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@@mikeholo9632 meat, poultry, fish and all food products in Russia now cost more than in EU ! And all the other domestic , electronic , cars e.t.c now cost a lot higher than in any Western country
I think there is barely a single apartment block in Russia without stores downstairs. In our building we also have 2 beauty salons, a liquor store, a gym and also a phone repair place.
I have a 1000 small items shop(it definitely has more than 1000 items - not food, literally anything you might need), a pets shop, a pharmacy, a sweets shop, clothes shop, hairdresser, photo studio and even car parts shop. But I live in the place where buildings are just next to each other so there many supermarkets, liquor stores, a gym, a dentist office and even an art museum😂@@TravellingwithRussell
Nice walk around, tell your friend working in the market I like how clean his market is. I thought you could go to the market without going outside. How about a market or store maybe 100 miles away from a big city. Joe watching at from Dunedin,Florida USA. By the way it’s 01/25/2024 and it’s 70 Fahrenheit in the sun shining today.
@@Mr_Fat_Tro11 Дядька это из Австралии вроде как. А снимает он магазины, из-за того что эти видосы набирают просмотры. А просмотры они набирают, потому что в некоторых странах, до сих пор верят в пустые полки и консервированных ежей.
@@Freakadelko вот только посмотришь комментарии и процентов 20 комментариев на русском языке. Плюс еще русские оставляют комментарии на английском. Не удивлюсь если половина просмотров окажется из России. Но об этом только сам Рассел может поведать.
@@alex-0 Большинство посмотревших вообще комментариев не оставляет. Так что только Расселу известно кто и откуда смотрит это. Но если подробный контент собирает просмотры, почему бы не снимать его пока не надоест зрителям?
Да это отлично, когда нужно, что-то срочно. Молоко, хлеб. Живу Санкт-Петербурге. Около дома в 5 минутой доступности 2 таких магазина "Петерочка" и один работает 24 часа. Да и 4 аптеки рядом в 5 минутой доступности, , 2 круглосуточные..
This can be implemented in blocks consisting of high-rise apartment buildings. Hundreds of people live in each such house. This gives rise to many disadvantages.
The average income is 4-5 times less in Russia. So it's not that cheap. If you live in the Russian Federation with incomes like in Britain, then yes, it will be a very satisfying life. On the contrary, it won’t work out at all.
@@_B_B_B измерять величину российских зарплат, переводя их в евро или доллары - это глупо. Средний россиянин живёт лучше и комфортнее, чем средний англичанин, француз или итальянец например. Это факт! Обращать внимание, в первую очередь, нужно на процентное соотношение денежных средств в бумажнике и потраченных денег на обеспечение своей жизни. Средний россиянин тратит гораздо меньше средств на всё это, чем средний европеец или американец. В России дешёвая плата за коммунальные услуги - электричество, газ, вода. В России дешёвый и качественный интернет. В России дешёвый, качественный и хорошо развитый общественный транспорт. В России бесплатная и качественная медицина, в России бесплатное образование и детские сады и много других социальных плюсов. В России низкий подоходный налог.
@@youtubepidari I wrote about the average income in Russia in relation to the average income in Britain. The average income in Britain is around £2,200. In Russia, the average income is 69,000 rubles, which is approximately 600 pounds. If we remove Moscow from the statistics, then the average salary in Russia will become sharply lower. And it will be about 50,000 rubles, which is about 450 pounds. The average income of a Russian is very different from the average income of a Muscovite. The difference is almost double. Wealth from all over Russia has been brought to Moscow. There are about a million federal officials in Moscow. They have very good incomes. And in Moscow there are huge residential areas in which crowds of people live with significantly lower incomes. I repeat once again, Moscow and Russia are two different places. It is impossible to evaluate Russia based on Moscow. Here's a list of popular jobs from a local job site. 🧑🏻💼Assistant HR specialist, salary - 30,000 rubles, 💰Accountant assistant, payment - 20,000 - 25,000 rubles, 👷🏻♂Assistant service engineer and technical maintenance engineer, payment - 40,000 - 50,000 rubles, 🏍Car and motorcycle mechanic, payment - 40,000 - 80,000 rubles, 👗Assistant cutter, payment - 25,000 - 30,000 rubles, 💼Legal assistant, payment - from 10,000 rubles, 🧑🏻🍳Cook, payment - from 40,000 rubles, 🖥1C programmer (trainee), payment - from 30,000 rubles, 💻Teacher of computer courses, English teacher, payment - from 500 rubles/hour, ✏Designer, piecework payment, 📱SMM Specialist Assistant, SMM Specialist, payment - 15,000 - 40,000 rubles. These are entry-level jobs, there are others that pay more, but not much more. Just look how much they pay a salesperson, cashier, cleaner, storekeeper, security guard, teacher in Russian cities. Not Moscow. Choose any city. Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, Chita, Rostov, etc. and look at the result.
6:20 "pack of twenty" is a pack of 30 (you can see 5 rows and 6 columns of eggs in the pack) Price tag has "3 десятка" phrase. So 30 eggs for 239 RUB. But the eggs are pretty small (C2) category. There are category of eggs in Russia by weight: С3, C2, C1, C0, CB (see ГОСТ 31654-2012) You can find packs of: 6, 10 (most popular), 20 and 30.
3 сорт с 90-х уже не выпускают, сейчас минимум 2 сорт, хотя ГОСТ действительно допускает наличие 3 сорта. Помимо размеров сорт еще и регламентирует возможность наличия в упаковке яиц с незначительными повреждениями без нарушения их целостности С3 - 2 шт. С2, С1 -1 шт. С0 и СВ - не допускается
Hallo Russell, danke für das originelle Video. Bin letzte Woche nach 4 Wochen aus einem kleinen Dorf nähe Kaliningrad zurückgekehrt. Dort haben wir in 5 Minuten Fussdistanz einige solche Läden wie deiner, daneben eine Bäckerei, Alkoholladen, Blumenladen, alles was man sich denken kann. Im Victoria ist es sogar so, das der mit Artikeln überfüllt ist, man kann sich kaum umdrehen darin. Daneben hat es 2 -3 kleinere Läden, aber alle mit einem guten Angebot. Also wer meint, das in Russland ausserhalb Moskaus Mangel herrscht, irrt sich gewaltig. Ob und wie die Preise gestiegen sind kann ich nicht beurteilen, dafür bin ich noch zu wenig lange dort. Lieber Gruss, im Moment aus der Schweiz
I believe that Kaliningrad feels less sanction because it’s literally in Europe and there will always be some ways for european products to arrive there. But I may be wrong.
@@Мартынов-х3ъYou're wrong. Russia is huge! This is a big market. Goods from all over the world are brought here. There is no such choice in any European country. I really like Korean cosmetics, I freely buy them in Russia. Once I bought toothpaste from Thailand in a regular store. It is very different from ordinary toothpaste. It's a pity that you can't put a photo here. There are also shops with goods from India.
My first trip to RU I went to Rostov on Don. The next day I walked to a national chain store-mid size grocery stores. I was amazed as it was just like any supermarket in the US (even better was a real bakery that you could smell fresh baked good and a real butcher shop. I sent pics to my youngest daughter. her response was "dad they like to us) referring to all the B&W film footage of people shopping in RU.
Hi Russel, many people comment that in Russia people must visit stores personally to get items. Consider making a video about online shopping from 5ka, Magnit (i.e. local shops) etc via delivery services. Quite useful for disabled people.
@@TravellingwithRussell Thanks, No, I have just watched that one, thanks, and my suggestion was more about a home experience where you click through the items, add to a basket and get items delivered to your door. Maybe compare apps, variety, packaging and overall user experience.
Hi Russell, thanks for the video and yes it would be great if you showed the local typical liquor store that would remind me of the time you work on the cruise ships and worked in their liquor store. Thanks for the video.
Oh wow 😮...no clue you've been living in Moscow that long! Then again, I'm relatively new to your channel. How come you chose to relocate out there to start a life? I'm considering it too❤
8:36 It impresses me that a Hungarian brand called Kotányi which sells all kinds of spices and seasonings is all overin Russia, in evrey store in your videos I can spot them. Good to see that!
Here in Spain the small supermarkets are so expensive. I never use them. The food is not fresh. The bigger supermarkets are more competitive. Egg prices have gone up, We get 3 sizes I bought 12 large for 2.62€, The shops that sell alcohol and cigarettes are owned by Asians. We have huge selections of wine in the supermarkets mainly Spanish wines. Only a small selection of wines from around the world. Russell I do enjoy your supermarket visits thank you
In Russia it is the same. Small supermarkets are more expensive, but not by that much, about 10-15% as from my experience. And products there are basically the same you can find in big ones. Interestingly, there are Monster energy drinks in my local mini market (not a chain), which I can’t find anywhere else since sanctions were imposed. And of course alcohol is sold everywhere :)
I wish I had a store as stocked as this in my apartment area. We have to drive to the store in North Carolina. Walking is not feasible. So interesting. Thank you.
A store? Russians will complain if they have just one store -lack of choice) typically there are several of different chains . I have three in my neighborhood within 5-7 minutes .
I live in an average city - it's more than 500 thousand inhabitants (Russia). And yes, we have a lot of supermarkets around and shops within walking distance. In a 5 - 15 minute walk from my house there are 3 hypermarkets, 4 hypermarkets within walking distance of less and 2 indoor markets. And a bunch of small and medium-sized shops for various purposes along the way, from furniture to spare parts and everything for the garden. The whole problem in the USA is corporations that have taken over all your markets and flooded them with a small variety of not very high-quality food. There are many medium and small enterprises in Russia in addition to large agro-industries in each region.
Rural Missouri here👋hope you are having a great day! Thank you for this super helpful and interesting video! Best of luck on your channel and thanks again! Our prices are way higher here. It's a real drag!
Посмотрел на все это другими глазами как будто, какие мы счачтливые в какой-то степени, с такими маленькими магазинчиками связаны довольно теплые воспоминания... Я люблю свою Родину и людей.
Поставь яндекс браузер, он способен переводить голосом в реальном времени. Крутая штука переводит с немецкого, английского, испанского, французского и итальянского. Два голоса женский и мужской.
Yes, We should all be lucky to be able to live in Russia. I find it’s a “Utopia”, we’re so lucky, I think the only comparable countries are China, North Korea, Iran, and maybe Syria. 🇷🇺❤️
@@bogdankravets The price of food has increased here dramatically in the past few years. It is becoming too expensive to survive. The supermarkets have forced the farmers into receiving less for their produce while at the same time putting the prices up for customers. I think the corporations will have us in slavery soon here. :(
I love these types of videos! I live in Sweden, and the prices for groceries have gone up aprox. 20-25 % the last 2 years. As of now, I pay 4 USD for a carton of 10 eggs in my nearest Supermarket.
6:28 Russell, can't you see that in a large package there are not 20 but 30 eggs, and the price tag says "3 десятка". These are standard factory 5x6 trays. In a large package, the price for 10 eggs is noticeably lower - about 80 rubles.
I enjoy your channel. I always watch your latest. I am glad that you showed your grocery store. I live in Charlotte, NC. We live in an apartment building. We have to take the train or car to the grocery store. I would love to have a grocery store like yours where you could buy what you need daily or go to when you forgot something on the big shopping trip. Keep up your good work!!!
Thanks for the idea. I need to make one in M-Video i think. Did you see this older video of a market i went to last year. ruclips.net/video/fgCov7ZIRbQ/видео.html
Very Interesting tour - thank you. Yes I'd be interested in the liquor store tour also. Here in Dallas, Texas, US we currently pay approximately $2.00 for 12 eggs. In most of the US the smaller stores similar to the one you showed, the prices are at least one and one-half times as expensive as our large grocery stores and they don't normally carry "store-brand" products.
Hello Russell, hope you are well. Loved this video. I enjoy seeing the products and how the stores in Russia are organized. Thanks for sharing your videos. Keep up the good work! God bless and keep you.❤
Yes and they are trying to hide it but you can feel the hate.Mainstream fake media is doing great job making them hate something they don’t know nothing about.
From Indiana in the US, just want to say I love your videos. It's interesting to see the different products you have In Russia and the prices seem similar or a little cheaper than here in the US. Hope to see more videos on how you all live there.
Here in Florida, I pay 5.95 for 12 eggs. Those are the brown free range eggs. You can get the white cage eggs cheaper. The overall prices at your market seem to be a lot cheaper.
In Omsk, the Fasol store chain has significantly decreased with the advent and development of the Yarche! store chain. Tough competition, however, in this market!
I really wish this store was better taken care of by the owner. When we were in Ufa back in Summertime, in the nest building from our cousin's place there was an amazing Fasol store. I think it's all down to the franchise owner and how much they want to put into the store time, and money wise.
Everything in Russia is organic! GMOs are prohibited in Russia! What you consider organic in the USA is basically not organic! This is a publicity stunt.
Мне кажется у меня , где живу,. самое крутое место в городе по количеству супермаркетов на 1 км2 +/- 100 м ( а живу аккурат между станциями м.Фонвизинская и Тимирязевская. Считаем : 4 шт. "Пятёрочка", 2 шт. "Магнита", 2 шт. "Авоська", 3 шт."Перекрёсток", 1 шт. "Виктория", 1 шт "Чижик" и 1 "Куллклевер" ... Итого : 14 шт ))))
Hei Rus you got the Big Blogger!!!! It is realy fun and I got it well!!! Realy beautiful fun short video!! Thank you Rus and be healthy I have a good one❤
Hi there. You've shown this store once before, haven't you? It looks quite cozy. It's always nice to have a local store where everybody knows you. Here in Sweden these kind of stores are often called "Nära" (Nära means "Nearby" in Swedish). Perfect for a day when the weather is bad and you wanna stay at home, but really need some groceries. Most of them are located on the ground floor, though, not in the basement. The basement's in Sweden are usually reserved for storage use or smaller offices. Eggs mostly comes in packages of 6, 12, 18 or 24. An ordinary mid size 12 pack (not ecological) costs around 25 Crowns wich should be close to 200 Rubles.Thanks for a very interesting video and for a nice youtube channel.
Recently found your channel and am really enjoying your content. The lowest price for eggs in my supermarket is $2.39/per dozen and $4.59/per 24 count. We call shops like the one under your apt bldg mini marts or convenience stores.
Hi from Canada! 🇨🇦 This is a nice size of store for all the basics. We tend to either big supermarkets or tiny convenience stores, though ethic neighborhoods have smaller markets. Our eggs are roughly 5 to $7 for a dozen. I notice a distinct lack of the walls of potato chips, cheezies, cookies, ice cream, frozen pizzas, and pop we have here, much to our detriment. Thanks for the tour!
13:21 The price of eggs depends on their weight category. According to the Russian standard, eggs are divided into categories: C0 65-74.9 g; C1 55-64.9 g; C2 45-54.9 g. Here, as I see, all the eggs are C2, i.e. the smallest and cheapest. Experts say that such eggs are the most delicious and healthy, because they are obtained from young chickens.
@@НаталияЗарецкая-д5и Я читал о СВ, но никогда их не видел. В Госстандарте есть ещё категория С3 меньше 45 г, наверное, от каких-нибудь карликовых кур, а также категория Д - диетические.
In germany the tiny stores in little towns or small villages were called "Tanne Emma Laden". You can translate that with "Aunt Emma´s shop". Unfortunately you don´t see them anymore. Costs, big chains, internet...
This is a Store mini-supermarket. I like it, just walk a couple of minutes where you live.You've got everything you need.🌼🥁 Everything is expensive where we live in the city 📢😭
So many stores in such a small area. No one has to drive. But SO many people in such a small area! More people in those 3 buildings than in the square mile of my neighborhood. Very crowded, just like big cities everywhere
The city i live in isn't very populated, there is only a few apartments building immediately where I am, the rest of the region is more typical family homes.
Климат. Зимой удобнее жить в городе. Проще добираться до работы ниже стоимость проживания. Много семей имеют дачи (летний дом или коттедж) но зиму там не живут. В Московской области и Москве около 20 000 000 населения. Около 700 000 частных домов постоянного проживания и почти 1300 000 дач. Другой образ жизни.
We have everything in Russia! There are a lot of private sector and new cottage settlements! But this is a city! Medium and large cities in Russia always have multi-storey housing! Because there are not one or two industries, as in one-story America, consisting of a dozen large cities and in most of the cities that in Russia would be called a village or town. In Russia, there are thousands of industries, factories, factories, enterprises in one city! I remind you that the city is initially a concentration of production and trade. Multi-storey housing in large cities is simply more convenient so that cities do not get stuck in traffic jams, and it is convenient for people to get to work, not far from home. There is public transport there. Your concept of cities is the Russian understanding of the countryside. Cities in Russia are different. But we have a lot of villages and small towns with private houses or low-rise housing. I live in an average city - it's more than 500 thousand inhabitants. And yes, we have a lot of supermarkets around and shops within walking distance. In a 5 - 15 minute walk from my house there are 3 cool hypermarkets, 4 hypermarkets within walking distance of less and 2 indoor markets. And a bunch of small and medium-sized shops for various purposes along the way, from furniture to spare parts and everything for the garden.
Much better quality of food in Russia than the US, and I am so glad people r becoming aware of this. It needs to change, we Americans are being fed poison.
Here in Canada, eggs are about 6-7 dollars CAD for 20 eggs. Though ours usually come in a dozen, so I multiplied to get the equivalent amount. Just for comparison.
127K subbys and growing. Nice one mate...glad to be here from the beginning always a thrilled to watch your vlogs. Never a dull moment. Keep up the exceptional content my brother. Cheers!🍻
My dacha is located about 120 kilometers from Moscow to the East and swear to God the choice of products and items is the same. But that doesn’t matter, in fact, what amazes me most is the interest in how people from the Western world are waiting for all the Russians to die of hunger, they won’t wait
Hi Russel, eggs here average in recent years between 40 to 60 cents per egg Canadian or 52+ for US. Buying from local farms is more expensive but the chickens are supposedly free range and raised naturally. This store we don’t really have here. It’s a small version of a super market. While we have convenience stores they are not like this. And though some apartments now are starting to have stores underneath in certain areas only it’s a different layout and certainly not submerged below ground. This is so civilized and convenient. I wonder about the quality and if the foods there are made without harmful GMOs and chemicals that are so ubiquitous with North American foods. Also, the prices at convenience stores here are usually significantly higher than the big stores. A regular small size bottled water might be .25 cents at Costco, 1.00 at a super market and 2.00 at a convenience store or more. Thank you for your videos
Hi Russel, what a nice supermarket you have right on your doorstep. I wish i would have that too! Please also show the othee store. Keep on what you are doing i really like your channel. 😊
In the UK eggs are sold in boxes of half a dozen or a dozen. When I first went to live in Austria I discovered they have a huge container of eggs and you take a paper bag, count out ten eggs and bag them. I didn't speak German so was oblivious to how weird they probably thought I was for holding up 6 fingers and buying 6 eggs.
Hi Russel, here in the Netherlands I pay €2,58 for 12 eggs. Not to expensive I guess compaired to lots off foods that got, up to, sometimes 60% more expensive😖
Your price in Euros is very reasonable, even when i compare it to Australian prices. I was in Eemshaven, a long time ago, they finish the construction of cruise ships there, that are built in Germany.
Even with the recent sharp rise in egg prices, for 10 eggs in Russia they asked from 1 to 1.5 euros. Now that the shortage for eggs has disappeared, individual categories can be bought for less than 1 euro for 10 eggs!
Local prices should be compared not with prices in another region, but with how much the average resident of this region can buy this product for his average salary, and then compare with how much in your region the average person can afford. The average salary in the Netherlands is approximately 3,000 euros. You can buy 11,620 eggs with it (3000/2.58). In Russia, the average salary is about 60,000 rubles (60,000/96=625 euros), highly dependent on the region. Let's say the price of eggs is 1 euro. You found cheap ones. You can buy 6,250 eggs. This is two times less than in the Netherlands. Conclusion. For a resident of the Netherlands, eggs are two times cheaper than for a resident of Russia.
@@_B_B_B Well, first of all, the average salary in Russia is about 550 euros at the current exchange rate. At the same time, in Russia the tax is only 13 percent, unlike in the Netherlands, where the tax is almost 50 percent.
Hi Russel! Your content is a pleasure to watch and learn from. I'm American and have a passion for travel and learning about other cultures and places! I would love to visit Russia some time. The Winter season is so very beautiful there! The public Christmas trees everywhere are so amazing and uplifting of the mood. Russian people seem to be friendly and welcoming. Thank you for showing us where you and your wife shop at and the stock is so interesting. Prices are good, people are friendly, what's not to love about Moscow! And just so you know, personally, the longer the videos, the more time to enjoy them for me! Stay warm and I'm looking forward to the next ones. ♥ from Florida U.S.
I commented on another video about the price of eggs where I live and got some flak about the amount I quoted. Keep in mind I live in California where everything is higher and the brand of eggs I was buying are the high-quality ones. I pay around 6-8 dollars for an 18 pack of eggs. I think your little store has everything a person could need. I wish I could just pack up and leave now, but I have to wait a couple more years. Hopefully this world will hold itself together until then. In the meantime, I will have to suffer from a serious case of FOMO.
California is so expensive. But, I don’t think we are too far off in NH. $2.69 for a dozen. I’m saving my ass off, and trying to move to Russia. America is a friggin mess. Plus, I love snow and winter so Russia would be perfect, their summers aren’t too hot.
I am with you Cat. It's amazing how many people are willing to give up the "American Dream" and move to Russia. A place and people we were all taught to distrust and hate when we were young. The US has gone to hell in a handbasket and I want out too. Hope to see you there!
How convenient at the bottom of your accomodation, friendly video ,it's good to see your needs are met by God's provisions ,take care in the snow Godbless from Havering London UK 👍🏼🙏🏼😊
Рассел! Видео хорошее типичный магазин в России, в микрорайонах города, не далеко от торговых центров, в деревнях, дачных посёлков, всё есть если что нету можно прогуляться до супермаркета и взять то что хочется ..... Вышел с дому и купил что необходимо для семьи и не надо некуда бегать быстро и приемлемые цены, при этом всё друг друга знают, продавцы и жители... И где санкции против РФ, всё есть, что душе угодно, даже WV есть только сменил логотип и название машины, откроешь капот а там знаменитые буквы на всём и вся 😂😂😂 смешно но такова реальность наших дней.....
Что за великая страна. Ваши супермаркеты и удобства настолько хороши, что вы должны иметь тысячи иммигрантов, стоящих в очереди - либо законно / незаконно - для того, чтобы войти в вашу замечательную страну. Почему в супермаркете так пусто ? Сколько этому парню заплатили за съемку этого ?
How does this store compare to where you live in the world? Do you have a specific local shop that you visit often?
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Is looks like in Russia now all products are cost more than in EU !
Would love to visit. What are the best ways to pay in the shops..etc? Revolut works there?
@@abdulmazari9885 prices are indicated in rubles, not in euros :)))))
@@abdulmazari9885 hi, like which products?
@@mikeholo9632 meat, poultry, fish and all food products in Russia now cost more than in EU ! And all the other domestic , electronic , cars e.t.c now cost a lot higher than in any Western country
How convenient to have the supermarket store down stairs from your apartment .
What a good idea especially if it's been snowing or raining .
I think there is barely a single apartment block in Russia without stores downstairs. In our building we also have 2 beauty salons, a liquor store, a gym and also a phone repair place.
I have a 1000 small items shop(it definitely has more than 1000 items - not food, literally anything you might need), a pets shop, a pharmacy, a sweets shop, clothes shop, hairdresser, photo studio and even car parts shop. But I live in the place where buildings are just next to each other so there many supermarkets, liquor stores, a gym, a dentist office and even an art museum😂@@TravellingwithRussell
Yeah my gf is jealous 😂 here in the US
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Nice walk around, tell your friend working in the market I like how clean his market is. I thought you could go to the market without going outside. How about a market or store maybe 100 miles away from a big city. Joe watching at from Dunedin,Florida USA. By the way it’s 01/25/2024 and it’s 70 Fahrenheit in the sun shining today.
Наверно никто на планете не обозревает так часто российские супермакеты как Рассел
Вот тоже интересно, из какой деревни он приехал, что до сих пор к магазинам привыкнуть не может :)
да! Наши люди могут позволить себе пальму!
@@Mr_Fat_Tro11 Дядька это из Австралии вроде как. А снимает он магазины, из-за того что эти видосы набирают просмотры. А просмотры они набирают, потому что в некоторых странах, до сих пор верят в пустые полки и консервированных ежей.
@@Freakadelko вот только посмотришь комментарии и процентов 20 комментариев на русском языке. Плюс еще русские оставляют комментарии на английском. Не удивлюсь если половина просмотров окажется из России. Но об этом только сам Рассел может поведать.
@@alex-0 Большинство посмотревших вообще комментариев не оставляет. Так что только Расселу известно кто и откуда смотрит это. Но если подробный контент собирает просмотры, почему бы не снимать его пока не надоест зрителям?
Always interesting! We all have to eat, and I like to see where normal people live!❤🇨🇦
I have a couple of apartment tour videos from this same building on the channel. ruclips.net/video/9cnaZfH66W8/видео.html
Much better than boring Wallmart and dirty Costco.
Канадская семья переехала в Россию ❤
Perfect 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Beautifully organized.
It's quite furnished for a little shop
The staff there really treat the place like it's their own.
That is a great idea to have these stores in the apartment buildings. It eliminates a lot of time travelling to a distant store.
Да это отлично, когда нужно, что-то срочно. Молоко, хлеб. Живу Санкт-Петербурге. Около дома в 5 минутой доступности 2 таких магазина "Петерочка" и один работает 24 часа. Да и 4 аптеки рядом в 5 минутой доступности, , 2 круглосуточные..
Yes, it is convinient
Так делают уже очень давно в России. Еще до революции 17го года купцы размещали свои магазины на 1 этажах своих домов, а на 2 этажах жили сами.
This can be implemented in blocks consisting of high-rise apartment buildings. Hundreds of people live in each such house. This gives rise to many disadvantages.
This is quite normal in Europe too.
The prices are amazing, so much cheaper than the UK. Thanks Russell, take care.
Thanks for watching Rachel ))))
The average income is 4-5 times less in Russia. So it's not that cheap. If you live in the Russian Federation with incomes like in Britain, then yes, it will be a very satisfying life. On the contrary, it won’t work out at all.
@@_B_B_B измерять величину российских зарплат, переводя их в евро или доллары - это глупо. Средний россиянин живёт лучше и комфортнее, чем средний англичанин, француз или итальянец например. Это факт! Обращать внимание, в первую очередь, нужно на процентное соотношение денежных средств в бумажнике и потраченных денег на обеспечение своей жизни. Средний россиянин тратит гораздо меньше средств на всё это, чем средний европеец или американец. В России дешёвая плата за коммунальные услуги - электричество, газ, вода. В России дешёвый и качественный интернет. В России дешёвый, качественный и хорошо развитый общественный транспорт. В России бесплатная и качественная медицина, в России бесплатное образование и детские сады и много других социальных плюсов. В России низкий подоходный налог.
@@youtubepidari I wrote about the average income in Russia in relation to the average income in Britain.
The average income in Britain is around £2,200. In Russia, the average income is 69,000 rubles, which is approximately 600 pounds. If we remove Moscow from the statistics, then the average salary in Russia will become sharply lower. And it will be about 50,000 rubles, which is about 450 pounds.
The average income of a Russian is very different from the average income of a Muscovite. The difference is almost double.
Wealth from all over Russia has been brought to Moscow. There are about a million federal officials in Moscow. They have very good incomes. And in Moscow there are huge residential areas in which crowds of people live with significantly lower incomes.
I repeat once again, Moscow and Russia are two different places. It is impossible to evaluate Russia based on Moscow.
Here's a list of popular jobs from a local job site.
🧑🏻💼Assistant HR specialist, salary - 30,000 rubles,
💰Accountant assistant, payment - 20,000 - 25,000 rubles,
👷🏻♂Assistant service engineer and technical maintenance engineer, payment - 40,000 - 50,000 rubles,
🏍Car and motorcycle mechanic, payment - 40,000 - 80,000 rubles,
👗Assistant cutter, payment - 25,000 - 30,000 rubles,
💼Legal assistant, payment - from 10,000 rubles,
🧑🏻🍳Cook, payment - from 40,000 rubles,
🖥1C programmer (trainee), payment - from 30,000 rubles,
💻Teacher of computer courses, English teacher, payment - from 500 rubles/hour,
✏Designer, piecework payment,
📱SMM Specialist Assistant, SMM Specialist, payment - 15,000 - 40,000 rubles.
These are entry-level jobs, there are others that pay more, but not much more. Just look how much they pay a salesperson, cashier, cleaner, storekeeper, security guard, teacher in Russian cities. Not Moscow. Choose any city. Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, Chita, Rostov, etc. and look at the result.
Different salary in each country
6:20 "pack of twenty" is a pack of 30 (you can see 5 rows and 6 columns of eggs in the pack) Price tag has "3 десятка" phrase. So 30 eggs for 239 RUB. But the eggs are pretty small (C2) category. There are category of eggs in Russia by weight: С3, C2, C1, C0, CB (see ГОСТ 31654-2012)
You can find packs of: 6, 10 (most popular), 20 and 30.
3 сорт с 90-х уже не выпускают, сейчас минимум 2 сорт, хотя ГОСТ действительно допускает наличие 3 сорта. Помимо размеров сорт еще и регламентирует возможность наличия в упаковке яиц с незначительными повреждениями без нарушения их целостности С3 - 2 шт. С2, С1 -1 шт. С0 и СВ - не допускается
Hallo Russell, danke für das originelle Video. Bin letzte Woche nach 4 Wochen aus einem kleinen Dorf nähe Kaliningrad zurückgekehrt. Dort haben wir in 5 Minuten Fussdistanz einige solche Läden wie deiner, daneben eine Bäckerei, Alkoholladen, Blumenladen, alles was man sich denken kann. Im Victoria ist es sogar so, das der mit Artikeln überfüllt ist, man kann sich kaum umdrehen darin. Daneben hat es 2 -3 kleinere Läden, aber alle mit einem guten Angebot. Also wer meint, das in Russland ausserhalb Moskaus Mangel herrscht, irrt sich gewaltig. Ob und wie die Preise gestiegen sind kann ich nicht beurteilen, dafür bin ich noch zu wenig lange dort. Lieber Gruss, im Moment aus der Schweiz
I believe that Kaliningrad feels less sanction because it’s literally in Europe and there will always be some ways for european products to arrive there. But I may be wrong.
I denke alles Preise plus 50% gestiegen und more. Before this fckg Krieg everything was more better.
@@Мартынов-х3ъ в Калининграде продаются такие же продукты как и в остальных регионах России....
@@Мартынов-х3ъYou're wrong. Russia is huge! This is a big market. Goods from all over the world are brought here. There is no such choice in any European country. I really like Korean cosmetics, I freely buy them in Russia. Once I bought toothpaste from Thailand in a regular store. It is very different from ordinary toothpaste. It's a pity that you can't put a photo here. There are also shops with goods from India.
My first trip to RU I went to Rostov on Don. The next day I walked to a national chain store-mid size grocery stores. I was amazed as it was just like any supermarket in the US (even better was a real bakery that you could smell fresh baked good and a real butcher shop. I sent pics to my youngest daughter. her response was "dad they like to us) referring to all the B&W film footage of people shopping in RU.
Russell you do a great job of giving us the goings on in Russia! Thanks
Love the fact that it is in the basement of an apartment complex! Great for a cold climate!
It really is!
Hi Russel, many people comment that in Russia people must visit stores personally to get items. Consider making a video about online shopping from 5ka, Magnit (i.e. local shops) etc via delivery services. Quite useful for disabled people.
I have covered that in a recent video. Where i worked doing the delivery role and order picking. ruclips.net/video/X9GYNUAdnwA/видео.html
@@TravellingwithRussell Thanks, No, I have just watched that one, thanks, and my suggestion was more about a home experience where you click through the items, add to a basket and get items delivered to your door. Maybe compare apps, variety, packaging and overall user experience.
Hi Russell, thanks for the video and yes it would be great if you showed the local typical liquor store that would remind me of the time you work on the cruise ships and worked in their liquor store. Thanks for the video.
This is an older walkaround of it. I really need to go back and do an update though. ruclips.net/video/6KawLCLjT0E/видео.html
Russians drink little wine, more beer or vodka. Sometimes whiskey, rum or requilla
@@kypcbipakob4104 Wine is just spoiled grape juice. Vodka is liquid bread! 😆
hell yeah, I live in a same size building with two liquor stores at the ground floor, I'd love to hear that kind of review
Oh wow 😮...no clue you've been living in Moscow that long! Then again, I'm relatively new to your channel. How come you chose to relocate out there to start a life? I'm considering it too❤
I fell in love with a Beautiful Russian Lady. One of the very few videos she is on from my channel. ruclips.net/video/HzvDa54m9Io/видео.html
Добро пожаловать в Россию!
1.Это пригород Москвы,2,он знал что санкции приведут к высокому уровню жизни.3.Западные страны разслабились хорошей жизнью, на энергии из России.
8:36 It impresses me that a Hungarian brand called Kotányi which sells all kinds of spices and seasonings is all overin Russia, in evrey store in your videos I can spot them. Good to see that!
Oh yeah, they are quite popular, even my mom loves it.
Here in Spain the small supermarkets are so expensive. I never use them. The food is not fresh. The bigger supermarkets are more competitive. Egg prices have gone up, We get 3 sizes I bought 12 large for 2.62€, The shops that sell alcohol and cigarettes are owned by Asians. We have huge selections of wine in the supermarkets mainly Spanish wines. Only a small selection of wines from around the world. Russell I do enjoy your supermarket visits thank you
In Russia it is the same. Small supermarkets are more expensive, but not by that much, about 10-15% as from my experience. And products there are basically the same you can find in big ones. Interestingly, there are Monster energy drinks in my local mini market (not a chain), which I can’t find anywhere else since sanctions were imposed. And of course alcohol is sold everywhere :)
There is too, small shop more expensive and have a low quality food
I wish I had a store as stocked as this in my apartment area. We have to drive to the store in North Carolina. Walking is not feasible. So interesting. Thank you.
A store? Russians will complain if they have just one store -lack of choice) typically there are several of different chains . I have three in my neighborhood within 5-7 minutes .
I live in an average city - it's more than 500 thousand inhabitants (Russia). And yes, we have a lot of supermarkets around and shops within walking distance. In a 5 - 15 minute walk from my house there are 3 hypermarkets, 4 hypermarkets within walking distance of less and 2 indoor markets. And a bunch of small and medium-sized shops for various purposes along the way, from furniture to spare parts and everything for the garden. The whole problem in the USA is corporations that have taken over all your markets and flooded them with a small variety of not very high-quality food. There are many medium and small enterprises in Russia in addition to large agro-industries in each region.
Rural Missouri here👋hope you are having a great day! Thank you for this super helpful and interesting video! Best of luck on your channel and thanks again! Our prices are way higher here. It's a real drag!
Посмотрел на все это другими глазами как будто, какие мы счачтливые в какой-то степени, с такими маленькими магазинчиками связаны довольно теплые воспоминания... Я люблю свою Родину и людей.
особенно, когда ближе к вечеру, около такого магаза начитается мрачный синий замес))
Yes, this winter is very snowy 😊
Exactly.
Its also very warm. Half of snow that fallen already melted.
Hi Russell! Thanks for the upload..will sure enjoy it. See you!👍🙏💚
Hope you enjoy it. Thanks Andrea!!!!!
я нифига не понимаю что он говорит (к сожалению), но чувствую что он хороший и добрый человек) добра тебе!)
В настройках можно включить субтитры на русском языке
Автоперевод
Поставь яндекс браузер, он способен переводить голосом в реальном времени. Крутая штука переводит с немецкого, английского, испанского, французского и итальянского. Два голоса женский и мужской.
@@eugenx9900 Перевод ужасен, часто теряется смысл. Автосубтитры хоть тоже кривые, но лучше.
Во многом это описание видеоряда
Кто куда, а Рассел опять по магазинам шастает. Молодце
Спасибо, да. Я жду, когда один из этих магазинов попросит меня остаться ))
@@TravellingwithRussell да-да. К этому все идет. Поставят Вас в витрину для рекламы. :)
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@@TravellingwithRussell это будет знак качества)) проверенно Расселом!
I wish to visit Russia one day as I’m Eng-Russian and I have a lot of family there. Might one day I can move for ever
Приезжайте. У нас много интересного
Such a convenience store! ❤👍
It really is.
Самое удачное время, чтобы сходить в магазин: будни после обеда или утром в воскресенье. Никого нет)
Hi Russell. You need to shoot a story about how much you pay for an apartment, light and heat. Then Western viewers will definitely be shocked.
Причём показать например, как платите сидя дома через телефон по кюар коду, ну и чеки по суммам, какие есть счётчики в доме.
Раз в 5 меньше тебя АТО и 10
Квартира 42 метра квадратных,вода горячая,холодная,свет,отопление,обслуживание,ТВ,интернет,3 человека прописаны,7900,примерно 90$
@@М2363жена со сбера платит как то. Там сразу сумма автоматом указывается. Может с qr так же конечно.
Yes, We should all be lucky to be able to live in Russia. I find it’s a “Utopia”, we’re so lucky, I think the only comparable countries are China, North Korea, Iran, and maybe Syria. 🇷🇺❤️
Hi Russell. A dozen eggs was around $5.40 Australian when I went to Coles last Sunday. It's amazing how cheap eggs are in Russia
Сейчас яйца не такие уж и дешевые у нас. Ценник с 2022 года вырос на 50% на яйца
Actually it is expensive for russia)) the price was rised recently
Normal price was less than 1 dollar
@@bogdankravets Amazing
@@bogdankravets The price of food has increased here dramatically in the past few years. It is becoming too expensive to survive. The supermarkets have forced the farmers into receiving less for their produce while at the same time putting the prices up for customers. I think the corporations will have us in slavery soon here. :(
I love these types of videos! I live in Sweden, and the prices for groceries have gone up aprox. 20-25 % the last 2 years. As of now, I pay 4 USD for a carton of 10 eggs in my nearest Supermarket.
Awesome shop in the basement of the building! You practically get everything you need!
I do.
Russell, 10 years in Russia is a lot, so you are already more Russian than Australian 😊👍
totaly fine store , basic stuff is there and the hood looks nice, and peacefull
Классический магазин из разряда - "ХОЧУ СЫР КОСИЧКУ.ПРЯМО СЕЙЧАС!"
😂😂😂ok
😂😂😂👍
С токсичным пальмовым маслом мммм 🥰🥰🥰
@@zaplakailol в каком месте в сыре там пальмовое масло?
6:28 Russell, can't you see that in a large package there are not 20 but 30 eggs, and the price tag says "3 десятка". These are standard factory 5x6 trays. In a large package, the price for 10 eggs is noticeably lower - about 80 rubles.
I missed it, i am really sorry. I didn't walk around the store before filming. So, everything is on the fly as i walk in and see what i see.
Who needs brand named “Coca Cola”?
@@TravellingwithRussellХалтурить начал, брат😂
looks pretty good if you need stuff in a hurry and you can't beat the location.
I enjoy your channel. I always watch your latest. I am glad that you showed your grocery store. I live in Charlotte, NC. We live in an apartment building. We have to take the train or car to the grocery store. I would love to have a grocery store like yours where you could buy what you need daily or go to when you forgot something on the big shopping trip. Keep up your good work!!!
127 hiljada pretplatnika i ide samo dalje!! Živeo Russell!! 🇷🇸🤝🇷🇺
Greetings to beautiful Moscow ❤️
Hello there!
This is no Moscow
Another great video for dinner time! 👏🏾👍🏾 Would love another electronics video!
Thanks for the idea. I need to make one in M-Video i think. Did you see this older video of a market i went to last year. ruclips.net/video/fgCov7ZIRbQ/видео.html
@@TravellingwithRussell Thank you! My gf asked about more car Dealerships as well 😅☺️ keep making good content!
I live in Hawaii USA. A dozen eggs here is on average $8.00! A gallon of milk is also at least $8-9.00! We are lucky and have chickens and a garden.
All products are organic. Not any GMO
@MeliMe111 Wow, Hawaii. An amazing place. I worked on cruise ships and was lucky enough to spend a lot of time there.
We live on the island of Maui
Very Interesting tour - thank you. Yes I'd be interested in the liquor store tour also. Here in Dallas, Texas, US we currently pay approximately $2.00 for 12 eggs. In most of the US the smaller stores similar to the one you showed, the prices are at least one and one-half times as expensive as our large grocery stores and they don't normally carry "store-brand" products.
Hello Russell, hope you are well. Loved this video. I enjoy seeing the products and how the stores in Russia are organized. Thanks for sharing your videos. Keep up the good work! God bless and keep you.❤
So many people commenting on your videos seen angry and bitter that Russia is a thriving and civilised country.
Yes and they are trying to hide it but you can feel the hate.Mainstream fake media is doing great job making them hate something they don’t know nothing about.
Most people do not hate Russia, they pitty you.
Yeah and they can’t even hide it!Russia is the wrong place to mess with !
@@YorkshirePud-rpg Pity who?
@@YorkshirePud-rpg Your pity is not needed.
From Indiana in the US, just want to say I love your videos. It's interesting to see the different products you have In Russia and the prices seem similar or a little cheaper than here in the US. Hope to see more videos on how you all live there.
I love it - the lifestyle appeals to me somewhat. Looks very safe there too.
Hi Russell from Victoria. I can't believe how cheap eggs and breads are. Here a dozen egg is around $6 AUD , same for bread !
The bread is cheap because the government have a specific list of "socially important" food items that must be kept to a minimum price.
Russia is very much like Canada. Weather wise and people. Very humble people also.
Have you been to Russia?
Two different things) except for the weather in the North of Russia
А Вы думали, что мы чем- то отличаемся от Вас?!
I have also been comparing Russia and Canada for a long time and find a lot in common between our countries, greetings from Russia 👍
@@user-sj7od4ps2u голливуда видать пересмотрели вот и думают, что мы такие, какими нас они показывают. Заметьте, Голливуд они не ругают за пропаганду.
Here in Florida, I pay 5.95 for 12 eggs. Those are the brown free range eggs. You can get the white cage eggs cheaper. The overall prices at your market seem to be a lot cheaper.
In Omsk, the Fasol store chain has significantly decreased with the advent and development of the Yarche! store chain. Tough competition, however, in this market!
I really wish this store was better taken care of by the owner. When we were in Ufa back in Summertime, in the nest building from our cousin's place there was an amazing Fasol store. I think it's all down to the franchise owner and how much they want to put into the store time, and money wise.
@@TravellingwithRussell In this case, there is a feeling that the relationship between the franchise owner and the franchisee is difficult.
Eggs in Nashville, TN can be between $2.50 -$5.00 for a dozen depending on quality and if they are cage free and organic !
Everything in Russia is organic! GMOs are prohibited in Russia! What you consider organic in the USA is basically not organic! This is a publicity stunt.
Мне кажется у меня , где живу,. самое крутое место в городе по количеству супермаркетов на 1 км2 +/- 100 м ( а живу аккурат между станциями м.Фонвизинская и Тимирязевская. Считаем : 4 шт. "Пятёрочка", 2 шт. "Магнита", 2 шт. "Авоська", 3 шт."Перекрёсток", 1 шт. "Виктория", 1 шт "Чижик" и 1 "Куллклевер" ... Итого : 14 шт ))))
Hei Rus you got the Big Blogger!!!!
It is realy fun and I got it well!!!
Realy beautiful fun short video!!
Thank you Rus and be healthy
I have a good one❤
Hi there. You've shown this store once before, haven't you? It looks quite cozy. It's always nice to have a local store where everybody knows you. Here in Sweden these kind of stores are often called "Nära" (Nära means "Nearby" in Swedish). Perfect for a day when the weather is bad and you wanna stay at home, but really need some groceries. Most of them are located on the ground floor, though, not in the basement. The basement's in Sweden are usually reserved for storage use or smaller offices. Eggs mostly comes in packages of 6, 12, 18 or 24. An ordinary mid size 12 pack (not ecological) costs around 25 Crowns wich should be close to 200 Rubles.Thanks for a very interesting video and for a nice youtube channel.
It's nice to see your video and take somedifferent between UK and Russia. And it's really look like Russian Shopping is cost less than uk
Recently found your channel and am really enjoying your content. The lowest price for eggs in my supermarket is $2.39/per dozen and $4.59/per 24 count. We call shops like the one under your apt bldg mini marts or convenience stores.
Hi from Canada! 🇨🇦 This is a nice size of store for all the basics. We tend to either big supermarkets or tiny convenience stores, though ethic neighborhoods have smaller markets. Our eggs are roughly 5 to $7 for a dozen. I notice a distinct lack of the walls of potato chips, cheezies, cookies, ice cream, frozen pizzas, and pop we have here, much to our detriment. Thanks for the tour!
13:21 The price of eggs depends on their weight category. According to the Russian standard, eggs are divided into categories: C0 65-74.9 g; C1 55-64.9 g; C2 45-54.9 g. Here, as I see, all the eggs are C2, i.e. the smallest and cheapest. Experts say that such eggs are the most delicious and healthy, because they are obtained from young chickens.
Ещё, оказывается есть категория СВ, свыше 75 г. Впервые купила в Ашане.
Именно маленькие куриные яйца диетологи и называют самыми полезными для организма.
@@НаталияЗарецкая-д5и Я читал о СВ, но никогда их не видел. В Госстандарте есть ещё категория С3 меньше 45 г, наверное, от каких-нибудь карликовых кур, а также категория Д - диетические.
In germany the tiny stores in little towns or small villages were called "Tanne Emma Laden". You can translate that with "Aunt Emma´s shop". Unfortunately you don´t see them anymore. Costs, big chains, internet...
Tiny stores in Russia are actually chain stores . Often very big chain stores
We have such small nearby stores everywere throughout Russia, not only im big cities.
Right, I have 7 total shops close by, and then we have a Rynok or food market as well.
とても便利ですね！
本当にそうです。 玄関からエレベーターを降りて店までは3分もかかりません。
The product range in Russian grocery stores is basically limited only by the shopping space and the number of customers the store has.
This is a Store mini-supermarket. I like it, just walk a couple of minutes where you live.You've got everything you need.🌼🥁
Everything is expensive where we live in the city 📢😭
I like to call them a mini mart, which is what they would be called in Australia.
Absolutely the same as a local or village shop in the Czech Republic.
Да, но Чехия не под санкциями.
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Russell. Do a review of the pharmacy to show what they sell.
I will try. Most of them aren't too welcoming of me going into film.
Аптеки в городах на каждом углу, и всё разные, всё сетевики, и их жёстко контролируют власти.... Там всё в общем хорошо кроме цен😅
Конечно много социалки
Almost everything, really. Even import medicine, some of it is even made in russia nowadays, like insuline that i use.
Ibuprofen
So many stores in such a small area. No one has to drive. But SO many people in such a small area! More people in those 3 buildings than in the square mile of my neighborhood. Very crowded, just like big cities everywhere
The city i live in isn't very populated, there is only a few apartments building immediately where I am, the rest of the region is more typical family homes.
Климат. Зимой удобнее жить в городе. Проще добираться до работы ниже стоимость проживания. Много семей имеют дачи (летний дом или коттедж) но зиму там не живут. В Московской области и Москве около 20 000 000 населения. Около 700 000 частных домов постоянного проживания и почти 1300 000 дач. Другой образ жизни.
We have everything in Russia! There are a lot of private sector and new cottage settlements! But this is a city! Medium and large cities in Russia always have multi-storey housing! Because there are not one or two industries, as in one-story America, consisting of a dozen large cities and in most of the cities that in Russia would be called a village or town. In Russia, there are thousands of industries, factories, factories, enterprises in one city! I remind you that the city is initially a concentration of production and trade. Multi-storey housing in large cities is simply more convenient so that cities do not get stuck in traffic jams, and it is convenient for people to get to work, not far from home. There is public transport there. Your concept of cities is the Russian understanding of the countryside. Cities in Russia are different. But we have a lot of villages and small towns with private houses or low-rise housing. I live in an average city - it's more than 500 thousand inhabitants. And yes, we have a lot of supermarkets around and shops within walking distance. In a 5 - 15 minute walk from my house there are 3 cool hypermarkets, 4 hypermarkets within walking distance of less and 2 indoor markets. And a bunch of small and medium-sized shops for various purposes along the way, from furniture to spare parts and everything for the garden.
Eggs in Michigan USA are priced anywhere from $1.60 per dozen to more than $3.00 per dozen. Nice video.
And note that all this good are quite better quality than in USA
And this is only my local shop. I have 6 more to shop at if i don't find anything in this one. ruclips.net/video/Tg4eFSGLsmU/видео.html
Much better quality of food in Russia than the US, and I am so glad people r becoming aware of this. It needs to change, we Americans are being fed poison.
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He’s awesome
A carton of those eggs in the USA where I am is currently $3.50 to $4.50 a dozen
Another great video .My nearest super market is just 4 mins walk and another over the road .A happy video as ever .Like 🙂
Cool, thanks. Good to know you have a short commute to a shop as well.
Great egg prices for a corner shop,
30 eggs for £1.88 great value. You'd pay double that in London
HELLO GOOD MORNING WATCHING YOU A VERY DAY NICE PLACE WERE YOU LIVE
Morning to you also. 2pm as I type this reply.
Here in Canada, eggs are about 6-7 dollars CAD for 20 eggs. Though ours usually come in a dozen, so I multiplied to get the equivalent amount. Just for comparison.
Just bought a dozen at the corner store in Toronto, midtown, $6 + tax for a dozen :) Loblaws, a dozen of eggs about $4 + tax the cheapest :)
127K subbys and growing. Nice one mate...glad to be here from the beginning always a thrilled to watch your vlogs. Never a dull moment. Keep up the exceptional content my brother. Cheers!🍻
I am also lucky.,A big supermarket 3 minutes drive from my place.
Nice. I have 7 to choose from directly where I live. In Russia this "Close to home" style shops really are popular.
wish i had a supermarket like yours so close to home at comparable prices to the majors. And yes, show us your local grog shop pls mate
I was just in the store and bought some choice eggs. These are the biggest and coolest. $1.47. 130 rubles 10 pieces
Ok, so about the same price. The price i showed will come down a little in the next week or two, now that new year has passed.
My dacha is located about 120 kilometers from Moscow to the East and swear to God the choice of products and items is the same. But that doesn’t matter, in fact, what amazes me most is the interest in how people from the Western world are waiting for all the Russians to die of hunger, they won’t wait
I like this video especially my favorite part of it was snacks
A lot of snacks in shops like this. We even have a cupboard in our kitchen devoted to them.
Отличное видео!!!!
Большое спасибо ))))
Hi Russell. I live in Perth WA, dozen of eggs cost me $7.99
Lucky u, that u live in beautiful Russia. 😊
Hi Russel, eggs here average in recent years between 40 to 60 cents per egg Canadian or 52+ for US. Buying from local farms is more expensive but the chickens are supposedly free range and raised naturally. This store we don’t really have here. It’s a small version of a super market. While we have convenience stores they are not like this. And though some apartments now are starting to have stores underneath in certain areas only it’s a different layout and certainly not submerged below ground. This is so civilized and convenient. I wonder about the quality and if the foods there are made without harmful GMOs and chemicals that are so ubiquitous with North American foods. Also, the prices at convenience stores here are usually significantly higher than the big stores. A regular small size bottled water might be .25 cents at Costco, 1.00 at a super market and 2.00 at a convenience store or more. Thank you for your videos
У нас ГМО запрещено
GMO are prohibited in Russia
Hi Russel, what a nice supermarket you have right on your doorstep. I wish i would have that too! Please also show the othee store. Keep on what you are doing i really like your channel. 😊
"sauces" sounds funny ))) i thought it might pronounced "so:s'es" Thanks Mr. Koala))
Mr. Koala, love it !
Great video, i really like the little "corner" shops better then the huge chains for some reason. Would love to see your local liquor shop. Great job
Russell, you have become a food market observer in the city!
You may wish to add Food City and Yarmarkas to your visit list!
It must be great having a super market so close to you injoyed the video thank you
In the UK eggs are sold in boxes of half a dozen or a dozen. When I first went to live in Austria I discovered they have a huge container of eggs and you take a paper bag, count out ten eggs and bag them. I didn't speak German so was oblivious to how weird they probably thought I was for holding up 6 fingers and buying 6 eggs.
Yeap, I don’t care that they taste terrible, they’re cheap!
You have 6 fingers on one hand?
@@alyonapetrova694 Do you have a taste on distance?
В России яйца продаются по десятку. По 10 штук
В России яйца продаются по десятку. По 10 штук
Good video Thanks
Hi Russel, here in the Netherlands I pay €2,58 for 12 eggs. Not to expensive I guess compaired to lots off foods that got, up to, sometimes 60% more expensive😖
Your price in Euros is very reasonable, even when i compare it to Australian prices. I was in Eemshaven, a long time ago, they finish the construction of cruise ships there, that are built in Germany.
Even with the recent sharp rise in egg prices, for 10 eggs in Russia they asked from 1 to 1.5 euros. Now that the shortage for eggs has disappeared, individual categories can be bought for less than 1 euro for 10 eggs!
Local prices should be compared not with prices in another region, but with how much the average resident of this region can buy this product for his average salary, and then compare with how much in your region the average person can afford.
The average salary in the Netherlands is approximately 3,000 euros. You can buy 11,620 eggs with it (3000/2.58).
In Russia, the average salary is about 60,000 rubles (60,000/96=625 euros), highly dependent on the region. Let's say the price of eggs is 1 euro. You found cheap ones. You can buy 6,250 eggs. This is two times less than in the Netherlands.
Conclusion. For a resident of the Netherlands, eggs are two times cheaper than for a resident of Russia.
@@_B_B_B Well, first of all, the average salary in Russia is about 550 euros at the current exchange rate. At the same time, in Russia the tax is only 13 percent, unlike in the Netherlands, where the tax is almost 50 percent.
@@_B_B_Bа если сравнивать по оплате ЖКХ, то это сравнение будет не в пользу Нижерландов.....
Hi Russel! Your content is a pleasure to watch and learn from. I'm American and have a passion for travel and learning about other cultures and places! I would love to visit Russia some time. The Winter season is so very beautiful there! The public Christmas trees everywhere are so amazing and uplifting of the mood. Russian people seem to be friendly and welcoming. Thank you for showing us where you and your wife shop at and the stock is so interesting. Prices are good, people are friendly, what's not to love about Moscow! And just so you know, personally, the longer the videos, the more time to enjoy them for me! Stay warm and I'm looking forward to the next ones. ♥ from Florida U.S.
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Interesting video Russell.
Thanks Simon.
I commented on another video about the price of eggs where I live and got some flak about the amount I quoted. Keep in mind I live in California where everything is higher and the brand of eggs I was buying are the high-quality ones. I pay around 6-8 dollars for an 18 pack of eggs. I think your little store has everything a person could need. I wish I could just pack up and leave now, but I have to wait a couple more years. Hopefully this world will hold itself together until then. In the meantime, I will have to suffer from a serious case of FOMO.
О.. 8 долларов это безумно высокая цена для яиц.. В России эта цена сопоставима для 1 кг говядины или морской рыбы высоких сортов.
California is so expensive. But, I don’t think we are too far off in NH. $2.69 for a dozen. I’m saving my ass off, and trying to move to Russia. America is a friggin mess. Plus, I love snow and winter so Russia would be perfect, their summers aren’t too hot.
I am with you Cat. It's amazing how many people are willing to give up the "American Dream" and move to Russia. A place and people we were all taught to distrust and hate when we were young. The US has gone to hell in a handbasket and I want out too. Hope to see you there!
@@westernwanderer8397 I watch all the Moscow videos and dream, hopefully one day…. Good luck with everything! 😄
Me too! I've been learning Russian for the past 3 years too.
Hi Russell! Love your videos!
One small correction on the content: big pack of eggs is actually 30, not 20 eggs :)
Tack!
🤙Thanks Andrea !!!!!!!!!!
Nice video
Thanks. Cheers!
How convenient at the bottom of your accomodation, friendly video ,it's good to see your needs are met by God's provisions ,take care in the snow Godbless from Havering London UK 👍🏼🙏🏼😊
Рассел! Видео хорошее типичный магазин в России, в микрорайонах города, не далеко от торговых центров, в деревнях, дачных посёлков, всё есть если что нету можно прогуляться до супермаркета и взять то что хочется ..... Вышел с дому и купил что необходимо для семьи и не надо некуда бегать быстро и приемлемые цены, при этом всё друг друга знают, продавцы и жители... И где санкции против РФ, всё есть, что душе угодно, даже WV есть только сменил логотип и название машины, откроешь капот а там знаменитые буквы на всём и вся 😂😂😂 смешно но такова реальность наших дней.....
👍👍👍Я могу только подтвердить это, из Калининградской област
Что за великая страна. Ваши супермаркеты и удобства настолько хороши, что вы должны иметь тысячи иммигрантов, стоящих в очереди - либо законно / незаконно - для того, чтобы войти в вашу замечательную страну. Почему в супермаркете так пусто ? Сколько этому парню заплатили за съемку этого ?
@@tristanwilkinson9516 because its working day and working time for most citizens. He says it in the beginning of video.
@@tristanwilkinson9516отпустите ручной тормоз,он вам мешает.
@@tristanwilkinson9516Вы это всерьез, мистер? Как это в любимом мультфильме: "Поздравляю, Шарик, ты - балбес" 😂🎉