Comments by "Grandmaĺovesmebest" (@sunshineandwarmth) on "Путешествие с Расселом" channel.

Forget the walking shoes, you need hiking boots to shop in that mall! Thanks for the tour. I'm impressed at how much room there is everywhere in Russia and how much negative space.
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@КонстантинАлепов maybe you built more housing and maybe you have less migrants crossing your borders? In the US, many millions have come in the last several years. So many cities ran out of money and so many new ppl are also on the streets that they are asking to be sent home. Many migrants can't work and are robbing shops then selling the goods on the streets or online, so shops are closing and ppl have to travel to buy food, but in much of the US there aren't buses anymore.
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@rhh3582 what are you saying? In the US we are rapidly becoming much worse off than we were decades ago. When you have millions of ppl including women, single moms, seniors, and children living on the streets, most of whom are NOT mentally ill, addicts, stupid, or bums, you can hardly say we are in this situation bc we are a young country, especially when we all lived much better in the 1950s than we do today!
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😂😂😂. I understand. I'm from FL and never have shoes on unless I'm going somewhere more than a block away and it's not on the beach!❤
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I haven't seen a mall like that in the US. Maybe an airport?
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@mistersm yes we do! We shop at ones that are still in business.😂
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@SIBIRIAKcom Mexico is now demanding a person have $4,150 income/month, plus a chunk of money to put in the bank to live there. No more revolving door or illegal status is allowed there anymore. So no disabled w $600/month SSI or $1500 SS for elderly looking for somewhere to stay alive w shelter and food.😢
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@Flat_Earth_Sophia It's true. Prices for everything went sky high. We also have so much crime, corruption, and since the 80s ppl have steadily become homeless bc all our work went overseas long ago. Everybody went to college, wh is also expensive, on student loans, then few got jobs, so couldn't pay the loans. The interest kept adding up. I worked w elderly ppl who are homeless & owe $80k on a $4k loan they took out when they were young. Now millions of ppl live in cars (lucky ones) or on the street, having to move around every day or so. Families, disabled, elderly, meanwhile companies are buying up all the houses so nobody can buy one to live in or to build a nest egg. Immigration over populated the country too and companies paid less for foreign workers so there went Americans jobs.😢
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@firegirl24 You do understand that homeless ppl do live on the streets in the USA in all 50 states, right? You do know Alaska, maybe bc the US bought that land from Russia. If Americans are in New York or N. Dakota or Minnesota, and are homeless and live on the streets, they survive or not. Shelters have been full for many years and most will only take ppl who can pay something. It is so dangerous that if ppl are killed it isn't even mentioned on the news, so it's not just cold weather that causes deaths. Working ppl may have a car or tent or even an RV but they usually have to keep moving bc it's illegal to park for long in most places. Right now our Supreme Court is considering arresting ppl if they sleep on the street. It's a very bad world we all live in.
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@Лариса-р1т please understand. We don't know how it is in your country and many ppl don't even yet know how it really us in ours (USA). For decades ppl were told homeless are all mentally ill or addicted or lazy ppl. It was never true. Most homeless sare just anyone who got sick or injured or lost a job etc. Most ppl in America think there are services that take care of ppl, but they are time and exclusive and the ppl in need are many. So it us hard for ppl to imagine a person getting an apt for $300/month when our avg 1br is $1800/month across the country. Our minimum wage jobs are $7.50/hour, some places pay more. Housing costs put more ppl on the street everyday.
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Are apts affordable in Russia? Since you have so much oil, is there enough heat for the population? What do you provide for single ppl? And for seniors? Will Russia accept immigrants from the US?
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We had a mall w an ice skating rink once but it didn't last too long. I also saw one w a hot air balloon 🎈in a little enclosure next to the open air restaurant.
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Is there a huge homeless problem in Russia, too?
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 @RogerRogerson2377 Do ppl shop through the night in their pajamas? They do that in the States at Walmart.😁
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@carollogue8218 I'm wondering, what do you do if someone in the family, or a visitor, has a walking frame? How do they manage if they need to use it to get around your home? (I'm not being a wise guy, I was a rehab therapist and the question came up a lot.)
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@NicolasValentinScotland where in America do you see this?
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