Some of you need to sit and educate yourselves after reading your comments. Fedor is NOT able to stop what’s happening and nor can he solely do anything about it. It’s illegal to protest in Russia and not smart to speak out against the government. I’m certain they feel the same as we all do about what’s happening but they are putting their personal safety first, and Fedor has an American wife to protect who currently could be in more danger as a result of her birth place. Leave them alone and stop expecting Fedor to single handedly stop what is happening for Gods sake.
Ей ничто не угражает в России, никак её происхождение не скажется на жизни в России. Россия то вам не Европа и не США, где людей дискриминируют по паспорту.
@@vvp_rus she could be deported at the very least, and if things escalate then she very much could be in danger. War is unpredictable. I’m sure the people wouldn’t pose a threat but the government could, should things escalate anyway.
I hope you both are ok. We're very concerned about the safety of Americans visiting or living in Russia as this war begin to escalate. Please stay safe!
@@regalsurvivor3418 Not rumor... Russian flights are banned over EU and North America... Western flights are banned over Russia... This is bad and won't be getting better, Putin is now a worldwide pariah.
@@thomasward00 *Putin is now a worldwide pariah.* just because the western presstitues make them one.. not a single of these clowns reported when Ukraine bombed their own regions Donetsk and Lugansk for stright 8 years killing countless people (including women and children) and now these cheap mofos are sooo "shocked".. 🙄
In Nigeria, I started walking to school from the age of 5 and you don’t have to wait for someone to pick you up. Only the little ones have to wait. We also don’t do prom, just a graduation party. Russia and Nigeria are very similar in this stuff.
Guys, do not pay attention to comments with a political provocation. There are other bloggers for politics. There is a lot of this politics everywhere.
THey should pay attentions. Politics are stupid but not folowing politics is even more stupid. they are screwed, their money is gone, WW3 is about to start. the only way to stop it is by protesting NOW
Hey, I'm a long term subscriber to your channel and have watched your story evolve over the years. I hope you're both safe. You two were having such a wonderful experience living in Russia together - I hope that circumstances change that will allow you to continue this great adventure together and you both have a pathway to safety until that time comes. Be well -
I was born in 1985 ( so... Really old lol) in Durban, South Africa. What followed was some of the most awesome years of my life. No, I wasn't in immediate danger even though SA is perceived to be a very dangerous country. Yes, we also had to get dropped of and picked up to school. For me, my mum was a teacher at my school so, no problems there. I had the most full and pleasant memories. Afternoons, were always at home with my housekeeper/ nanny. She was like a second mother to me. To this day, I still remember the scent of her clothes, the feel of her embrace and the calming voice she had. Then I would watch cartoons, play with my toys and my friends at the park that was right across from my house. We would play until dusk, until the massive deep orange sun would start to retreat and the crickets were all we'd hear. I would go home, watch my parents cook and one would get me showered etc. My family and I would eat always, a beautiful home cooked meal and we'd all watch TV or my dad would help with some homework. One of the best memories I have is of, hot nights with all the lights of and sparkling, green little orbs in the air - glow worms. That was magic for me. It was like that every weekday. Weekends were of me and my family, relaxing ( to me it felt like that) then having bbqs with my parents friends who were family to us. Going to the beaches every weekend. Trying out outstanding restaurants and always ending with watching the sun retreat and then finally vanish on the oceans horizon. My parents would have parties until late while we listened to good music and always the kids would be playing until we fell asleep in our parents arms. If there was ever a moment I could go back to in life, it would be the moment I started to feel sleepy in my dad's arms. Now, I'm 36, I parent alone and New Zealand is my home. My 15 year old just txted me from school to say that he is going to a friend's house after school. My my, where does time disappear to? Here's to making sure that my son has the most awesome memories and that the biggest concern of his day is still the same old question he asks everyday, " Mum what's for dinner?" I answer and it's met with either a happy "Yessss" or a " bruh" Here's to happy memories and moments everyone 💐❤️
#MADE IT XD I love your videos but I think this one is my favourite so far XD While Fedor was describing his childhood, the way he went to school or came back home etc...it was like he was talking about my childhood or the childhood of other kids from Croatia XD and I think I am not wrong if I say that most kids in the Balkans grew up the same way and did the same things as Fedor XD this video made me laugh so much XD
Due to the termination of technical support from Boeing, the company's aircraft will not be able to fly in 3 days. Fedor, please take care of Victoria's safety.
I grew up in Armenia (a former Soviet country) so my school life was pretty similar to Frodor's. I guess the experience between ex Soveit countries is pretty similar
We didnt have to wait for anyone to pick us up. We walked alone to and from school. But i am a bit oldervthan u guys 39. But even my kids ( son 19, daughter 15) they walked home from school together. My hisband would go and meet my daughter sometimes to walk home with her but it had nothing to do with school, just parent preference. I live in chicago
I’m from America. I was in elementary in the 90’s. We were able to just leave when school was over. School started at 7:20-2:15. Victoria is from California I’m from Alabama, two totally different worlds 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m Russian from small town, when I was 7 years my mom “dropped” me to 1st September, and after that i going to school myself(with friends usually). I grew up as independent person. Now i have a kid, but like others parents will not stay alone child, cause pedophiles exists(why ?) in all the world. Yeah, now cities have many cameras, but no one wants to be a victim. Crazy world ((
Im Russian from Syberia (1992 year born) and i was visiting school with knife`s and axe(only 2 times,since its heavy) xD It was wonderfull. I was the smallest guy in the class and 50% of mans in my class had scars from me. I never get hit to the face for that. All scars they get because they tried to bull me. (Most scars was from pencil ,because i sharp them with knife and stick to the hands,some scars was from paper-knfie)
I disagree with her experience, but I lived in Cleveland, Ohio. We walked to school by ourselves in the first grade, maybe kindergarten. But it was down the street from my house. Then I used to catch the school bus for two years during middle school. Then cleveland public school stopped using school buses so we used public transportation.
In 60-s you was walked into school by someone not during 1st grade but 1st TIME only. After that you know the path and go yourself. For me in 2nd grade there was not 2 buses but 2 TRAINS! It was such level of safeness. Now... allmost same as in US. You can not leave a kid alone till 12 in big ceties like Moskow.
3 minutes into the video and I’m surprised Russia also has the “morning/afternoon” shifts at school. I went to elementary school in Mexico and we had the exact same thing. I was in the morning shift, and when my dad was young he was in the afternoon shift because he didn’t like to wake up early 😂
Yes someone had to sign you out if you didn’t catch the bus home. We had what is called “after school” programs where someone would watch you for 2 hours then you were bussed home. Also, there was an activity, or band, sports etc where you would get a ride home.
They have closed Dan Sheekoz channel and Instagram a Russian you tuber, he will be on telegram app, I hope they don"t mess with your channel stay safe be blessed ..✝️❤️🙏🏽
Well, cases when teachers sleep with students is a rare thing here but its not so impossible. It happened in my school and it was interesting to observe as it was happening in late 90-s, you can imagine the reaction of society at that time)
Here in Bulgaria we had the similar experience like Fedor had in Russia. Actually I never heard to this moment that someone need to sign you off from school to leave. When school day ends you just go freaking home. Back then we did not have school buses and I always asked myself watching american movies why the hell are they using them? There is great public transport here are they don't having it there in America? Now we have school buses but back then no. About bullying back then was not a thing here it just was not existing or very insignificant thing. Of course things changed probably till this day. I was 1st grade in 1991 now I'm 37 years old and that was my experience in school. Many things probably changed during the years but I'm not in touch with them since I don't have kids by myself to know what is going on now. I want to tell you that you are a great couple and to wish you all the best in life.
The vast majority of America is very safe, it's only certain cities and areas are dangerous, these are widely known... Also America is very conscious about child abuse and safety. Until high school we had to be signed out of leaving early, otherwise, being picked up after school or the bus, there is no sign out, but of course they are more careful with younger kids.
We had same shifts in Poland sometimes i didn't get out of school 5pm cuz i went at 12 sometimes i be home 12pm plus the between breaks were 5 min, 15 min, and 25 min i lived right on school grown so i can make run on 5 min break to my building get me a sandwich and be only 2-3 min late for class, grade school was like college you can go outside smoke a cigarette and come back in grade school plus the level of education was 3 times higher then American, when i came to UsA in 7 grade they righ away put me in 8 grade cuz i already knew everything they were going to teach me i didn't learn anything new in USA till i got to 10 grade and i came in 7 grade finishing 6 grade in Poland.
Victoria they have announced in America that all Americans should leave Russia please grab your husband and leave before it gets too bad blessings to you both be safe
Очень интересное видео!) Действительно, любопытно узнать о различиях) Мне кажется, забыли обсудить ещё школьные обеды. Интересно, есть ли в Лос-Анжелесе какие-то общие обеды или всегда все сами берут с собой. Я тоже всегда в школу ходила сама, класса со 2-го кажется. Хотя сейчас во многих школах электронные пропуска, которые фиксируют вход и выход из школы. Но мы тоже бегали в магаз за школой за сухариками)) А в какие-нибудь кружки математические на метро ездили с сестрой на другой конец Москвы где-то с 6-го. Хах, буллинг - это конечно важно обсудить. Но интересно ещё узнать о криминогенной обстановке. Помню мои приятели телефоны из брошенных рюкзаков таскали, а ещё забивали всякие стрелки, сходки скинхедов и армян и всякое такое. И субкультуры конечно! Хотя это уже более-менее мирно присутствовало. Насчёт вечеринок/вписок - да просто места для этого нет в квартирах. Если и собираются побухать компаниями в средней-старшей школе, то не больше 10-ти человек наверное. И пьют всякую дрянь дешёвую) А секс в 9-ом классе - это конечно могло как раз стать причиной для травли, особенно для девушки. Похвалялись мнимыми подвигами многие, но действительно имели секс единицы, и действительно, это либо плохая компания, либо гормоны/любовь - и тогда не афишируется.
In brazil we study at 7am to 1pm then u are free to go home, for leave alone your parents need to informe school, u only can go by yourself if u have 13 or more without parents permision
US urges Americans in Russia to consider leaving 'immediately' US citizens should leave while commercial flights are still available, says embassy in Moscow.
Praying for your safe return. 🙏🏽 The country in which you live is utterly destroying your smaller neighboring country. I hope both of you are alright. The media in your country is not showing you how truly bad things are. Keep posting videos so we can know you are alright.
Hello babies. I'm from Boston. But, will you be coming to the States for a while? Would love you guys to come over for St. Patty's Day. 🥰💗🤗🙋🏽♀️😘 Love you two.
I had a bad experience with my primary school, I was very bad bullied by students and my teacher , after complaining to my mother , she decided to go the school to talking with the teacher after she warning the teacher, the situation didn't stop , until one day my mother waited for the teacher outside the school , and give her several slaps , because of this was removed from that school. R.I.P MOM .
The funniest story for me about the difference between my UK school and my husband's Russian school. Was when I was explaining how at my first school (elementary school) in the 80's we had the worst toilet paper. It was called Izal and it was just like baking parchment paper! It was terrible! I was telling my husband about it. I ssked if he had the same awful toilet paper in his Russian school. He said no he did not. So there was me thinking "wow! Russia had better toilet paper than us! I said, " so did you have good normal toilet paper then? Then he said, no we had newspaper!!!! We laughed so much at this funny situation. There was I thinking that post soviet Russia had better toilet paper than the UK's school and the way my husband delivered his response was very funny. I have to say I never thought that the Russian sense of humour would be so close to the sense of humour we have in the South East of the UK.
Me I remember in highschool, Iwas bullied by a higher level student because he thought I spit on him, I was afraid that time... But looking back I should have spit at him since he is a jerk.... I wish I was strong back then.... In my country at 5, I commute or walk to school and vice versa..... I was also part bully when I call someone names.. but at the same time bullied as well. There was one time after district division exam which means I will not be joined by my classmates because we are assigned at different shifts..my shift was the last .. while going down to the school grounds , 3 guys approach me to extort money.. I was tired of the exam .. I was pissed and pass through them...hours later I felt that those kids will exact revenge..but luckily it isn't....one of my classmates bring a hermit crab at school and was stung in the neck...wahahaha... we have also prom for Juniors and seniors.in highschool. Junior isn't fun for me... seniors would be good but someone called out school that there is bomb threat... Everyone is pissed... So some students Go to parks and malls wearing formal wears....
I grew up in the country in the US' South so my mother drove me to the bus stop and stayed with me until I was on the bus. It wasn't safe. Sometimes bad things would happen to Black children if we were walking on the road. For example, my friend was chased off the road while she was walking home. The driver tried to run her over. Even though we were little children our white neighbors didn't have good intentions for us. So, we understood our parents extra rules.
Folks have to remember that although there are poor people everywhere, the average American family for generations has had a much higher standard of living compared to much of the world, although there are some bad side effects, capitalism brings great wealth.
Not even speaking on the Russian school experience the US school experience is going to differ from region to region and districts. People in the north (NY,PA,MA) they use public transit and walk to school at much younger ages than people who are in places like where I grew up (NC,GA,SC). You could literally do a years worth of content on how school systems differ in the USA lol. As nice as this video is I can't hope enough that you are not in Russia. Outside of the atrocities in Ukraine they have been showing videos where they are treating Black people who are trying to leave Ukraine and these are African students but they are turning them back to Kiev . Now obviously you are not Nigerian and neither am I but it's black history month in the USA and we can't let our ancestors kids be treated like that it's crazy. Russia , Poland, Romania none of these countries will let these students flee.
I hope you guys can advocate for your country to stop fighting Ukraine. There are innocent children and ppl being killed and families are being torn apart. Pls pray for Ukraine guys😭
The most they could do would be post a message on social media or something. Would that really be helpful though? Everyone already knows what’s happening and neither of them are politicians.
@@seaofroses8888 in russia not a lot of people know what's realy happening, and in typical russian fassion all the celeberties and public figures are staying quiet. You cant get rid of putin if you quiet
@@alexj7640 making a video for a mostly foreigner audience won’t help Russians revolt against Putin. If they want to speak out to the Russian people or protest, that comes with consequences. I’m not here to calculate the risk for them.
Joseph it seams to me that the guy Fedor, is a big russia supporter and putin fan. a lot of random russian accounts come and try spread disinformation here in coments anytime anyone is talking about it. so ignore them
@@alexj7640 It truly is a shame that any country would allow a man to stay in power for 22 years, he's turned the country into a pariah state, hopefully they get rid of him soon.
30 лет назад в России и ранее не было экономического плана сбывать населению жрущие десятки литров бензина на сотню по рассредоточенным на 10ки км районам городов, более того приобретение личного автомобиля было редкостью(порой люди стояли в списках очередей на получение личного транспорта и имели бонусные программы которые поднимали их в очереди), всё же было общее как и общественный транспорт(порча которого была не только наказуема но и эффективно порицаема обществом) стоимостью в несколько копеек(центов) за билет. Обидит женщину, ребенка(присказка:солдат ребёнка не обидит), животное, в России весьма позорный поступок.
I know about the two shifts elementary school. I lived in Germany and in the fourth and fifth grades I had second shift. We had a very safe area and I walked four blocks to school. I think Vika had a very unsafe area. It is the same in Boston as Fidor's area. If they don't live far away, by bus, and you live close enough to school, you go to and from school with your siblings, neighbor kids , or by yourself.
Федя такой старомодный. Любит мораль больше чем свободу. У каждого свой темперамент и многие подростки еще в 90-х занимались сексом с 12-13 лет да слишком рано, но так было . Сейчас тоже у всех по-разному. Никаких шаблонов, что это должно случиться в 18 лет нет и не может быть.
I find it completely inappropriate for you to be making these kinds of videos in a time of great sorrow and despair. It's completely tone deaf and a bit insensitive.
They live in Russia, it’s illegal to protest and not smart to openly speak out against your government there. Their lives could be in danger. Victoria is also American which is a problem right now. I’m sure their personal safety and Fedor particularly protecting his wife is way more important than caring if you are offended.
Disappointed that you posted a UA-cam video without at least acknowledging the war Russia just started. That is unacceptable by any standard of decency.
You guys seem to forget that they are in a country that doesn’t allow people to speak out against the government. If you haven’t noticed the Russian citizens who are protesting right now are literally risking their lives. They are not in a country like the US where you have free speech. So quit expecting them to bring this matter up. I’m sure they are very aware of what’s going on and wish they could help. But there is really nothing that they can do. So leave them alone about it. If they could bring it up I’m sure that they would have already done so. But they can’t. @Shala Perez
You know that they are not living in a free society? They need to get out safely. Just think! They could get 15 years in prison in that country if they comment.
Some of you need to sit and educate yourselves after reading your comments. Fedor is NOT able to stop what’s happening and nor can he solely do anything about it. It’s illegal to protest in Russia and not smart to speak out against the government. I’m certain they feel the same as we all do about what’s happening but they are putting their personal safety first, and Fedor has an American wife to protect who currently could be in more danger as a result of her birth place. Leave them alone and stop expecting Fedor to single handedly stop what is happening for Gods sake.
Ей ничто не угражает в России, никак её происхождение не скажется на жизни в России. Россия то вам не Европа и не США, где людей дискриминируют по паспорту.
@@vvp_rus she could be deported at the very least, and if things escalate then she very much could be in danger. War is unpredictable. I’m sure the people wouldn’t pose a threat but the government could, should things escalate anyway.
can I ask you what reasons do you have to make statements like these?
Couldn't have said it better myself
@@АзБукиВедиРазДваТри you’ll have to be more specific?
I hope you both are ok.
We're very concerned about the safety of Americans visiting or living in Russia as this war begin to escalate. Please stay safe!
Please stop spreading psy-op rumors!!! Thank you!
@@regalsurvivor3418 Not rumor... Russian flights are banned over EU and North America... Western flights are banned over Russia... This is bad and won't be getting better, Putin is now a worldwide pariah.
@@thomasward00 *Putin is now a worldwide pariah.*
just because the western presstitues make them one.. not a single of these clowns reported when Ukraine bombed their own regions Donetsk and Lugansk for stright 8 years killing countless people (including women and children) and now these cheap mofos are sooo "shocked".. 🙄
Lol that's funny cuz i don't see any war .
especially , with the African-American how they are not letting them out of their own country.
In Nigeria, I started walking to school from the age of 5 and you don’t have to wait for someone to pick you up. Only the little ones have to wait. We also don’t do prom, just a graduation party. Russia and Nigeria are very similar in this stuff.
Guys, do not pay attention to comments with a political provocation. There are other bloggers for politics. There is a lot of this politics everywhere.
THey should pay attentions. Politics are stupid but not folowing politics is even more stupid. they are screwed, their money is gone, WW3 is about to start. the only way to stop it is by protesting NOW
@@alexj7640 They earn their money from UA-cam so actually they aren't affected! :)
@@Jordan-xg4pn visa, Mastercard, swift all canceled in Russia. Everyone is affected
Just because we haven't seen a post, been thinking about you. Love from Boston. 💗💗😘🙋🏽♀️
Hey, I'm a long term subscriber to your channel and have watched your story evolve over the years. I hope you're both safe. You two were having such a wonderful experience living in Russia together - I hope that circumstances change that will allow you to continue this great adventure together and you both have a pathway to safety until that time comes. Be well -
I am praying for you guys from America, with all that's going on, stay safe guys.
I was born in 1985 ( so... Really old lol) in Durban, South Africa. What followed was some of the most awesome years of my life. No, I wasn't in immediate danger even though SA is perceived to be a very dangerous country. Yes, we also had to get dropped of and picked up to school. For me, my mum was a teacher at my school so, no problems there. I had the most full and pleasant memories. Afternoons, were always at home with my housekeeper/ nanny. She was like a second mother to me. To this day, I still remember the scent of her clothes, the feel of her embrace and the calming voice she had. Then I would watch cartoons, play with my toys and my friends at the park that was right across from my house. We would play until dusk, until the massive deep orange sun would start to retreat and the crickets were all we'd hear. I would go home, watch my parents cook and one would get me showered etc. My family and I would eat always, a beautiful home cooked meal and we'd all watch TV or my dad would help with some homework. One of the best memories I have is of, hot nights with all the lights of and sparkling, green little orbs in the air - glow worms. That was magic for me. It was like that every weekday. Weekends were of me and my family, relaxing ( to me it felt like that) then having bbqs with my parents friends who were family to us. Going to the beaches every weekend. Trying out outstanding restaurants and always ending with watching the sun retreat and then finally vanish on the oceans horizon. My parents would have parties until late while we listened to good music and always the kids would be playing until we fell asleep in our parents arms. If there was ever a moment I could go back to in life, it would be the moment I started to feel sleepy in my dad's arms. Now, I'm 36, I parent alone and New Zealand is my home. My 15 year old just txted me from school to say that he is going to a friend's house after school. My my, where does time disappear to? Here's to making sure that my son has the most awesome memories and that the biggest concern of his day is still the same old question he asks everyday, " Mum what's for dinner?" I answer and it's met with either a happy "Yessss" or a " bruh"
Here's to happy memories and moments everyone 💐❤️
#MADE IT XD I love your videos but I think this one is my favourite so far XD While Fedor was describing his childhood, the way he went to school or came back home etc...it was like he was talking about my childhood or the childhood of other kids from Croatia XD and I think I am not wrong if I say that most kids in the Balkans grew up the same way and did the same things as Fedor XD this video made me laugh so much XD
Due to the termination of technical support from Boeing, the company's aircraft will not be able to fly in 3 days.
Fedor, please take care of Victoria's safety.
I grew up in Armenia (a former Soviet country) so my school life was pretty similar to Frodor's. I guess the experience between ex Soveit countries is pretty similar
And thanks for the video, we really needed that time for laughing and relax. Love u guys from Brazil.
Lol. Remembered show “two and half men”, when Jake was forgotten and stayed under rain )))
We didnt have to wait for anyone to pick us up. We walked alone to and from school. But i am a bit oldervthan u guys 39. But even my kids ( son 19, daughter 15) they walked home from school together. My hisband would go and meet my daughter sometimes to walk home with her but it had nothing to do with school, just parent preference. I live in chicago
We live in Boston. It's yellow school bus or close enough to walk.
I’m from America. I was in elementary in the 90’s. We were able to just leave when school was over. School started at 7:20-2:15. Victoria is from California I’m from Alabama, two totally different worlds 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m Russian from small town, when I was 7 years my mom “dropped” me to 1st September, and after that i going to school myself(with friends usually). I grew up as independent person. Now i have a kid, but like others parents will not stay alone child, cause pedophiles exists(why ?) in all the world. Yeah, now cities have many cameras, but no one wants to be a victim. Crazy world ((
Wish more of the world were like both of you. Wanted to visit Russia after Covid. Guess this won't be possible soon.
Im Russian from Syberia (1992 year born) and i was visiting school with knife`s and axe(only 2 times,since its heavy) xD It was wonderfull. I was the smallest guy in the class and 50% of mans in my class had scars from me. I never get hit to the face for that. All scars they get because they tried to bull me. (Most scars was from pencil ,because i sharp them with knife and stick to the hands,some scars was from paper-knfie)
I disagree with her experience, but I lived in Cleveland, Ohio. We walked to school by ourselves in the first grade, maybe kindergarten. But it was down the street from my house. Then I used to catch the school bus for two years during middle school. Then cleveland public school stopped using school buses so we used public transportation.
Are you two going to ignore the elephant in the room? Stay safe I'll be praying for you too. 🙏
Elephante? I can't see it !!
Beautiful couple.😮
I'm praying for both of you ❤❤❤. Please stay safe.
In 60-s you was walked into school by someone not during 1st grade but 1st TIME only. After that you know the path and go yourself. For me in 2nd grade there was not 2 buses but 2 TRAINS! It was such level of safeness. Now... allmost same as in US. You can not leave a kid alone till 12 in big ceties like Moskow.
Fedor’s face at 0.55 lol
3 minutes into the video and I’m surprised Russia also has the “morning/afternoon” shifts at school. I went to elementary school in Mexico and we had the exact same thing. I was in the morning shift, and when my dad was young he was in the afternoon shift because he didn’t like to wake up early 😂
Victoria is gorgeous she is so beautiful!! I love Victoria personally too😀😍😍
Yes someone had to sign you out if you didn’t catch the bus home. We had what is called “after school” programs where someone would watch you for 2 hours then you were bussed home. Also, there was an activity, or band, sports etc where you would get a ride home.
They have closed Dan Sheekoz channel and Instagram a Russian you tuber, he will be on telegram app, I hope they don"t mess with your channel stay safe be blessed ..✝️❤️🙏🏽
Well, cases when teachers sleep with students is a rare thing here but its not so impossible. It happened in my school and it was interesting to observe as it was happening in late 90-s, you can imagine the reaction of society at that time)
Here in Bulgaria we had the similar experience like Fedor had in Russia. Actually I never heard to this moment that someone need to sign you off from school to leave. When school day ends you just go freaking home. Back then we did not have school buses and I always asked myself watching american movies why the hell are they using them? There is great public transport here are they don't having it there in America? Now we have school buses but back then no. About bullying back then was not a thing here it just was not existing or very insignificant thing. Of course things changed probably till this day. I was 1st grade in 1991 now I'm 37 years old and that was my experience in school. Many things probably changed during the years but I'm not in touch with them since I don't have kids by myself to know what is going on now. I want to tell you that you are a great couple and to wish you all the best in life.
The vast majority of America is very safe, it's only certain cities and areas are dangerous, these are widely known... Also America is very conscious about child abuse and safety. Until high school we had to be signed out of leaving early, otherwise, being picked up after school or the bus, there is no sign out, but of course they are more careful with younger kids.
We had same shifts in Poland sometimes i didn't get out of school 5pm cuz i went at 12 sometimes i be home 12pm plus the between breaks were 5 min, 15 min, and 25 min i lived right on school grown so i can make run on 5 min break to my building get me a sandwich and be only 2-3 min late for class, grade school was like college you can go outside smoke a cigarette and come back in grade school plus the level of education was 3 times higher then American, when i came to UsA in 7 grade they righ away put me in 8 grade cuz i already knew everything they were going to teach me i didn't learn anything new in USA till i got to 10 grade and i came in 7 grade finishing 6 grade in Poland.
How oool living on school grounds
Victoria they have announced in America that all Americans should leave Russia please grab your husband and leave before it gets too bad blessings to you both be safe
He's not an American citizen though - is he?
@@Jsee66 I think Fedor is.
I hope both of you are safe and okay!
Очень интересное видео!) Действительно, любопытно узнать о различиях) Мне кажется, забыли обсудить ещё школьные обеды. Интересно, есть ли в Лос-Анжелесе какие-то общие обеды или всегда все сами берут с собой.
Я тоже всегда в школу ходила сама, класса со 2-го кажется. Хотя сейчас во многих школах электронные пропуска, которые фиксируют вход и выход из школы. Но мы тоже бегали в магаз за школой за сухариками)) А в какие-нибудь кружки математические на метро ездили с сестрой на другой конец Москвы где-то с 6-го.
Хах, буллинг - это конечно важно обсудить. Но интересно ещё узнать о криминогенной обстановке. Помню мои приятели телефоны из брошенных рюкзаков таскали, а ещё забивали всякие стрелки, сходки скинхедов и армян и всякое такое. И субкультуры конечно! Хотя это уже более-менее мирно присутствовало.
Насчёт вечеринок/вписок - да просто места для этого нет в квартирах. Если и собираются побухать компаниями в средней-старшей школе, то не больше 10-ти человек наверное. И пьют всякую дрянь дешёвую) А секс в 9-ом классе - это конечно могло как раз стать причиной для травли, особенно для девушки. Похвалялись мнимыми подвигами многие, но действительно имели секс единицы, и действительно, это либо плохая компания, либо гормоны/любовь - и тогда не афишируется.
I swear im waiting videos of you 2 every day .
High school plus bullying was the worst.
#HighSchoolSux
In brazil we study at 7am to 1pm then u are free to go home, for leave alone your parents need to informe school, u only can go by yourself if u have 13 or more without parents permision
I wish we got out of school at 1 in the states. It’s topically 3 or 4 pm
I am 34 years old. I walked a mile with my sister to the bus stop since I was in third grade. I lived in 🇺🇸.
Please give us all an update on current events there in Russia. We're all worried for you.
I wonder if they can discuss that on their channel
They are very far from events
@@maximr6576 they are not. Russia is in chaos and panic right now. People have no money, borders are closing, time to act is now
Watch NFKRZ on youtube he is from russia and makin videos in english and talks about the war
@@hiphopsnap And YegorsTV as well!
Nope. I lived in the Bronx, NY and walked to school from middle school and part of elementary.... LOL but I was a latch key kid...
US urges Americans in Russia to consider leaving 'immediately'
US citizens should leave while commercial flights are still available, says embassy in Moscow.
Not available anymore I guess
They can use turkish or any other third party airlines
they can drive to Balticsc, or fly to turkey and get out that way
Praying for your safe return. 🙏🏽 The country in which you live is utterly destroying your smaller neighboring country. I hope both of you are alright. The media in your country is not showing you how truly bad things are. Keep posting videos so we can know you are alright.
Hope yall okay in Russia.
Hello babies. I'm from Boston. But, will you be coming to the States for a while? Would love you guys to come over for St. Patty's Day. 🥰💗🤗🙋🏽♀️😘 Love you two.
I had a bad experience with my primary school, I was very bad bullied by students and my teacher , after complaining to my mother , she decided to go the school to talking with the teacher after she warning the teacher, the situation didn't stop , until one day my mother waited for the teacher outside the school , and give her several slaps , because of this was removed from that school. R.I.P MOM .
The funniest story for me about the difference between my UK school and my husband's Russian school. Was when I was explaining how at my first school (elementary school) in the 80's we had the worst toilet paper. It was called Izal and it was just like baking parchment paper! It was terrible! I was telling my husband about it. I ssked if he had the same awful toilet paper in his Russian school. He said no he did not. So there was me thinking "wow! Russia had better toilet paper than us! I said, " so did you have good normal toilet paper then? Then he said, no we had newspaper!!!! We laughed so much at this funny situation. There was I thinking that post soviet Russia had better toilet paper than the UK's school and the way my husband delivered his response was very funny. I have to say I never thought that the Russian sense of humour would be so close to the sense of humour we have in the South East of the UK.
Yeah l remember terrible toilet paper lol
That’s hilarious😂😂😂 USA
Me I remember in highschool, Iwas bullied by a higher level student because he thought I spit on him, I was afraid that time... But looking back I should have spit at him since he is a jerk.... I wish I was strong back then.... In my country at 5, I commute or walk to school and vice versa..... I was also part bully when I call someone names.. but at the same time bullied as well. There was one time after district division exam which means I will not be joined by my classmates because we are assigned at different shifts..my shift was the last .. while going down to the school grounds , 3 guys approach me to extort money.. I was tired of the exam .. I was pissed and pass through them...hours later I felt that those kids will exact revenge..but luckily it isn't....one of my classmates bring a hermit crab at school and was stung in the neck...wahahaha... we have also prom for Juniors and seniors.in highschool. Junior isn't fun for me... seniors would be good but someone called out school that there is bomb threat... Everyone is pissed... So some students Go to parks and malls wearing formal wears....
I grew up in the country in the US' South so my mother drove me to the bus stop and stayed with me until I was on the bus. It wasn't safe. Sometimes bad things would happen to Black children if we were walking on the road. For example, my friend was chased off the road while she was walking home. The driver tried to run her over. Even though we were little children our white neighbors didn't have good intentions for us. So, we understood our parents extra rules.
I've hope that both is yall is okay , with everything is going on
Folks have to remember that although there are poor people everywhere, the average American family for generations has had a much higher standard of living compared to much of the world, although there are some bad side effects, capitalism brings great wealth.
в первом классе ходил в школу один и возвращался домой один))) забавно, но я бездомного человека увидел впервые уже взрослым,... когда исчез социализм
мы в 6 лет приходили в 6 утра в открытую школу и целых 2 часа носились по ней в темноте с друзьями
I like you very much Victoria
I’m from a bigger city in South Dakota and we could just leave👌🏻 but Los Angeles is different there’s so much…. Bs South Dakota doesn’t have😅
Not even speaking on the Russian school experience the US school experience is going to differ from region to region and districts. People in the north (NY,PA,MA) they use public transit and walk to school at much younger ages than people who are in places like where I grew up (NC,GA,SC). You could literally do a years worth of content on how school systems differ in the USA lol. As nice as this video is I can't hope enough that you are not in Russia. Outside of the atrocities in Ukraine they have been showing videos where they are treating Black people who are trying to leave Ukraine and these are African students but they are turning them back to Kiev . Now obviously you are not Nigerian and neither am I but it's black history month in the USA and we can't let our ancestors kids be treated like that it's crazy. Russia , Poland, Romania none of these countries will let these students flee.
I’m a 59 year old American who feels like I am a 25 year old Russian 😂😂
I hope you guys can advocate for your country to stop fighting Ukraine. There are innocent children and ppl being killed and families are being torn apart. Pls pray for Ukraine guys😭
The most they could do would be post a message on social media or something. Would that really be helpful though? Everyone already knows what’s happening and neither of them are politicians.
@@seaofroses8888 in russia not a lot of people know what's realy happening, and in typical russian fassion all the celeberties and public figures are staying quiet. You cant get rid of putin if you quiet
@@alexj7640 making a video for a mostly foreigner audience won’t help Russians revolt against Putin. If they want to speak out to the Russian people or protest, that comes with consequences. I’m not here to calculate the risk for them.
US govt now recommending all Americans should leave Russia, things are getting bad.
Американское правительство нагнетает обстановку.
@@ИванЛисьих-ю4л Putin doesn't come back from this, he's attacking schools and hospitals in Europe,.
@@thomasward00 и съел всех детей
Joseph it seams to me that the guy Fedor, is a big russia supporter and putin fan. a lot of random russian accounts come and try spread disinformation here in coments anytime anyone is talking about it. so ignore them
@@alexj7640 It truly is a shame that any country would allow a man to stay in power for 22 years, he's turned the country into a pariah state, hopefully they get rid of him soon.
So, are we gonna act like nothing happened on this channel? 🤔
Overall 🇷🇺 is safer than 🇺🇸 for kids
Fédor you were ths young by yourself in public transports. I was driven to school and back until i was 15 lol! i was never allowed to walk .
30 лет назад в России и ранее не было экономического плана сбывать населению жрущие десятки литров бензина на сотню по рассредоточенным на 10ки км районам городов, более того приобретение личного автомобиля было редкостью(порой люди стояли в списках очередей на получение личного транспорта и имели бонусные программы которые поднимали их в очереди), всё же было общее как и общественный транспорт(порча которого была не только наказуема но и эффективно порицаема обществом) стоимостью в несколько копеек(центов) за билет.
Обидит женщину, ребенка(присказка:солдат ребёнка не обидит), животное, в России весьма позорный поступок.
Blink once if you okay. Blink twice if you need help.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know about the two shifts elementary school. I lived in Germany and in the fourth and fifth grades I had second shift. We had a very safe area and I walked four blocks to school.
I think Vika had a very unsafe area. It is the same in Boston as Fidor's area. If they don't live far away, by bus, and you live close enough to school, you go to and from school with your siblings, neighbor kids , or by yourself.
No, Victoria lived in a very safe area. Her parents were protective and did not want her walking on the streets without adult chaperone.
Всё-таки это не выращивание, а взросление.
Please part 2
how are you guys affected by the war.
I hope you leave. They are telling all Americans to leave now to be safe.
#made it
Федя такой старомодный. Любит мораль больше чем свободу. У каждого свой темперамент и многие подростки еще в 90-х занимались сексом с 12-13 лет да слишком рано, но так было . Сейчас тоже у всех по-разному. Никаких шаблонов, что это должно случиться в 18 лет нет и не может быть.
I thought you guys would say something about Russia taking over Ukraine. Do you live in a bubble?
Agree!
It’s possible that if they do speak out, their lives could be in danger. I’m positive they’re well aware of what’s going on.
@@libbystwinfreelibby1839 Well, if so avoid criticism by not posting, as simple as that!
@@oletimejamaica1274 But it’s their channel.
@@libbystwinfreelibby1839 Well, there's gonna be criticism!
What r your comments on the Invasion in 🇺🇦 Ukraine?
Glory to Ukraine
Russia ewe
hey, why your face is so red? hhhhhhha
This video is so tone deaf it’s ridiculous and embarrassing. Feels very fake
I totally agree.
Not the appropriate time to post this video during such tumultuous times for Ukraine. Sorry to have to say this to you both but 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
I find it completely inappropriate for you to be making these kinds of videos in a time of great sorrow and despair. It's completely tone deaf and a bit insensitive.
The content creators not news broadcasters 🙄 but sure they couldve added a little disclosure at the beginning acknowledging the crisis...
They live in Russia, it’s illegal to protest and not smart to openly speak out against your government there. Their lives could be in danger. Victoria is also American which is a problem right now. I’m sure their personal safety and Fedor particularly protecting his wife is way more important than caring if you are offended.
sorry, but who told you that it is illegal to protest in Russia? have you read any low about it?
@@АзБукиВедиРазДваТри I heard it from 7 separate Russians who live in Russia.
This is the topic! Period. It's about their school days.
Don't like it? Go to another site. UA-cam is very big. Go find what you want.
Disappointed that you posted a UA-cam video without at least acknowledging the war Russia just started. That is unacceptable by any standard of decency.
They're not a political channel. Why don't you just fuck off to some podcasts or bloggers on politics.
I wholeheartedly agree !!! Very BAD timing when innocent people in Ukraine are being shot and killed
You guys seem to forget that they are in a country that doesn’t allow people to speak out against the government. If you haven’t noticed the Russian citizens who are protesting right now are literally risking their lives. They are not in a country like the US where you have free speech. So quit expecting them to bring this matter up. I’m sure they are very aware of what’s going on and wish they could help. But there is really nothing that they can do. So leave them alone about it. If they could bring it up I’m sure that they would have already done so. But they can’t. @Shala Perez
You know that they are not living in a free society? They need to get out safely. Just think! They could get 15 years in prison in that country if they comment.
Do YOU still go to work?