Thank you for your kindness and generosity towards this gentle lady. She is so lonely that she appreciated both your visit and your gifts. God bless you both.
Asbestos is very cheap in Russia , add it to your borsche and share it with everybody , it is a great Ukrainian recipe you should definitely share with Putin
@@SamsRussianAdventures Asbestos is very cheap in Russia , add it to your borsche and share it with everybody , it is a great Ukrainian recipe you should definitely share with Putin
Oh my goodness! She is so overwhelmed with gratitude. Only $60 and it helps her so much!. It brings tears to my eyes to see how you blessed her. Sam, this video is golden.
So U should think .Is it paradise in Russia or not ? If u are expat and you have western pension 1500$ you can live there but if u are local's babushka and you have 300$ monthly is not pleasure place to live anyway .😢
@@piotr5338 I am a local dedushka, 66 years of age but still working from home ($1000 monthly income), getting the monthly pension of $450 and letting a studio in Central Russia for $800 so I feel fine in Moscow.
That same basket of food would cost well over $200. If not more. The inflation t ion in the USA 🇺🇸 is through the roof. The people don't make much money there. And pensioners are on fixed income so it's cheap for a reason.🤔
@@charles-cl6xjonly it’s not cheap for them at all, my mom pension is 220 US dollars, so your basket of 200 is cheaper for you, inflation is also a thing there.
Sam, you're a saint.. My mother was bringing up the family during WW-2 and she used to tell me the shelves were almost bear of food all the time ( I was a post war arrival). She became a hoarder because of the fear mongering put about threatening another war in the 1950's and 60's. That lovely lady you've helped probably had some bad experiences that made her hoard stuff, but she's a real character and your kindness and generosity has made her life better in so many ways.
Да, после революции в нчале 20 века и последовавших после нее войн, у нас будто генетически вшито накопительство. Сама периодически этим страдаю)) а вдруг пригодится что-то?))
@@evgeniyaegorova841 From what I see and hear, we're being given a message that advises us all to "prep" due to the insanity of NATO and their stooges. They say history repeats itself.. Lets hope & pray not. Take care and stay safe.
Sam, you are a true English gentleman by helping the sweet Russian Babushka! 🤗 I really enjoy your channel and wish you all the best in this beautiful country! 🇷🇺
@@jaimhaas5170 If you think you deserve it because you dare not want to submit, you wanna decide your own foreign policy and live the way you want, then maybe. But this is a point of view that either shows ignorance, a questionable worldview or complete moral depravity.
Hello Sam! Here in Colorado, USA, a full shopping cart would cost $250 to $300 of food. Other things that Grandma’s really like, or at least I think they do, is: warm socks for winter, underwear, hairbrushes or hair ties, clips, shoes, and pajamas. We kind of had a similar situation with a babushka in France. We found her living with cats, no food, and the house smelled horrible. When we bought her those things mentioned above and cleaned up her house, she was very happy. Her favorite things were the winter socks, like the thick kind you can walk with, pajamas, and kinder Bueno!! Thank you for helping this babushka!! Yes, hoarding might be a slight problem, but maybe she doesn’t know how to throw things away? Like the broken buckets?
@@SamsRussianAdventures Дорогой Сэм, зная наших бабушек, скажу, что у нее в "сундуке" куча носков и прочего белья😂 И точно у нее есть расчески и прочие принадлежности. Она твои подарки опять сложит в "сундук".😅 У пенсионеров старше 88 лет весьма приличная пенсия по российским меркам. Уверена, что у нее есть и накопления в "чулке"😂 Это уже ее образ жизни. Холодильник - отличный подарок. Я думаю, что ей больше нужна физическая, техническая и моральная поддержка. И для нее очень важно твое внимание. Думаю, что на обычные продукты у нее средст хватает. Купи ей что-то вкусненькое. Баночку икры, кусочек дорогой рыбки....... То, на что она пожалеет потратиться. Ты молодец. Спасибо тебе за твою сердечность❤ Гнетущее впечатление создает это аварийное жилье и захламленность. Надеюсь, что бабушка дождется своей новой квартиры со всеми удобствами. Она выглядит весьма бодрой и жизнерадостной. Еще раз огромное тебе спасибо. Удачи тебе 😊
@@SamsRussianAdventures добавлю еще. Вам бы обратиться к активистам города, в Совет ветеранов или в соцслужбы, чтобы обратили внимание на условия жизни этой пожилой женщины. Привлечь внимание общественности. Возможно это поможет ускорить процесс сноса этого аварийного "дома".
As a German I can understand your english much better than the american slang.. (I watch many us videos, too) and U speak clearly and not to fast. Thanks for that and your content. So I can learn more english and see interesting thinks from russia. :D
Sure 🤦🏼♂️! Since months he’s crying how to get more followers, not become a shadow ban and how to make more money with YT… So, if you don’t have this idea by yourself…i bet, that someone gives you! There is another channel from a Russian guy…he makes it really good and authentic, at least more honest, and he has already lots of people following to him! So, think and write whatever you want…and i say and write what i feel…
I loved this video, sorry again for making a negative comment earlier, this is my favourite type of video, where you help people in need. That being said, i remember this babushka and she does seem like a not very sincere person, i already said this in the original video, she seems "shady" xD I am happy she got some love, no matter her sincerity i think everyone can change, you certainly did not judge her harshly and did your best to be the good guy you are. Hope to see more of this kind of videos.
Nice down to earth view into the plight of a local village Babushka Sam. Really love the way you create these unique views and perspectives into Russian culture and society. Congrats on 50k btw, hope you continue to enjoy producing videos.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Почему в комментариях нет перевода? Обидно читать комментарий, но не понимать его. Да, я бесполезен в правильном изучении языка.
@@adamhartley3482 Это глючит ютуб. Мне помогает очистка истории. Кнопка с тремя полосками (вверху слева), там История. Далее выбрать Очистить историю просмотра. После этого опять появляется Перевести на русский
You're doing a great thing Sam. She was so happy for your gifts. I love seeing how much food you can buy with $100. Makes me want to go live in Russia.
@@dariuszgadugadu3428 у этой женщины точно хватает ее пенсии на продукты питания. У пенсионеров старше 80-ти лет пенсия очень хорошая по российским меркам. Гнетущее впечатление создает аварийное жилье и захламленность. Этот дом включен в программу по переселению людей из ветхого жилья. Люди из этого дома, после его сноса, получат квартиры в новых домах бесплатно.
@@dariuszgadugadu3428 у моей мамы, тёти, свекрови пенсии от 25 тр, купить продуктов на 6тр могут спокойно, плюс лекарств на 2тр, плюс за квартиру 5тр, поэтому не голодает никто. А пенсию минималку получают те, кто работал без оплаты налогов, то есть жил в свое удовольствие тогда, когда мои родные работали и платили подоходный налог и пенсионные отчисления.
Sam you are a great kind person to help old Zoya with a heap of goods water and pump and fridge. She lives in a mess of old stuff and I think she loves her stinky environment. It would be a shock when she is moved to a clean comfortable apartment with flowing warm water etc. The vicar in church knows her very well. Sam you should get a millions views and award for your good works. It is a pity that your channel is unfortunate. God bless you with prosperity and good health.
I agree that she would probably not enjoy the apartment. She may be able to adjust to it if she was forced to, but I also doubt that she'd be excited about the prospect. I believe that she'd be hesitant to the extent of being resistant.
Некоторые люди не могут расстаться со старыми вещами . А ещё несут хлам в дом . В России это считается болезнью и психологической зависимостью как алкоголизм .
I budget NZ$50 just foe entering the supermarket door. At that I emerge with a little bag of stuff. Also it is our shelves that are either empty, or there is very limited options to choose from. Many of my staple purchases have just vanished altogether. But about calling on us elderly. It is common for us to have medical events / falls and not being able to answer doors. So I suggest that in such cases a "Wellness-check" might be worth considering. The door was open . . .
Congratulations on your video Sam, you went shopping in the supermarket in Russia, I found it very interesting, there are a lot of varieties of products, the most important thing of all is that you donated food to this lady, you are to be congratulated, you have a huge heart♥️🇷🇺 ♥️🇷🇺
Great video. Please don’t move her. In my experience when the elderly get moved after living forever in one place, even if it is a nicer apartment, they will have a sudden health event and die shortly after moving. That move, is incredibly stressful on them, whether anyone knows that or not, it is. I’m 61, and 3 yrs ago my wife and I built and moved into our final home. It’s in a 55+ community. I see new neighbors move in from all corners of the US, and the elderly, say 75+, usually pass away within a few months. It’s that move that does it, and the shock of change. I think what you’ve done for her is already over the top. I suppose you can rinse and repeat and find another babushka to ultimately help support with these mitzvahs and kind acts. Again, great video, keep em coming
I think she would just get up each day and come back. It’s important to stay here and be around people she knows rather than being isolated in an apartment
You’re right. At 68 , even though I’d love to move, familiarity is becoming more and more important to me. I only realised that recently. So making changes to where I am is my aim now.
Я с вами согласна . Я тоже это заметила . Когда пожилой человек покидает свое старое место он долго не живёт. Даже если это место было не аккуратное. Но есть болезнь , когда люди собирают хлам и несут его домой .
Докторская колбаса была специально разработана для диетического питания для раненых, больных и с подорванным здоровьев из-за гражданской войны и царского режима. Спасибо за помощь человеку!❤
In Canada, a hand basket the lady at 13:00 is carrying easily can cost 100 dollars. And that is not buying fancy, high end products but just basic groceries.
Omg, just went for a quick run to the supper marker for some beer and salami snacks for a tiny bag of $120, got home set down and cracked one one, and open UA-cam and seen What Does $100 buy in Russia, and I'm blown away.. Keep it up!!!
It's called purchasing power parity - RUBLE is the most undervalued currency in the world right now, so you can imagine that if some people in Vladimir get the monthly salary of $600 they are considered wealthy. Everything is relative in this world.
Exactly. The reason she needs that food is because she is surviving on about $200/month. Average salary is $600. She could never afford that fridge. The ruble was once 20 to the dollar not so long ago. The currency was supported extensively after the sanctions, with banks and money lenders being shut down and the dollar only being exchanged with a large transaction fee- when the ruble lost half it's value, but there was a recovery to 100 rubles/dollar. The director of the Russian Treasury said that the measures taken were unsustainable and submitted her resignation. Putin refused to allow her exit. Now the Ruble is trading at 200/dollars on the foreign black market in Thailand, Vietnam, India. So since the war the Ruble is about 1/5th the value. The greatest impact is in foreign produced goods and imported foods.
I spent $186 earlier this evening in Australia. This didn't even fill half a trolley and this will be 2 weeks for one person.... and I don't even buy meat!
Seriously ? 🤔 I am a pensioner in Russia (I can’t complain - I have a military pension, with all additional payments I get about 38 thousand rubles). I live alone, I could buy meat every day, but sometimes I take about 500-700 grams. pork, usually 2-3 times a week. I just don’t need it more often. I cook soup or make a roast.
@@KR72534things are changing before our very eyes, the US has become the land of the homeless where there's a crime epidemic and the USD is being dropped by nations all over the world. Things are changing fast and you can bet your falling dollar those numbers will soon be reversing
@@Juhani96 You are sadly mistaken if you think the average German is "rich". Those days are long gone. These days in Germany € 3000 upwards is a salary that most Germans dream of € 2 - 2,5 thousand is the norm. Besides I was comparing prices not wages. But obviously, Finns are rich. Btw. Russia has long since overtaken Germany and even Japan to attain the world ranking 4th place in purchasing power according to the World Bank.
@@jackofswords7 prices and wages go hand in hand. You can't just compare prices straightly. 2,5k is still very good monthly income. Afterall germany is economical workhorse of europe having highest GDP in europe. 🙂
That much food would cost you between $150 to $250 maybe even close to $300 here in Canada . One 2L carton of 2% milk is $5.48 Ea 12 eggs $4.58 30 Pkg of eggs $17,12 EA Depending on the type white Bread $3.25 Ea a Large Veg Platter is $24 bucks and a 4.54 Kg bag of Potatoes is $5.99. Lets just say its expensive and yes we make more in wages but the cost of inflation is outpacing the money we make so people have to make tough choices at the grocery store now so we can pay for our mortgage and utilities. Not mention the price of petrol is $1.60 for a litre of gas
That's why you people getting more income than Russians, so don't think that I am getting high income your country is expensive also , russian getting low income russia is very cheap also , but in the end its all equal , it's all economics, you getting high income but things are expensive, russian r low income in comparison to Canada but the coutry is not expensive, even in russia health and education is free so tell me now which country is best to live
I love your videos, Sam! The other day, I watched the one where you showed homes and found it interesting. You explained what is involved in buying a home there very well.
You are indeed vey kind and having helped that nice lady was really a wonderful gesture. You are a great Englishman!! You bought a huge amount of products for $100!! In Italy it would be much more expensive. Thank you Sam for this awesome video💕🪻⚘️🌷
Buhanka's rock. I'd love one. UK Road Tax would probably tax me into oblivion though [Edit] Ok.. Watched it all now. Sam you should probably understand... As a "Latch-key child" myself (i'm 63) when you come from very little (Hard beginnings) you can't help but hoard stuff. It's ingrained. Heck I have computers in the loft that still work from a Dragon 16 through Amigas and Win 95 to 2010. I just don't chuck them away even though they are worthless.
amiga was my first pc/ i had it for games when was about 7 remember like 100 floppy disks i had in a case and took about 3 disks to load a game lol thanks for the memmory
That is crazy about the eggs, USA they are $5 to $6 USD a dozen. Of course they went up after the Sanctions lol. They used to be $4 a dozen 3 years ago. You can't get 2 bags of groceries for $60 USD now in the US. Your a great guy, Sam! Bless You!
its not the sanctions rly, mostly inflation.. and it will stabilize in time. You are lucky u dont have to survive whole month with about 100 dollars to food.
I saw the price of olive oil, $8.00 for a bottle! The price of olive oil in the states has gone up dramatically. I paid over $20 for a similar sized bottle of extra virgin last week. I enjoyed seeing babushka Zoya again and love how you helped her. Wow, her mom lived to be 100 years old! Zoya still has many years in her too.
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Heres a Tip, stop making fake videos. I located that supermarket and when you went the prices were extremely low on Very Good Items - the very next day i recheck and theyre all up several hundred rubels. Just Facts dont takem personally.
@@Parabola_PJ first of all, stop lying. You don’t know when I filmed this video. This is the most crazy thing anyone has ever said. As if the prices suddenly changed after me filming it!!! 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Get a lot for your $59.41. Would say that shopping haul would be 3-4 times the price in Australia. At least. Very kind of you to support the wellbeing of your elderly neighbour. Well done Sam.
I did this for my brother Sam, got him brand new apartment it looked showroom everything new colour matching the works, he let it all go to dirt and is now on the streets, sometimes people you can help but they have to at the same time help you help them.
Сэм ты крут 🎉🎉🎉спасибо🎉🎉🎉 всегда смотрю твои видео из Якутии, видел к тебе приезжал Рассел, желаю достроить дом🏠🏡🏡 это болезнь у бабули называется Плюшкин😢😢😢всегда все копит из мусорок и т.д. видимо с возрастом что-то происходит в головах у пожилых людей😢😢😢😢
God bless you Sam, grandma deserves a helping hand, that's what living in a community is all about. In Virginia USA $60 will get you a fraction of what you got.
You have a great and kind heart, God bless you for being an angel sent from God to help this old woman and bring her some happiness and companionship 🙏
Wow I am so surprised this has totally opened my eyes 👀 Food is so cheap! You have done an amazing thing here! a truly Beautiful thing! My views on Russia 🇷🇺 now has changed 😊 Great video thank you.
@@badchefi only one thing sir, my money comes from the UK. Instant denial should I go to Russia. It's government compensation money to wouldn't matter if I moved to the moon but Russia, a problem. Sad but there ya go.
@@adamhartley3482 lucky you to get government assistance. I checked and you can get your UK pension in Russia. Are you sure that your findings where correct?
Great Video Sam Big well done. I think by your past comments on obvious reason on what type of content to do at times some posts been honest do go off topic etc. This on the other hand is clear proof what you can do if you have a focused topic it really is a entertaining informative video, the way you have edited it aswell is fantastic. Keep up the good work mate as more like this on different items is a winning formula. Great work mate!
Сэм, а дорожки возле дома надо бы обработать гербицидом, есть такие, которые убивают всю растительность года на три. И для газонов есть гербициды, которые убивают только одуванчики, подорожники, прочее не нужное сохраняя газон.
Just like his wife before she freezed on him Just like his wife when she was beautiful He shouted out I'm all yours Babooshka, babooshka, babooshka ja, ja
Россия Великая страна. Живут очень добрые люди . Им завидуют другие страны и поэтому хотят разорвать ее на части. Ну у них ничего не выйдет. Весь адекватный мир это понимает. Будь здоров Сэм. Всех благ тебе.
@@laurenthoutan8484 Еще как завидуют, поэтому и воюют с РФ, никак не могут пережить, что РФ владеет такими богатыми природными ресурсами. А Путин очень добрый человек, если бы был другой, то война давно бы закончилась.
A quid for a bag of spuds! That was some shopping load you got. ‘Greenfield’ tea and ‘Pollok’ fish, the names of 2 districts in Glasgow. I recommend not going to either. ‘Chupa-Chups’ is Spanish slang for ‘suck it and see’. Sam your Italian accent is way superior than mine, and you remembered the name of Jaffa Cakes just in time for the subtitles. That was really awesome you went back to the older woman, and went to the local clergyman - it was a result that one of your prescribers was in confessing and spoke up for you, very fortuitous. A big load of messages (Scot’s term) or shopping, a fridge, a water container with a pump, that is really kind hearted. I cannot believe all that supermarket load was fifty quid. Say hallo to the woman (and her husband) who travelled with you - i recognise her from another video, and i hope the babushka sees out another winter as before. She praised God and thanked you, abundantly. Great video upload. *_/Thumbs up/_* You shopping can cost 300 dollars in US from what i read, and Britain is getting quite ‘enthusiastic’ with the pricing as well. I hope the babushka has a really fine summer. Great video upload Sam. && no piped music in the supermarket, such bliss. (Waves to church minister if he has wifi in there).
That's very nice of you! In Italy Sugar €1.39 kg Chicken €5.99 on sale Eggs €3.59 for 20 medium. Milk €1.60 Oil €1.50 on sale It's much more economical in Russia.
Sam i know the pelmeni thing that you are not mad keen on now. [Dumplings]. In Polish they are very popular, called ‘pierogi’. I like those. Similar to bigger and proper made Ravioli. It was great you got that woman a table top fridge. (I was thinking keeping insulin even.) And am surprised that the woman takes no medication at all. Impressive.
Светлана хорошая подруга,выдающаяся,держись за её)Тот случай,когда вы вдвоём сделали для бабАньки больше чем все чиновники соцзащиты за всю её жизнь.Сэма-в губернаторы!Раз в президенты невозможно.
Thanks!
Wow!!!! Thanks so much Todd. Really appreciate this.
С миру - по нитке, голому - рубаха... Благодарю
Thank you for your kindness and generosity towards this gentle lady. She is so lonely that she appreciated both your visit and your gifts. God bless you both.
Thanks 🙏 we all do what we can
@@SamsRussianAdventuresCan you find frozen meat?
Asbestos is very cheap in Russia , add it to your borsche and share it with everybody , it is a great Ukrainian recipe you should definitely share with Putin
@@SamsRussianAdventures Asbestos is very cheap in Russia , add it to your borsche and share it with everybody , it is a great Ukrainian recipe you should definitely share with Putin
@@SamsRussianAdventuresYou are a legend, Sam!!!
Now I'm crying. This was so sweet! You made Babushka's day! May God grant you many years! ☦️
Oh my goodness! She is so overwhelmed with gratitude. Only $60 and it helps her so much!. It brings tears to my eyes to see how you blessed her. Sam, this video is golden.
Sam brought enough food to sustain her for a month and it's only $60!
So U should think .Is it paradise in Russia or not ?
If u are expat and you have western pension 1500$ you can live there but if u are local's babushka and you have 300$ monthly is not pleasure place to live anyway .😢
@@piotr5338 I am a local dedushka, 66 years of age but still working from home ($1000 monthly income), getting the monthly pension of $450 and letting a studio in Central Russia for $800 so I feel fine in Moscow.
That same basket of food would cost well over $200. If not more. The inflation t ion in the USA 🇺🇸 is through the roof. The people don't make much money there. And pensioners are on fixed income so it's cheap for a reason.🤔
@@charles-cl6xjonly it’s not cheap for them at all, my mom pension is 220 US dollars, so your basket of 200 is cheaper for you, inflation is also a thing there.
Sam, you're a saint.. My mother was bringing up the family during WW-2 and she used to tell me the shelves were almost bear of food all the time ( I was a post war arrival). She became a hoarder because of the fear mongering put about threatening another war in the 1950's and 60's. That lovely lady you've helped probably had some bad experiences that made her hoard stuff, but she's a real character and your kindness and generosity has made her life better in so many ways.
Thanks. I feel sorry for her. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Either that, or she's a Scorpio.
Да, после революции в нчале 20 века и последовавших после нее войн, у нас будто генетически вшито накопительство. Сама периодически этим страдаю)) а вдруг пригодится что-то?))
@@evgeniyaegorova841 From what I see and hear, we're being given a message that advises us all to "prep" due to the insanity of NATO and their stooges. They say history repeats itself.. Lets hope & pray not. Take care and stay safe.
@@pda49184 thank you ! I'm from Siberia. We are strong people 😁 I hope for triumph of reason. Take care yourself too and welcome to Russia ❤
Sam, you are a true English gentleman by helping the sweet Russian Babushka! 🤗
I really enjoy your channel and wish you all the best in this beautiful country! 🇷🇺
Thank you! 😃
i am a dual brit and, I am quite proud of your effort
then watch vasha in the hay ...... more of these issues shown ! not all russians are selfish or ignoring stuff going on ......
брат молодец\девушка мне с легка наглой показалась...
Actually i agree you are very thoughtful and helpful to her
God bless you man, greetings from Serbia.
Thanks mate. You too.
Сербы и русские - братья навсегда! ❤😍🥹
u need to say from russia serbia are russia slaves..
So many kind hearted people live in Russia. So glad you are one of them.
Thank you ☺️
Until they decide to invade their neighbours. :P
There is no fool more of a fool than the one who does not know he is a fool.
@@Pulsar2000 so u think their neighbors were so undeserving?? Not buying it.
@@jaimhaas5170 If you think you deserve it because you dare not want to submit, you wanna decide your own foreign policy and live the way you want, then maybe. But this is a point of view that either shows ignorance, a questionable worldview or complete moral depravity.
Thank you sam for help this beautiful lady you are a true hero God bless you
Thank you 🙏 we all do what we can
Sam I so enjoy your Videos
From the USA
Thank you!!!!
Hello Sam! Here in Colorado, USA, a full shopping cart would cost $250 to $300 of food. Other things that Grandma’s really like, or at least I think they do, is: warm socks for winter, underwear, hairbrushes or hair ties, clips, shoes, and pajamas. We kind of had a similar situation with a babushka in France. We found her living with cats, no food, and the house smelled horrible. When we bought her those things mentioned above and cleaned up her house, she was very happy. Her favorite things were the winter socks, like the thick kind you can walk with, pajamas, and kinder Bueno!! Thank you for helping this babushka!! Yes, hoarding might be a slight problem, but maybe she doesn’t know how to throw things away? Like the broken buckets?
Thanks for the feedback. Some good ideas. 💡
В России в домах зимой жарко , часто приходится открывать для проветривания окна . Тёплые вещи дома не одевают . Только выходя на улицу зимой.
@aleksanderpenarov - /смеётся/
совершенно верно.
@@SamsRussianAdventures Дорогой Сэм, зная наших бабушек, скажу, что у нее в "сундуке" куча носков и прочего белья😂 И точно у нее есть расчески и прочие принадлежности. Она твои подарки опять сложит в "сундук".😅 У пенсионеров старше 88 лет весьма приличная пенсия по российским меркам. Уверена, что у нее есть и накопления в "чулке"😂 Это уже ее образ жизни. Холодильник - отличный подарок. Я думаю, что ей больше нужна физическая, техническая и моральная поддержка. И для нее очень важно твое внимание. Думаю, что на обычные продукты у нее средст хватает. Купи ей что-то вкусненькое. Баночку икры, кусочек дорогой рыбки....... То, на что она пожалеет потратиться. Ты молодец. Спасибо тебе за твою сердечность❤ Гнетущее впечатление создает это аварийное жилье и захламленность. Надеюсь, что бабушка дождется своей новой квартиры со всеми удобствами. Она выглядит весьма бодрой и жизнерадостной. Еще раз огромное тебе спасибо. Удачи тебе 😊
@@SamsRussianAdventures добавлю еще. Вам бы обратиться к активистам города, в Совет ветеранов или в соцслужбы, чтобы обратили внимание на условия жизни этой пожилой женщины. Привлечь внимание общественности. Возможно это поможет ускорить процесс сноса этого аварийного "дома".
Реальная помощь человеку. Спасибо
☺️
You are a Good Hoooman Sam!!!!!! We need more people like you in this World!! Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa
Thanks mate! We all do good! Just I have a camera!
Salut from Kalahari 🤠
So nice of you to do this for her ❤
It’s not difficult for me to do these things
As a German I can understand your english much better than the american slang.. (I watch many us videos, too) and U speak clearly and not to fast. Thanks for that and your content.
So I can learn more english and see interesting thinks from russia. :D
Thank you! 😃 I try to speak clearly.
gut kesagt
Учи русский язык. Мы скоро снова к вам придём...
The food was Cheap as chips and a wonderful gesture, you made her very happy.
Thank you 🙏
You've really been pumping out the videos lately. I love them
Yes, I’m on a bit of a roll lately
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you very much!!!!
You are very kind people Sveta and Sam. It is very nice to see somebody helping other people.
Thank you 🙏 We all do what we can.
Your weakness for babushkas shows your kind heart. very popular at home!!
Sure 🤦🏼♂️! Since months he’s crying how to get more followers, not become a shadow ban and how to make more money with YT…
So, if you don’t have this idea by yourself…i bet, that someone gives you!
There is another channel from a Russian guy…he makes it really good and authentic, at least more honest, and he has already lots of people following to him!
So, think and write whatever you want…and i say and write what i feel…
I loved this video, sorry again for making a negative comment earlier, this is my favourite type of video, where you help people in need. That being said, i remember this babushka and she does seem like a not very sincere person, i already said this in the original video, she seems "shady" xD I am happy she got some love, no matter her sincerity i think everyone can change, you certainly did not judge her harshly and did your best to be the good guy you are. Hope to see more of this kind of videos.
I think that she may like to drink!!! I get this impression! It’s fine, it’s your right to criticise and say whatever you like. 👍
Thank you for this! Agree with another commenter, your content is getting better with every video. Glad i subscribed!🎉
Thank you! Though I’ve actually made lots of content like this previously. It just never got seen by anyone
Nice down to earth view into the plight of a local village Babushka Sam. Really love the way you create these unique views and perspectives into Russian culture and society. Congrats on 50k btw, hope you continue to enjoy producing videos.
Спасибо, Сэм! Бабушка небось до сих пор безуспешно пытается понять в чём же эти жулики хотели её обмануть.
🤣 я понял что ей не удобно была. Просто она была очень грустная когда рассказывала про ее маму
@@SamsRussianAdventures Почему в комментариях нет перевода? Обидно читать комментарий, но не понимать его. Да, я бесполезен в правильном изучении языка.
@@adamhartley3482 Это глючит ютуб. Мне помогает очистка истории. Кнопка с тремя полосками (вверху слева), там История. Далее выбрать Очистить историю просмотра. После этого опять появляется Перевести на русский
@@adamhartley3482 нужно язык ютуба сделать так, чтоб он не считал, что ты знаешь инг. У меня предлагает переводы
Вообще-то бабушка ни единого раза не сказала спасибо. Ни разу. Только твердила царица небесная... Никакой благодарности.
You're doing a great thing Sam. She was so happy for your gifts. I love seeing how much food you can buy with $100. Makes me want to go live in Russia.
Imagine! This was only $60!!!!
Don't be Tucker. First compare average pensions and salaries.
@@dariuszgadugadu3428 у этой женщины точно хватает ее пенсии на продукты питания. У пенсионеров старше 80-ти лет пенсия очень хорошая по российским меркам. Гнетущее впечатление создает аварийное жилье и захламленность. Этот дом включен в программу по переселению людей из ветхого жилья. Люди из этого дома, после его сноса, получат квартиры в новых домах бесплатно.
@@dariuszgadugadu3428 у моей мамы, тёти, свекрови пенсии от 25 тр, купить продуктов на 6тр могут спокойно, плюс лекарств на 2тр, плюс за квартиру 5тр, поэтому не голодает никто. А пенсию минималку получают те, кто работал без оплаты налогов, то есть жил в свое удовольствие тогда, когда мои родные работали и платили подоходный налог и пенсионные отчисления.
@@dariuszgadugadu3428если человек уже на пенсии - почему нет? Получать американскую пенсию и жить в России - это вообще красота.
Hi Sam. That was very nice of you to do that. That cart would have been $500 here in the US 😸
Oh wow! That is crazy!!! Thanks.
На 500 долларов тут можно купить два огромных парасенка и жарить их каждый день ещё и на хлеб останется😂😂😂
700 in Brazil. Not joking
Usa is very expensive and russia is very cheap , so don't compare your salary with russia your 100 dollars is equal to 10 dollar in russia
@@dratovytee
Also keep in mind that prices in Russian stores are shown with all taxes included!!!
Sam you are a great kind person to help old Zoya with a heap of goods water and pump and fridge. She lives in a mess of old stuff and I think she loves her stinky environment. It would be a shock when she is moved to a clean comfortable apartment with flowing warm water etc. The vicar in church knows her very well. Sam you should get a millions views and award for your good works. It is a pity that your channel is unfortunate. God bless you with prosperity and good health.
I agree that she would probably not enjoy the apartment. She may be able to adjust to it if she was forced to, but I also doubt that she'd be excited about the prospect. I believe that she'd be hesitant to the extent of being resistant.
Некоторые люди не могут расстаться со старыми вещами . А ещё несут хлам в дом . В России это считается болезнью и психологической зависимостью как алкоголизм .
You got a big heart in you Sam!
We all do what we can
I budget NZ$50 just foe entering the supermarket door. At that I emerge with a little bag of stuff. Also it is our shelves that are either empty, or there is very limited options to choose from. Many of my staple purchases have just vanished altogether. But about calling on us elderly. It is common for us to have medical events / falls and not being able to answer doors. So I suggest that in such cases a "Wellness-check" might be worth considering. The door was open . . .
Now you will get to know about russia , best country in this world is russia
This will be Sams first video to hit one million views. You read it here first.
You never know! Thanks!!!!
🙏🤞
yeah only 962000 views to go.. Dot - you better go on the 2nd computer
@@Weise1001 I'm on it.
Congratulations on your video Sam, you went shopping in the supermarket in Russia, I found it very interesting, there are a lot of varieties of products, the most important thing of all is that you donated food to this lady, you are to be congratulated, you have a huge heart♥️🇷🇺 ♥️🇷🇺
Thanks for sharing!! Glad you enjoyed it.
Great episode Sam . God bless.
Thank you 🙏
Great video. Please don’t move her. In my experience when the elderly get moved after living forever in one place, even if it is a nicer apartment, they will have a sudden health event and die shortly after moving. That move, is incredibly stressful on them, whether anyone knows that or not, it is. I’m 61, and 3 yrs ago my wife and I built and moved into our final home. It’s in a 55+ community. I see new neighbors move in from all corners of the US, and the elderly, say 75+, usually pass away within a few months. It’s that move that does it, and the shock of change. I think what you’ve done for her is already over the top. I suppose you can rinse and repeat and find another babushka to ultimately help support with these mitzvahs and kind acts. Again, great video, keep em coming
I think she would just get up each day and come back. It’s important to stay here and be around people she knows rather than being isolated in an apartment
Oh yes, a must to keep up mobility
You’re right. At 68 , even though I’d love to move, familiarity is becoming more and more important to me. I only realised that recently. So making changes to where I am is my aim now.
Я с вами согласна . Я тоже это заметила . Когда пожилой человек покидает свое старое место он долго не живёт. Даже если это место было не аккуратное. Но есть болезнь , когда люди собирают хлам и несут его домой .
Докторская колбаса была специально разработана для диетического питания для раненых, больных и с подорванным здоровьев из-за гражданской войны и царского режима. Спасибо за помощь человеку!❤
Ого! Интересно. Спасибо 🙏
Yes, the recipe was considered to be dietician, containing balanced amount of proteins and fats, that were needed to recover faster.
То есть не из докторов делается получается? 😮
@@b0raNd когда как
@@b0raNd сейчас разве что из несвежих 🤔
In Canada, a hand basket the lady at 13:00 is carrying easily can cost 100 dollars. And that is not buying fancy, high end products but just basic groceries.
Omg, just went for a quick run to the supper marker for some beer and salami snacks for a tiny bag of $120, got home set down and cracked one one, and open UA-cam and seen What Does $100 buy in Russia, and I'm blown away.. Keep it up!!!
How much beer did you buy🤣
@@dabears3240 only 12 pack of Spaights its 330ml per can, $27 nz
It's called purchasing power parity - RUBLE is the most undervalued currency in the world right now, so you can imagine that if some people in Vladimir get the monthly salary of $600 they are considered wealthy. Everything is relative in this world.
Exactly. The reason she needs that food is because she is surviving on about $200/month. Average salary is $600. She could never afford that fridge. The ruble was once 20 to the dollar not so long ago. The currency was supported extensively after the sanctions, with banks and money lenders being shut down and the dollar only being exchanged with a large transaction fee- when the ruble lost half it's value, but there was a recovery to 100 rubles/dollar. The director of the Russian Treasury said that the measures taken were unsustainable and submitted her resignation. Putin refused to allow her exit.
Now the Ruble is trading at 200/dollars on the foreign black market in Thailand, Vietnam, India. So since the war the Ruble is about 1/5th the value. The greatest impact is in foreign produced goods and imported foods.
@@dabears3240 On $100 I can buy 150 pints of beer in Moscow.
Sam, may goodness you do to others return a hundredfold to you! ❤❤❤
We all do what we can!
So much fun buying for others like this! 🥰 She will be so grateful!
Hi Sam I’m Anthony from Hartlepool UK I just wanted to let you know I watch your Vlogs quite regularly and find them interesting
приезжайте к нам)))
I spent $186 earlier this evening in Australia. This didn't even fill half a trolley and this will be 2 weeks for one person.... and I don't even buy meat!
It’s a crazy world! In the UK it’s expensive too
Seriously ? 🤔 I am a pensioner in Russia (I can’t complain - I have a military pension, with all additional payments I get about 38 thousand rubles). I live alone, I could buy meat every day, but sometimes I take about 500-700 grams. pork, usually 2-3 times a week. I just don’t need it more often. I cook soup or make a roast.
Молодец российский британец, бабуля обалдела от радости, здоровья тебе и хорошего настроения)))
186 without meat ? Omg
@@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas meat alone will set you back 50-60 dollars lol
Much much better prices than here in the US. You did a very nice thing for her Sam.
In 4 years I should retire to Russia and get OUT of the US. Well Done Sam!
Brilliant!!!!!
@toddhendley67 - you can wear an eye-patch like Kurt Russell in that movie as you travel.
found the ‘KR’ character who likes their own comments.
*_/yawn/_*
@@KR72534things are changing before our very eyes, the US has become the land of the homeless where there's a crime epidemic and the USD is being dropped by nations all over the world. Things are changing fast and you can bet your falling dollar those numbers will soon be reversing
@@KR72534If Putin ever wants to take your money, he will.
In Germany, you would be looking at about €150 or more. And that was for your $60 purchase.
u are comparing rich people of germany to poor population of russia. I assume your avarage salary is about same than finnish one (3000 euros/ month)
@@Juhani96 You are sadly mistaken if you think the average German is "rich". Those days are long gone. These days in Germany € 3000 upwards is a salary that most Germans dream of € 2 - 2,5 thousand is the norm. Besides I was comparing prices not wages. But obviously, Finns are rich. Btw. Russia has long since overtaken Germany and even Japan to attain the world ranking 4th place in purchasing power according to the World Bank.
@@jackofswords7 prices and wages go hand in hand. You can't just compare prices straightly. 2,5k is still very good monthly income. Afterall germany is economical workhorse of europe having highest GDP in europe. 🙂
@@jackofswords7 russian GDP in world ranking is 11th. Atm according to IMF.
@@Juhani96 They've got that wrong as well.
Very nice video Sam ❤
Thank you! 😃
Hello Sam, this is most interesting getting a view of life in Russia from someone actually there. 👍🇷🇺
That much food would cost you between $150 to $250 maybe even close to $300 here in Canada . One 2L carton of 2% milk is $5.48 Ea 12 eggs $4.58 30 Pkg of eggs $17,12 EA Depending on the type white Bread $3.25 Ea a Large Veg Platter is $24 bucks and a 4.54 Kg bag of Potatoes is $5.99. Lets just say its expensive and yes we make more in wages but the cost of inflation is outpacing the money we make so people have to make tough choices at the grocery store now so we can pay for our mortgage and utilities. Not mention the price of petrol is $1.60 for a litre of gas
Should compare income too.
Wow! It’s so expensive!!!! Thanks for sharing
@@Lika786and rent lol
@@Lika786and taxes 😂😂
That's why you people getting more income than Russians, so don't think that I am getting high income your country is expensive also , russian getting low income russia is very cheap also , but in the end its all equal , it's all economics, you getting high income but things are expensive, russian r low income in comparison to Canada but the coutry is not expensive, even in russia health and education is free so tell me now which country is best to live
❤ your kindness to the less fortunate!
We all play our part!
I love your videos, Sam! The other day, I watched the one where you showed homes and found it interesting. You explained what is involved in buying a home there very well.
As a 70 year-old, you warm my heart, Sam❤😢.
its so interesting to watch you guys communicate in 2 languages at the same time like no problem)
Oh my! That would cost around $250-$300 here in the USA! Wished it was that low here. We have high inflation and it’s going up every day!
Where are you shopping? That seems excessive
They also have high inflation
That was cheaper than England.
Thanks again Sam brilliant
Your a top man
obviously :DD
You are indeed vey kind and having helped that nice lady was really a wonderful gesture. You are a great Englishman!! You bought a huge amount of products for $100!! In Italy it would be much more expensive. Thank you Sam for this awesome video💕🪻⚘️🌷
good stuff Sam. great vid. a good idea for future vids too seeing how expensive things have become
For sure! Thanks 🙏
Buhanka's rock.
I'd love one.
UK Road Tax would probably tax me into oblivion though
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Ok.. Watched it all now.
Sam you should probably understand... As a "Latch-key child" myself (i'm 63) when you come from very little (Hard beginnings) you can't help but hoard stuff.
It's ingrained.
Heck I have computers in the loft that still work from a Dragon 16 through Amigas and Win 95 to 2010.
I just don't chuck them away even though they are worthless.
Thanks for sharing your experience with me. She is the first hoarder I ever met.
amiga was my first pc/ i had it for games when was about 7 remember like 100 floppy disks i had in a case and took about 3 disks to load a game lol thanks for the memmory
That is crazy about the eggs, USA they are $5 to $6 USD a dozen. Of course they went up after the Sanctions lol. They used to be $4 a dozen 3 years ago. You can't get 2 bags of groceries for $60 USD now in the US. Your a great guy, Sam! Bless You!
They were not really $10!!! It was just to get the attention of viewers
its not the sanctions rly, mostly inflation.. and it will stabilize in time. You are lucky u dont have to survive whole month with about 100 dollars to food.
Nice video, thank you for helping her.
such a sweet babushka.
Russia is very affordable ...In Canada, just the eggs will be around $12 USD
Wow! That is expensive!
I saw the price of olive oil, $8.00 for a bottle! The price of olive oil in the states has gone up dramatically. I paid over $20 for a similar sized bottle of extra virgin last week. I enjoyed seeing babushka Zoya again and love how you helped her. Wow, her mom lived to be 100 years old! Zoya still has many years in her too.
you forgot the lottery tickets which people in the UK waste all of their money on 🤣But seriously great act of kindness- well done
Haha 😛 next time!
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Heres a Tip, stop making fake videos. I located that supermarket and when you went the prices were extremely low on Very Good Items - the very next day i recheck and theyre all up several hundred rubels.
Just Facts dont takem personally.
@@Parabola_PJ first of all, stop lying. You don’t know when I filmed this video. This is the most crazy thing anyone has ever said. As if the prices suddenly changed after me filming it!!! 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Get a lot for your $59.41. Would say that shopping haul would be 3-4 times the price in Australia. At least. Very kind of you to support the wellbeing of your elderly neighbour. Well done Sam.
$100 buy in Russian Supermarket = food for month
Зарплата 400-500 долларов) и 100 долларов будет маловато на месяц
@@Роман-у8к7к the salary is 400-500 dollars for fools like you, in Russia you can easily earn 2-3000.
It’s definitely cheaper then the UK 🇬🇧
@@Роман-у8к7к 100 на еду остальное за квартиру
@@Роман-у8к7к У меня 140 000 и че?
Wow that was nice of you Sam. I watched many of your video's and loved them all but this one........... I'm now a subscriber :)
I did this for my brother Sam, got him brand new apartment it looked showroom everything new colour matching the works, he let it all go to dirt and is now on the streets, sometimes people you can help but they have to at the same time help you help them.
God bless you Sam!!!
You make everyone smile😊
Сэм ты крут 🎉🎉🎉спасибо🎉🎉🎉 всегда смотрю твои видео из Якутии, видел к тебе приезжал Рассел, желаю достроить дом🏠🏡🏡 это болезнь у бабули называется Плюшкин😢😢😢всегда все копит из мусорок и т.д. видимо с возрастом что-то происходит в головах у пожилых людей😢😢😢😢
Да, она возьмет все из улицы и принесёт домой. Спасибо 🙏
Sam, You are living the dream many Westerners wish to live.
No, we're not ,how you even came with that idea 😂😂
Brilliant! I’m hooked…
Thank you for your kind heart, and helping someone in need, God sees all things!
Well Sam you wrong, I'm watching your videos here in Easter island,
I like your videos.
Thank you 🙏
Нуних тебя занесло, чел)) круче только с Антарктиды наверно))
Вы хороший человек! Я рад что вы теперь с нами!)))
Come on viewers we should participate by help !
Wow ! GOD bless
Really thank you great Sam & our Sister Amir🙏
God bless you Sam, grandma deserves a helping hand, that's what living in a community is all about. In Virginia USA $60 will get you a fraction of what you got.
She is a true hoarder! 🤭
For some reason the end of the video cut off! I had more to say!
I am immensely glad that people like you have decided to live in my country! The more such people there are, the better the country! bravo!
You have a great and kind heart, God bless you for being an angel sent from God to help this old woman and bring her some happiness and companionship 🙏
We all do our part the best we can!
Wow I am so surprised this has totally opened my eyes 👀 Food is so cheap! You have done an amazing thing here! a truly Beautiful thing! My views on Russia 🇷🇺 now has changed 😊 Great video thank you.
Well ya got one view....don't give up Sam
Jees it's cheaper than Bulgaria.....line me up a house.
Haha thanks mate
@@SamsRussianAdventures I'm not kidding Sam....I'm ready for out of Europe.
@@adamhartley3482 no one is stopping you Adam.
@@badchefi only one thing sir, my money comes from the UK. Instant denial should I go to Russia.
It's government compensation money to wouldn't matter if I moved to the moon but Russia, a problem. Sad but there ya go.
@@adamhartley3482 lucky you to get government assistance. I checked and you can get your UK pension in Russia.
Are you sure that your findings where correct?
You are a fine fellow Sam. Well done.
Thanks mate.
Great to see that great people still exist. :)
Great Video Sam Big well done. I think by your past comments on obvious reason on what type of content to do at times some posts been honest do go off topic etc.
This on the other hand is clear proof what you can do if you have a focused topic it really is a entertaining informative video, the way you have edited it aswell is fantastic.
Keep up the good work mate as more like this on different items is a winning formula.
Great work mate!
4:16 Светлана развела тебя на дорогой картофан, Сэм... не ходи больше с ней по магазинам 😆
😀😀😀
😀😀😀
да перестаньте! просто решили купить не самое дешевое - не всегда надо экономить до копейки, а то станешь тоже "а hoarder"!
That's awesome what you're doing for the Grandmother. God Bless, brother.
Сэм, а дорожки возле дома надо бы обработать гербицидом, есть такие, которые убивают всю растительность года на три. И для газонов есть гербициды, которые убивают только одуванчики, подорожники, прочее не нужное сохраняя газон.
Just like his wife before she freezed on him
Just like his wife when she was beautiful
He shouted out
I'm all yours
Babooshka, babooshka, babooshka ja, ja
Well done Sam!!!
Thank you 🙏
A fantastic thing to do God bless you
We all do what we can!
Great job ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Россия Великая страна. Живут очень добрые люди . Им завидуют другие страны и поэтому хотят разорвать ее на части. Ну у них ничего не выйдет. Весь адекватный мир это понимает. Будь здоров Сэм. Всех благ тебе.
Гитлера цитируешь слово в слово. Только у него про Германию было.
Русские настолько милы, что принимают своего диктатора Путина. Вы не правы, Запад России не завидует.
@@laurenthoutan8484 Еще как завидуют, поэтому и воюют с РФ, никак не могут пережить, что РФ владеет такими богатыми природными ресурсами. А Путин очень добрый человек, если бы был другой, то война давно бы закончилась.
@@laurenthoutan8484 Putin byl DEMOKRATICKY zvolen !!!!! Čestnější volby než v USA !!!!!!
La Russia non è mia nemica. Saluti dall'Italia ❤
A quid for a bag of spuds! That was some shopping load you got. ‘Greenfield’ tea and ‘Pollok’ fish, the names of 2 districts in Glasgow. I recommend not going to either.
‘Chupa-Chups’ is Spanish slang for ‘suck it and see’. Sam your Italian accent is way superior than mine, and you remembered the name of Jaffa Cakes just in time for the subtitles.
That was really awesome you went back to the older woman, and went to the local clergyman - it was a result that one of your prescribers was in confessing and spoke up for you, very fortuitous.
A big load of messages (Scot’s term) or shopping, a fridge, a water container with a pump, that is really kind hearted. I cannot believe all that supermarket load was fifty quid.
Say hallo to the woman (and her husband) who travelled with you - i recognise her from another video, and i hope the babushka sees out another winter as before. She praised God and thanked you, abundantly. Great video upload. *_/Thumbs up/_*
You shopping can cost 300 dollars in US from what i read, and Britain is getting quite ‘enthusiastic’ with the pricing as well.
I hope the babushka has a really fine summer. Great video upload Sam. && no piped music in the supermarket, such bliss.
(Waves to church minister if he has wifi in there).
The more kindness we show, the better the world becomes.😊🤗
100% we all do what we can 👌
That's very nice of you!
In Italy
Sugar €1.39 kg
Chicken €5.99 on sale
Eggs €3.59 for 20 medium.
Milk €1.60
Oil €1.50 on sale
It's much more economical in Russia.
Thanks Sam
No worries! Thanks for watching
And you're proud of this video!...Mindboggling!
What didn’t you like about it?
Sam i know the pelmeni thing that you are not mad keen on now. [Dumplings]. In Polish they are very popular, called ‘pierogi’. I like those.
Similar to bigger and proper made Ravioli.
It was great you got that woman a table top fridge. (I was thinking keeping insulin even.) And am surprised that the woman takes no medication at all. Impressive.
Good man. And holy shyt those are some awesome prices!
Сэм красавчик)))
Спасибо ☺️
Sam, hi. The appointment system on your website does not work. Hope you can have it fixed or propose an alternative.
На 100 долларовъ можно на полтора мѣсяца холодильникъ затарить и еще въ кино сходить)
о бояринЪ
И в бане 🧖
Вы из какого века к нам пожаловали, сударь?)
@@Chaldon-hl6yk Нашъ человекъ! )
@@Chaldon-hl6yk главное чтобы булки не захрустели ..😆
Светлана хорошая подруга,выдающаяся,держись за её)Тот случай,когда вы вдвоём сделали для бабАньки больше чем все чиновники соцзащиты за всю её жизнь.Сэма-в губернаторы!Раз в президенты невозможно.