Хотел сказать по поводу видео о темах, которые не стоит говорить иностранцу в России. О критике. Это интернациональная тема и она есть во всех странах. Когда женщина говорит, что она толстая - это нормально. Когда вы говорите женщине, что она толстая - это оскорбление. Вот и вся суть.
@alexanderzukerman9941 yes, it could be true, brands come and go depend on whether people want to buy them anymore. TATA Motors was laughed at today it is number 2 car seller in India. How time changes.
If you're wondering how things are not in Moscow but in smaller cities, I'm currently in a city with 220k population in Eastern Siberia, and it's about the same here.
I live in Czech Republic and I believe , that E.U. ment to sanction me and my family(not Russia) as we have huge inflation due to result of those sanctions. USA did the same to me and to my family when they hit gas tube(N.Stream.)
It wouldn't make sense to a Russian with Russian letters. Compare Starbucks=> Tsarbucks to Старбакс => царьбакс. Bucks as money are not obvious to a Russian either. Starbucks is popular not because of the food, but because of it being vogue to take a selfie there. To keep people in, they have to keep that americool appeal. 😎😁 "Stars" is cool. "Tsar" is old and dated, uncool.
maybe for you , that probably had good salary since the start, but the average salary in russia is very low , for example a primary teacher average salary is around 300€ per month, and the prices of groceries has increased , including russia., then add rent , car , bills, etc .
@@AlejandroNievas1 you cant just 1-to-1 translate money like that. 300$ buys you tenfolds more than in USA for example. And we arent gonna pretend that housing is borderline unpayable in USA and partly EU, alongside grocery prices, right?
@@dazedd-fi4yx eh no, I lived in Russia, prices are very similar to europe and usa, , the only major differences is the public transport and rent, and maybe bills (water , etc) , but groceries, clothes , and daily things you need, is the same , or in some things even higher. car is more expensive in russia for example, clothes too. i mean you look at the average prices in the world bank data base , or the russian ministry, and see for yourself.
@@AlejandroNievas1 nope I'm actually just a teacher, we never and nowhere make great salaries 😅 life in Russia is affordable even if you don't make much, lots of Russians have their own place to live. When women give birth they have the right to up to 3 years of paid parent leave, every kid you have you receive up to $5k, when you have a third child you can apply to a special program and get a really low interest mortgage plus perks, add free kindergarten and school (meals included) and of course free healthcare for your kids. I don't have a car, taking a taxi is more convenient + public transport is really efficient. I'm pretty much the average "Russian". Regarding salaries and prices, there's something very critical your missing but it's a long story.
How refreshing to see a flashy shopping malls with shops that are DIFFERENT. I am tired of every mall in every city looking the same, with the same brands selling the same stuff. I want to see more diversity. My only wish was that when Russians took over the management of the former Western brands, it would also slowly change their names and logos to things completely different, and also eventually start expanding friendly countries in Asia. We could do with more competition and diversity.
The small differences is why the Alps are interesting. In a vacation you can pass through Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, France, and you won't get bored.
I would like the same in our country. Too much of the same old same old everywhere we go. Totally no variety. Becoming very monotonous. I'd like more local entrepreneur brands here too. It's so sickening that every mall you go it's s only KFC,mc.d,Starbucks,uniclo etc.
Rent is the largest cost center for entrepreneurs and now also energy and security. It is difficult for small companies to start a business under these circumstances. Shame
It's hilarious how companies that are mostly just names and advertising thought they could make an impact by leaving Russia. I'm most impressed by the McDonald's substitute, because that kinda of business does require impressive logistic skills, which McD's has. Apparently it wasn't that hard to learn
There wasn't much to learn, in fact. McD's Training facility (aka Hamburger University) for Eastern Europe was located in Moscow; McD's Russia as an enterprise relied on domestic supplies almost 100%, the current Vkusno I Tochka CEO was McD's Russia CFO for years, while the current owner used to be McD's franchisee with multiple venues in Siberia. Basically, the 'substitute' retained all the facilities, supply chains, staff etc.
Shopping in Russia in 2024 is more like "purchase online" then going into these shopping malls actually. There are a lot of articles in Russian media that talked about a loss of interest among consumers in malls as a format. But I believe it is a worldwide trend after the pandemic. And Moscow already had too many malls if you ask me.
Agreed about too many malls. And yes, I also agree about online. Amazon has killed the shopping street in my hometown, and in Russia everyone just uses Wildberries and Ozon
@@esskuser это почему, интересно? На последние раз 25 когда я покупал онлайн одежду и обувь в прошедшем году приходится дай Бог 5 когда ходил в магазин физически. И то только потому, что это дисконт и там есть вещи, которых нет на их же сайте. Во-первых знаю свои размеры и покупаю понятные мне бренды понятного мне размерного ряда. Во-вторых беру на Ламоде с примеркой, пункт выдачи условно "через два двора" и всегда могу просто отказаться. Но это случается редко, см. "во-первых". Я знаю чего хочу и что мне подходит, вот и всё.
@@mikemikelson8767 я не готова, например, покупать ботинки или джинсы без примерки. Потому что мне очень принципиально, чтобы было удобно их носить. Мне нужно все померить и пощупать. Всякие другие вещи - корм для собаки, резинки для волос, бытовую химию, подарки коллегам и пр. заказываю на озоне
The fact that these International brands migration leaving Russia but rather than punish Russia market, it give local investor and local company to grow instead are just hilarious. Also don't forget about the China EV market which basically got a free real estate in Russia because they don't need to think about market penetration and competition from western brand anymore.
Whether the local grow or not is irrelevant. Most russians can't enjoy or use many better quality international brand products. They have NO choice but to buy their own inferior products. Some are going to turkey to buy these international products as turkey is welcoming to them.
Negara- Negara tertentu sedang berlomba-lomba untuk menghindari sanksi ekonomi barat. China dan Iran adalah contoh nyatanya. Ada banyak produk palsu dan tiruan yang tersebar di kedua negara tersebut. Tetapi kwalitas produk tiruan kadang lebih baik dari produk aslinya , dan ini sangat berbahaya bagi pemilik brand. Indonesia juga sedang mengembangkan ekonomi mandiri, Kami juga kelak pasti bisa lepas dari ketergantungan Pada produk import buatan negara lain terutama Barat yg suka ikut campur urusan kami.
Haha sure they are better..like Chinese cars? 😂😂 you Russians are funny..just wait one more year when uncle putin has no gold left to sponsor your economy
"Sanctions" is not sanctions in literal meaning. How can some country imply "sanction" on Russia? Ahah. Just stupid actions of several companies, that left Russian market and lost a good part of incomes ✊
I live in Czech Republic and I believe , that E.U. ment to sanction me and my family(not Russia) as we have huge inflation due to result of those sanctions. USA did the same to me and to my family when they hit gas tube(N.Stream.)
Нет, не просто. На данный момент на Россию наложено 18772 санкции, на все сектора российской экономики. Не все иностранные компании ушли добровольно и с радостью. Им тоже пригрозили санкциями, и проблемами с бизнесом. Поймите, против России идёт настоящая экономическая война стран НАТО. Но мы справляемся. Российская экономика оказалась очень устойчивой. Решения по импортозамещению быстро принимались, и воплощались в жизнь. В российскую экономику вливались большие средства, они у России есть, слава богу. Были найдены новые торговые партнёры, и рынки. Работа ведётся серьезная. Санкции и контрсанкции также ударили и по Европе. Она лишилась дешёвого газа и нефти, которыми её снабжала Россия десятилетиями. Бесперебойно. В Европе сейчас серьезные проблемы. У русских есть пословица: "Не рой яму другому, сам в неё угодишь". Что и случилось с Европой.
Depends. If their customers in other countries would "Sanction" them for staying in Russia, that could cost them more. Let's say I do one million dollars in sales outside of Russia, but 1 dollar in Russia. If they stay, 500,000 in sales outside of Russia disappears because customers are mad. Losing one dollar is the smart move. I doubt most companies really wanted to leave, but they thought they'd lose more by staying.
Все ваши санкции, лишь заставляют в ответ улыбаться нас!)) А вообще удивляюсь, как кто то там из-за океана погрозил нам пальчиком и хотел наказать Россию, как не послушного ребенка? Кем этот кто то, себя возомнил? Кишка не тонка, тягаться с такой державой? Это вам не Ирак и даже не Иран. Как говорят в России - берите ношу по себе, что бы не падать при ходьбе! А фирмы все на поводу пошли, показали свою мнимую солидарность и двуличие. Кто то ушел и скатертью дорога, а кто то лицемерит и продолжает работать. Ох сколько же денег потеряли глупцы. Выиграл только потребитель, т.к. и без того был рынок перенасыщен, а теперь вдвойне. И русское качество повысилось и азиатские игроки хороши. А Борель и Урсула пусть и дальше думают, что там у них где то в Европе цветущий сад, который сейчас через страну бастует!)) Ну и на кого повлияли санкции?
Ну и сколько же денег потеряли западные брэнды, не обслуживая русских фашистов-нищебродов с МРОТ, пытающихся что-то там «денацифицировать» в других странах и в то же время называющих своих мигрантов «швалью»? Кем интересно это ВЫ себя возомнили, не умея делать АБСОЛЮТНО НИЧЕГО (даже гвозди и туалетную бумагу 😂) и не имея ничего ценного? Если сейчас начнете вы…ваться, подгоню неограниченное количество линков с примерами вашего «величия» (это ирония) 😂 Про то, как что работает: железный занавес работал хорошо и может заработать хорошо снова. Только это нужно донести до некоторых тупоголовых - например коммерсантов-социопатов. Ну и в Северной Корее тоже все «хорошо» работает и всего в изобилии - пока не свернешь не туда и не выедешь за картонные мулежи 😂
Danon diary company has left Russia, now the name of yogurt has changed from Activia to ActiBio. Cropp changed their logo to CR, McDonalds is now called Vkusno i Tochka (Tasty and That’s It). There is a dozen Russian analogs to Coca Cola, etc
Talking about clothes, jewelry, shoes, sneakers, cosmetics, bags ... I buy only Russian brands, created by Russian designers and made in Russia, and I do it online. Coz lots of local brands don't have their offline stores. The same thing about other stuff, some items for my apartment, cleaning stuff, furniture, etc. Non-russian is just my phone 📱So I'd be really happy if the some foreign brands leave my country to let local brands develop their business much easier
@laurenthoutan8484 can't vouch for Iranian cars as it's not my area of knowledge but Russian and Chinese cars are pretty damn good compared to most western ones that only care about making them last the warranty period. Don't be so close minded 😊
Johnny, could you tell a little bit about yourself? How did you get to Russia, what do you do, how did you learn Russian? I would appreciate it, thank you.
Hi Jonny, Happy New Year! It is nice to see you again at this cold winter day. I always liked your videos, please place more of them. Expecting your reports from some shows and cultural events in Moscow.
Russia is a hostile and unhealthy business environment even irrespective of sanctions or social pressure. And staying there was not even an option for basically ANY Finnish company for example. There would have been hell to pay in Finland had they stayed. Not worth it. And I can guarantee that THEY ARE NOT COMING BACK, irrespective of how Putin's imperialist war ends. Heck, even practical matters such as logistics and money transfers are a major headache. Good luck attracting Western businesses in the future to that sinking ship.
and the biggest mistake govt do especially us, is thinking sanctions will work as they did before in the cold war, the world is drastically changed today, the biggest important economy is china which has no strings attached with trading and also mcdonalds or any other company arent special anymore, in this age of internet, ai and chinese manufacturing nothing is impossible, a company can be replaced in a day. theres too many alternatives and ways to do things nowadays, ownership of special techbologies or secrets is dead.
@@user-xs6qj7vk7j правда-правда. Это инфа от всемирного банка. На самом деле РФ обогнала Германию ещё в 2022-ом году, а в 2023 сохранила за собой 5 место. Выше идут 1) Китай, 2) США, 3) Индия, 4) Япония. Эти 4 страны не находятся в Европе, поэтому РФ стала первой экономикой Европы. Даже на вики это написано (хоть и не стоит ей слепо доверять).
Не все KFC переименовали в ростикс. Вообще компания ростикси была на российском рынке до 2010 года. Сначала она называлась так,потом стала называться ростикс KFC, а затем просто KFC
Ростикс, это российский бренд, который начиная с 1993 развивал свою сеть закусочных/ресторанов подражая/копируя концепцию KFC. В последствии они вступили в кооперацию с KFC на территории РФ и стали вести бизнес совместно. А в 2010г. KFC вышли с предложением выкупить долю Ростикса для того чтоб далее вести бизнес в РФ самостоятельно. После чего они достаточно успешно развились и до 2022г. открыли более 1.000 точек. А в 2022г., после введения санкций против России, KFC якобы продают весь свой бизнес сторонним инвесторам, у которых, по случайной случайности были свои рестораны KFC , но с условием что они этот бизнес будут вести под брендом Rostics's. Не исключаю, что ребята из KFC вспомнили о своих старых партнёрах и тем самым с их помощью продолжили свой бизнес в РФ.
wow - thats great. Let me think about it... ahh no thanks - i stay in the good old sh..ty west 😅 Have u ever been to NY or SF? Just don`t wobble around the tenderloin at night for god sake. NY is pretty harmless nowadays @@robertonavarro7713
It's good to see that those Fishes are not freezing in their tank. It feels so warming to know that their heating system is a very good quality one and very well maintained. It would be very unfortunate to know that those fishes are not confortable.
Hi Jonny. Thank you for the video. As Russian person I got some new information from there about companies which officially left, but didn't in fact, because a lot of Russian people (me as well) already actively used online shopping before February 2022 and e-commerce was strongly grown up after. If you are interested in you can also spot such online market places as OZON, Wildberries and Lamoda where Russian people can buy as officially imported brand items or imported from another countries (we call it "parallel import" in Russia)
President Putin did a good job to revive the Russian economy! 👍✌️🥂 While US, UK, EU economy down the drain. Homeless, drug addicts, violence, Gay culture 😢
My brother in laws machine shop near Dortmund, Germany made brass fittings and invested a few million Euros in a shop in Russia which was their largest market after Germany. Sanctions? Russian foreman unilaterally took over the Russian branch and whole investment lost. Likely thriving as some machines can be used for small shell production.( previously ir was plumbing, gas fitting parts). Irony is German machine shop now closed for a variety of reasons but one being prohibitive energy costs.
As far as I know, Tommy Hilfiger's been working in Russia as a franchisee for years. But in SPB their shops were renamed and re-opened as multi-brand stores (but still selling Hilfiger). But, for example, Michael Kors left almost a year ago, and Karl Lagerfeld has carved out a niche (YAY!), Italian brands are living their best life in Russia (Coccinelle, Furla, La Perla / Armani / Pinko), Lacoste / Agent Provocateur are still here - but prices are 3x higher. And, of course, Russian brands are experiencing a rebirth - f.e. Gloria Jeans, Sela, ect. 12 Storees/Lime/Belle You opened their stores in UAE the last year and they'll only continue their growth in the nearest future.
Доверие к западным компаниям подорвано, у них были обязанности: платить людям зарплату, обеспечить работой, делать все отчисления. Ты не можешь просто так, когда тебе вздумается останавливать рабочие процессы, тем более по политическим мотивам, частные компании политика не касается, они работают по трудовому кодексу, и должны его соблюдать. Кстати, все санкции, и мы это тут видим, направлены в первую очередь против обычных людей, никак против правительства. У нас, если бы у США получилось, могла рухнуть экономика, мы, обычные люди, могли стать нищими, думайте после этого кто то будет лучше относится к США и доверять западным странам? Нет конечно. Да и вообще кто вы такие, чтобы вводить санкции, что решайте кому что делать, как кому жить? Кто то назначил США главной страной в мире?США -самая лицемерная страна в мире
@@fitgirl8812 ага, урыдались компании, товар которых все равно производится, продается и попадает в Россию, просто за 3т дорого для конечного пользователя (то есть нас). И да, у нас все хорошо, относительного того как могло бы быть, гл совершенно ни фига не хорошо относительного того как быть могло бы.
Напряги извилины и подумай, западные компании уходят и перестают платить налоги путинскому правительству, которое ведёт войну. А простые люди не сильно пострадают, если не купят модную шмотку.
@@fitgirl8812 Напряги извилины?)если б ты закончил чуть больше двух классов, ты бы сообразил, что на западных предприятиях работали тысячи людей, которые остались без работы, зарплаты. И эти компании не имеют права останавливать производство когда им вздумается, так пускай тогда уйдут из США, которые ведут войны по всему миру!
Great video thank you JonnyTickle. I live in the UK, I am traveling to Saint Petersburg early Feb 2024 to spend a week with my girlfriend and her family there. Looking forward to it :)
I saw images from some cities in the US, plenty of poor sleeping in the steet, plenty of drus addics, gun and gang violence, Trump admirers . It's so pitty for the beatifull country that the US could be
What is ironic? Did this video say anything about Russian malls in general? No, it didn't say anything conclusive even about this one mall, except that there are shops. But how about the customers and their purchasing power?
@@JonnyTickleWhat are you talking about? If money was the main priority for the 1000+ companies that left Russia, they wouldn't leave in the first place. Western companies staying in Russia are the exception. If anything, this shows that western companies put ethics before profit, for once.
@@EnricoFantiniLet’s see them do that with a larger market like China. Remember could also add secondary sanctions by using South East Asia and Africa as its allies. Remember China is Africa and South East Asia largest trading partner. Therefore if China said pick Europe or China who do you think they will choose. The West is just a bunch of weak White people. Stop acting stronger than you are! 😂
Я до сих пор не понимаю, почему он снимает импортные магазины, есть же бутики отечественного производства, на которых нет внимания, а он снимает заебанную зару... как будто в других странах её не видели
Разве страна со 140 миллионами жителей не имеет возможности производить большую часть продуктов питания, которые потребляет ее население? В моей стране десять миллионов, и мы производим большую часть! Санкции были направлены не против российского народа, а против конкретных людей и конкретных технологий, но всегда есть черный рынок, который нужно обойти, он дороже для конечного потребителя, от этих сделок выигрывает больше людей. Моя страна из ЕС продолжает экспортировать и импортировать товары с Россией. Некоторые транснациональные корпорации, опасаясь санкций со стороны своих клиентов, решили отказаться от бизнеса в России, но так как они работают по капиталистической логике, покупая дешево в Китае и продавая под своим брендом гораздо дороже, то они легко заменимы, просто скажите китайцам, чтобы они менялись. меняются этикетки и покупатели, которых они производят и продают. Предприятия продолжают работать с санкциями или без них... Этот супермаркет принадлежит французской сети АШАН, и он там работает до сих пор...
Very true. Infact inflation is hitting USA and Europe very hard. A burger or cheese burger meal is no more less than $3.25. Almost all means are more than $10. The chicken nuggets (5 tiny pieces) cost $5. They can't even fill a 3 year old.
Thanknypu for he video. Please do more with shopping malls, restaurants, night clubs , art galleries and so on very entertaining. Also anything up to 25 mins long is good for a video
Active? Did this video say anything about them being active, ie. having lots of customers? No. And this was just one mall. To my knowledge, Russians are having a hard time financially and don't have too much money to spend at inflated prices.
@@joojoojeejee6058 Russia isn't really rich outside of a few major cities. Never was, really. So I think financial struggles are hardly affected by sanctions and are more of a: "Our economy's been kinda screwed, is kinda screwed and will be kinda screwed in the forseeable future". The main problem of sanctions and tensions with the West will be felt later, because of the young talent and established scientists leaving without any intention to return.
@@petrorlov2599 Yeah, but it was much less screwed several years earlier. I think the highest point of the Russian economy was really in 2013... Now regular Russians are experiencing all kinds of difficulties such as inflation, high interest rates and infrastructure crumpling (heating pipes breaking up etc..).
I had lived in Moscow for a few years from 2016 and I do still spend my holidays there,it’s fair assessment though the only thing is that as a younger person I do like sport wear more and in regards to Nike,UA,Reebok etc. For these it has been bit more difficult and slight more expensive to get the things I used able to before. Other than there isn’t any particular difference maybe food products have also become slightly more costly but in fairness that is most countries.
Sanctions does have a self sufficiency element that has been created by local individualism as well as self manufacturing that is often better than the imported goods. New branding same kind of goods.
The Russian Federation is a huge market. Moreover, Western brands cannot leave this country with people who have reasonable purchasing power. Money is powerful.
It is not a huge market. The Russian economy is the size of Italy and in reality even less, because much of the GDP revolves around military spending. Western brands are not dependent on the Russian market. For example, in the case of McDonald's, the Russian market was only about 1% of their total profits...
Russia is in demographic dead, with the ongoing war it will get worse. And only in big cities people can afford this products, huge part of the country is poor.
@@koynov333Yes. The average pension in Russia is something like $150 and the average salary $400-500. These people are furious because the price of EGGS has gone up. Certainly they are spending their money in some luxury boutiques in Moscow? Yeah right.
@@joojoojeejee6058 The Russian economy is the size of Italy. --- No need to lie and fool people. Only а геаl Могоп соuld write smth like this. Search. The World Bank (not Могопs) ranked the Russian economy first in Europe and fifth in the world in terms of GDP, after China, the US, India and Japan, ahead Germany.
Looks better than anything we have in Britain as well. China is well worth researching also. The lies Western media tell us about China are outrageous. ua-cam.com/video/UXfyGlJigmI/v-deo.htmlsi=Eqb-ULGozf73whzL
The malls here in America used to be very popular back when I was a kid. Many now have closed. Some are open but feel completely dead. It’s very eerie.
There is no possibility the western sanction could work on Russia as long as China is its friend. The sanction will help Russia by giving a chance to build up new indigenous industries to meet the national needs.
No that would work in China, not in Russia. But they imported a lot of Western technologies so will still use them to produce products of at least medium quality. After the iron curtain started in late 1940's the Eastern Europe did not collapse. But the quality of life went slowly down. Slowly and permanently.
So how are those "new indigenous industries" doing? ;) In reality, Russia doesn't produce even cars anymore, they just buy from China directly or do very minor assembly in Russia so that they can claim the Chinese cars being "Russian". Russia is too backwards and corrupted to make anything meaningful of their own, not to mention that their brightest people have already defected abroad. Russia is suffering from serious lack of workers in general, because their Fuhrer is sending all the meat to the Ukrainian front.
Russia is an extremely strong nation, and from my perspective as a Chinese, I hope this country can survive this difficult moment smoothly. The people here are very resilient and perseverant.
Seems to have plenty of stores just not a lot of shoppers. I've been surprised lately set my American town our local mall is packed all the time lately . Kind of strange.
I am an Indian, I was in Amsterdam for a layover, the security asked my friend not to film and asked him if he was a russian spy LOL. Gotta sat, russophobia is high in Europe.
The only thing I noticed in terms of sanctions is increased cost of car parts and automotive oil. I have 4 japanese cars and prices increased approximately two times. Parts availabilty didn't change. There are still plenty of options. The other stuff I really didn't notice at all. Those brands who left the country I didn't buy before war anyway, so I don't care they left or not. I never eat fast food or any western junk food, so didn't notice any change either.
Great video, thanks for your work Jonny! Has the attitude towatds westerners changed in Russia? Has it become more hostile since the beginning of the war and the destruction of the relationships with the West? Thanks!
I hear more negative things about the US and UK as countries but not personally. In fact, people are more interested in me than ever before. "Why on earth would you be here right now?" kind of thing
@@JonnyTickle I'm glad that there's no hostility towards common people. Maybe you could make a video on why you decided to stay in Russia if it's not too personal of course!
@@oz9044 Russians usually don't have a habit to project their negative attitude to the country on the said country's citizens. Furthermore, if you happen to visit Russia, then you're interested in the country, which means you're not the "foe" by a default. Especially in these times, when traveling between Russia and the West became harder.
Перестаньте 😂 мы в основном все-таки предпочитаем домашнюю еду) да и есть куча-куча российских сетей быстрого питания, мы например часто любим с мужем Крошку-картошку или Теремок)
@@fitgirl8812 ну, вы же вся Россия и кроме вас ни кого больше в ней нет... тем временем чертова "точка" спустя два года так и не смогла изобрести чертов "драник" на завтраки.. а еще не способна разобрать свой маффин чтоб сделать аналог маковского. В половине "импортно-заменителей" вечно нет части меню, одно позорище с этим заменением. Макарошки разумеется всегда стоят одинаково.. а не.. они под 100р уже.. только картошку жрать и осталось...
I’m an Australian tourist just spent 3 months travelling the country. Anyone thinking of traveling in Russia come now because you’re missing out on the best country I have been too.
you are absolutely right that the food industry has not changed because it is not under sanctions, but on the other hand pressure has been put on the Russian economy. this means there are lots of goods in the shops but people don't buy the goods, and when the shops don't get to sell their goods they don't make any money, and then eventually can't afford to buy new goods, this will take between 3-5 years before disaster strikes for real. by December 2024, you will see a completely different Russia.
Ваши умозаключения ошибочны и глупы,через год вы увидите такую же картину в России как и сейчас!!!живите в своей иллюзии думая что запад это весь мир)))
Спасибо за информацию! Это самое ёмкое информативное видео про действующие бренды в России. Но в Крыму ситуация ещё интересней. Там местные сетевые магазины абстрагировались от российских и стали локальными 😀
@@oatmeal7818 в Крыму с 2014 года всё хорошо. Войны там не было. Но за годы украинской власти, начиная с 1991 года по 2014 Крым был заброшен и разрушался. Сейчас там много новой инфраструктуры. Вы можете сами смотреть видео оттуда, скачав Яндекс браузер и используя голосовой потоковый перевод. Но рекомендую посмотреть про Мариуполь, который был полностью разрушен войной и уже почти восстановлен. Рекомендую посмотреть Анастасию Кожевникову или Машу из Мариуполя.
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Please, make video about car dealers, home shops (house appliances), and how airplane routes was changed
Привет. Сделайте видео про Томск.
Хотел сказать по поводу видео о темах, которые не стоит говорить иностранцу в России.
О критике. Это интернациональная тема и она есть во всех странах.
Когда женщина говорит, что она толстая - это нормально. Когда вы говорите женщине, что она толстая - это оскорбление. Вот и вся суть.
Make collab with "EXPAT American" youtuber, maybe?
Thank you friend countries when they also will sanctioned who will help russia😂
People in Europe and America must realise they are not the world.
tell it to the Russian oligarchs who stumble their money in the west
@@OZ88, Repites como tonto...Bill Gates es un oligarca tambien
They are not the world? All the brands here are (or originally are) American or European.
@alexanderzukerman9941 yes, it could be true, brands come and go depend on whether people want to buy them anymore. TATA Motors was laughed at today it is number 2 car seller in India. How time changes.
Absolutely
If you're wondering how things are not in Moscow but in smaller cities, I'm currently in a city with 220k population in Eastern Siberia, and it's about the same here.
I've not been to Siberia since 2019, I plan to travel more in 2024
What's city?
@@evgeniipeace Norilsk
I live in Czech Republic and I believe , that E.U. ment to sanction me and my family(not Russia) as we have huge inflation due to result of those sanctions. USA did the same to me and to my family when they hit gas tube(N.Stream.)
I'm from West Siberia (Tyumen city) and It's same here as in this video.
I really regret that when rebranding Starbucks they didn’t think of simply swapping the first two letters.
they sell ice cream buckets with Starbucks looks, but the name is Starducks. Hilarious. And delicious.
It wouldn't make sense to a Russian with Russian letters.
Compare Starbucks=> Tsarbucks to
Старбакс => царьбакс.
Bucks as money are not obvious to a Russian either.
Starbucks is popular not because of the food, but because of it being vogue to take a selfie there. To keep people in, they have to keep that americool appeal. 😎😁
"Stars" is cool. "Tsar" is old and dated, uncool.
Or the first letter and the last letter of Starbucks lol 😂
Ahhaha, good )
@@annasolovyeva1013 dated maybe for Russians, but not in the west
I moved 4 years ago to a small Russian city (400k population) by the Black Sea. All I can say, sanctions? What sanctions? 😂
maybe for you , that probably had good salary since the start, but the average salary in russia is very low , for example a primary teacher average salary is around 300€ per month, and the prices of groceries has increased , including russia., then add rent , car , bills, etc .
no Western brands
@@AlejandroNievas1 you cant just 1-to-1 translate money like that. 300$ buys you tenfolds more than in USA for example. And we arent gonna pretend that housing is borderline unpayable in USA and partly EU, alongside grocery prices, right?
@@dazedd-fi4yx eh no, I lived in Russia, prices are very similar to europe and usa, , the only major differences is the public transport and rent, and maybe bills (water , etc) , but groceries, clothes , and daily things you need, is the same , or in some things even higher. car is more expensive in russia for example, clothes too. i mean you look at the average prices in the world bank data base , or the russian ministry, and see for yourself.
@@AlejandroNievas1 nope I'm actually just a teacher, we never and nowhere make great salaries 😅 life in Russia is affordable even if you don't make much, lots of Russians have their own place to live. When women give birth they have the right to up to 3 years of paid parent leave, every kid you have you receive up to $5k, when you have a third child you can apply to a special program and get a really low interest mortgage plus perks, add free kindergarten and school (meals included) and of course free healthcare for your kids. I don't have a car, taking a taxi is more convenient + public transport is really efficient. I'm pretty much the average "Russian". Regarding salaries and prices, there's something very critical your missing but it's a long story.
How refreshing to see a flashy shopping malls with shops that are DIFFERENT. I am tired of every mall in every city looking the same, with the same brands selling the same stuff. I want to see more diversity. My only wish was that when Russians took over the management of the former Western brands, it would also slowly change their names and logos to things completely different, and also eventually start expanding friendly countries in Asia. We could do with more competition and diversity.
it takes a war to see diversity in a mall i guess
The small differences is why the Alps are interesting. In a vacation you can pass through Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, France, and you won't get bored.
It did also open my eyes just now how international brands make us dress the same basically
I would like the same in our country. Too much of the same old same old everywhere we go. Totally no variety. Becoming very monotonous.
I'd like more local entrepreneur brands here too.
It's so sickening that every mall you go it's s only KFC,mc.d,Starbucks,uniclo etc.
Rent is the largest cost center for entrepreneurs and now also energy and security. It is difficult for small companies to start a business under these circumstances.
Shame
I'm from West Siberia (Tyumen city) and It's same here as in this video.
nice! I haven't been to Tyumen for five years
@@JonnyTickle I know. I watched this video couple of years ago. Good job!
It's hilarious how companies that are mostly just names and advertising thought they could make an impact by leaving Russia. I'm most impressed by the McDonald's substitute, because that kinda of business does require impressive logistic skills, which McD's has. Apparently it wasn't that hard to learn
There wasn't much to learn, in fact. McD's Training facility (aka Hamburger University) for Eastern Europe was located in Moscow; McD's Russia as an enterprise relied on domestic supplies almost 100%, the current Vkusno I Tochka CEO was McD's Russia CFO for years, while the current owner used to be McD's franchisee with multiple venues in Siberia. Basically, the 'substitute' retained all the facilities, supply chains, staff etc.
the owner of Vkusno used to own a lot of McDonalds franchises, so must of the logistics was already in place
Вся логистика российская. Все продукты российские
@@granuja9776 Is the training facility still operating under Vkusno i Tochka or was it shut down?
Isn't every fastfood restaurant basically a clone of MCD? there is nothing new to learn anymore.
Shopping in Russia in 2024 is more like "purchase online" then going into these shopping malls actually. There are a lot of articles in Russian media that talked about a loss of interest among consumers in malls as a format. But I believe it is a worldwide trend after the pandemic. And Moscow already had too many malls if you ask me.
Agreed about too many malls.
And yes, I also agree about online. Amazon has killed the shopping street in my hometown, and in Russia everyone just uses Wildberries and Ozon
Ну все-таки покупать одежду и обувь онлайн - это не лучший вариант.
@@esskuser это почему, интересно?
На последние раз 25 когда я покупал онлайн одежду и обувь в прошедшем году приходится дай Бог 5 когда ходил в магазин физически. И то только потому, что это дисконт и там есть вещи, которых нет на их же сайте.
Во-первых знаю свои размеры и покупаю понятные мне бренды понятного мне размерного ряда. Во-вторых беру на Ламоде с примеркой, пункт выдачи условно "через два двора" и всегда могу просто отказаться. Но это случается редко, см. "во-первых".
Я знаю чего хочу и что мне подходит, вот и всё.
@@mikemikelson8767 я не готова, например, покупать ботинки или джинсы без примерки. Потому что мне очень принципиально, чтобы было удобно их носить. Мне нужно все померить и пощупать.
Всякие другие вещи - корм для собаки, резинки для волос, бытовую химию, подарки коллегам и пр. заказываю на озоне
@@JonnyTicklei like avito bay the way 😅
Sanctions?.. never heard 😂
Here in Russia we are fine, what bout u? ))))
Russia is Power 🇷🇺💪 Счастливого Рождества!
Everybody from west goes to rich Russia 😂😂😂
power , покажи это на поле боя, или ссышь ?
@@InTer75398and pays double the price for flights and contributes to its economy. So who is winning? Lol
@@zmeu_md3831 ты только не обижайся, но Слава России!!! 🇷🇺💪
The fact that these International brands migration leaving Russia but rather than punish Russia market, it give local investor and local company to grow instead are just hilarious.
Also don't forget about the China EV market which basically got a free real estate in Russia because they don't need to think about market penetration and competition from western brand anymore.
Chinese EVs are selling in all the Bric countries, besides the EU market.
Мы это понимаем) это самый хороший подарок русским- от ЕС) и после - я буду покупать исключительно отечественное. Это ценный урок для нас
@@user-uc4fy7rv4g еще много магазинов с белорусскими товарами открылись, в частности с косметикой. Свято место пусто не бывает, так говорят.
Whether the local grow or not is irrelevant. Most russians can't enjoy or use many better quality international brand products. They have NO choice but to buy their own inferior products. Some are going to turkey to buy these international products as turkey is welcoming to them.
@@TheBf666 какая глупость :))))))
Negara- Negara tertentu sedang berlomba-lomba untuk menghindari sanksi ekonomi barat.
China dan Iran adalah contoh nyatanya. Ada banyak produk palsu dan tiruan yang tersebar di kedua negara tersebut.
Tetapi kwalitas produk tiruan kadang lebih baik dari produk aslinya , dan ini sangat berbahaya bagi pemilik brand.
Indonesia juga sedang mengembangkan ekonomi mandiri,
Kami juga kelak pasti bisa lepas dari ketergantungan Pada produk import buatan negara lain terutama Barat yg suka ikut campur urusan kami.
Haha sure they are better..like Chinese cars? 😂😂 you Russians are funny..just wait one more year when uncle putin has no gold left to sponsor your economy
Good for people of Indonesia 😅
"Sanctions" is not sanctions in literal meaning. How can some country imply "sanction" on Russia? Ahah. Just stupid actions of several companies, that left Russian market and lost a good part of incomes ✊
I live in Czech Republic and I believe , that E.U. ment to sanction me and my family(not Russia) as we have huge inflation due to result of those sanctions. USA did the same to me and to my family when they hit gas tube(N.Stream.)
Нет, не просто. На данный момент на Россию наложено 18772 санкции, на все сектора российской экономики. Не все иностранные компании ушли добровольно и с радостью. Им тоже пригрозили санкциями, и проблемами с бизнесом. Поймите, против России идёт настоящая экономическая война стран НАТО. Но мы справляемся. Российская экономика оказалась очень устойчивой. Решения по импортозамещению быстро принимались, и воплощались в жизнь. В российскую экономику вливались большие средства, они у России есть, слава богу. Были найдены новые торговые партнёры, и рынки. Работа ведётся серьезная. Санкции и контрсанкции также ударили и по Европе. Она лишилась дешёвого газа и нефти, которыми её снабжала Россия десятилетиями. Бесперебойно. В Европе сейчас серьезные проблемы. У русских есть пословица: "Не рой яму другому, сам в неё угодишь". Что и случилось с Европой.
Rusia dumb 😂😂😂
Depends. If their customers in other countries would "Sanction" them for staying in Russia, that could cost them more. Let's say I do one million dollars in sales outside of Russia, but 1 dollar in Russia. If they stay, 500,000 in sales outside of Russia disappears because customers are mad. Losing one dollar is the smart move. I doubt most companies really wanted to leave, but they thought they'd lose more by staying.
That's why it is correct not to say "sanctions against Russia" but "sanctions against western companies" lol. What an idiotia
Все ваши санкции, лишь заставляют в ответ улыбаться нас!))
А вообще удивляюсь, как кто то там из-за океана погрозил нам пальчиком и хотел наказать Россию, как не послушного ребенка? Кем этот кто то, себя возомнил? Кишка не тонка, тягаться с такой державой? Это вам не Ирак и даже не Иран. Как говорят в России - берите ношу по себе, что бы не падать при ходьбе!
А фирмы все на поводу пошли, показали свою мнимую солидарность и двуличие. Кто то ушел и скатертью дорога, а кто то лицемерит и продолжает работать. Ох сколько же денег потеряли глупцы. Выиграл только потребитель, т.к. и без того был рынок перенасыщен, а теперь вдвойне. И русское качество повысилось и азиатские игроки хороши. А Борель и Урсула пусть и дальше думают, что там у них где то в Европе цветущий сад, который сейчас через страну бастует!)) Ну и на кого повлияли санкции?
Ну и сколько же денег потеряли западные брэнды, не обслуживая русских фашистов-нищебродов с МРОТ, пытающихся что-то там «денацифицировать» в других странах и в то же время называющих своих мигрантов «швалью»? Кем интересно это ВЫ себя возомнили, не умея делать АБСОЛЮТНО НИЧЕГО (даже гвозди и туалетную бумагу 😂) и не имея ничего ценного? Если сейчас начнете вы…ваться, подгоню неограниченное количество линков с примерами вашего «величия» (это ирония) 😂 Про то, как что работает: железный занавес работал хорошо и может заработать хорошо снова. Только это нужно донести до некоторых тупоголовых - например коммерсантов-социопатов. Ну и в Северной Корее тоже все «хорошо» работает и всего в изобилии - пока не свернешь не туда и не выедешь за картонные мулежи 😂
Love Russia from India 😊
Хорошо сказал!
Everything seems to be running so well.
My thoughts exactly seems like nothing has changed for Russia
Мир кубиков существует давно. И они торговали лего параллельно с официальным магазином. Только теперь заняли их торговые площади.
Интересно)
lol, "mothercare" to "motherbear" is so hilarious.
Danon diary company has left Russia, now the name of yogurt has changed from Activia to ActiBio. Cropp changed their logo to CR, McDonalds is now called Vkusno i Tochka (Tasty and That’s It). There is a dozen Russian analogs to Coca Cola, etc
Talking about clothes, jewelry, shoes, sneakers, cosmetics, bags ... I buy only Russian brands, created by Russian designers and made in Russia, and I do it online. Coz lots of local brands don't have their offline stores. The same thing about other stuff, some items for my apartment, cleaning stuff, furniture, etc. Non-russian is just my phone 📱So I'd be really happy if the some foreign brands leave my country to let local brands develop their business much easier
Guessing you're Russian? What online shops would you be talking about for purchasing mostly local goods now
And for cars, do you buy Chinese, Iranian or Russian? 😂
@@laurenthoutan8484I have no idea about Iran cars but Chinese car are super dope look BYD is surpass tesla in sales
@@laurenthoutan8484 The Russian manufacturer KIA has re-launched production. Dealers sell any car imported by parallel import
@laurenthoutan8484 can't vouch for Iranian cars as it's not my area of knowledge but Russian and Chinese cars are pretty damn good compared to most western ones that only care about making them last the warranty period. Don't be so close minded 😊
Johnny, could you tell a little bit about yourself? How did you get to Russia, what do you do, how did you learn Russian? I would appreciate it, thank you.
Hi Jonny, Happy New Year! It is nice to see you again at this cold winter day. I always liked your videos, please place more of them. Expecting your reports from some shows and cultural events in Moscow.
Thanks! Happy New Year.
Imagine in a competitive market economy companies leave a profitable market with the intent of punishing the customers.
They just give their business to the local branch completely free of charge
@@yuratgand then later will buy back the spots and businesses at triple the cost 😂
That's free market for you.
Russia is a hostile and unhealthy business environment even irrespective of sanctions or social pressure. And staying there was not even an option for basically ANY Finnish company for example. There would have been hell to pay in Finland had they stayed. Not worth it. And I can guarantee that THEY ARE NOT COMING BACK, irrespective of how Putin's imperialist war ends.
Heck, even practical matters such as logistics and money transfers are a major headache. Good luck attracting Western businesses in the future to that sinking ship.
and the biggest mistake govt do especially us, is thinking sanctions will work as they did before in the cold war, the world is drastically changed today, the biggest important economy is china which has no strings attached with trading and also mcdonalds or any other company arent special anymore, in this age of internet, ai and chinese manufacturing nothing is impossible, a company can be replaced in a day. theres too many alternatives and ways to do things nowadays, ownership of special techbologies or secrets is dead.
I've heard that now Russia is #1 economy in Europe and 5th in the world.
Это не правда
@@user-xs6qj7vk7j это правда, погуглите
😂😂😂
@@user-xs6qj7vk7j правда-правда. Это инфа от всемирного банка. На самом деле РФ обогнала Германию ещё в 2022-ом году, а в 2023 сохранила за собой 5 место. Выше идут 1) Китай, 2) США, 3) Индия, 4) Япония. Эти 4 страны не находятся в Европе, поэтому РФ стала первой экономикой Европы. Даже на вики это написано (хоть и не стоит ей слепо доверять).
According to the World Bank, Russia has become the fifth economy in the world and the first economy in Europe.
Не все KFC переименовали в ростикс. Вообще компания ростикси была на российском рынке до 2010 года. Сначала она называлась так,потом стала называться ростикс KFC, а затем просто KFC
we have a few KFCs in our far east city
Ростикс, это российский бренд, который начиная с 1993 развивал свою сеть закусочных/ресторанов подражая/копируя концепцию KFC. В последствии они вступили в кооперацию с KFC на территории РФ и стали вести бизнес совместно. А в 2010г. KFC вышли с предложением выкупить долю Ростикса для того чтоб далее вести бизнес в РФ самостоятельно. После чего они достаточно успешно развились и до 2022г. открыли более 1.000 точек. А в 2022г., после введения санкций против России, KFC якобы продают весь свой бизнес сторонним инвесторам, у которых, по случайной случайности были свои рестораны KFC , но с условием что они этот бизнес будут вести под брендом Rostics's. Не исключаю, что ребята из KFC вспомнили о своих старых партнёрах и тем самым с их помощью продолжили свой бизнес в РФ.
I'm so glad you're back. I appreciate the good quality of your videos, it's very entertaining and educational
I appreciate that!
@@JonnyTickle 🤗👍
Welcome back, Mr. Tickle!
thanks!
Well, actually sanctions started back in 2014 after Crimean reunion with Russia
Russia was under western sanctions even before Revolution of 1917. It is an attempt by the West to keep Russia back.
not a reunion with Russia - a seizure by Russia. Shame.
It’s great to see Russian people getting along just fine.
No for Conscripts.
@@Nohahio They have less than 3 million soldiers but more than 48 million males (15-64 years). Most of them won't get conscripted.
I heard that it's very safe to walk alone around Moscow even at night. Never do that in New York City or in San Francisco.
wow - thats great. Let me think about it... ahh no thanks - i stay in the good old sh..ty west 😅
Have u ever been to NY or SF? Just don`t wobble around the tenderloin at night for god sake. NY is pretty harmless nowadays @@robertonavarro7713
@@dstarboi9965 They should also do that in America. Keep law abiding citizens safe.
It's good to see that those Fishes are not freezing in their tank. It feels so warming to know that their heating system is a very good quality one and very well maintained. It would be very unfortunate to know that those fishes are not confortable.
Happy to see you again. Thank you for your nice video
Thanks very much!
Hi Jonny. Thank you for the video. As Russian person I got some new information from there about companies which officially left, but didn't in fact, because a lot of Russian people (me as well) already actively used online shopping before February 2022 and e-commerce was strongly grown up after. If you are interested in you can also spot such online market places as OZON, Wildberries and Lamoda where Russian people can buy as officially imported brand items or imported from another countries (we call it "parallel import" in Russia)
When Russia doesn’t like the evil depraved collective west why do they need our stuff ?
President Putin did a good job to revive the Russian economy! 👍✌️🥂
While US, UK, EU economy down the drain. Homeless, drug addicts, violence, Gay culture 😢
My brother in laws machine shop near Dortmund, Germany made brass fittings and invested a few million Euros in a shop in Russia which was their largest market after Germany. Sanctions? Russian foreman unilaterally took over the Russian branch and whole investment lost. Likely thriving as some machines can be used for small shell production.( previously ir was plumbing, gas fitting parts). Irony is German machine shop now closed for a variety of reasons but one being prohibitive energy costs.
As far as I know, Tommy Hilfiger's been working in Russia as a franchisee for years. But in SPB their shops were renamed and re-opened as multi-brand stores (but still selling Hilfiger). But, for example, Michael Kors left almost a year ago, and Karl Lagerfeld has carved out a niche (YAY!), Italian brands are living their best life in Russia (Coccinelle, Furla, La Perla / Armani / Pinko), Lacoste / Agent Provocateur are still here - but prices are 3x higher. And, of course, Russian brands are experiencing a rebirth - f.e. Gloria Jeans, Sela, ect. 12 Storees/Lime/Belle You opened their stores in UAE the last year and they'll only continue their growth in the nearest future.
Глория Джинс качество на 100% улучшилось. Ткани , фурнитура, аккуратность изделий- прям топ
Доверие к западным компаниям подорвано, у них были обязанности: платить людям зарплату, обеспечить работой, делать все отчисления. Ты не можешь просто так, когда тебе вздумается останавливать рабочие процессы, тем более по политическим мотивам, частные компании политика не касается, они работают по трудовому кодексу, и должны его соблюдать. Кстати, все санкции, и мы это тут видим, направлены в первую очередь против обычных людей, никак против правительства. У нас, если бы у США получилось, могла рухнуть экономика, мы, обычные люди, могли стать нищими, думайте после этого кто то будет лучше относится к США и доверять западным странам? Нет конечно.
Да и вообще кто вы такие, чтобы вводить санкции, что решайте кому что делать, как кому жить? Кто то назначил США главной страной в мире?США -самая лицемерная страна в мире
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@@InTer75398 зачем плакать, у нас все хорошо) плачут теперь компани, ушедшие с рынка Российской Федерации 😂
@@fitgirl8812 ага, урыдались компании, товар которых все равно производится, продается и попадает в Россию, просто за 3т дорого для конечного пользователя (то есть нас).
И да, у нас все хорошо, относительного того как могло бы быть, гл совершенно ни фига не хорошо относительного того как быть могло бы.
Напряги извилины и подумай, западные компании уходят и перестают платить налоги путинскому правительству, которое ведёт войну. А простые люди не сильно пострадают, если не купят модную шмотку.
@@fitgirl8812 Напряги извилины?)если б ты закончил чуть больше двух классов, ты бы сообразил, что на западных предприятиях работали тысячи людей, которые остались без работы, зарплаты. И эти компании не имеют права останавливать производство когда им вздумается, так пускай тогда уйдут из США, которые ведут войны по всему миру!
Great video thank you JonnyTickle. I live in the UK, I am traveling to Saint Petersburg early Feb 2024 to spend a week with my girlfriend and her family there. Looking forward to it :)
It is really ironic, considering that in the era of online shopping the majority of large shopping malls in the USA can no longer stay in business.
I saw images from some cities in the US, plenty of poor sleeping in the steet, plenty of drus addics, gun and gang violence, Trump admirers . It's so pitty for the beatifull country that the US could be
What is ironic? Did this video say anything about Russian malls in general? No, it didn't say anything conclusive even about this one mall, except that there are shops. But how about the customers and their purchasing power?
В России тоже все можно заказать и купить по интернету, абсолютно все и всё принесут тебе домой в удобное для тебя время.
Most of these European companies are concerned bout their balance sheet and cannot afford the loss of revenue despite the pressure to leave.
Money talks!
@@JonnyTickleWhat are you talking about? If money was the main priority for the 1000+ companies that left Russia, they wouldn't leave in the first place. Western companies staying in Russia are the exception. If anything, this shows that western companies put ethics before profit, for once.
@@EnricoFantiniLet’s see them do that with a larger market like China. Remember could also add secondary sanctions by using South East Asia and Africa as its allies. Remember China is Africa and South East Asia largest trading partner. Therefore if China said pick Europe or China who do you think they will choose. The West is just a bunch of weak White people. Stop acting stronger than you are! 😂
Like silly Netflix crying they was now broke.
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Very unnatural sentence. Bot. Probably not the only one here 😄
you are the bot here, the fact that you use a slavic name that makes no sense is another proof@@miroslavdusin4325
Nice to see you Jonny again. Welcome back
thanks!
You can see how powerful the westerns dominance are just by looking at the shopping malls in Russia.
Influence is the correct term
@skarhabekgreyrukh8601 dominance is tangible, influence isn't
@@Ye80s well, I don't see McDonald's at Russian mall....
It looks like Western “dependence” would be the correct term.
@@geraldos9094 western companies in Russia employed the Russians. So your logic of "dependency" should work the other way round.
Джонни, одень шапку) серьезно, зима холодная.
дело привычки
lol, i was wearing a hat!
@@JonnyTickle по старой памяти, мы тебе не поверим))))
Простите, но НАдень, шапку невозможно одеть 😂 извините, что поправляю, хочется слышать более грамотную речь от земляков)
@@fitgirl8812 Я уж думала, реплики про одень-надень не будет) совсем расслабились языкознавцы. 🤝
Я до сих пор не понимаю, почему он снимает импортные магазины, есть же бутики отечественного производства, на которых нет внимания, а он снимает заебанную зару... как будто в других странах её не видели
Thanks for the tip. Looks great and nice actually. My next shopping destination.
Great video, many thanks!
Thank you again, for sharing a great informative video!
thanks!
The products that are leaving are people's primary needs, which existed before they came to Russia. So, there is no problem just replacing the brand.
My guy, you are a better reporter than the 90% of the western reporters out there.
nice video, i enjoyed the background information on the brands
Welcome back, Jonny!
thanks!
That's a very interesting insight into the Russian shopping scene ! It seems like the sanctions have been completely ineffective ! 😂😂
Разве страна со 140 миллионами жителей не имеет возможности производить большую часть продуктов питания, которые потребляет ее население? В моей стране десять миллионов, и мы производим большую часть! Санкции были направлены не против российского народа, а против конкретных людей и конкретных технологий, но всегда есть черный рынок, который нужно обойти, он дороже для конечного потребителя, от этих сделок выигрывает больше людей. Моя страна из ЕС продолжает экспортировать и импортировать товары с Россией. Некоторые транснациональные корпорации, опасаясь санкций со стороны своих клиентов, решили отказаться от бизнеса в России, но так как они работают по капиталистической логике, покупая дешево в Китае и продавая под своим брендом гораздо дороже, то они легко заменимы, просто скажите китайцам, чтобы они менялись. меняются этикетки и покупатели, которых они производят и продают. Предприятия продолжают работать с санкциями или без них... Этот супермаркет принадлежит французской сети АШАН, и он там работает до сих пор...
Very true. Infact inflation is hitting USA and Europe very hard. A burger or cheese burger meal is no more less than $3.25. Almost all means are more than $10. The chicken nuggets (5 tiny pieces) cost $5. They can't even fill a 3 year old.
Thanknypu for he video. Please do more with shopping malls, restaurants, night clubs , art galleries and so on very entertaining.
Also anything up to 25 mins long is good for a video
Seem to be lots of shops open. Looks good to be honest, unlike my local mall which has lots of empty slots.
The summary here is that Russia succeeded in keeping its shopping malls afloat and active!
Active? Did this video say anything about them being active, ie. having lots of customers? No. And this was just one mall. To my knowledge, Russians are having a hard time financially and don't have too much money to spend at inflated prices.
@@joojoojeejee6058 I see a lot of customers :) on this video and in a real life, and I amd one of them!
@@joojoojeejee6058 Russia isn't really rich outside of a few major cities. Never was, really. So I think financial struggles are hardly affected by sanctions and are more of a: "Our economy's been kinda screwed, is kinda screwed and will be kinda screwed in the forseeable future".
The main problem of sanctions and tensions with the West will be felt later, because of the young talent and established scientists leaving without any intention to return.
@@petrorlov2599 Yeah, but it was much less screwed several years earlier. I think the highest point of the Russian economy was really in 2013... Now regular Russians are experiencing all kinds of difficulties such as inflation, high interest rates and infrastructure crumpling (heating pipes breaking up etc..).
did you hear that on CNN? LMAO @@joojoojeejee6058
Thanks for your video 👍
My pleasure
Jeeze. What's left of our dystopia half deserted Malls here in America, cannot dare to compare to Russian Malls
I had lived in Moscow for a few years from 2016 and I do still spend my holidays there,it’s fair assessment though the only thing is that as a younger person I do like sport wear more and in regards to Nike,UA,Reebok etc. For these it has been bit more difficult and slight more expensive to get the things I used able to before. Other than there isn’t any particular difference maybe food products have also become slightly more costly but in fairness that is most countries.
С возвращением))) дружище)))
See "Huge Berlin aquarium bursts, spilling 1,500 fish onto road".
Sanctions does have a self sufficiency element that has been created by local individualism as well as self manufacturing that is often better than the imported goods. New branding same kind of goods.
Auto fabrication qui vient de Chine 😂😂😂😂
I live in Petersburg and I have traveled quite a bit. And I have to say, that similar everywhere
The Russian Federation is a huge market. Moreover, Western brands cannot leave this country with people who have reasonable purchasing power. Money is powerful.
What? The vast majority of foreign companies left the country, despite knowing they would lose profit.
It is not a huge market. The Russian economy is the size of Italy and in reality even less, because much of the GDP revolves around military spending. Western brands are not dependent on the Russian market. For example, in the case of McDonald's, the Russian market was only about 1% of their total profits...
Russia is in demographic dead, with the ongoing war it will get worse. And only in big cities people can afford this products, huge part of the country is poor.
@@koynov333Yes. The average pension in Russia is something like $150 and the average salary $400-500. These people are furious because the price of EGGS has gone up. Certainly they are spending their money in some luxury boutiques in Moscow? Yeah right.
@@joojoojeejee6058 The Russian economy is the size of Italy.
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No need to lie and fool people.
Only а геаl Могоп соuld write smth like this.
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The World Bank (not Могопs) ranked the Russian economy first in Europe and fifth in the world in terms of GDP, after China, the US, India and Japan, ahead Germany.
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Hell that place looks better than our malls in the US.
Looks better than anything we have in Britain as well. China is well worth researching also. The lies Western media tell us about China are outrageous. ua-cam.com/video/UXfyGlJigmI/v-deo.htmlsi=Eqb-ULGozf73whzL
Same here in Novosibirsk. Well, our stores, of course, did not have such a wide selection as Moscow ones even before.
Welcome back!
Thanks!
Thank you!
you're welcome!
The malls here in America used to be very popular back when I was a kid. Many now have closed. Some are open but feel completely dead. It’s very eerie.
Looks like just any major mall in the US
There is no possibility the western sanction could work on Russia as long as China is its friend. The sanction will help Russia by giving a chance to build up new indigenous industries to meet the national needs.
No that would work in China, not in Russia. But they imported a lot of Western technologies so will still use them to produce products of at least medium quality. After the iron curtain started in late 1940's the Eastern Europe did not collapse. But the quality of life went slowly down. Slowly and permanently.
@@miroslavdusin4325
Две крупнейшие экономики (Индия и Китай) являются друзьями России. Как западное правительство думает, что Россия рухнет?
So how are those "new indigenous industries" doing? ;) In reality, Russia doesn't produce even cars anymore, they just buy from China directly or do very minor assembly in Russia so that they can claim the Chinese cars being "Russian". Russia is too backwards and corrupted to make anything meaningful of their own, not to mention that their brightest people have already defected abroad. Russia is suffering from serious lack of workers in general, because their Fuhrer is sending all the meat to the Ukrainian front.
The Russians should build up the business and expand it ….
That would be really funny.
The only thing changed is that now the profits stays in Russia instead of going abroad, in other words this change is way better for Russian economy.
Basically, they have everything but under a different name. Who cares about the name?
Russia is an extremely strong nation, and from my perspective as a Chinese, I hope this country can survive this difficult moment smoothly. The people here are very resilient and perseverant.
They survived a lot worse. Survived from being removed to the map completely
Well I mean Russia did this to themselves.
The only problem is with them, they like to attack and oppress other nations..
ok bozo@@silliestsususagest3276
Кто как не наши замечательные соседи из Китая, могут понять полный расклад!!!!!!!!!
Interesting, thank you.
Very interesting, thank you❤
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Who's buying? Reminds me of Eastern Block's flashy stores for foreigners wherr the locals couldn't afford to buy.
Everyone is buying
@@jand5179 Oh yes! The three people that were there.
@@MKokalari how much people come to a huge shopping mall to buy clothes in the middle of a workday?
Good for the companies that did not leave!
Seems to have plenty of stores just not a lot of shoppers. I've been surprised lately set my American town our local mall is packed all the time lately . Kind of strange.
Here is how the middle finger to the Hegemon (US) and his lackeys (EU) looks like..
Still the EU sallaries are much higher than the russians
When you return to the UK, do the authorities give you a hard time or give you any trouble?
I am an Indian, I was in Amsterdam for a layover, the security asked my friend not to film and asked him if he was a russian spy LOL. Gotta sat, russophobia is high in Europe.
Very interesting - thank you for the video.
The only thing I noticed in terms of sanctions is increased cost of car parts and automotive oil. I have 4 japanese cars and prices increased approximately two times. Parts availabilty didn't change. There are still plenty of options. The other stuff I really didn't notice at all. Those brands who left the country I didn't buy before war anyway, so I don't care they left or not. I never eat fast food or any western junk food, so didn't notice any change either.
Malls still operational and no alliens attacks on the shoppers either(unlike in Miami).
Hello, where have you been for so long, just wondering?
I've been in Russia, I just stopped making videos.
@@JonnyTickle Well, OK, don't disappear, I hope you're doing well!
i live in Iran and i can say that the sanctions have a long term effect and Russia will never return to its previous state
Great video, thanks for your work Jonny! Has the attitude towatds westerners changed in Russia? Has it become more hostile since the beginning of the war and the destruction of the relationships with the West? Thanks!
I hear more negative things about the US and UK as countries but not personally. In fact, people are more interested in me than ever before. "Why on earth would you be here right now?" kind of thing
@@JonnyTickle I'm glad that there's no hostility towards common people. Maybe you could make a video on why you decided to stay in Russia if it's not too personal of course!
@@oz9044 Russians usually don't have a habit to project their negative attitude to the country on the said country's citizens. Furthermore, if you happen to visit Russia, then you're interested in the country, which means you're not the "foe" by a default. Especially in these times, when traveling between Russia and the West became harder.
Russian people are generally very kind and friendly. The western media does a hell of a job convincing people otherwise
good to see how Russia outplayed west and west companies, imagine US without McDonalds, KFC and this stuff, people would be mad there :D
West outplayed themselves. Such a dumb move.. Only current administration could come up with that
Перестаньте 😂 мы в основном все-таки предпочитаем домашнюю еду) да и есть куча-куча российских сетей быстрого питания, мы например часто любим с мужем Крошку-картошку или Теремок)
@@fitgirl8812 ну, вы же вся Россия и кроме вас ни кого больше в ней нет... тем временем чертова "точка" спустя два года так и не смогла изобрести чертов "драник" на завтраки.. а еще не способна разобрать свой маффин чтоб сделать аналог маковского.
В половине "импортно-заменителей" вечно нет части меню, одно позорище с этим заменением.
Макарошки разумеется всегда стоят одинаково.. а не.. они под 100р уже.. только картошку жрать и осталось...
@@nathannight5396 вот горе-то действительно дранника нет 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ну сходите за дранником в Теремок или в любое другое место, в чем у Вас проблема
Thanks friend countries when they also will be sanctioned who will help than😂😂😂
I used to live quite close to this place, before it was built. Interesting.
I’m an Australian tourist just spent 3 months travelling the country. Anyone thinking of traveling in Russia come now because you’re missing out on the best country I have been too.
8:52 - looks like Mothercare should have moved out of UK instead 😂
Honestly underrated comment right here. Truth
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you are absolutely right that the food industry has not changed because it is not under sanctions, but on the other hand pressure has been put on the Russian economy.
this means there are lots of goods in the shops but people don't buy the goods, and when the shops don't get to sell their goods they don't make any money, and then eventually can't afford to buy new goods, this will take between 3-5 years before disaster strikes for real.
by December 2024, you will see a completely different Russia.
да ладно, в магазинах не протолкнуться, очереди везде, ну вы ждите катастрофы 😂
Ваши умозаключения ошибочны и глупы,через год вы увидите такую же картину в России как и сейчас!!!живите в своей иллюзии думая что запад это весь мир)))
Sanctions since 2014, and this is "a little" more than 5 years
@@Millylala no I'm not, you are.
The older generation knows what I'm talking about.
I personally prefer online shopping since pandemic changes. That doesn't mean I buy less, just don't waste time in walking through stages.
This is not because Russia needs them, it is because they need Russia. Show the everyone Iranian Mall.
In order to sanction others, you have to be the supplier. If you do not produce anything, you can't sanction anything.
Well done for everyone Who stayed!!✊🏿✊🏿
Чего то я не заметил что кто то ушёл из РФ,поменялись названия только
@Dont_Cry_Baby_ а чего это такое,оби свалила,так никто и не заметил,не знаю как у вас ,а у нас через интернет заказать всё можно
@Dont_Cry_Baby_ короче в яндексе маркете ваша икеа
Спасибо за информацию! Это самое ёмкое информативное видео про действующие бренды в России. Но в Крыму ситуация ещё интересней. Там местные сетевые магазины абстрагировались от российских и стали локальными 😀
How is Crimeia today? Are being attacked by Ukrainian militar forces? People can live normally their lives?
@@oatmeal7818 в Крыму с 2014 года всё хорошо. Войны там не было. Но за годы украинской власти, начиная с 1991 года по 2014 Крым был заброшен и разрушался. Сейчас там много новой инфраструктуры. Вы можете сами смотреть видео оттуда, скачав Яндекс браузер и используя голосовой потоковый перевод. Но рекомендую посмотреть про Мариуполь, который был полностью разрушен войной и уже почти восстановлен. Рекомендую посмотреть Анастасию Кожевникову или Машу из Мариуполя.
*The Mall we have here in Massapequa Long Island New York .......................................IS CLOSED*