So basically everything in that Russian Auchan „under sanctions” is 10-30% cheaper than in my local Auchan in Poland. Excluding the Aperol and probably Western hard liquor, however including Western beers. Thanks for telling the world. Media in Europe don’t want us to know this.
Average income in Russia is 31 000 ruble and low is 16 000 ruble. $ 310 and $ 169 per month for family. THIS US THE MOST IMPORTANT OART IF THE INFORMATION. This shot was done for STUPID PEOPLE!!!!!!
Now compare average salary. It is way higher in Poland than 10-30% more. That affects everything. A simple check shows me that a Polish truck driver earns 3x more than a Russian one. This means that a Polish truck driver can feed his family better several times over.
@@rmdomainer9042 Вы ошибаетесь! Россия вышла на 5 место ВВП по ППС обогнав Германию в этом году, это объективный показатель, а Польша далеко в хвосте, намного хуже Германии.
I'm from Serbia and these prices are great, very similar to our prices of products, some are even cheaper in Ru, very surprising, if not for expensive plane tickets i would love to visit.
@@powderskier5547We know that ther's abut 100.000 people From Serbia in Istanbul.You have there Belgrade park but we don't think of the m as Serb's,thay Are loyal to you and Our muslims Are loyal to us.
Lovely video Sasha, very interesting! Thanks for sharing. Some people in the comments are a bit ignorant tho, the average salary in Russia is significantly lower than in the UK or US. So the prices are not crazy cheap for the average Russian. Nonetheless, the sanctions do not seem to have such a big effect. I hope life stays affordable for the common people and that peace will come soon
@@no89lan3 You only need to drive 100km from any major city to a town, and those prices are already impossibly high. An average pensioner can just about afford potatoes, some cheap canned meat and pickles mostly. They pickle and forage as much as they can at summer though. So it all depends greatly on who you are in the society.
Она настолько доступной стала что я инвалид2 группы не рабочей работаю сутки через сутки за 16000 рублей а выходные дома на хозяйстве херачу.так чтл не надо нам заливать на счет санкций.пенссия в 2014 на доллары была 400 сейчас190.я просто кайфую а не живу
I am Vietnamese living in Russia. I also have family in California. In the US, food is 2-3 times more expensive than in Russia. If Asian food is 4-5 times more expensive. A bowl of Vietnamese pho in Russia sells for 3$ but in California it costs 15$. Russia produces all the food. Products should be cheap. Asian food is also cheap because Russia is close to Asia. In Finland and the other three countries, people often go to Russia to buy food. Now they close the border, food is twice as expensive as in Russia. Media from other countries say Russia is poor, they are just fooling you. The cost of electricity, water, heating, gas and utility services per month for an apartment is $20, so you can use it comfortably without worrying. 
I was told by a salesperson (long time ago) that the reason for the 9.99 instead of 10.00. It's because our minds trick us into thinking it's cheaper, that it's maybe 9.00 instead of 10.00 because we want it to be cheaper. Makes sense I think.
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
OFFICIAL COPY. Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!! “What is minimum wage in Russia? 16,242 Russian rubles The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
I am Vietnamese living in Russia. I also have family in California. In the US, food is 2-3 times more expensive than in Russia. If Asian food is 4-5 times more expensive. A bowl of Vietnamese pho in Russia sells for 3$ but in California it costs 15$. Russia produces all the food. Products should be cheap. Asian food is also cheap because Russia is close to Asia. In Finland and the other three countries, people often go to Russia to buy food. Now they close the border, food is twice as expensive as in Russia. Media from other countries say Russia is poor, they are just fooling you. The cost of electricity, water, heating, gas and utility services per month for an apartment is $20, so you can use it comfortably without worrying. 
@@admin6884 Now compare Russian salaries to the ones in California. The guy that serves the Pho makes 3000 a month. What does the Russian server make? Probably 300-400 which means that the Russian worker is poorer.
Ok. The same job in Russia only earns $1,500/month. Paying taxes and utilities including electricity, water, and gas costs $100. The remaining $1,400 is for spending. You are in the US with a salary of 3000$/month. Calculate taxes and utilities, electricity, water, gas... How much money will you have to spend???
@@rmdomainer9042In Russia, with a salary of $1,000 or less, Russians don't work. That salary is mostly paid by foreigners from the former Soviet Union. Russians work at a higher salary than their new job.
Cant believe how much cheaper or similar to the prices things are compared to the UK despite the fact you have sanctions and limited brands, shows what a extremely strong and self dependent country russia is ❤
dont be an idiot. Their income is a lot smaller making the price of food a large portion of their income expense. Go back to economics class, don't make anymore ridiculous statements.
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiser Только в России у большинства населения нет арендной платы, есть только плата за коммунальные услуги и налог на недвижимость, который в случае единственного жилья является символическим, а для получающих государственную пенсию он вообще отсутствует. Арендной платы у большинства населения нет, поскольку все они являются собственниками жилья. Те кто снимает жилье у частных лиц (не у государства) имеют доходы сильно выше средних. Кстати, средние доходы сильно выше, чем указанные в комментарии 310$. 310$ - это медианные доходы, причем не для Москвы и других крупных городов. 16 тысяч рублей сейчас не получают даже пенсионеры, если у них полный стаж! Only in Russia the majority of the population does not have rent, there is only payment for utilities and property tax, which in the case of a single home is symbolic, and for those receiving a state pension it is completely absent. The majority of the population does not have to pay rent, since they are all homeowners. Those who rent housing from private individuals (not from the state) have incomes much higher than average. By the way, average incomes are much higher than the $310 indicated in the comment. $310 is the median income, and not for Moscow and other large cities. Now even pensioners do not receive 16 thousand rubles if they have full service!
@miladakaiser7601 We are slightly above youre average income in Bulgaria with minimal wage equal to 328 USD. Things cost tripple your average goods here, not to mention gas and fuel prices. In Russia diesel cost 0.65, here it costs 1.56 for a litre. A basic bread costs 1.10 USD, while yellow cheese costs around 14 USD for a kilo. You are welcome to try live here with your average salary and survive because thats what we do. Not to mention bills, repairs, taxes and rent. For your average income Russia is way better. I have seen a guy from Spain basically say goods are the same price here and in Madrid, and their minimal wages is 1000 usd or more.
Thank you so much. It is my dream to visit mother russia. I was wondering about the quality of life and standard of living for the ordinary russian. Stay safe.
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
OFFICIAL COPY. Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!! “What is minimum wage in Russia? 16,242 Russian rubles The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
@@MiladaKaiser , такая тупой пример, летом вещи можно повесить на балкон, они высохнут за день, зимой повесить на батарею) Лол, в твоей стране нет системы отопления, или вы как древние люди, сушите бельё в комнате, если нет сушилок)
So much cheaper than in Australia. We get ripped off so bad down here. They all blame Ukrain war to raise prices here. Looks great there in russia. Living the good life!
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
OFFICIAL COPY. Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!! “What is minimum wage in Russia? 16,242 Russian rubles The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiser310 долларов получает жена и 500 долларов получает муж. Можно хорошо покупать всё в этом магазине. Вы ходили в школу ??? Вы учили математику ??? В семье обычно двое зарабатывают.
@@MiladaKaiser , ну, если ты работаешь уборщиком, то да, даже в селе, можно спокойно заработать 50 тысяч. 16 тысяч - прожиточный минимум, обычно практикуется что часть ты получаешь в белую, 16к, остальное в серую, чтобы не платить пенсионные отчисления. В зависимости от города цены меняются. Банально рынок жилья, в маленьком городке можно снять квартиру за 8к, в столице это минимум 20-30к (однокомнатная). И ещё много аспектов, но видимо не имея никакого опыта жизни в стране, ты доверяешь своей пропаганде)
Yes, I've heard 20,000 to 30,000 ruble monthly salaries are common, and that's about 200 to 300 USD. Wages should always be accounted for when comparing prices.
The central idea here is that the stores are changing to local sources of goods and services and not international ones since the russian stores here don´t have access to international banking/currency because of the situation with the ruble. If they do have access to international currency to pay international suppliers it is at a premium so customers would have to order themselves to fix the currency problem (but at a premium like the stores) and the stores are then used as delivery hubs..So russians would have to carry the extra cost of buying international goods..This is a hyper market and inflation in russia also make prices higher..
Average weekly, monthly, and annual wage in Russia? What % of wages are needed for food? etc. Prices are not bad if one is living in the USA. However, for Russia, one needs the above data to judge the real impact of wages to living expenses.
Well, it looks like everything is way cheaper than in my local Hungarian Auchan. The average salary here is a bit higher than in Russia, but the median is lower.
My mom on retirement in Russia, can buy 30 packages cat foods in months, for money she have from government. We call it pensions. She's get only 180 $ in months. You can see how expensive live in Russia for Russian retirement.
А , что , где то не так ? Чтобы для вас было понятно , для сравнения приведу пример с пенсиями в России и Германии . Немецкий журналист по имени Томас, побывав в России, решил сравнить уровень жизни пенсионеров в нашей стране и в Германии. Он решил вычесть из пенсий все обязательные платежи и посмотреть, что останется старикам на жизнь. Его статья была написана в 2018 году. За основу он брал пенсионеров из Гамбурга и Санкт-Петербурга:«Средняя пенсия в России составляет около 190 евро в месяц. Действительно, это очень мало. В Германии среднюю пенсию определить не так просто, она составляет около 1060 евро для мужчин на западе и около 530 евро для женщин на востоке, поэтому разница между востоком и западом или женщинами и мужчинами очень велика. В настоящее время средняя пенсия в Германии составляет 860 евро».Чтобы считать было легче, он округлил данные показатели до 200 и 1000 евро соответственно. Надо заметить, что это весьма комплиментарное округление для немцев - на востоке Германии средняя пенсия даже у мужчин гораздо меньше, а на Западе - лишь немногим больше. В среднем по Германии пенсия 860 евро. Но поскольку мы говорим о Гамбурге, который всё-таки на западе - ОК, пусть будет 1000 евро.Первое, что его удивило, так это то, что в России нет большого разрыва между пенсиями мужчин и женщин. Иногда пенсии женщин даже выше, чем у мужчин. В Германии же дела обстоят иначе, женщины получают пенсию в среднем на 30% ниже.Далее, он отметил, что абсолютное большинство пенсионеров в России имеют собственное жилье. Это связано с тем, что квартиры им выдали еще в СССР, а при России они их получили в собственность. В свою очередь, в Германии большая часть пенсионеров живет в съемном жилье. Средний размер платы за аренду составляет 400-500 евро. Если квартиросъемщик проживает постоянно, то это, как правило, 400 евро.Помимо арендной платы немецкий пенсионер обязан оплачивать социальные взносы в размере 114 евро.Итого после вычета указанных платежей у пенсионера остается 486 евро на жизнь.В свою очередь, у российского пенсионера после вычета этих платежей остается все те же 200 евро, ведь он не платит ни социальные взносы, ни за аренду жилья.Далее, он подсчитал расходы на транспорт:«Я предполагаю, что у двух наших пенсионеров нет машины, но они пользуются местным общественным транспортом. Проездная карта стоит в Гамбурге 62,20 евро, так что у нашего гамбургского пенсионера осталось 424 евро. Российский пенсионер бесплатно пользуется местным общественным транспортом, он получает абонемент на месяц в Санкт-Петербурге по пенсионному удостоверению бесплатно».Таким образом, у немецкого пенсионера осталось 424 евро. А у российского опять же 200 евро.Пришло время вычесть услуги ЖКХ.“Дополнительные расходы на проживание взяты на квартиру площадью 70 квадратных метров в Гамбурге по цене 218 евро, у нашего гамбургского пенсионера теперь на жизнь только 206 евро. В Петербурге наш российский пенсионер также должен оплачивать дополнительные расходы, которые составляют около 30 евро за такую квартиру площадью 70 квадратных метров, но, как пенсионер, ему возмещают 50% от этой суммы, поэтому он платит только 15 евро и, таким образом, имеет 185 евро на жизнь”.Таким образом, после вычета всех обязательных платежей у немецкого пенсионера осталось 206 евро, а у российского 185 евро.Считать дальше он отказался, так как он прекрасно понимал, что цены в Германии на продукты и лекарства намного выше, чем в России.
Slovensko má podobné dôchodky, ale benzín, energie, bývanie je oveľa drahšie. My sme v európskej únií a naša životná úroveň je úplne mizerná. Ľudia kupujú jedovaté umelé potraviny ktoré nám sem nosia zo západu. Všetko sa vyrába na 2 kategórie , lacné a kvalitné ide na západ a drahé a nekvalitné ide na východ. Sme kolónia. Lacná pracovná sila pre západ. Západ nami opovrhuje, sme pre nich menejcenná rasa.
Sanctions nowadays are not always effective, there's always other producing countries that will quickly replace them ,Russia is the best example for instance.
Generally spoken it’s in the average less expensive than prices in Western Europe, but not everything. Besides that a conversion ruble-dollar is not so easy as suggested, average Russian salaries are at least 10 times lower than those in my country. And not everything is cheaper. So I ask myself how an average Russian can afford Russian groceries.
При зарплате в 750-800 долларов,я трачу на коммуналку меньше 10%процентов от этой суммы,половина отопительных радиаторов отключена потому что жарко,горячая и холодная вода без ограничений, Сибирь,окна открыта всю зиму на проветривание.
@@ohsasha0810 if you come to Jakarta and check out the grocery prices compare to Russia you will be shocked. Especcialy eggs and milk is much higher here
@@vinoddaryanani8604 I find SEA supermarkets more expensive than Australian. Maybe only rice, cigarettes, chicken is cheaper in Asia. Cheese, milk, beef, chocolates, spreads, cured meats are all cheaper in Australia
For an American I'd multiply her price by 5.44 to give you the purchasing power. The average salary in Russia is 850 US dollars to 1200 US dollars. Remember, there are also rent, clothes, transit and utilities to pay with that.
It pretty much looks like you are walking around a Russian version of walmart, here alot of grocery stores have diversified their products to include housewares and clothing
сам посмотрел с удовольствием... но! всё познается в сравнении... для Москвы ср зарплата 1 450 долларов... при этом очень сильно расслоение -- от 500 и до десятков тысяч долларов...
I am not as careful with shopping as I once was, but I believe most of the prices are cheaper than USA. French Baguette bread for 14¢?? I know ours is like $2 or $3. Wow.
Я боялся, что если поеду в отпуск в Россию, мне там нечего будет пить, а тут чешское пиво в том ассортименте, который есть у нас в супермаркете. Привет из Праги 🍻👍
@@ohsasha0810 живу в маленьком городе и кола у нас есть . Стоит конечно 200 рубасов , но она имеется . Главное паленой фигни не купить , а то больно много ее развелось
If your monthly income is $ 160 and you have to subtract rent, utilities, car payment …and the cat food is $ 26, you would be grateful to have that cat food every day for yourself !!!!
The mode/dominant salary in Poland is PLN 2800/month net its 680€; The prices in Poland are skyrocketing Режим/доминирующая заработная плата в Польше составляет 2800 злотых в месяц нетто, что эквивалентно 680 евро. Цены в Польше стремительно растут.
W tym markecie klientów malutko i jak z cenami RTV (elektroniki) ? There are very few customers in this supermarket and what about the prices of consumer electronics ?
I live in Great Britain and i must say that we have very similar prices for many products in a video. Some things are cheaper in Russia but not a lot. With russian wages, this prices must be difficult to pay sometimes. I don't know though where this supermarket is, as that propably makes difference.
@@johnadams3038 I am talking about prices in Aldi or Tesco in town in north west England. Supermarket in a video may be in Moscow and that would probably be much more expensive then average store in Russia. Also some things like fruit, veg or alcohol is definitely much cheaper in Russia.
The truth is that it’s too difficult to find out the real average wage. For example, I live in Saint-Petersburg, and the average salary according to officials is around $800. According to the most people I know it’s around $400-500 and according to me it depends on person - if you show your best at work $1000 is what at least you will have in here 🤷🏼♀️
In Russia, the minimum wage is $1,000. This salary is mainly used by people in poor countries of the former Soviet Union. Russians go to work and have an average salary of 150,000-200,000 rubles. Young people working in banks earn 500,000 rubles. I am Vietnamese living in Moscow. 
Why do all foreigners like to compare salaries in the West with salaries in Russia? It is necessary to compare the availability of services after paying all taxes! In Russia, free medicine and education, cheap and efficient public transport, serious maternity capital at the birth of children, kindergartens where they pay only for food and each child has a personal bed where children are necessarily put to sleep for a couple of hours during the day, all other expenses are borne by the state! In Russia, taxes are very low, the prices of goods in stores are final and you will not pay anything extra at the checkout, In cafes and restaurants you are not obliged to pay tips because waiters get paid! Russian russians wash themselves under running water without paying attention to the meter (it's very cheap), cheap gas, the presence of central water heating (Russians in cold winters wear shorts and T-shirts in their warm apartments). In Russia there is a very powerful Internet, in cities in cafes and restaurants there is free Wi-Fi to attract visitors, very powerful mobile coverage that is inexpensive, a cheap taxi in which when ordering you will immediately be told the price and this taxi will arrive very quickly! A huge number of parks, theaters, stadiums, clubs for children's development...I'm already tired of typing because I can't list everything here that is in Russia and how cheap and accessible it is to everyone!
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
OFFICIAL COPY. Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!! “What is minimum wage in Russia? 16,242 Russian rubles The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
And a loaf of bread in Sweden is about 4-5$ and diesel costs around 2.5$ per liter... Those sanctions against Russia are sure working great for Europe.. ;D
@@MiladaKaiser Dude chill.. What i meant is the fact that here in Sweden/Norway were i live all we hear about is how Russian citizens are starving and that there is no food in your stores etc. And at the same time the sanctions that were put against Russia has done the opposite for Europe and made the people here poorer then ever. More and more people are going bankrupt due to the continuing rise in food prices, gas prices, electricity prices, taxes etc etc. My income isnt great, but i doesnt matter as i live full time on a house bus with my family. We dont have rent, electricity or utility bills to pay. So we can live comfortable on the amount of money we earn.
@@Spoltish Hi. This is a troll from the Ukrainian CIPSO, in Russia the average salary is 1000 bucks, and taking into account cheap housing, electricity, heating, gasoline, Internet and cellular communications, this is normal.
I love Mother Russia, such singing, such dancing. I wish I could shop for groceries and beautiful girls at the supermarket every day. When you live in Canada going to visit Russia is more than just a vacation, its a relief from all the smelly people here from lovely Third World countries and the cost of living is insane. The EU is also going down the drain as their economy shrinks and migrants are coming by the thousands and getting jobs while Europeans are being marginalized in their own countries.
@@smellyfella5077 Liar. Kroger Centerville OH sells a pack of 4 Red Bull for 6.99. You know we can all expose you vrmn by checking prices online, right?
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
....ein Glück, daß es den Russen so gut ergeht. Da brauchen sie sich über die nächsten Jahrhunderte nicht viel zu verändern . Nur mil. Rüstung op- timieren.
Almost everything in the store has lower prices than in the US. It looks like the average US income is substantially higher though. We are really feeling the pinch of steep inflation.
@@rmdomainer9042 It's interesting that you believe the government more than your own eyes and pocketbook when you go to the grocery store. Are you living in your mom's basement and don't buy your own food....or are you an easily programmed NPC?
It seems that the sanctions have failed, but the shame for the stupid Western elites remains. I am happy for invincible Russia and her great people. Respect and greetings from Italy.
You actually believe the sanctions were meat to be effective? That was all show for the little ppl to think they give a single fuck about loss of lives. Military Industrial Complex got money to make for the elites bro.
OFFICIAL COPY. Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!! “What is minimum wage in Russia? 16,242 Russian rubles The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
Sanctions? There are and never have been sanctions for food and medicine. Food prices depend on the average income in each country. For example, a hamburger that costs 6 USD in New York cannot be paid in some Asian or African countries, so it is offered there at a much cheaper price.
"never have been sanctions for food and medicine" - you have no clue how many Pharmaceutical brands and food companies have left Russian market due to sanctions
@@ohsasha0810 That may be the case, many Western companies have withdrawn from Russia or stopped all trade. Many were expropriated in Russia or forced to sell to Russian entrepreneurs, who are now running them on their own, but there are still no sanctions, except for payment transactions, military or electronic parts and components. The German retail chain METRO, for example, has not stopped trading with Russia for a single day; all western-made goods are offered there and paid for in rubles. Other companies go via Turkey or India.
Love your cheese and bread sections. I think most of your prices are comparable to us in America, but in many instances yours are even cheaper then here.
OFFICIAL COPY. Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!! “What is minimum wage in Russia? 16,242 Russian rubles The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
@@robfriedrich2822 Interesting. I grew up in central Florida in the US and now live in northern Washington state. And still prefer ice coffee to hot coffee. And still eat lots of ice cream.
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
15:00 and I bet, it doesn't tastes differently. In 1988 I was in Prague and came in touch with Coca Cola. One time I gave the noname Cola a try and it was the same.
It’s Chinese rubbish, we have warehouses for shopping, they sell everything for home,clothes and food. I would start bulk buying before military operation arrives in Russia🙏😘
Нет смысла вам это считать из-за курса. Полгода назад моя зарплата была чуть менее 1000$, сегодня - 700$, хотя в национальной валюте(рублях) выросла на 10%. И этих денег хватит на комфортную жизнь, если есть своё жилье. И на скромную, если жилье приходится снимать или платить ипотеку. В США на 700$ в месяц можно только умереть от голода) Так что узнавайте стоимость жизни, а не только цифры
So please tell us… How much are rents and mortgages? For exemple if I want to buy a 50 sq meter appartment, how much? And a 100 sq m house? And rents fro the same,
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
Comparing rubles to American dollar doesn't tell the whole picture. One can compare the dollar to the ruble from a business chart. One needs to learn the income yearly, the mortgage or rent and the cost of living. Small price to you may be out of reach to another. What is the cost of food staples?😮😮
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
This propaganda is really funny!!!! No one of you had mathematics at school, right? Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310 And small is 16,000 = $ 160. Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54. And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!! How much food can you buy for you family?
Не клиенты, а покупатели. Люди работают в будни, а не шатаются по гипперам и закупаются в гипермаркете по выходным и перед праздниками или когда нужно что-то особенное или оптом. А, что бы купить единичный продукт, у нас полно магазинов шаговой доступности)
So basically everything in that Russian Auchan „under sanctions” is 10-30% cheaper than in my local Auchan in Poland. Excluding the Aperol and probably Western hard liquor, however including Western beers. Thanks for telling the world. Media in Europe don’t want us to know this.
I think it’s because your salaries are higher than here. But I don’t know. Thank you for watching🙏🏻
They are all made in China anyways.
Average income in Russia is 31 000 ruble and low is 16 000 ruble.
$ 310 and $ 169 per month for family.
THIS US THE MOST IMPORTANT OART IF THE INFORMATION.
This shot was done for STUPID PEOPLE!!!!!!
Now compare average salary. It is way higher in Poland than 10-30% more. That affects everything. A simple check shows me that a Polish truck driver earns 3x more than a Russian one. This means that a Polish truck driver can feed his family better several times over.
@@rmdomainer9042 Вы ошибаетесь! Россия вышла на 5 место ВВП по ППС обогнав Германию в этом году, это объективный показатель, а Польша далеко в хвосте, намного хуже Германии.
I'm from Serbia and these prices are great, very similar to our prices of products, some are even cheaper in Ru, very surprising, if not for expensive plane tickets i would love to visit.
Zdravo
It’s nice to hear, thank you for watching 😊
Come to Istanbul, meet your ancestors
@@powderskier5547We know that ther's abut 100.000 people From Serbia in Istanbul.You have there Belgrade park but we don't think of the m as Serb's,thay Are loyal to you and Our muslims Are loyal to us.
of course - serbians are similar poor as a ruSSians
Nescaffee & Nuttela in sanctioned Russia costs less than in non sanctioned Germany 😂
These are not sanctioned products and Russia has less VAT than Germany. It is not easy to figure out if you switch on your brain for a change.
Because it's contrabanda from Kazakhstan. Russians are so pathetic they hate everything west but use black markets to buy stuff from there 🤣🤣🤣
do you have a brain?? minimal salary is 16 200 rubles!!
Wow that is a far better selection, and prices too, than in US stores, and the store looks much nicer too!
of course - and how nice empty are ruSSians stores 🤣🤣🤣 - there are not so awful crowd of buyers as in US stores 👉🤪👈
Lovely video Sasha, very interesting! Thanks for sharing. Some people in the comments are a bit ignorant tho, the average salary in Russia is significantly lower than in the UK or US. So the prices are not crazy cheap for the average Russian. Nonetheless, the sanctions do not seem to have such a big effect. I hope life stays affordable for the common people and that peace will come soon
Thank you for watching 😊
Even with lower salaries the prices shown are cheap.
@@no89lan3 You only need to drive 100km from any major city to a town, and those prices are already impossibly high. An average pensioner can just about afford potatoes, some cheap canned meat and pickles mostly. They pickle and forage as much as they can at summer though. So it all depends greatly on who you are in the society.
@@VeXu666 Враньё!
Она настолько доступной стала что я инвалид2 группы не рабочей работаю сутки через сутки за 16000 рублей а выходные дома на хозяйстве херачу.так чтл не надо нам заливать на счет санкций.пенссия в 2014 на доллары была 400 сейчас190.я просто кайфую а не живу
It seems Russia is doing just fine. Different than what we hear. Congratulations!
In the United States there is also furniture sold at places like target and sams club. Слава Россия
I am Vietnamese living in Russia. I also have family in California. In the US, food is 2-3 times more expensive than in Russia. If Asian food is 4-5 times more expensive. A bowl of Vietnamese pho in Russia sells for 3$ but in California it costs 15$. Russia produces all the food. Products should be cheap. Asian food is also cheap because Russia is close to Asia. In Finland and the other three countries, people often go to Russia to buy food. Now they close the border, food is twice as expensive as in Russia. Media from other countries say Russia is poor, they are just fooling you. The cost of electricity, water, heating, gas and utility services per month for an apartment is $20, so you can use it comfortably without worrying.

@@admin6884😂😂 you know nothing. California is not the US
We have Russian supermarkets in Serbia, best price in Europe ❤Russia is ours brothers.
❤
Best regards and love to our friend Russia from China.
China doesn't have UA-cam and banned it. Oh, wait, when it comes to posting propaganda and bootlicking russian nazis you somehow show up. 🤣🤣🤣
Great video, Sasha. I have watched it with real interest. You got this.
I was told by a salesperson (long time ago) that the reason for the 9.99 instead of 10.00. It's because our minds trick us into thinking it's cheaper, that it's maybe 9.00 instead of 10.00 because we want it to be cheaper. Makes sense I think.
This is truth, but it’s hilarious to use prices like that in cheap supermarket, customers probably don’t care if they spend 0.09 or 0,1 cents 😁
Also stops theft as you have to give change
And tax is a tad less.
Mainly taxes
That's the reason, why they keep the small coins. It's weird to have 1 cent in Euro and $, and more weird to keep lover cash than 1 rubel.
Yes wages in Russia are half what they are in 🇺🇸 but the prices I see are more than triple in the States. 3:48 So your better off living in 🇷🇺
lol .. go ! who is stopping a empty account troll for going to russia and live and work there ! good luck !
Sounds like you do not understand the average wage in the US, nor how little foodstuff costs in no-name shopping barns like these.
Average income in Russia is $ 310 per month and low is $ 160 per month.
You are confused !!!!
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
OFFICIAL COPY.
Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!!
“What is minimum wage in Russia?
16,242 Russian rubles
The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
Love and support from Greece
WOW those prices are amazing! I mean compared to MONTREAL, CANADA. Everything is so much cheaper
I love seeing the difference in prices in other countries! Great video! 😁
Thank you for watching:)
Like...every damn thing here is cheaper than in Sri Lanka. I'm so proud of Russia 💜 You are cute too ❤️
WOW a lot cheaper than Costa Rica Pura Vida!!! Since 12/2018 🇨🇷 A native of Chicago, IL USA 🇨🇷
Great video, spasibo.
spasibo for watching:)
Cool video, you've got such a pleasant voice. Thanks!
It's cheaper than the US for most of those items.
I am Vietnamese living in Russia. I also have family in California. In the US, food is 2-3 times more expensive than in Russia. If Asian food is 4-5 times more expensive. A bowl of Vietnamese pho in Russia sells for 3$ but in California it costs 15$. Russia produces all the food. Products should be cheap. Asian food is also cheap because Russia is close to Asia. In Finland and the other three countries, people often go to Russia to buy food. Now they close the border, food is twice as expensive as in Russia. Media from other countries say Russia is poor, they are just fooling you. The cost of electricity, water, heating, gas and utility services per month for an apartment is $20, so you can use it comfortably without worrying.

@@admin6884 Now compare Russian salaries to the ones in California. The guy that serves the Pho makes 3000 a month. What does the Russian server make? Probably 300-400 which means that the Russian worker is poorer.
Ok. The same job in Russia only earns $1,500/month. Paying taxes and utilities including electricity, water, and gas costs $100. The remaining $1,400 is for spending. You are in the US with a salary of 3000$/month. Calculate taxes and utilities, electricity, water, gas... How much money will you have to spend???
@@admin6884 But the same type of job does not earn half in Russia. It earns way less than the US.. But I understand what you are trying to say.
@@rmdomainer9042In Russia, with a salary of $1,000 or less, Russians don't work. That salary is mostly paid by foreigners from the former Soviet Union. Russians work at a higher salary than their new job.
Cant believe how much cheaper or similar to the prices things are compared to the UK despite the fact you have sanctions and limited brands, shows what a extremely strong and self dependent country russia is ❤
dont be an idiot. Their income is a lot smaller making the price of food a large portion of their income expense. Go back to economics class, don't make anymore ridiculous statements.
From now on live in on average income of $ 310 and $160 minimal per month. Try it for one year and come back to tell us !!!!!
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiser Только в России у большинства населения нет арендной платы, есть только плата за коммунальные услуги и налог на недвижимость, который в случае единственного жилья является символическим, а для получающих государственную пенсию он вообще отсутствует. Арендной платы у большинства населения нет, поскольку все они являются собственниками жилья. Те кто снимает жилье у частных лиц (не у государства) имеют доходы сильно выше средних. Кстати, средние доходы сильно выше, чем указанные в комментарии 310$. 310$ - это медианные доходы, причем не для Москвы и других крупных городов. 16 тысяч рублей сейчас не получают даже пенсионеры, если у них полный стаж!
Only in Russia the majority of the population does not have rent, there is only payment for utilities and property tax, which in the case of a single home is symbolic, and for those receiving a state pension it is completely absent. The majority of the population does not have to pay rent, since they are all homeowners. Those who rent housing from private individuals (not from the state) have incomes much higher than average. By the way, average incomes are much higher than the $310 indicated in the comment. $310 is the median income, and not for Moscow and other large cities. Now even pensioners do not receive 16 thousand rubles if they have full service!
@miladakaiser7601 We are slightly above youre average income in Bulgaria with minimal wage equal to 328 USD. Things cost tripple your average goods here, not to mention gas and fuel prices. In Russia diesel cost 0.65, here it costs 1.56 for a litre. A basic bread costs 1.10 USD, while yellow cheese costs around 14 USD for a kilo. You are welcome to try live here with your average salary and survive because thats what we do. Not to mention bills, repairs, taxes and rent. For your average income Russia is way better. I have seen a guy from Spain basically say goods are the same price here and in Madrid, and their minimal wages is 1000 usd or more.
It's cheaper than Morocco, I would live comfortably there, prices gone crazy here
Prices have gone up in every country and will continue to do so, sadly…
Looks much better than Aldi in Europe, Aldi here looks more like a state supermarket found in Northern Korea..
Russia is a beautiful country
many stuff imported from china?
Thank you so much. It is my dream to visit mother russia. I was wondering about the quality of life and standard of living for the ordinary russian. Stay safe.
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
OFFICIAL COPY.
Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!!
“What is minimum wage in Russia?
16,242 Russian rubles
The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
@@MiladaKaiserКак тебя задело... 😂😂😂 Завидуешь россиянам, злишься...
@@dedkaskader4884 а ну его! Цпсошник! Везде, во всех видео про Россию, выставленными иностранцами, этот (ч)удак пишет одно и то же... 😏😄
@@MiladaKaiser , такая тупой пример, летом вещи можно повесить на балкон, они высохнут за день, зимой повесить на батарею) Лол, в твоей стране нет системы отопления, или вы как древние люди, сушите бельё в комнате, если нет сушилок)
So much cheaper than in Australia. We get ripped off so bad down here. They all blame Ukrain war to raise prices here. Looks great there in russia. Living the good life!
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
OFFICIAL COPY.
Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!!
“What is minimum wage in Russia?
16,242 Russian rubles
The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
Learn English, before pretending to be Australian and copy pasting your cheap kremlin propaganda, Ivan.
@@MiladaKaiserwhoehahaha loser😂😂😂
It’s cheaper than the others countries. Love you Russia.
Go there and live there with you family on $ 160 per mont. and than tell us again!!!!
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiser310 долларов получает жена и 500 долларов получает муж. Можно хорошо покупать всё в этом магазине. Вы ходили в школу ??? Вы учили математику ??? В семье обычно двое зарабатывают.
@@MiladaKaiser , ну, если ты работаешь уборщиком, то да, даже в селе, можно спокойно заработать 50 тысяч. 16 тысяч - прожиточный минимум, обычно практикуется что часть ты получаешь в белую, 16к, остальное в серую, чтобы не платить пенсионные отчисления. В зависимости от города цены меняются. Банально рынок жилья, в маленьком городке можно снять квартиру за 8к, в столице это минимум 20-30к (однокомнатная). И ещё много аспектов, но видимо не имея никакого опыта жизни в стране, ты доверяешь своей пропаганде)
@@MiladaKaiserwhoehahaha you lose, average income in Russia in 2023 is close to 1000€ a month,😂😂😂try again without emotional damage 😂😂😂
I worked half year long for 150 dollar per month in Russia 9/5. That experience gave me the power to never work again for low russian wage. 😅
Yes, I've heard 20,000 to 30,000 ruble monthly salaries are common, and that's about 200 to 300 USD. Wages should always be accounted for when comparing prices.
Wrong, 100.000 a month average, whoehahaha what’s up guys, emotional damage 😂😂😂
😂 это кем работал ? зарплата каменщика в сибири 2000-3000 долларов по курсу
@@ИС-3-у5эскорее каким-то сторожем в деревне 1/3, кукурузу от ворон охранял.
@@ИС-3-у5э А у вас?
The central idea here is that the stores are changing to local sources of goods and services and not international ones since the russian stores here don´t have access to international banking/currency because of the situation with the ruble. If they do have access to international currency to pay international suppliers it is at a premium so customers would have to order themselves to fix the currency problem (but at a premium like the stores) and the stores are then used as delivery hubs..So russians would have to carry the extra cost of buying international goods..This is a hyper market and inflation in russia also make prices higher..
I love Russia! I always did! I never payed attention to the haters!
Average weekly, monthly, and annual wage in Russia?
What % of wages are needed for food?
etc.
Prices are not bad if one is living in the USA.
However, for Russia, one needs the above data to judge the real impact of wages to living expenses.
My next video is about our average salaries. Link in the description
Well, it looks like everything is way cheaper than in my local Hungarian Auchan. The average salary here is a bit higher than in Russia, but the median is lower.
Thank you for watching:)
My mom on retirement in Russia, can buy 30 packages cat foods in months, for money she have from government. We call it pensions. She's get only 180 $ in months. You can see how expensive live in Russia for Russian retirement.
А , что , где то не так ? Чтобы для вас было понятно , для сравнения приведу пример с пенсиями в России и Германии . Немецкий журналист по имени Томас, побывав в России, решил сравнить уровень жизни пенсионеров в нашей стране и в Германии. Он решил вычесть из пенсий все обязательные платежи и посмотреть, что останется старикам на жизнь. Его статья была написана в 2018 году. За основу он брал пенсионеров из Гамбурга и Санкт-Петербурга:«Средняя пенсия в России составляет около 190 евро в месяц. Действительно, это очень мало. В Германии среднюю пенсию определить не так просто, она составляет около 1060 евро для мужчин на западе и около 530 евро для женщин на востоке, поэтому разница между востоком и западом или женщинами и мужчинами очень велика. В настоящее время средняя пенсия в Германии составляет 860 евро».Чтобы считать было легче, он округлил данные показатели до 200 и 1000 евро соответственно. Надо заметить, что это весьма комплиментарное округление для немцев - на востоке Германии средняя пенсия даже у мужчин гораздо меньше, а на Западе - лишь немногим больше. В среднем по Германии пенсия 860 евро. Но поскольку мы говорим о Гамбурге, который всё-таки на западе - ОК, пусть будет 1000 евро.Первое, что его удивило, так это то, что в России нет большого разрыва между пенсиями мужчин и женщин. Иногда пенсии женщин даже выше, чем у мужчин. В Германии же дела обстоят иначе, женщины получают пенсию в среднем на 30% ниже.Далее, он отметил, что абсолютное большинство пенсионеров в России имеют собственное жилье. Это связано с тем, что квартиры им выдали еще в СССР, а при России они их получили в собственность. В свою очередь, в Германии большая часть пенсионеров живет в съемном жилье. Средний размер платы за аренду составляет 400-500 евро. Если квартиросъемщик проживает постоянно, то это, как правило, 400 евро.Помимо арендной платы немецкий пенсионер обязан оплачивать социальные взносы в размере 114 евро.Итого после вычета указанных платежей у пенсионера остается 486 евро на жизнь.В свою очередь, у российского пенсионера после вычета этих платежей остается все те же 200 евро, ведь он не платит ни социальные взносы, ни за аренду жилья.Далее, он подсчитал расходы на транспорт:«Я предполагаю, что у двух наших пенсионеров нет машины, но они пользуются местным общественным транспортом. Проездная карта стоит в Гамбурге 62,20 евро, так что у нашего гамбургского пенсионера осталось 424 евро. Российский пенсионер бесплатно пользуется местным общественным транспортом, он получает абонемент на месяц в Санкт-Петербурге по пенсионному удостоверению бесплатно».Таким образом, у немецкого пенсионера осталось 424 евро. А у российского опять же 200 евро.Пришло время вычесть услуги ЖКХ.“Дополнительные расходы на проживание взяты на квартиру площадью 70 квадратных метров в Гамбурге по цене 218 евро, у нашего гамбургского пенсионера теперь на жизнь только 206 евро. В Петербурге наш российский пенсионер также должен оплачивать дополнительные расходы, которые составляют около 30 евро за такую квартиру площадью 70 квадратных метров, но, как пенсионер, ему возмещают 50% от этой суммы, поэтому он платит только 15 евро и, таким образом, имеет 185 евро на жизнь”.Таким образом, после вычета всех обязательных платежей у немецкого пенсионера осталось 206 евро, а у российского 185 евро.Считать дальше он отказался, так как он прекрасно понимал, что цены в Германии на продукты и лекарства намного выше, чем в России.
Slovensko má podobné dôchodky, ale benzín, energie, bývanie je oveľa drahšie. My sme v európskej únií a naša životná úroveň je úplne mizerná. Ľudia kupujú jedovaté umelé potraviny ktoré nám sem nosia zo západu. Všetko sa vyrába na 2 kategórie , lacné a kvalitné ide na západ a drahé a nekvalitné ide na východ. Sme kolónia. Lacná pracovná sila pre západ. Západ nami opovrhuje, sme pre nich menejcenná rasa.
your mom buys cat food for 6 bucks a pack =) At such prices, they don't even carry feed from Japan
@@Matrix...777 Ahoj ! Moja mama je na dôchodku a dostane 350 dolárov
You have more choices than a post brexit uk supermarket. I think I should move to Russia.
haha welcome:)
Sanctions nowadays are not always effective, there's always other producing countries that will quickly replace them ,Russia is the best example for instance.
Generally spoken it’s in the average less expensive than prices in Western Europe, but not everything.
Besides that a conversion ruble-dollar is not so easy as suggested,
average Russian salaries are at least 10 times lower than those in my country. And not everything is cheaper.
So I ask myself how an average Russian can afford Russian groceries.
You're right. You can watch my next video about out average salaries, link in the description:)
@@ohsasha0810 thx and very interesting
При зарплате в 750-800 долларов,я трачу на коммуналку меньше 10%процентов от этой суммы,половина отопительных радиаторов отключена потому что жарко,горячая и холодная вода без ограничений, Сибирь,окна открыта всю зиму на проветривание.
Stop living in the propaganda of your MSM. The average salary in large cities of Russia is $ 1000, in Moscow - 1500 S
Large supermarkets always sell furniture and electronics alongside food and over the counter medicines in many countries around the globe
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In my country they are called Hypermarkets.
Hi, it's nice to know the price of the product, on the screen showing, is it in US currency? Thank you very much.❤❤
Some of the prices are even cheaper than in Indonesia. Thats even after the sanctions. Great video.
Really? I think the prices are higher only in touristic places in Indonesia?
@@ohsasha0810 if you come to Jakarta and check out the grocery prices compare to Russia you will be shocked. Especcialy eggs and milk is much higher here
@@vinoddaryanani8604 I find SEA supermarkets more expensive than Australian.
Maybe only rice, cigarettes, chicken is cheaper in Asia.
Cheese, milk, beef, chocolates, spreads, cured meats are all cheaper in Australia
@@muzungu9625 exactly prices are crazy expensive as compare to gdp per capita here.
For an American I'd multiply her price by 5.44 to give you the purchasing power. The average salary in Russia is 850 US dollars to 1200 US dollars. Remember, there are also rent, clothes, transit and utilities to pay with that.
It pretty much looks like you are walking around a Russian version of walmart, here alot of grocery stores have diversified their products to include housewares and clothing
Truth, it’s very similar to Walmart
It appears that Russia is the only country in the world not affected by inflation.
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unfortunately we are affected, it's super fast, it is the economy which is different
Prices are 10 to 15% higher compared to India"s prices
wow really?
No sanctions effects but anybody inside the supermarket. How about the salaries in Russia?
Russia my favorite country ever
Thank you for the info---interesting!!! In the USA I paid $20+ for Stoli Vodka---I saw that it was 189 rubles in the store!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I guess it’s because it’s was imported there 😁 Thank you for watching 😊
сам посмотрел с удовольствием... но! всё познается в сравнении... для Москвы ср зарплата 1 450 долларов... при этом очень сильно расслоение -- от 500 и до десятков тысяч долларов...
Спасибо, что смотрите) видео снято в спб, думаю в Москве цены повыше
и Вам спасибо!@@ohsasha0810
how pain money to worker in Russia ? 300-400 dollars ! Its good prices in Russia ?
Americans in the U.S. are paying 3-4 times these prices for items/goods.
Russian Supermarket is Cheap, here in Brazil is more Spensive, Very Good Russian Supermarket Video, Thanks 👍🙏
I am not as careful with shopping as I once was, but I believe most of the prices are cheaper than USA. French Baguette bread for 14¢?? I know ours is like $2 or $3. Wow.
Я боялся, что если поеду в отпуск в Россию, мне там нечего будет пить, а тут чешское пиво в том ассортименте, который есть у нас в супермаркете. Привет из Праги 🍻👍
У нас есть почти все, кроме колы и нетфликса👌🏻😂 Приезжайте))
@@ohsasha0810 живу в маленьком городе и кола у нас есть . Стоит конечно 200 рубасов , но она имеется . Главное паленой фигни не купить , а то больно много ее развелось
@@SnowgameChannel у нас тоже уже появилась)
It looks like the pets won't go hungry.
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If your monthly income is $ 160 and you have to subtract rent, utilities, car payment …and the cat food is $ 26, you would be grateful to have that cat food every day for yourself !!!!
The mode/dominant salary in Poland is PLN 2800/month net its 680€; The prices in Poland are skyrocketing
Режим/доминирующая заработная плата в Польше составляет 2800 злотых в месяц нетто, что эквивалентно 680 евро.
Цены в Польше стремительно растут.
So cheap I love it.
Thank you for watching 😊
W tym markecie klientów malutko i jak z cenami RTV (elektroniki) ?
There are very few customers in this supermarket and what about the prices of consumer electronics ?
czekają na ciebie, aż przylecisz z pożyczką od Vivus'a-jajko-Bosaka i ich wykupisz ;)
I am refering to the price of the products....not the income of the shoppers
same exact brand dog I feed my pet, over 3.00 dollars less per bag in russia, hell of a deal
But how much more does the average salary earner make in your country compared to Russia?
used russia's exchange rate. rubles to dollars. @@rmdomainer9042
U sure it’s same inside. I really think they just use the same bag, but put schaddy stuff inside. Like 25% /75%
I live in Great Britain and i must say that we have very similar prices for many products in a video. Some things are cheaper in Russia but not a lot. With russian wages, this prices must be difficult to pay sometimes. I don't know though where this supermarket is, as that propably makes difference.
If GB prices are similar then that is impressive for the GB to be honest
Я трачу на коммуналку меньше 10%процентов от зарплаты,а вы?
@@johnadams3038 I am talking about prices in Aldi or Tesco in town in north west England. Supermarket in a video may be in Moscow and that would probably be much more expensive then average store in Russia. Also some things like fruit, veg or alcohol is definitely much cheaper in Russia.
@@АндрейЗолоторев-ж9к About the same.
Wouldn't it be better to compare prices to the average wage?
The truth is that it’s too difficult to find out the real average wage. For example, I live in Saint-Petersburg, and the average salary according to officials is around $800. According to the most people I know it’s around $400-500 and according to me it depends on person - if you show your best at work $1000 is what at least you will have in here 🤷🏼♀️
In Russia, the minimum wage is $1,000. This salary is mainly used by people in poor countries of the former Soviet Union. Russians go to work and have an average salary of 150,000-200,000 rubles. Young people working in banks earn 500,000 rubles. I am Vietnamese living in Moscow.

Why do all foreigners like to compare salaries in the West with salaries in Russia? It is necessary to compare the availability of services after paying all taxes! In Russia, free medicine and education, cheap and efficient public transport, serious maternity capital at the birth of children, kindergartens where they pay only for food and each child has a personal bed where children are necessarily put to sleep for a couple of hours during the day, all other expenses are borne by the state! In Russia, taxes are very low, the prices of goods in stores are final and you will not pay anything extra at the checkout, In cafes and restaurants you are not obliged to pay tips because waiters get paid! Russian russians wash themselves under running water without paying attention to the meter (it's very cheap), cheap gas, the presence of central water heating (Russians in cold winters wear shorts and T-shirts in their warm apartments). In Russia there is a very powerful Internet, in cities in cafes and restaurants there is free Wi-Fi to attract visitors, very powerful mobile coverage that is inexpensive, a cheap taxi in which when ordering you will immediately be told the price and this taxi will arrive very quickly! A huge number of parks, theaters, stadiums, clubs for children's development...I'm already tired of typing because I can't list everything here that is in Russia and how cheap and accessible it is to everyone!
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
OFFICIAL COPY.
Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!!
“What is minimum wage in Russia?
16,242 Russian rubles
The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
We should all be changing to more local goods. The only people that hurts are the MNCs.
Is that a KostKo store you're in?
it's kinda of Russian version of it:)
@@ohsasha0810 Thanks for playing along Sasha. I was having a bit of fun with the K's. 😉
And a loaf of bread in Sweden is about 4-5$ and diesel costs around 2.5$ per liter... Those sanctions against Russia are sure working great for Europe.. ;D
I suppose your income in Sweden is between $160 and $ 310 - average in Russia.
Try to live on it for 1 year AND COME TO TELL ME !!!!
@@MiladaKaiser Dude chill.. What i meant is the fact that here in Sweden/Norway were i live all we hear about is how Russian citizens are starving and that there is no food in your stores etc.
And at the same time the sanctions that were put against Russia has done the opposite for Europe and made the people here poorer then ever. More and more people are going bankrupt due to the continuing rise in food prices, gas prices, electricity prices, taxes etc etc.
My income isnt great, but i doesnt matter as i live full time on a house bus with my family. We dont have rent, electricity or utility bills to pay. So we can live comfortable on the amount of money we earn.
@@Spoltish Hi. This is a troll from the Ukrainian CIPSO, in Russia the average salary is 1000 bucks, and taking into account cheap housing, electricity, heating, gasoline, Internet and cellular communications, this is normal.
I love Mother Russia, such singing, such dancing. I wish I could shop for groceries and beautiful girls at the supermarket every day. When you live in Canada going to visit Russia is more than just a vacation, its a relief from all the smelly people here from lovely Third World countries and the cost of living is insane. The EU is also going down the drain as their economy shrinks and migrants are coming by the thousands and getting jobs while Europeans are being marginalized in their own countries.
You want to SHOP for beautiful girls? Make sure you tell immigration when you go there.
$1.20 U.S. for a can of Red Bull......here in America that same size can is around $4.00 U.S.
No. A pack of 4 cans is 6.48 in Walmart. Compare apples with apples.
@@stream2watch Well, perhaps in your part of the country that's how much a 4-pack cost....but here around $4 a can. Mouthy twat.
@@smellyfella5077 It is literally $6.48 in Walmart all over the country and you are not in the US, you bot farmer. Your use of anglicisms expose you.
@@stream2watch 1. I don't shop at Walmart and 2. I was born, raised and still live in Ohio. So f&ck off.
@@smellyfella5077 Liar. Kroger Centerville OH sells a pack of 4 Red Bull for 6.99. You know we can all expose you vrmn by checking prices online, right?
Kinda looks like Walmart stores here in the US. Prices a lot cheaper in Russia
Looks like a great place to be. Love to Russia from GB.
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Yes, darling. Go there and live there. For $ 160 income per month for family!!!! Than come to tell us!!!!!
Why do you think NO ONE MOVES THERE ????
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiser If you are a drunkard and a slacker , of course you will have an income of $ 160 per month .
....ein Glück, daß es den
Russen so gut ergeht.
Da brauchen sie sich
über die nächsten
Jahrhunderte nicht
viel zu verändern .
Nur mil. Rüstung op-
timieren.
Almost everything in the store has lower prices than in the US. It looks like the average US income is substantially higher though. We are really feeling the pinch of steep inflation.
dearness in usa ?
thats impossible ;) but opioids and methadone are affordable
US has a food CPI over the last 12 months of +3%. Russia is on 6%. Meanwhile US salaries have increased 5%. This is all public info.
@@rmdomainer9042 It's interesting that you believe the government more than your own eyes and pocketbook when you go to the grocery store. Are you living in your mom's basement and don't buy your own food....or are you an easily programmed NPC?
@@rmdomainer9042 Thus, drugs, evictions and homelessness are so trendy in the USA ;))
Very favorable CPI and overall..
Its cheaper than Kenya
really??
It seems that the sanctions have failed, but the shame for the stupid Western elites remains. I am happy for invincible Russia and her great people. Respect and greetings from Italy.
You actually believe the sanctions were meat to be effective? That was all show for the little ppl to think they give a single fuck about loss of lives. Military Industrial Complex got money to make for the elites bro.
Does not look good but Russians have food in this market. American supermarkets may have better choices but prices are 4 times as high for many items.
Very nice Store, you have a good variety to choose from, just like our stores in America .
Thank you for watching 😊
OFFICIAL COPY.
Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!!
“What is minimum wage in Russia?
16,242 Russian rubles
The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
LA MADRE RUSIA SIEMPRE VENCERÁ! URRAAAAAA 👍💯🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiserwhoehahaha miLADA😂😂😂
Nescafé the same price, as supermarket brand instant coffee in Germany.
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiserwhoehahaha loser😂😂😂
Sanctions? There are and never have been sanctions for food and medicine. Food prices depend on the average income in each country. For example, a hamburger that costs 6 USD in New York cannot be paid in some Asian or African countries, so it is offered there at a much cheaper price.
"never have been sanctions for food and medicine" - you have no clue how many Pharmaceutical brands and food companies have left Russian market due to sanctions
@@ohsasha0810 That may be the case, many Western companies have withdrawn from Russia or stopped all trade. Many were expropriated in Russia or forced to sell to Russian entrepreneurs, who are now running them on their own, but there are still no sanctions, except for payment transactions, military or electronic parts and components. The German retail chain METRO, for example, has not stopped trading with Russia for a single day; all western-made goods are offered there and paid for in rubles. Other companies go via Turkey or India.
Last days of Auchan in RF, i suppose.
Love your cheese and bread sections. I think most of your prices are comparable to us in America, but in many instances yours are even cheaper then here.
Bread was 10 to 20 cents a loaf how is that comparable to the USA. FJB
don't be an idiot...their income is 1/3 of ours
And what about incomes in US and Russia? 😂
OFFICIAL COPY.
Please get you info before you start believing to THIS SHAMELESS PROPAGANDA!!!!
“What is minimum wage in Russia?
16,242 Russian rubles
The monthly minimum wage in Russia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 16,242 Russian rubles, or approximately 236 U.S. dollars. In the capital Moscow, it was set at 24,801 Russian rubles, or nearly 362 U.S. dollars.Aug 22, 2023”
@@johnwinkler5361 What about taxes in the US and Russia ?🤣
Hey Sasha, I'm a Yank form the US. How well does ice cream sell in the winter? I love the stuff and eat it even when it's snowing outside.
Hey, nice to meet you, it does sell well during the whole year around , may be we will have just a little less options than we do now
For my family it was normal to eat ice cream the whole year, we also drink warm coffee in summertime.
@@robfriedrich2822 Interesting. I grew up in central Florida in the US and now live in northern Washington state. And still prefer ice coffee to hot coffee. And still eat lots of ice cream.
Русские едят мороженное в любое время года
и чай и кофе летом мы пьем горячий🙂@@lexic987
Better stocked shelves than what I have in Canada.
Is there a possibility to get Asylum in Russia? I will also bring my company and not asking you a single Rubel....
Basically this storecis the Super Walmart of Russia. A one stop shop!
that's true. Thank you for watching:)
China should be a good exporter of catchup and rice.😊
And tea☝🏻
The sanctions had some intention, but the NATO states experience raising prices.
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiserwhoehahaha loser😂😂😂
15:00 and I bet, it doesn't tastes differently.
In 1988 I was in Prague and came in touch with Coca Cola. One time I gave the noname Cola a try and it was the same.
Unfortunately, it does tastes differently 😒
Не заслуженно раскрученный бренд. Да к тому-же и вредный.
Не ври .на днях брал коку колу совсем другой вкус
Russian foods are massive and very cheap.government is good.
It’s Chinese rubbish, we have warehouses for shopping, they sell everything for home,clothes and food. I would start bulk buying before military operation arrives in Russia🙏😘
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Whoehahaha 😂😂😂
we can't compare the price if we don't know the average income in Russia
True
But it will be still difficult to compare as our tax rate is less than in EU (for example)
60-70 000 тысяч
Средний реальный доход в России около 45 тысяч рублей. В крупных городах выше, в деревнях и небольших поселках ниже.
@@stratoSFERAxне смешно самому-то?)) Эти цифры даже выше официальных
@@karppolikarp1990 я написала про Москву
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Great, mosly cheaper than here Indonesia 👏
Really? Where in Indonesia?😊
Greetings to Russia from Sofia, Bulgaria😍
pozdrowienia z Polski ;)
A notebook is only 70 cents?
Yes, it because current situation with our currency
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What is the average monthly income in Dollars?
Нет смысла вам это считать из-за курса. Полгода назад моя зарплата была чуть менее 1000$, сегодня - 700$, хотя в национальной валюте(рублях) выросла на 10%.
И этих денег хватит на комфортную жизнь, если есть своё жилье. И на скромную, если жилье приходится снимать или платить ипотеку.
В США на 700$ в месяц можно только умереть от голода) Так что узнавайте стоимость жизни, а не только цифры
So please tell us… How much are rents and mortgages? For exemple if I want to buy a 50 sq meter appartment, how much? And a 100 sq m house? And rents fro the same,
Average income in Russia is $ 310 per month and low is $ 160 per month.
Finally someone with the brain! Thank you.
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
Comparing rubles to American dollar doesn't tell the whole picture. One can compare the dollar to the ruble from a business chart. One needs to learn the income yearly, the mortgage or rent and the cost of living. Small price to you may be out of reach to another. What is the cost of food staples?😮😮
This is a store for ordinary people.
I didn’t compare rubles to American dollar in the video. Showing prices in our inner currency to people around the globe won’t be informative
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
It’s better then walmart 💪🏻🇷🇺
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
You are jealous of the great Russian homeland ☝🏻🇷🇺 👎🏼🇺🇸
Nobodyis jealous of Russia apart from some Indians@@marcom7873
حداقل دستمزد کارگر (۸ ساعت در روز ) چقدر هست در روسیه؟
minimalnaja zaplata v rossiji mense 200 euro😂...
Official minimal wage is 160 bucks pro month.
And where are the customers?
I ate them
Customers are eating grass outside. They cannot afford ANYTHING FROM WHAT IS THERE!!!
This propaganda is really funny!!!!
No one of you had mathematics at school, right?
Average income in Russia is 31 000 = 310
And small is 16,000 = $ 160.
Subtract your rent and utilities from that and go to that supermarket. You want to shop for your family - food for 4 weeks and your three kids need new school uniforms. You DO NOT HAVE A DRYER and every couple of days they have to go to school naked. Uniforms wet!!! 3x $18 is $ 54.
And you have $ 160 F0R EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!! FOR ONE MONTH!!!!
How much food can you buy for you family?
@@MiladaKaiser можно матом, а?!? 🤦♂️
Не клиенты, а покупатели. Люди работают в будни, а не шатаются по гипперам и закупаются в гипермаркете по выходным и перед праздниками или когда нужно что-то особенное или оптом.
А, что бы купить единичный продукт, у нас полно магазинов шаговой доступности)
Devushka which gorod are you from?
Санкт-Петербург