Comments by "Pavel Volkov" (@pavelvolkov8085) on "Путешествие с Расселом" channel.

  1. The “food” sanctions have been introduced by the Russian government, not the West. EU excluded the food sanctions. “Russia banned wholesale imports of fresh EU food produce… after 2014”
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  2.  @Maickl2004 а где вы увидели что кого то «удивляет» чистота в магазине? Если бы знали английский то … «мне нравится чистота ..». Где вы увидели «удивление»?
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  3. these brands are only “famous”in either China or, now, Russia 😂
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  4. where is your “the west”? 😂
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  5. This is NOT a “mom and pop” store. Russel mentioned a local CHAIN. for pop and mom stores come to NYC.. plenty of them
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  6. wages in Russia are NOT the same as in the UK. Didn’t you know that? 😉
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  7. These are VERY old buildings, not of a good quality. People with good jobs, wages, prefer not to live in these apartments. Even in the Soviet times, 80s, people will try to move out to newer places.
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  8. Reasonable prices? 😂 Really? more $100k for a brand new BMW X5?
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  9.  @АНДРЕЙ3500  причем тут «вы»? Низким ценам удивляется КАНАДКА. Ясень пень что для получающих зарплату на Западе эти цены ниже чем в магазинах США и Канады. Дык и зарплаты выше ..
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  10. Exactly.. not a supermarket but a place to grab food on your way home
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  11. @ interesting… Eggs in Europe are typically not refrigerated because most European countries do not wash their eggs before selling them, which preserves a natural protective coating called the cuticle on the shell that prevents bacteria from entering, making refrigeration unnecessary; instead, they often vaccinate their hens against salmonella to further reduce contamination risks
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  12. where do you live? Mars? The “interesting idea” of having Bistro inside the store has beef known for dozens and dozens of years😂
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  13. you feel hungry ar 2am and no food in your fridge? 😂
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  14. Russel, can you name food items SANCTIONED BY THE West? None!
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  15. Curious … the “world known brands”…what about warranties and “free repairs” if the product is still within the warranty?
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  16.  @Maickl2004  не стоит натягивать сову на глобус - автору «понравилась чистота» и не стоит «удивляться удивлению». Скажу больше, зная американскую культуру, «i like …” скорее вежливая реплика ни о чем из серии «сегодня хорошая погода» незнакомцу когда хочется что приятное сказать. Поверьте, магазин на видео не лучше и не хуже «бюджетных» магазинов ЗапЕвропы и США. Везде чисто и организовано.
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  17. where do you leave? 😂 they steal candies but not chocolate bars? Really?
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  18. Интересный магазин - электроника, кофе, гладильные доски, сковородки…
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  19. you probably have been sleeping for the last three years. 😂 A few years the Russian Government put sanctions on some imported foods, like cheese, alcohol and so on. Again, not the western governments, but Kremlin itself. Also, Kremlin severely restricted the currency exchange and sanctions by the western banks.. no food sanctions in place
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  20. @ хм… осторожнее с перечисленным… разжижжают твои мозги 😂
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  21. why is it so empty?
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  22. Let me understand … 1 liter of dairy milk is around $1. Correct? Whole foods (high end food supermarket) organic milk, roughly 1 liter, is about $2.50. If you shop in a typical supermarket like ShopRite, a 1liter bottle of milk (non organic) is under $2
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  23.  @TravellingwithRussell the imported foods are getting into Russia by train, trucks, ships… like before..from Turkey, Kazachstan, China.. you name it. Probably, even directly from Europe
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  24.  @TravellingwithRussell why? is Moscow colder than Toronto or Montreal? Do not think so.
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  25. Really, what countries? 🙄 Moldova? Travelled across multiple countries, shopped in multiple supermarkets and never saw anything different from what Russel presents here.
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  26. Really? 😂 where? alaska? Come to the Whole Foods: Organic Eggs, 12 eggs - $7.49 Do not thank me 😏
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  27. @ I know how much money I am spending on my groceries. Tell us more about “the egg shortage in USA” 😆
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  28. @ what “point”? What are talking about? Why do you think that the Russian people are less “consumers”? Switzerland and Norway are the most expensive countries because the locals buy more crap than in US or Germany? Seriously? 😆
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  29.  @davidmarshall6616  the food “sanctions” have beeb introduced by … the Russian government even BEFORE 24_02_2022
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  30. вообще то западные люди в курсе что в Москве есть магазины.. остальное их на сильно волнует
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  31. Not even close. More like Aldi in the US - cheap and simple
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  32.  @azmary1 Wow… how much the westerners make a month if they can waste thousands $$ a month and still be ok 😂😂
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  33. какие же заводы «отдали» китайцам? Запад производил автомобили в России обучая местных инженеров и рабочих. Китай привез «полуфабрикаты» для сборки. Это ничего не дает для технологического развития России. Китайцы умнее Запада - надо продавать, а не обучать. Тогда Россия будет покупать «отверточную сборку» из Китая вечно
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  34.  @kiyoshitakeda452  у вас «западная» зарплата в России? 😉
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  35.  @kiyoshitakeda452  i do not understand the purpose of “conversion” Why? $1 in the US is not the same as in Afganistan…
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  36.  @kiyoshitakeda452  where did you see the price for MB? i did not see any pricing. Russel explicitly said that no price tag attached to any car. My friend bought brand new BMW X5 in Moscow recently .. min 70% more than the same in the States. Plus, many software features are disconnected and the service takes longer should one has any warranty issues
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  37.  @kiyoshitakeda452  for comparison Hyunday Solaris (Russia) = $22000. Hyunday Accent in the US (equivalent to Solaris)= $19000, MSRP, fully loaded
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  38. Whole Foods “Vital Farms” pasture free $8/dozen
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  39. hm..you live in NYC and have to drive 2-3 miles to get food? weird..
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  40. yep, my friend owns BMW X7 in Moscow. Many software features are disabled..
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  41. Eggs not in the fridge? 🫣 no wonder they are on sale … 😀
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  42. @ the whole time raw eggs in +20-22C environment? 🙄Wow
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  43.  @use-16b-23z move to London or Manchester
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  44. @ i doubt that Walmart is truly 24/7. Who is going to keep the megastore open for a couple of night owls? Your story is about a mini market in Moscow, the megacity. So, it should be compared to … let’s say .. New York City, the city that never sleeps. There, you will find truly 24/7 food mini markets, cafes or dinners. We actually ate at the spacious dinner filled with people at 2 am, on the East Side,
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  45. А на хрена «столько суперсовременных футбольных стадионов» в одном городе? Они окупаются или висят на гос бюджете? Вряд ли .. если учесть что только пару футбольных российских команд самоокупаются. Российская футбольная лига прожорливая учитывая ее невысокий уровень в мировом футболе
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  46. вы думаете в США не покупают продукты каждый день потому что мало магазинов? 😂😂 Во первых, привычка; во вторых, покупают что то на неделю что то почти каждый день. Например, багет или bagels, типа бубликов. Купить свежий , афигительно вкусный хлеб каждый день без проблем
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  47. poor you 😂… trust me, go to MB, ask for Maybach and you will be treated as the King
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  48.  @TravellingwithRussell wait a minute… 😉 The government gives these apartments for free to EVERYBODY? Or you supposed to meet certain requirements?
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  49. Lata? Did you mean Tata? an indian car?
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  50. your wife did not tell you where the “plov” dish had come from? weird … плов=plov=pilaf
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  51. @ wait a minute … Apple provides warranty service in Russia? Seriously? You can walk into Apple Store? Also, Apple exchanges your old phone for $$ if you buy a new one. For example, Apple i12 =$280 back
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  52. This is Moscow. Hence, compare to New York City and the City has a plenty small shops like this
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  53.  @TravellingwithRussell are you sure there is no Ahmad tee in Australia? All russian stores and some low budget supermarkets in Northeast USA are stuffed with this brand.
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  54. seriously? 😉 you visit USA and go for food shopping to Walmart? Hm.. where is in the US? Deep in rural West Virginia?
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  55.  @HazyFace_ people sleep at night 😉 or you prefer shopping at 2am? hm.. interesting
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  56.  @tanavar2118 а «обычные люди» эте те кто? кто мало зарабатывает?
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  57. @🤣🤣🤣 Oh boy… stop repeating Putin..”Russia became Europe’s number one economy in terms of purchasing power parity” Putin has no clue what he is talking about. Nobody cares about this “in terms of purchasing power parity”. What is mean? India is well ahead of Russia. Is life in India better than in Russia of Germany? Brazil is ahead of France, Switzerland, Norway… Lets move to Brazil?
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  58. looks likes not the best parts of Brooklyn
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  59. Seriously? 😂
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  60.  @TravellingwithRussell through Lithuania … officially
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  61. Мда… только что похоронили проект «»самолет Байкал».. Санкции против хай-тек остальной нет проблем
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  62. Wow … expensive! The same crap in Tri state is only $3 per 2 slices
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  63.  @Alexey-Komarov so the employer would pay %28 less to cover its expenses?
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  64.  @zimagorec the Moscow region has “harsh winters” every winter?
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  65.  @zimagorec  хорошо… кину вам пару цифр. Штат США , три-четыре недели в зиму температура ниже нуля и днем и ночью. В эту зиму 7-10 дней температура около -10 -12 С. Несколько рах выпадал хороший снег. Средних размеров дом (по американским масштабам) … зима холодная, поэтому и счет на отопление побольше обычного $270/месяц, три месяца: две зоны отопления (верхний и нижний), горячий воздух нагретый газом. Температура в доме программируемая: ночью +17, днем +20
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  66.  @TravellingwithRussell where else to go if you are old and not good anymore for NHL.
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  67. Really? 😂
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  68. Какой смысл переводить рублевые цены в доллары? Зарплаты в США и России разные…. в разы ..Средняя зарплата в Апрелевке 66 000 рублей месяц. То есть $600-700
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  69. @ у вас что то с логикой… и при чем тут перевод цен с рублей в доллары? Вы идете покупать в российский магазин? Что вы хотите сравнивать? Тогда сравните «корзины продуктов», идентичных, в России и Америке и спросите какой ПРОЦЕНТ дохода уходит на покупку этой «корзины». Заодно сравнивайте «коммунальные» и прочие расходы и не в АБСОЛЮТНЫХ единицах, а в долях от зарплат
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  70. so… let me understand .. you are comparing rural NC with Moscow, megacity? Seriously 😂?
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  71.  @als4387  that’s what i am saying. Lots of strange comments from US audience comparing either “shitholes” or, politicly correct, “rural areas” with the megapolis, one of the biggest cities in the world. Really? Move closer to Charlotte or Salem … and you will have a plenty of cheaper and better quality foods. A lady from Florida was even excited to see… the cafe inside the supermarket😆. “What a great idea!” Really? She has never seen cafes, ready-to-eat hot meal/salads inside the food store?
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  72. @ Man… smth is wrong with our education here in the US .. especially math and logic.. 😆 trust me, the cost of eggs in Afganistan even more cheaper than in Russia. Simple math - median salary in Moscow (50% of its population) is about 90 000 roubles/month, that is $800-900/month. That’s how much 50% of Moscow population make in a month. in NYC: almost $6000/month. 10 times!!! Labor cost is also much higher than in the US, especially NYC. I hope the math is not too complicated. But, the imported stuff is MORE expensive than in the West. Regarding the sanctions on food. There are NO sanctions on foods - the West excluded food items from the sanction list. Russia has self-imposed “restrictions” on the food from the unfriendly countries
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  73.  @АНДРЕЙ3500 согласен, вместо французского коньяка лучше коньяк подмосковного разлива. Вместо испанского Manchego сыр от «тети Маши» 👍
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  74. @ our store is full at this time.. on the other side of the Pond 😉
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  75.  @TravellingwithRussell what’s the point of “staying longer”? Instead of browsing around people would sit and charge their phones
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  76.  @TravellingwithRussell there was a video from Moscow - Coca Cola from Angola 😂
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  77.  @inkabazinkaasmr1215  are you shopping in 7/11? 😂
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  78. $1 a slice?!???! 🙄🫣 why is it so expensive? Our local pizzeria sells 2 slices cheese pizza + a can of coke for $ 2.50
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  79. which sanctions? there are no food sanctions
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  80. it has nothing to do with China. Jaguar Land Rover is a part of Tata group. Volvo is owned by the chinese company. So what? These cars are in Russia due to the “parallel import”… meaning no warranties, ni advanced software.. etc
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  81. EU excluded food from sanctions. The russian government imposed self sanctions from the “hostile” countries. “Grey” import.
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  82. China is NOT in a hurry to invest in Russia. The West was building factories in Russia. China does not. I believe there is only one real Chinese auto factory in Russia
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  83. Read about the sanctions…
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