Comments by "JerryLee" (@jerrylee4485) on "Russian TYPICAL (Russian Owned) Supermarket Tour" video.

  1. come on...these little propaganda clips were flooded with comments "oh, how great Russia is doing" "how nice, all those products" blablabla in fact it is a supermarket like nearly everywhere in the world...interesting thing is the pricing and the average wages...but it is not confortable to discuss about it at these channels.
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  2.  @terrylynn9984  you know a little bit about the wages in RuZZia?
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  3.  @user-maximilianno  it gets boring...taking wages, costs of living etc into consideration ....Russia is not cheaper than Western Countries...there are more than enough clips and reports out there...buy same basket of goods and make a full comparison incl wages for same jobs, rent appartmetn etc etc You will be surprised
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  4. you can google it easily...no need to ask Russell. Maybe he even does no know it as he is an Aussie
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  5. people prefer the baskets...good joke all have the regular trolleys...why should I go down to earth two times to put items in and take them out...nonsense
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  6. sieht aus wie jeder Aldi, Lidl, Netto etc hier in Deutschland...gibt es an jeder Ecke. Was genau ist da jetzt so grossartig??
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  7.  @MaaaXIMuuuZ  falsch..ich sehe seit 2,5 Jahren keinerlei Berichte...nirgendwo...dass in Russischen Supermärkten Eier, Kartoffeln oder sonst was ausgeht. Wo siehst Du solche Berichte? Die russische Propaganda dreht das Spiel gerne um "schaut her, wie toll es hier ist". Wenn man ein wenig Ahnung von den Sanktionen hat, ist das natürlich kompletter Unsinn. Die Sanktionen sollen die Kriegsmaschine von Lord P austrocknen. Hast Du mal das Russische Budget 2025 gesehen. Schon mal was von Kriegswirtschaft, Brain Drain, Leitzins, Inflation etc etc gehört. In Hitler Deutschland hat auch alles geboomt bis zu dem Punkt wo es bergab ging. Wie immer sind meine Ausführungen vermutlich Zeitverschwendung weil gehirn-gewaschene Z-Trolle und Putin-Fanboys nicht bekehrt werden können. Manchmal versuche ich es trotzdem...die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt
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  8. If you've ever been to the supermarket in the USA, you'll notice that eggs are stored in the fridge. This is not the case in this country. What is behind this? In Germany, you buy eggs in the supermarket or at the weekly market directly from the farmer. There they are usually offered unrefrigerated in the display. But if you look for eggs in the supermarket in the USA, you will find them in the refrigerated section. Throughout Europe and virtually nowhere else in the world are eggs sold unrefrigerated in retail stores. What is this all about? In the USA and Canada, fresh hens' eggs are washed and dried. The reason for this? This method is intended to ensure that there are no infectious chicken droppings on the eggshell. For example, salmonella, which can pose a health risk to consumers. So an advantage, right? In this country, however, washing eggs is actually not recommended. In Europe, industrial washing is even prohibited. Out of concern about salmonella or other contaminants, some consumers wash or clean raw eggs after purchase. However, this is not recommended, says the consumer advice center. Eggs have a natural protective layer. If this is damaged, germs can more easily get inside the egg. But why do Americans wash their eggs? Of course, any dirt is rinsed off the shell, but so is the valuable protective layer. In comparison: In Europe, care is taken to ensure that eggs are not contaminated in advance. For example, hens are vaccinated against salmonella and it is trusted that the shell of the egg naturally protects against germs and bacteria. Except in the USA - eggs are better stored at room temperature Once the eggs have been washed, they need to be permanently refrigerated. From the farm to the consumer's home. This is the only way to ensure that possible bacteria do not get inside the egg. Therefore, once the egg has been washed, it should be kept in the refrigerator. Room temperature would accelerate bacterial growth. However, if the egg still has its natural protective layer, it is better to store it at room temperature. This prevents the egg from becoming damp and there is no breeding ground for bacteria to grow on. If you live in the USA, it is better to keep your eggs in the fridge.
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