Comments by "" (@tarifkunde) on "Russian TYPICAL Supermarket 1000 km from Moscow" video.

  1. Do not forget, a employee of Paytyorochka have to work 60 min to buy 200 gramm butter in Pyatyorochka. A employee of Lidl in Austria have to work 12 min for 200 gramm butter. The same applies to flour and so on.
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  2. There are no sanctions on groceries.
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  3. If you work for Pyatyorochka as a supermarket employee in Kirov, you get 2.40 $/hour (netto).
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  4. Please consider, the average wage in Kirov is 55500 rubel or 550$/month (brutto) or 500$ (netto) or 3$/hour.
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  5. ​ @TravellingwithRussell Russia has 41,000,000 pensioners.
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  6. In North Korea and Nigeria you get eggs for the half of russian price. So because of eggs you better are emigrating to North Korea or Nigeria.
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  7. In North Korea are the prices much lower than in Russia.
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  8. What about customers? There are two options: Either there are no pensioners in Russia or they have no money to shop here.
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  9. Where are the customers? In Russia live 41,000,000 pensioners.
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  10. Did you proud of Kirov because your town has grocery stores???
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  11. ​ @TravellingwithRussell Yes, Russia is like a cruise ship. You can not earn enough money on both.
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  12. ​ @TravellingwithRussell D'accord!
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  13. ​ @Echoes-Of-Life-with-me I hope only few elderly people in Russia have not enough money to get 2,000 kcal a day. But you are right, despite of huge cartel prices for oil and gas, Russians are still very poor.
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  14. ​ @WoozyPolarBear Pensioners don't work and only few use food delivery.
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  15. Russel, you are living for a long time in Russia. Could you explain us, why a employee in a Pyatyorochka have to work one hour for 200 gramm butter? How is it possable the people in Russia so poor despite of huge exiports of oil and gas.
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  16. In Austria 16 EUR.
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