trolleys has become a habit, like not dropping litter in the street.
Tucker just wants Swanson microwave TV dinners in Russian grocery stores.
Stopped eating those as a last resort when I found out his family owned it decades ago.
@celebrityrog his stepmother
@@tyronebrown3837
So yeah, his family.
LOL!
@@warriorwaitress7690 Marg Post practically invented the freezer who happened to own Maralargo before Trump. Tucker is just slumming it.
The angle was that the overall cost was a quarter of what they estimated the cost of the same shopping trip in the US. So pointing out that the products and experience is exactly the same is really contributive to the point.
Of course, it really depends what the average income is; if the cost of an identical shop is a quarter but the modal average monthly income is a tenth the people are worst off, and if you were legitimately skeptical of the piece that is what you would ask: "what is that as a percentage of the average household income?" rather than "what is that in terms of the exchange rate?" You would want it to be a bargain for the natives; not a bargain for tourists.
I don't know the answer to that; I have no idea what the comparisson between US and Russian household incomes is or which way it skews. Without checking, I have no way of knowing if that would strengthen Tucker's argument or weaken it; I just know that would be the first point of sincere skepticism.
However, you deliberately don't include the conclusion; you just use the piece as an opportunity to rip him for not being familiar with modern supermarkets everywhere
Yes, everywhere in the world has coin deposit trolleys, locking wheels for escalator ramps, automatic doors, shampoo that also conditions and bread that is already sliced -it's all so futuristic.~ Yeah, that is funny that he appears to be surprised by such commonplace phenomena, and does indicate that it has been a long time since he last did his own grocery shopping and how do such people manage? Can people really be so organised that they order everything online? I don't even know the kitchen foil is about to run out until I see the empty cardboard tube, so I do at least three supermarket trips a week, and whilst that seems like a confession to absolute dumbassery; I can't believe my dumbassery is that unique. So agreed, why is he impressed by such mundanity? I get it: it's funny.
But it wasn't the point of the segment and you are deceiving yoir viewers by pretending it was, and friends do not lie! Because you are not just harming Tucker by lying about him, you are harming your viewers by lying to them. To deprive people of truth is to deprive them of the wherewithal to form their own conclusions and opinions. It is immoral. And a lot of them will see that clip elsewhere, no one is tied to only one particular channel anymore, and they will then know that you lied and they will no longer trust you, so you are harmed too. I don't understand how people can be so passionately in favour of lying!
I'll tell you, the rent for a flat in st Petersbourg is 2500-3000 rouble, that's 45 dollars.
A good pension is 300 dollars.
The Gillette's blades costed 1400 - 1600 rubles, that's 7 times what it costs in Europe.
The floor cost more than in Europe.
The supermarket is not russian but French.
It's the French supermarket chain AUCHAN who builder all those supermarkets in Russia, also Lidl and Aldi did it, and France who introduced those carts, and french AUCHAN who also builders all productions plants to produce most commodities in Russia, and the logistic, but also had many products imported.
Putin stole all those factories and supermarkets from Auchan and all Auchan investments, in January 2023.
No it's not cheaper, it's 10 times more expensive for a russian than it is for us.
They put butter under lock and tuna cans, and eggs under lock.
But this dishonest bastard didn't show you that of course, nor did he show us the price of anything while shopping nor talk of it.
So if the purpose of his circus in Auchan was to show the cost difference, why he never mentioned nor showed a single price tag, nor talk of it in the whole video, nor know himself the worth of a ruble versus dollar?
Because that wasn't the purpose of his video.
He even talk of 10 euro to be put in the cart at the beginning.
The money in Russia is not Euro but rubles
You need about 76 roubles for 1 euro. 10 euro will be 760-800 roubles. Nobody will ever take a card.
It's 10 rubles.
About 50 cents of euro.
The value of the ruble has completely plummeted last year, so you'll have to Google it to get the actual course.
Russia is a shitty country, they don't even have toilet nor running water inside the house outside Moscow, only 15 km from Moscow, and 90% of the country outside the big cities, is dead poor.
Hospitals in all the country outside Moscow and St Petersbourg have not been renovated nor had maintenance since 1978 - 1980
Since 44 years.
So you can imagine how bad it is.
Putin has not invested a kopec in infrastructures in the 25 years he has been on power.
Oh and Putin was a criminal and a junkie before he became president.
He was in jail several years for theft, drug, and violence, did some judo in a rehab center for young, got into the FSB as snitch on civilians in east Germany, was in the Russian mafia and work as body guard for criminal politicians, was hired by politicians to take care of problems, aka kill people making lawsuits against them, or disturbing opposition people unveiling tax issues and stolen state money, that's how he came close to politic and politicians, and worked for oligarques, one of which, the most influential, chose Putin as future president of Russia, and with the help of the FSB, put Putin as candidate against the previous one, and put Putin as president after a fake election and a massive propaganda campaign.
About 10 years later, that oligarch regretted his choice seeing what Putin was doing to the country, and warned people against him, and was killed in 2013, in London, right before the invasion of Ukraine in 2014.
Maybe you should talk to russians.
They are beaten to death and arrested by the police everywhere in Russia, for showing up to Alexey Navalny memorial with a flower.
Even old women.
Before you defend something you don't know a thing about, get informed.
16 years old girls are arrested and jailed for 7 years, for bringing a rose to an Alexey NAVALNY'S shrine.
You like Nazism, facism, and totalitarisme and seeing people being repressed, and having zero rights to express themselves and zero civil rights??!!
Americans supporting Putin are the worse ignorant assholes on earth, and have absolutely no excuse.
You have access to real free informations, you chose to watch propaganda channels, they don't have that choice, there is only one info, the one owned by Putin and the KGB.
Shame on you!
Your children will look at you like you looked at Hitler's lovers and fanatics.
Cause that's what you've become
That's what you are.
When you support Trump or Putin, you've lost the right to say "to deprive people of truth" unless you are talking about your heroes, the fachists Trump and the nazi dictator Putin.
Nazism was totalitarisme.
Stalinism too, even worse
And Putin has put back totalitarisme even worse than under Stalin, with denunciation of people, deportations, and penitentiary colonies, also called Gulag.
Go to Russia
Nobody is holding you back.
You are disgusting of ignorance and irresponsibility.
Do you even think about the consequences of your words and actions on others than yourself?
Alexey Navalny is dead, killed in the gulag in the arctic circle.
Why do you think this happened?
Because Trump support Putin and you too.
You have blood in your hands, wether you take responsibility for your part in it, or not.
Like all who collaborated with the nazi and show sympathy for them had blood on their hands and took part in what they did.
There is no difference between pro nazists, nazist, pro Hitler, and pro Putin.
Its Even worse cause you should have the experience they lacked back then.
You are all really disgusting.
In Russia they can have excuses for their dumbness, but not in America.
You have no excuse for what you are doing and are the shame of America and of the Western world, and will remain the stain of USA and of USA history for many generations to come.
How could you support totalitarisme and dictatorships, and not see how wrong it is??!!
You are bringing USA down, and you don't even take responsibility for it, nor are even able to see it!
It's completely incredible.
Have you fallen into a Walt Disney show and are unable to come out and wake up??
You make me sick.
Like nazists in concentration camps makes me sick
Like guards in Navalny's penitentiary makes me sick
Like your denial of responsibility for what is happening makes me sick.
People are dying!!
For fuck sake, get yourself together and face reality.
You are loving the like of Pol Pot, Pinochet, Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and you don't see what's wrong with it, and imagine yourself being right and saving the world against the elite...
By listening to billionaire trump and trillionaire KGB officer Putin..
Tell me, are you mad, or just suffer of a very advanced case of cognitive dissonance?
Have you forgotten the difference between right and wrong?
Or are you just pretending?
@@Sophie-Ocean
Actually he does show price tags. You can clearly see the price tags on chocolate bars at about 45.10, but it's meaningless; I don't know what a rouble is worth, and as I say, that would be a fair criticism; it would be my criticism of the piece - if you don't know what an average household income is you don't know what the real cost of items are.
But that isn't the critique Majority Report are giving. What they are doing is strawmanning. Suppose Carlsons message actually were what MR are claiming it is; that would be a very unsuccessful piece of propaganda anyway because everyone knows we, the viewers, have been out of our doors and into our own high streets even if Tucker hasn't. We know that our supermarkets look identical. By the way, it doesn't really matter of the supermarket is French or Russian, the point is about standard of living, not how thriving the corporations are but what the people have access to and what their day to day lives are like. So it is irrelevant who the supermarket belongs to. All the big companies are multinational now anyway. It is supposed to be a piece about Russia not having the runaway inflation the US has. But, yes, you can clearly see price tags in the original footage (maybe not in the clips MR selected) but of course it's not helpful without a conversion to local currency.
Price was a key point of the Tucker supermarket visit, but he was also attempting through his propaganda piece to highlight how "Russia is so much better than America", by showcasing the equivalent of the Pyongyang highlight reel. Tucker is a fraud and his marveling over COMPLETELY ORDINARY THINGS demonstrates he doesn't have a clue what he's talking about - it's just like Donald carrying on about needing an ID to buy bread.
MR definitely *SHOULD* have laid in the boot to Tucker on his fraudulent "it's so much cheaper in Russia" line of propaganda, because that would have again been a slam dunk debunking of Tucker. But that would have just been a continuation of what they're doing here. Tucker is still a useful idiot pushing Russian propaganda either way.
@@markpostgate2551 In fact, it is even more difficult to estimate; it is not enough to know prices in grocery supermarkets and incomes. Indeed, in different countries the structure of expenses may differ significantly. Some things, the cost of which in one country may constitute a significant part of income, may be free in another country.
@@NamemaNSl
Like healthcare, for example.
There’s shopping carts in American grocery stores that lock up as soon as you try to take them out of the parking lot. Dude has obviously never gone to a normal grocery store in his life.
As a European i'm more shocked about what's all new for an American. 🤦♂️. Seems we have more in common with Russia than the US.
american comes in and yells: no faxes! you can send and receive documents from and to the government digitally!
no papers! no credit score system! healthcare! digital id!
government files your taxes for you for free and all you have to do is sign off on it!
No wonder since Tucker went to an Auchan supermarket, and it's French
This is more a class issue than a national issue. Tucker is rich as hell and likely has never bought his own groceries in his life. I've seen all of these things in both American and English grocery stores.
We have Aldi grocery stores in the US.
There was nothing out of the ordinary is this grocery store compared to the US. Tucker has probably just not been in a US grocery store more than 3 times in his whole life.
The cart thing is so funny to me. We had those in Australia in the 80s. Now we have carts where the wheels remotely lock a certain distance from the supermarket
I just made a similar comment. It's bizarre watching this bloke. I don't think he's been in a supermarket in his life.
@@Don.tKillTheMessangerthe fact that he lobbed the bread into the bottom and stacked everything on top. Instead of putting it on the kiddos seat. That is the ultimate evidence that he has never shopped in a supermarket in his life. So glad he didn’t buy eggs.
Oo, we got those too, in California.
Stop😂
"Russian wine from Crimea, where all the Russian grapes are grown."
Most of the population of Crimea is russian, what's your point ?
I've spent a lot of time travelling through many countries in Africa, and even in the poorer, underdeveloped nations, I could still find a nice, regular grocery store in the capital city (designed to service the few middle class and up in the community) and make the exact same video. Just don't film outside and see the majority of those who can't really shop there.
The difference is even the smallest towns in the poorest ethnic Russian regions have the same grocery stores with people of all income levels shopping there. The point Tucker was making was that Moscow has higher standards of living than pretty much anywhere in the US, which was very clearly demonstrated in his video.
@@HigherMorality The point Tucker was making is he's a simp for Putin and he's never been in a grocery store in his life. I love visiting Moscow, but it does not have an amazing high standard of living. All that's clearly demonstrated in this video is one grocery store and one spoilt, entitled millionaire walking around it.
"Just don't film outside and see the majority of those who can't really shop there." - are you assuming that a regular Russian citizen can't by things in a grocery shop or what?
@@plazmotron2000 Go back and read my original post closely please. That's not what I said. The quote is correct, but does not relate to what you claim.
I feel like Tucker probably just immediately threw that bag of flour away after filming lol
Yes. Dd he think to give it to any one?
Congrats on Emma's nuptials to Sam Seder.
i bet he savored the occupation wine from Crimea tho.
@@wolfgangBuonarotti 😆😂😆
@@wolfgangBuonarotti
Yeah I bet it taste real Russian considering even Polish prime minister admitted Crimea has been under Russian control longer than Ukrainian, but hey, maybe he is eyeing a few states himself, not that I would blame Polish minister if some Polish tanks rolled into rightful Polish territory.
Pampered Swanson Frozen Foods heir SHOCKED when discovering the concept of grocery stores for the first time in his spoiled life.
Rich boy
So Democrats are "radical left socialist Marxist commies" while ultra right wing trust fund boy promotes a communist dictatorship. Makes perfect sense.
Wait until he gets to the actual frozen food aisle, and see Swanson dinners!! 😂
Is he really a Swanson food heir?
Wouldn’t be surprised if his fortune came from low quality, unhealthy crap.
Yep
She is SOOOO jealous of Tucker Karlson popularity! Shame on you!
Tucker is so unimportant that you do 6 vids a week about him.
Tucker trying to act normal in a shop is hilarious 🤣
Almost as hilarious as thinking Ukraine stands a chance against Russia 😂
😂
Ukraine is being destroyed and you are aiding it. They cannot win, they have already lost.
Maybe Tucker can succeed in convincing his most avid supporters to emigrate to Russia so we in the US don't have to deal with them.
Yes, Mexicans and Columbians are better neighbours than Tucker's supporters.
Oh no! What happened to your civility and politeness? All gone out the window when I asked you, quite reasonably, to back up your assertions with proof?
I once heard a waitress tell a foreigner this: "This is America, sir, and if you don't like it, you can always leave." I think Tucker needs to be told.
He's literally shopping in Auchan - a French supermarket chain.
The system of coins for carts is actually rather rare. Most markets don't bother, and many people are cashless these days anyway.
I think it depends if there is a parking lot or not, the neighborhood, the space available, etc. If we're talking actual supermarkets (especially in the country) or even hypermarkets, it's not that rare...
Такеру Карлсону респект и уважение хотя бы за частичку правды о России. А то ведь из-за лживой пропаганды Россию представляют отсталой и нищей страной. Современная Россия- высокоразвитое государство, в некоторых отраслях более прогрессивнее, чем Запад, особенно в IT - технологиях в банковской и налоговых сферах. В России существует Многофункциональный Центр, который предоставляет гражданам различный спектр гоударственных и муниципальных услуг по принципу "единого окна". Благодаря этому Центру можно получить огромный набор услуг: от оформления паспорта и водительского удостоверения до получения электронной цифровой подписи. Здесь можно получить любую справку, например, об отсутствии судимости; разрешение на хранение оружия; охотничий билет; оформить документы на семью; записать ребенка на очередь в детский сад; оформить все виды выплат и пособий на ребенка; оформить единовременное пособие при рождении ребенка; оформить документы для бизнеса и многое другое, этот перечень можно писать до бесконечности. Такие услуги экономит время и нервы и документы вы ждете не месяцами, а за несколько дней.
Exactly! 😆 😆 😆
And, as far as I know, there are no 'food sanctions'.
Some companies don't want to directly sell their products to Russia, but they can be acquired through third parties (grey market) import. - with a middleman fee attached, of course.
That purposeful inclusion of Crimean wine shows you how totally morally and ethically bankrupt he is.
What's next? Globus (German). 😂
Shopping in a French grocery and saying "Russia is famous for its bread" 🤔
Auchan yes, spelled in Cyrillic alphabet. Spanish supermarket giant, Mercadona trust their customers...they don't use coins or tokens for their 🛒.
I hope Tucker had his ID to buy that bread.
In 1973, When my friend got a scholaship to study medecin in Moscow, she received coupons for her grocery expenses. I visited her once and giggled every times about her coupons which made her angry with me😅😂
@@kousoumarendall7948вы наверное думаете что мы до сих пор так живём?! 😂😂😂
Ya, and got a coupon from KGB officer at the entrance.
Tucker was shopping in Moscow. The MEDIAN wage in Moscow is 1,366 a month. The average wage is closer to 3,974 dollars, which compares to the Alabaman $4,093 a month wage. In relation to the areas pay, Tucker is still kind of right about the prices. People need to stop lumping the entire country into one payscale when considering local prices. Alabama is not California. Alabama's "average" wage is 23 dollars. Californias is 33 dollars. Russia is a massive land mass with incredibly rural sections of country where there isnt even an economy, and those people get lumped into "Averages" with the mega billionaires etc in the developed areas. It's also worth noting that again, location. He's shopping in a giant grocery mart in the middle of Moscow, grocery prices at that store wont reflect grocery prices in some rural bumblefuck town 500 miles away.
Common sense- I agree.
He was smelling plastic wrapped bread and reacted as if that was a wonderful aroma.
If the bread is freshly made, you can still smell the aroma, even if it's wrapped in plastic.
Well... their plastic probably smells better than our plastic. 🤣🤣🤣
Most of them have small holes on them. 😀
uh oh looks like you never smelled freshly made bread.
Aldi's food stores have them.. smh
Tucker's never sat foot in an Aldi's ever
He needs the brains to get that. some of the stores do it in the states: Rular king, Aldi, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, .....
What’s crazier is that if you criticize him to his fans they actually get offended. They think he’s a genius and can’t see that he’s a manipulator
The supermarket he is visitting is the French owned Auchan which is present in several European countries. The trollies and the system with putting in a coin exists everywhere in Europe and so do the way to get the trolley from one floor to the next with the magnets. He is obviously not a person who knows much about shopping and supermarkets, hypermarkets and malls.
Comparing prices was a BAD idea. He should have compared the quality of the food and the downtown area of Moscow with the American counterparts. I'm not going to lie. You 2 are laughing but American cities are screwed BIG TIME.
The coin to get the cart is so that people will put the cart back when they're done. They do this primarily to save on labor costs not to prevent theft.
He needs the brains to get that. some of the stores do it in the states: Rular king, Aldi, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, .....
I remember shopping at aldi 20yrs ago ×e had those then. Haha so out of touch.
Never seen coin unlocked carts.
No dollar tree stores have it in my area.
Came to UK. We've had these trolleys for decades,,,😅😅😅😅
@@Amenti_H Quite common in Norway. Large sized convenience stores use it as well.
You missed the bit where he says the low dollar equivalent of his shop shows how much the US is in decline, conveniently forgetting to mention that he just spent about a third of an average monthly Russian salary.
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Moscow is the most expensive city in Russia and therefor has the highest income, Moscow is still cheaper by half than most Western European cities, while being two-three times as expensive as most other Russian cities. The numbers don’t support your statement. Also “average salaries” include the republics (non-European Russia) which drastically reduce the average.
@@ChipsChallenge95I'm shocked this was permitted to appear.
@@ChipsChallenge95 Why are we now considering some remote regions of Russia? Let's look at the poorest regions of Europe and the USA. What's the point of that? In general, Tucker did not talk about purchasing power and salaries. If we talk about salaries in the United States and taxes now, then the picture will turn out to be quite sad. Tucker meant that exactly the same products (and even better quality) can have a much lower price, while offering a much better service. It's about the ratio. We are not talking now about an African village where a cow's hoof will be sold to you from a barn with a thatched roof for 2 cents. We are talking about comparable products and services, but for a cheaper price. Reducing the price does not mean that the products are of inferior quality and the service is much worse. In the USA, they offer the same thing, but for higher prices (while the quality is even worse). That's what Tucker's talking about. Tucker was talking about the United States, not Russia. Russia is a vivid example of how to use the economy and manage the country more effectively. I understand that if in Russia they offered products of inferior quality and lack of service for less money (this would be logical), but in Russia it's the opposite. For much less money, better products and better service are offered. Tucker wouldn't be surprised if he came to a Soviet-era department store with dirty walls and bought a sausage with flies on it, for a price 4 times less than in the United States. But here it's the other way around. In the USA, people buy food from GMOs and chemicals, walk on piss-soaked sidewalks and unsafe shopping malls, but at the same time pay 4 times more expensive. Tucker would not have been surprised if in the USA, for a price 4 times higher, people would buy environmentally friendly natural food, and the service in shopping centers was at the highest level. But in reality, the opposite is true.
Just wait until he finds out about Aldi’s since the mid 90’s
Having lived in Moscow for years, until 2014, most people don't shop at places like that. They shop at "Producti", grungy little shops with angry old women behind the counter, low light, and limited selection.
In most places, produkti have been replaced by supermarkets. The only produkti left near me, survives because of their prepared salads, and prepared ingredients ready to cook.
@@peterwilliams2152 nah, 24h shops still live here and there, but they are overpriced, so people mostly buy smokes in those. I've never seen someone really shopping for groceries in places like this
@@plazmotron2000 There's a Пив & ко that I have to go past on the way to the supermarket, and I'm amazed by the number of people who do buy from there limited range of groceries, when the nearby Магнит and Монетка are still open. I suppose that it's convenience over value.
UK has had supermarket trolleys like that for c 40yrs
Watching that oaf shop is like watching a caveman with a bicycle.
I was remembering 30 as a rough estimate but yeah it could be 40 years even.
😂
Most UK shops don't bother now, the average spend is - Your Last Pound
@@greatestytcommentatoryour comment doesn't make any sense. Foolish troll
They don’t have those type of shopping carts in the USA. I am from Germany and live in America and was shocked by the shopping carts in America.
Rich people don't know how... In the UK, Rishi Sunak (he plus wife richer than the King), now prime minister but then chancellor, struggled to buy fuel with a bank card. He had to borrow a small car (Kia Rio) to appear 'ordinary'.
Bro doesn’t realize we do the quarter thing in America too 😂😂 he probably hasn’t shopped for himself in decades
Like these two clowns you didn't get the point he's making. He's showing that Russia isn't the backward country that your mainstream media would have you believe.
What he was saying is that the sanctions are doing nothing. The price of the food was the same as it is in America, given the ratio of food cost to income. Wake up.
I don’t even understand what the point of his segment was. Russia has grocery stores too? Cool, Tucker. Very interesting. Thanks for that.
America bad, Putin good propaganda. He wouldn’t lower himself to this level of subservient bootlicking unless he was paid, threatened, or both.
Can you imagine how fucking humiliating it must be to have his kind of fame and money, just to walk through a basic ass store and be like “😯 look at this bread 😁”
At least we don't hear the "they don't have stuff like we do" argument anymore. But don't worry you will find new ones. haters gonna hate
Well, in all honesty it is pretty simple. When the sanctions ere implemented the idea, which I've seen several times, was that they will crush the Russian economy (Or as Biden has famously said "1USD is 200 Rublels now@")^ the living conditions will deteriorate and the popultion of big cities will start to riot against Putin because of that.
Which means, that when Grocery stores are full, that sanctions had failed. This sotres were supposed to be empty and looted at that point.
@Ryzen_931actually it was about Russian sections. Nothing to do with American supermarkets. Not sure if you were joking or not.
Russian inflation is brutal. Way worse than US.
Have some cheese with your Crimean wine.
Some people say "we have had these cars for years in every grocery store..." What are you talking about!!!???? We have them for DECADES. I'm 40 and they already existed when I was a kid
Razor blades equivalent of $30 for what? 5 blades? What’s the average monthly wage in Russia?
The average Russian does not buy imported German razor blades. You can buy a domestic brand with a razor and 26 refills for about $4.60. Or a safety razor and blades for far less.
@@peterwilliams2152 strange he didnt go to find the cheapest marketplace he could find in russia.
why his handlers took him to a french super market chain in a big city?
@@peterwilliams2152with such domestic blade shaving is a torture.
@@Redmanticoresince Tucker's audience swallows such propaganda as usual
In the Soviet Union, drink vending machines did not dispense cans or bottles. A community glass was to be washed and returned and only a filling of it was dispensed upon payment.
"Oh hello my fellow common man grocery shoppers! Are you as excited to be putting your everyday staples into your wheeled cart as I am?"
He's totally human and not a robot, right?
"Salutations fellow human person. I too enjoy consuming fermented grain beverages and flavored carbohydrates wedges."
"This bread appears to be ripe"
The main point Russians are not starving due to the sanctions and their economy is growing while the ones that impose the sanctions are in recession. That's the point. the hypocrites try hard to ignore this fact.
In Putin's Russia, which has a destroyed economy due to thousands of sanctions, during a war with dozens of Western countries. Yes, why?
He reminds me of Mitt Romney and Dr.Oz doing grocery shopping for the first time 😂
This reminds me of when Laura Bush was _enthralled_ by the cashier's scanner in a grocery store, and when Hillary Clinton didn't know how to work a regular coffee maker.
It wasn't Laura, it was her father in law.
Remember when Trump couldn’t drink from a water bottle 😂. Rich people aren’t used to drinking from plastic 🤣😂😳😂
@@dakmycat3688 When he drinks bottled water, it comes with a glass tumbler.
I may not know how to work a regular coffee maker, if it has more than 4 buttons, honestly.
I'm 61 and have never had coffee and probably wouldn't know either and I'm definitely not rich.
Now send Tucker around the rest of Russia.
Moscow Tucky is totally as in totally unaware that salaries in Russia are rock bottom, making most food items a luxury.
The prices are half to a quarter of what it costs in the western countries, so even with lower wages they can afford. You have to put things in context to fully understand. Try watching other channels that show shopping and the low cost of groceries in Russia like Travelling with Russell, Baklykov, American Expat among many others. Free your mind.
Where he's shopping, 'Auchan', is a French supermarket chain. He's basically wandering around European Walmart.
Sanctions are working then.
All products in that supermarket are Russian products. All supermarkets in Russia much much better then USA
@@Redsauce101Plenty of companies skirt or ignore the sanctions.
@@Redsauce101Au contraire
@@martinjrgensen8234 Like Auchan
Many European markets use paid carts, it is easier than paying people to go wrangle them and they are where they are needed rather than blocking parking spots.
Almost all of them.
The whole world has these - have had for decades.
Tucker is just so stupid & surprised by the experiencing of how shopping works it’s all new to him.
Oh, these wheels are magnetized - AMAZING!!!
I’m guessing Europe has those too?
Do you have those biscuit things in Europe? I can’t wait until Australia gets those /s
I moved to Toronto as a 9-year-old where Loblaws used to require a quarter to release a shopping cart which was returned to you when you docked it. This was in 1985. The fact that in 2024 Tucker Carlson is marveling at the same system being utilized in Russia as evidence of how advanced the country is utterly f..... hilarious.
Checking yourself out is to much work but returning your cart is not, these people are all over the place.
Callig Crimea "part of Russia" was probably the point of the segment.