RUSSIAN STREETS (Minus -15)
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2024
- Are there any homeless people in Russia? What the houses of poor people and the middle class look like. Average salary in Russia ...
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It’s amazing that even lower income families in Russia can have an actual place to live in that looks like it is in (by my standards) pretty decent condition and size (at least in the first part of your video). I understand that here (in the USA), homelessness is a result of many different factors such as inflation, joblessness, drugs, mental illness, etc. But, it is becoming harder to afford housing for the most economically challenged people - across the board. Blessings from Texas!
The most important thing causing homelessness in addition to drug use and mental illness is broken families. Lack of a stable home life is the main cause. Not having a parent, sibling, aunt, uncle, cousin, grandparent, etc...who can take you in temporarily while you get on your feet financially is the main reason. Divorce, adultery, incarceration, and immature/irresponsible life choices and decisions.
While that's a very important factor, the situation here is that we have whole families struggling between heating costs, housing costs, and food costs - effects of inflation alone. Even for those that are working, there are "safe" parking lots that are popping up to offer an option for those working families living out of their cars to have a place to safely park their vehicle for the night. There are some hardworking individuals that are still not able to afford basic housing. Even if you have some family members to come along side, it is not a guarantee that they themselves are not on the brink. We are struggling with energy costs in our own home, for example, despite every effort to restrict our use to the basics to around $400. We have had to really go to extremes to stretch our income.@@swisschalet1658
@@swisschalet1658Add inflation and the high cost of living. High property taxes and high insurance people can't afford a place to live. End up in a car or tent or cheap motel room whole families and elderly on fixed incomes.
@@sharonproctor4079 Move to a less expensive place. There are "now hiring" signs all over the place. Get a roommate. There are unlimited ways to make life affordable. There are places you can rent in the US for $500/month and you can work from home. There are ways to make it work. Millions of other people have figured it out.
The right to shelter is in the Russian constitution. Here in the US, conservatives get triggered when homeless people are given shelter. As usual, conservatism is keeping the US from progressing.
I loved it when you said “i decided to show you where real people live in Russia.” Our governments try to dehumanize us all by not wanting us to see this very simple truth. That we are all human beings. Thank you Dan. People like you are important for all of our futures. ❤
Thank you for saying this. I've been watching this vid & thinking that very thing! "Regular" people in most all countries are mostly all alike. We just want a home (of some sort!), food, clothes, & time to be with those we love. Again...thank you for your comment.
Thank You Lord for this family. Keep them safe, order their steps and bless all that they put their hands to in Jesus name. Amen 🙏🏻
The USA constantly claims to be the most ‘moral’ country in the world- at the same time demonizing other people because they don’t share its ‘values’; Cultural Imperialism is the most disgusting thing about the USA.
I think the truth they really don't want us to know is just how much we are all so similar. People like Dan do more to promote peace and trust than all the politicians combined.
Go outside the larger towns in Russia and in many instances the situations are very bleak. Watch Vasya in the Hay. It is incredible.
It is so sad that our governments can’t get along!! The people of every country are the same and want to live in peace ❤
True that !
Our Russian government can get along with anybody
NO! Russians want to occupie territories! they do not change. small part of rusians are like DAN! others are Puttler tipe
I agree 💯 per cent, Everyone should get. Along , I like some old homes
It’s the Globalist EliteBanker class that are the Problem
I love your humility, kindness, compassion and openness, Dan! 🙏💚
I think most of my subscribers have the same qualities. And this feeling that I am understood, my views are shared, this feeling warms me up
Absolutely agree! A very good man!
I am a slient viewer but dropped in to say I love all your videos and admire how well you and Susie speak English. It is a very difficult language to learn. You should not apologize for getting one word wrong or not knowing how-to translate it from Russian. Keep practicing and very soon you will be fluent and bilingual. Love to you both from Texas❤
Your English gets better & better! I can’t even imagine myself learning Russian. 😂 It was good to see even the poorer people living in decent houses. I wish all the homeless people in America had housing too. Greetings from Texas!
Russian is a hard language to learn. I got ok with it when I was on a regular basis with my friend Vlad. Since I have been sick and can't see him for 1 year, I only remember a few words. I don't remember sentences anymore. The hardest language to learn is Czech. That is my heritage and I grew up knowing a song and some phrases with cuss words. LOL I've expanded my CZ vocabulary but Russian was definitely easier.
@@faegrrrl Wow, you know Russian even though your native language is Czech. I know a little Spanish, a few cuss words in there too! 😂
I think it is possible for such a rich country as the United States to solve this problem. It's probably just that the government doesn't want to . Best wishes Texas !
@@bobbiesbeads9249 No dear, English is my first language and Czech only some as my first language. Is not so much. You are very sweet. You can learn too!! You are very smart.
Thanks for sharing what russia neighborhood looks like !
This town looks a lot like a small town in my state of Oregon. Many people in Oregon are not rich and we live in much the same housing, especially in medium to small towns. Thank you for showing us your town.
Hi Dear! What is the average price for a small house in Oregon?
The typical home value in Oregon, per February 2023 data from Zillow, is $474,097 - whereas the average sale price of an existing home in the U.S. is $359,000, according to January 2023 data from the National Association of Realtors®.
@@crazyhorsetailThose prices are ridiculous there will be no middle class left with these prices. This generation is not doing better than parents they are doing much worse. Inflation is hurting everyone! Collapse coming!
@prettylady995 -agree it is out of control. Nobody I know could afford that.
@@crazyhorsetail obviously many can afford that. unless those houses are empty.
I am proud of how well you have done for your family, building your beautiful home and working hard to raise your standard of living. I know your parents are especially proud of you.
Dan it would be our prayers answered if our very poor could have a roof over their heads. We have so many homeless families it is heart breaking , it is a huge problem. Every thing is very costly in our country.
It takes two people to work, and you still can't make ends meet in the USA
This is not correct. It's great that you feel empathy for people but it is misguided I'm sorry to say.
In the US our homeless population is about 1 tenth of 1 percent of the total population. Half of them are in California and New York for obvious reasons. The government pays them a monthly paycheck to be homeless and many of them CHOOSE to be homeless.
Individual or personal wealth by the people in a country are rated using a metric called purchasing power. On the typical list of purchasing power per individual ranked by country, the US is listed at 9th. This list is slightly problematic but that's a good enough representation to make my point.
Russia is ranked 55th out of all countries.
Stop allowing the media to tell you what to think and do some research. The US is quite a rich country and that means even the MOST POOR people here have more than people in most countries.
In California, homeless people are paid more than $200 a month MORE than what Dan said the average Russian monthly salary is. That's how rich this country is and why much of the homeless population are there by choice.
@@TheRomanticsWBhow would you know what you are talking about California and New York is being priced completely out of being able to afford a home 1100 square feet home in California costs approximately 5 thousand dollars a month up to 8 thousand dollars a month who can afford that even silicone valley people who work for those companies are living in campers I don't know of anyone in this day and time that can afford to live on 1500 dollars a month in the USA ask me how I know during the whole covi$ situation I lost my job and my home I had to move in with my family and know after my parent passing away in September of last year and I took on the roll of caregiver now there's no jobs and all my utilities are being threatened to be cut off also being approved for free food assistance try living off of 100 dollars a month yes I am venting but never judge a book by it's cover one doesn't understand how mental illness is caused by loosing everything, not enough food to last a month or able just to wash cloths or able to buy gas for a car to go do everyday normal tasks just to live
Don’t forget all the foreign aid the U.S. provides that could help the poor here along with people coming to our country illegally and getting benefits that could help our poor. I feel empathy for all people but shouldn’t charity begin at home?
At 6a.m. where I live in a small town 30 minutes from the Canadian border in Montana, it's a chilly -33C this morning. Thanks for the tour of your town.👍
It’s beautiful. Our thousands of homeless would love to have those cute houses that your poor live in. Your English is very good and understandable. Most Americans only speak one language. Thank you for showing us the homes. 😊
Dan, Thank you for showing us all around and for your Interesting conversation. Especially on a freezing cold day! Here in the US homelessness is a major problem. I live in a small city in New York State. I have noticed many homeless people walking the streets with backpacks. I've seen many young people and I've seen couple's as well. There are shelters they can go to for help and to get out of the cold but many don't want to go to them.Its very sad to see so many. You are a smart man. I enjoy your talks and find them very interesting. Your English has improved. I understand you perfectly! Enjoyed watching! Wishing you and Suzi and beautiful angel Sati Good Health and happiness always with many Blessings for the New Year. 🙏 ❤😊
It is good to see you walking around Dan. I love these simple videos, and I understand even when you can not find the words. Love to you,Suzie, Sati, all Adorables and all people everywhere.
Dan, I enjoy all the information expressed on the video. When you get stuck, looking for the right word, try to use other words you know to say what you want to say. I understand you the majority of the time. It really is great to see another part of the world from a common person. You are doing a great job. Thank you! Say hi to the family. Be blessed and well!
Thank you so much for this Dan. I see clean and well kept homes. It is good you have never seen our inner cities. They are frightful and not safe.
Hi Dear! What is the inner cities ?
That would be cities like Saint Louis, Detroit and the bad part that all our large cities have. Drugs and crime are out of control there. Not safe to walk or drive through. @@TheSheekozFamily
I live in the outskirts of St Louis about 38 mi west of the city. I feel safe out here but I hate going into St. Louis
@@TheSheekozFamilyMegacities - inside them.
I am no expert but I can’t imagine any homeless living on the streets they wouldn’t survive the temperatures.
Dan, thank you showing us how freezing it is in your part of town, please go inside your home and keep warm 🤗 💖
He really didn't look to cold, didn't even have gloves.😂
Very nice to see your area. Always enjoy when you take us along on walks ..
I adore your family and can relate to your walk today. I am from Fargo, North Dakota, USA, and I love the cold winters!
Watching this reminds of when my husband and I lived in Upstate New York. It was so very brutally cold. I am not a fan of the cold!! Thanks for the tour! Much love and blessings from Tennessee.
It's interesting to me that the poorer houses are right next door to the more expensive ones. Usually in the States you'll have poor neighborhoods, middle class, wealthy, etc.
I also find it interesting that almost every home is fenced in. We have a saying here, "Fences make good neighbors ". It looks like Russia has the same saying ☺️
Lastly, your English is excellent considering how you learned it. 😊😊
It wasn't always this way. They have fences now because in the late 80s and into the 90s, towards the end the Soviet Union and especially after, they were having BIG problems getting people jobs and things they needed, crime was so bad, houses would get robbed even in broad day light. So everyone started putting up fences to protect their homes. This happened all over Eastern Europe, not just Russia. Now days the crime isn't so bad anymore, it's normal, now it's just a 'common sense security measure' to put up the fence, and people use the fences more for privacy because their homes are so close together.
Thank you Dan for a very interesting video! I could never have talked that distance in minus 15 degrees! Go Dan!
-15 c is 5 f
Dan,
Your command of English so impressive; especially, as you are self taught! I've said before, your sincerity, compassion, passion, joy, empathy, kindness convey your message beyond words. Beyond the exact word! You are easily understood by being you!!!
Don't apologize for being brilliant, intelligent, accomplished!
Thank you for sharing & enlightening us.
Take care!
Touche!
That's a bit of an overstatement.
Hi Dan, Thank you for the awesome video showing us your home town. It reminds me of many little towns throughout America. You have great wisdom for your young age!
Your insight into everything you discuss is refreshing and patently honest. All best wishes to you and family. Appreciation from Georgia, USA.
I am so happy to see Dan Sheekoz on youtube again. I love watching his shows. Thank you.
Loved this video about the streets in Russia! In my mind, I always pictured all huge apartment building for most of the city, not those lovely small private homes. Even though they are small and older, they look very inviting and family-friendly. This was a very interesting and informative video today!! Keep warm and keep on making your great videos! 😊
***The homeless situation in the US is horrible. Here in NYC, we are being overwhelmed because our city decided to become a “sanctuary city” without planning on what to do with the thousands of illegal people coming here to live. They are putting them in tent cities (keep I mind it’s winter here) and in schools…. which means the students can not attend school in person now. It’s very bad.
This tour looks like an urban setting in European Russia, whereas the majority of all People live in rural Russia, which are very different!! See many videos of rural Russia, about 350 km from Moscow in Sergei's You tube channel -- Vasya in the Hay.
Hello from Michigan ! Enjoyed seeing all the houses . So wonderful that you do not have a problem with homeless people. We do have programs to help get the homeless people off the streets, but many choose not to take the help. It is sad. Your English is wonderful!
The help is difficult to qualify for and there is not enough help to reach out to everybody. Shelters for the homeless are threatening places. People are in more danger in a shelter than on the street. That is what many people have experienced.
I never saw the towers like that before. My house 80 years' old and there is a pretty one made of stone with the date 1749 over the porch door. It's interesting to see the difference. Thank you for showing us how it is in Russia
We wish you, Dan and all your Family, Susie, Sati, your
Parents and all your Friends Good Health and much Love in the New Year!
Dan, you have a great life philosophy/ peace of mind. That often comes from good parents which I think you and Susie have and now Sati.
God bless you all
A Russian named Vasya in the Hay also has a channel. He is a wonderful man also who helps people who are very poor and live in shakes with no heat, very little food or adequate clothing. Perhaps those conditions do not exist in your town.
Yes, I watch him too. He is a dear compassionate human being. Some of the stories of the people he helps are deeply sad and moving. He shows another side of Russia.
Hello,, Dan. I loved watching your video and seeing you and your town. It looks similar to many of our towns. In the Northeast of the US, we don't usually have high fences around our homes. Neighbors do not like to have their view blocked by a high fence. You might see a fence 3 or 4 feet high. May 2024 be healthy and happy for you and your loved ones!♥
Hi adorable Russian friend. I’m from Canada and absolutely love watching you and your family. You inspired me to learn Russian language. I want to come to Russia some day. I’ve just started to learn the language today.
Very nice video about how and where people live in Russia. Thank you for making it for us. Greetings from Ohio, USA
What a loving ending to your video! That brought tears to my eyes, I didn't grow up with alot of money and still don't have a lot of money, but that's ok, as long as I have the love of my family it makes my world! My dear old dad always signed Christmas cards to loved ones and friends with the saying ' Health and Happiness ' that was most important to him!
I really enjoyed your video today, wish out homeless had the shelter yours have! Great informative video!💞💞💞
Most of the homeless in the US are in cities, especially big cities. Places in the US like Dan's village have few if any homeless. I wonder how many homeless people are in Moscow. The thing is that much of Russia is too cold to even stay alive in winter, but the US has Chicago and New York City as well as other northern cities that are very cold in winter.
Dan, my family love and pray for your family. I've never been to Russia, but feel I've been more educated about your Country because of you. Thank you for all you, Susie and Sati do for us.
Your English is wonderful!!
I watched another UA-camr making a video of Moscow. The city looked very clean and nice. The metro in Moscow was a beautiful clean work of art. And it’s like 70 years old. Did not see one homeless person during his long walk through the centre of town and some parks.
I always thought when Americans make fun of shanty towns in third world countries they should instead think that it's great those people have a roof over their heads, which otherwise wouldn't be there. America has all kinds of bureaucracy and laws and stuff that makes things like that impossible and it increases the amount of people without any housing whatsoever. You get high and mighty about how you don't have favelas and shanty towns, but then you have people living on the side of the road, like that is somehow better.
If you give people the liberty to, they will build their own housing, humble and poor as it might be, it'll be something, even in the poorest parts of rural Africa they build mud houses, but they have housing.
Yes, you're right. There would be less homeless people if there weren't 8 million laws preventing everyone from constucting even a tent or box house. Homeless people are screwed no matter what and low income people as well.
There are so many abandoned houses and no one can live in them bc they belong to the bank or have been deemed unsafe. They are livable. They are shelter. Sitting empty is not right. There are families who need, desperately, a place of shelter and safety.
Excellent point.
The worst thing is that it is not even clear what to do in this situation
I remember Nikita Khrushchev, First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. He pounded his shoe on the podium at the United Nations in 1960! He was so mad at what was being said. It was so remarkable. I remember it even though I was only seven years old.
There are a lot of abandoned houses in cities and towns all over the U.S. I doubt that the homeless would even want to live in them. They seem to choose to be in downtowns of large cities.
Toronto has the largest number of homeless people in Canada. 62% of homeless people in Canada are males. 30% of Canadian homeless come from Indigenous communities. 90% of homeless shelters in Canada are in Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, and ( here) Alberta, and 44% of them are in Ontario alone.
And there are more every day, our rent went up $150.00 a month today($2,000.00 a month now for average roof over your head).
By the end of this year homeless will double or triple here in Canada…
ALL THE BEST big fella to you and your family,,, good to see you out and about…
You should try to look up Los Angeles. There are blocks and blocks and blocks of people living in tents on public sidewalks. It’s a shame and it’s a disgrace.
Thanks from New Zealand , Amazing even poor people have a home in Russia 👍
Thank you for sharing your walk and explaining living environments and situations for everyday Russians. It is one world and wish we were able to enjoy and learn more from each other. Your videos provide us great opportunities to make good human connections. 👍 Blessings always to you and your family.
Dan I love the snowy scenes. People are homeless in the US mostly due to drug addiction and mental illness, not necessarily because of prices.
This is a wonderful video. It is nice to see people who live like I do. Simply. Thank you Dan!!!!
You speech wonderful, you do great. Love your videos.
So good to see you, as always. And it looks so terribly cold, I hear the ice crunch and crackle under your feet!!!! God bless you all.
I want to thank you for your tour of this Russian town. People are basically the same where rver you go. I do pray for peace in the world again. Again thank you.
I very much enjoyed this video of your hometown. I’m learning so much about Russia from you and Susie- my very first Russian friends! ❤from Oklahoma
Dan we understand you very well! Your english is excellent. I know you get frustrated but we understand your thoughts very well and we understand the unspoken. We send prayers and good wishes from St Louis and im sure from around the world. Thank you for sharing, promoting peace and understanding. When i was younger before internet and computers i prayed for this. You are my answer to my prayer! Always the best for you your family friends and your country!
Thank you Dan for yet another wonderful video you always give such great information that makes us understand the differences in our countries but also how much we are the same you’re one of my favourite people to watch you and your wife and beautiful little girl I wish you happiness and goodness for 2024🎉
That is warmer than the winter I spent at Ft. Greeley, Alaska, 50 years ago. We had to sleep outdoors a below -20F during survival training. All we had was a trp and snow to block the high winds.
Ohhhh Alaska of course Brrrrrr )
@@TheSheekozFamilysati sati sati I'm missing you ❤😊🇧🇩🇬🇧🍿🎁❤️
@@TheSheekozFamily It was below -40, most of the winter. I moved to Central Florida over 35 years ago. I've seen it snow three times, but the ground was too warm, so it melted on contact.
Dan, I have been watching your videos before Sati was born and your English has improved greatly. I always wanted to visit your country but I don’t see it happening. You have shown us so many beautiful places that we will never get to see in person. Thank you for being you and sharing how proud you are of your country and family. Sending love and prayers to your beautiful family and country. Stay safe and healthy always. Until your next adventure visit.🙏🥰☮️
It’s a lot harder to be homeless in -15 than in CA at 50 degrees. That is part of the problem in CA
Love your channel.People all around the world can see past geopolitical issues and find so much humanity. Ty so much.
It's 30° here in Florida, USA. To me, it's cold! Can't imagine living in Russia at -° degrees!! God bless you Dan and your little family 💖💖💖 BTW, the ice on the trees are beautiful!! Yes Dan, we have a homeless problem in the USA. Most of it stems from the economy and illegal aliens flooding our borders. Your country is beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Dan and Family, I am so happy to see your channel on again. I have worried something might have happened to you. Please keep being on U-tube and other platforms. I really appreciate your honesty in your reporting.
Thank you for the tour Dan. Love your videos, I learn a lot about your country. And hello to Susie and sita.
Thank you for taking us on a tour of your town. It looks equally as cold there as it is here. Take care
This was fun. Thanks, Dan. Best wishes to your family.
Thank you Dan, for taking us on a winter walk to experience a bit of real life in Russia. Blessings to your entire family as well! Stay warm brother, and stay safe, too. ❤
Thank you for taking the time to share these things with us. 👍 :)
Great video thanks for sharing! :)
I really enjoy these rum downs of what its like to live where you are. Thank you Dan and Susie ❤
Your English just keeps getting better, and better. It's better than many people who have spent decades in the United States.
Thanks for sharing very interesting!
Hey first time watching. Thanks for the insight.
Dan, when you speak of the old houses or apartments that are 60 years or more as being very, very old, it makes me feel sad that I'm very, very old because I'm 67 years old.😪 Thank you for sharing the area and explaining how things are. Yes, the US has a lot of homeless people, and it is only getting worse especially with the migrants and illegals coming across our borders daily and we have no resources to help them much less help our own homeless population. It's a sad situation all around.
I understand Dear) This is a problem due to the weakness of my English, I don't have enough words to replace words with more tolerant ones. I'm very upset that I made you sad. Please forgive me, I really really want you to be in a good mood.
Russia doesn't have worry about an immigrant problem; I suspect there are none heading to Russia.
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@sanddrataylor its a blessing to become old many people can only wish they would get a few more years and become old.
@TheSheekozFamily don't apologise for your English its very good and we are blessed by your video's where you share some of your life with us.
Lots of love for you and your family from an old Dutch lady 😊
@@virginiamoss7045Good point. Their government has total control over their borders and don’t allow illegals in. I’m envious.
Like you, all I had seen of Russia was in the movies. I knew it wasn't accurate because I knew that movies about the USA were inaccurate Still, it was all I had seen. You have shown me the real Russia and I appreciate it very much. You have confirmed for me what I have always believed, which is that we are more alike than we are different. It's the governments that want us to believe that we are very different to keep us separated from one another. The oldest strategy in the world is to divide and conquer because a house divided against itself cannot stand. It is h0ow they keep control. My opinion, for what it's worth.
Thank you to you and Suzi for sharing your life with us.
Thank you for not believing in the bad image of Russia from Hollywood movies... it's sad that now lots of people don't have critical thinking. I live in the US and when I go to visit my family in Russia each time my American friends and neighbors think that I won't come back and that Russia is the scariest and darkest place...
Good video Dan! Thanks!
Great video Dan!
Dan stay warm looks 🥶 cold, but beautiful of course. Sending love from America and prayers 🙏🏼
Thank you, I will. Best wishes Pam
Our high temperature this coming Monday in northwest Indiana is -3° F. You know it's cold when the hairs freeze in your nose. 😅 I get most concerned for our "girls" 🐓
Really enjoyed this video! Your English is great!
I enjoy your tours so so much! Namaste
Hi Dan! Glad to see your charming smile. I know how cold it is by how the snow SOUNDS while you are walking on it. 15 BELOW? 👀 My house isn't new, or fancy, either but I am grateful to have shelter. We have survived winters with only a wood stove, but...if it is 15 below, there is a strong, bitter wind as well. There is no point to having abandoned houses AND homeless people. Work SOMETHING out, that should be used in the USA. I am humanitarian FIRST. ❤
Big Hugs Dear ❤ I am sending my love
Pretty sure it is actually 17F -15C it’s below freezing.
❤hi Dan. Best wishes and good health to you and your family in 2024🎉
Thanks for the tour Dan. Love to the 3 of you
Very interesting . Thank you
Hi Dan. Those streets look like ours here in St. Cloud, Minnesota. ❄️
In October we bought a 2018 RAV4 with 27,000 miles for $30,000. We love it!
My second language is Italian, but I am not fluent. I know what you mean about finding the words! You are doing great with your English!
We enjoy your videos! Much love to you, Suzi and Sati!
Chrisanne & Zebedee 💕✝️
Dan, you have such a huge heart. You have so much love and not enough place to give it to. To neutralize the road salt and prevent rust on your car, wipe down with baking soda OR white vinegar with a bit of water. The homelessness in our town, which is considered small at around 25k people, is so big. The police I think run them off and they end up cold by the lake to sleep. Many are drug users but not everyone does. Some come into the busy part of town with children to beg.
Where do you live? Maybe just what state?
@@lovelearning7467 Around MI and PA. Why?
Wonderful video Dan. God bless you and your family!!❤
Thanks for sharing this!
I thought I was doing pretty good here in Michigan, my house is 700 sqft and built in 1946, but from what Dan showed, my house would be considered very poor in Russia... oh well, at least I'm not homeless like a lot of people here... we are supposed to get 6 to 8 inches of snow on Friday and Monday's high temperature is only 7° Fahrenheit, not sure what that is in Celsius...
Thank you for a very informative video. I was sad for the Lada missing a front quarter! In the USA homelessness is a truly shameful situation. However, you can travel in towns and cities and not see the homeless problem which then makes it easy to ignore.
I see homeless everywhere and I am in suburban area and I travel in car and I see grocery carts with homeless people pushing them with all their belongings and people asking for money. It’s only getting worse. NY school James Madison High sending children home to do their schoolwork and the whole school is now going to be occupied by illegal migrants transported in our open borders and some plane load’s dropped off in middle of our country. Collapse coming can’t be hidden under a rug anymore
So much of USA homelessness is due to drug addicts and people too lazy to work. The Bible says if you don't work, you shouldn't eat.
Great video Dan
I loved your video. Greetings from Florida
Best regards from Poland. Same temperature here.
Nice) Big Hugs Poland!
In U.S. many homeless people live in their cars. Also, Rav 4 is not easy to afford for many here. We have Hyundai, Kia and they are easier to afford.
I enjoy seeing your videos Dan. Your English is wonderful. Strong health to you and your family also.
Good video, thanks for sharing Dan. Happy New Year to you, Suzie & Sati!
Brrr very cold! 🥶😁 Dan your English is very good 👍 About our police (around my town of Centralia, WA anyway) : some can be mean and such but I think if I went about my day where most of the people I came across lied, were under the influence or whatever, I would be a jerk too 😊 Thank goodness not all are like that. Beautiful video my friend and HAPPY NEW YEAR ❤️🎉 Hugs to your little girl and Suzi 😎❤️
You just spoke for 39 minutes, you are doing great, your english , you are an english speaker now ....
"Do not let the perfect be the enemy of the good"
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Appreciate the fact that you see "that the grass is not always greener on the other side of the street".
Stay safe
Those middle class homes, to be honest , they look great and some look like mansions.
Touche!
Excellent video! Thank you for all your love! We love your channel and you guys!!❤❤
Thank you for sharing this. Wishing warmth and safety, growth, and happiness for us all.
Your a good person and I hope you and your family does well!
So good to see you sheekoz family.
Thanks so much! Big Hugs!
Thank you for the tour Dan. Your English has progressed so well.
Thank you for taking us along on your walk and showing us the many houses you have there👍🤗
Regarding the English language, it makes little sense. We call many words sight words because they make no sense at all the way they are spelled; you just have to know the word by sight, not by the way it is spelled. There are web sites that you can type in an English word and there will be an audio recording of how it is pronounced. Have you two tried using one of those?
Homelessness in USA is a very big business. Lots of government funding to companies who provide "services". CEO's of charitable organizations become uber wealthy too
Yep. It is extremely sad. As I don’t see any solution to the problem .
Find out who’s getting the contracts and not building, go to your local gov meetings
Thanks Dan, That was Very informative 🙏
Love you, Sheekoz family. God bless.