@@mr.gremlin4497 Дурацкий вопрос!!! Ещё и от ГРЕМЛИНА))))) Stupid question!!! Also from GREMLIN)))))🤣 Это как если бы Папа Римский спросил про единство семьи.. а сам в это время благословляет однополые браки!!! It's as if the Pope asked about family unity... and at the same time he blesses same-sex marriages!!! Одной рукой делает ОДНО, а другой - Другое!!!!
@@ericpiccione if it was +40 outside, i'd move somewhere too. At the moment, it's -2 (8th of may, hey), and.... If it continues like that, i'm also going to move somewhere.
I moved to Russia from Italy with my russian wife one year ago now, so I can relate. Simple and real life, a country made for the people and the families, that's Russia. Of course not everything is perfect but not f*cked up like in the West today. You explained it well
@@mr25Lawliet Представьте, что у вас в городе есть район куда даже днём опасно заходить. Вот такое сейчас почти повсеместно есть в Западной Европе и это лишь один из факторов почему люди уезжают. Да, климат шикарный, но многое зачахло.
@@olekscap4620 у нас такие места тоже есть, где мигранты со средней Азии и Закавказья которые исповедуют ислам селятся, вроде "Котельников" в Москве, тоже опасно заходить, они дикие.
Interesting video ! I'm a 22 year italian guy and I will go to Russia in the futur, so thanks for the video its gets a bit clearer for me what Russia is.
If you want to come for a short time, it's better to do it in the summer. And if you want to stay longer, then the south of the country will suit you as an Italian. Sochi or Crimea . In other places, it may not be warm enough for you in winter. 🙂
@@ИринаАнатольева-х9ю Thanks for the comment ! I live near Trento in the alps so the urals will be fine I think. Next year I will do a trip over there but like you said in summer, not a bad idea after all.
I’m so happy for you. I’m Russian married a great American man. We live in NYC now. We discuss sometimes to move to Russia but my husband is not ready. I hope one day we move to the most beautiful city for me to Moscow ❤️
Просто привезите его на месяц-два, пусть посмотрит, с людьми познакомится, пообщается. Ещё и сам вас потом будет уговаривать побыстрее в Москву переехать.)
Возвращайтесь, и не обращайте внимание на комментарии ЦИПСО. Они живут в таких блогах и выступают от лица россиян такими миазмами. Если мы чистым американцам, канадцам, австралийцам и прочим рады, то своим тем.более. Своих не бросаем. Бог в помощь ❤
Первый мой комплимент - Эрику и его стрижке ! Красавчик ))) Второй комплимент - CNN и подобным "сми"! Как же круто они промыли мозги некоторым ))) Просто браво!
Они допромывались.. что начался эффект бумеранга! Железного занавеса НЕТ, оказывается! Любой (как "оказалось") может сделать выбор.. и для этого достаточно купить билет... а не слушать, бть, радио Свобода, под одеялом!!! ДБ, больше нечего "сказать"! А дальше будет.. Больше! Они (кому это "надо") запустили маховик, не отдупляя о последствиях...
I’m an American who became half Russian when my son married my beloved Russian daughter in law. I’ve said that her Russian blood infused into me. Yes, there is something about the “Russian soul”. I still love the USA, and would love to visit Russia but wouldn’t want to move there
Это просто потому, что вы ещё здесь не бывали. ))) Приедете, погуляете, пообщаетесь с людьми, и ни за что назад не захотите. ) В общем, опасно приезжать, мировоззрение может очень сильно измениться. )
@@zloychechen5150 I will agree that my daughter in laws family is loving and supportive of each other. It’s pretty amazing, and she is very loving and respectful of me. But we are a very loving and supportive family as well with 7 children. But we probably are rare…
@@alexbayer2365 в Америке с их фальшивыми улыбками лучше что ли ? И когда вы гуляете по чужому району - на вас "дружелюбно" вызовут полицию , просто потому что вы - чужак .. 😆
Well, You have made a very good choice: you have a daughter, your daughter will always be a girl 💃🏻 If you want to have a son and raise him, you will have a son 🕺at any time ! Be happy 🤩 my brother, because you don't need to change your daughter into a man, you won't fight with your conscience and your nature and with God. I g@t u I’m Ethiopian 🇪🇹 Peace ✌️
I have always loved everything Russia....history, architecture, religion, the vastness of the country and the wonderful leader.....Putin the great! I would feel safe in Russia and happy with less. A simple life.
@@Nadezh-da144 That is so true, younger generations in Russia are very athletic and oriented towards a healthy lifestyle, mass boozing is no longer a thing even in working-class neighborhoods in major cities.
@@cepreupupkin2218,much more. 1600 usd in 2023 but salaries always increase. By big mac index it's more then 4000 usd per month. Need calculate all spendings.
Thanks for sharing! Great points! I feel like the collective west - Europeans included have had a similar curriculum on “how to demonise and hate Russia” - I’m from Uk 🇬🇧 London - and we have a similar indoctrinated view of Russia! We are only ever given the “soviet image” of Russia! Nothing about new developments, new infrastructure, gentrified cities! Eric could you maybe do a tour of a gentrified town in Moscow (or wherever you are) … show the world that not everything is 1980s infrastructure: grey, miserable and soulless! Thanks
Hi. Just a short note while you're waiting answer from Eric. There are lots of street videos from numerous youtubers living in different parts of Russia. This one is from Yaroslavl where Eric lives now. ua-cam.com/video/7L4cUNxBZj0/v-deo.htmlsi=vNEwIvOXkTXFYByd
Absolutely agree with you. Glad some people in the West have brains and still able to think despite brainwashing. I am 47, never in my life read or heard any ONE good word about Russia from western MSM. Only 💩. And same regarding movies or TV series (even modern). If I judged Russia based on this stories I would afraid this country too. Russia always dark, everything is gray (no colors at all), strange, viard , alcohol addicted, zombi like people hanging around. I think the purpose is to create image of enemies, aliens who even don't deserve to live on this planet.
Glad you have noticed that. In Western movies or TV series (even recent), Russia is always some dark place, where no colors exist at all (like different planet). Miserable and depressing surroundings, zombi like, alcohol addicted, viard people hanging around. If I jugged my own country based on that "stories" I would afraid it too.
Преимущество пунктов выдачи перед доставкой домой ещё в том, что если товар вас не устраивает, то вы его просто не забираете из пункта выдачи. А в США если вам товар доставили до двери и вы увидели его когда курьер уже ушел, тогда в случае если вы хотите вернуть товар вам его нужно куда-то везти, упаковывать заново, отдавать кому-то.
В ОЗОНе или Валдберрис например если вам товар доставит курьер вы также будете тащить его в пункт выдачи , если вас что-то не устроит . Найдите отличие ..😁
@@amare_naturamна озоне, если вам товар доставляет курьер, то ему можно вернуть вещь из предыдущего заказа, но оформив возврат в приложении. В пункт выдачи тоже можно вернуть.
America is a giant dump, no real reason to invest there anymore, crap food, crap commutes, over populated, no good stores nearby. Russia is an amazing place for people who value health and dont eat junk food all day.
Cześć , jestem Polką mieszkającą obecnie w Moskwie . Nie ze wszystkim sie z Tobą zgadzam , ale bardzo ciekawie mówisz i wyrażasz swoje spostrzeżenia . Powodzenia !
@@stanislawsosnowski1343 сегодня в Москве метель, в марте я ходил в футболке, а в мае хожу в зимней одежде. Интересное конечно явление эта погода в мае, видеть как цветет сирень, а через 20 минут на ней лежит снег.
What I am observing currently- thousands of families, moving to Russia from Western countries is inspiring , but I hope you all, guys, are coming not just for benefits, but you really are going to love and protect it in every possible way. Be kind, simple, hard-working and honest and this country will accept you. Your face, Eric , is closer to a Russian one, really, as it is not so arrogant. Good luck here!
@user-jg3qx6zo7w That is an important point. One of my strongest motivators to learning Russian now, and keeping the unlikely dream that I may one day move there, is my feeling about the community of Russia, it's people's soul, where I hope I could make a small positive difference there - to something I believe in. I no longer am fool enough to believe in the goodness of the US government and the oligarchs here who control all. I do however, believe in the direction of the Russian Federation. A place of sanitity in an insane western world of lies and bloodletting.
@1DrBar We need good people here, so good luck. And I'm thinking about taking a class on how to teach Russian as a foreign language:) it looks like there will be more people studying our language. I am teaching English now :)
@@АлекШев-д9ы Some of us are not much interested in "benefits" We have more comforts here than we ever really need. But what is missing here, that some hope to find in Russia is a sense of belonging to something we can believe in. A culture that has kept it's traditions and seems like one of the few sane places left in the world. I've lived in five countries up to now and have long noticed that the people who think it is simple have never moved countries and cultures before. It is always a great sacrifice and those who look for comforts and benefits often regret their choices quickly. The more one contributes to their new home the more the losses are worth the sacrifice. But one has to believe.
I agree with every point you made in this video. We are in the process of moving to Russia, where I'm from. My husband is also a Russian soul, he started to have a lot of problems to connect and understand other people here, even family.. I am tired of being around people in the US, but feeling like I'm alone.
My dude all people naturally are loving and caring creatures. Thats not a Russian feature, that is a human feature. On the other hand the life one live can screw this up. If you live in a society which ideology is all about individualism, competition, "Homo homini lupus est", etc -- this can make you less of a human, and more an animal. Thats why westerners find post-soviet societies so welcoming and heart-warming. We just have a little vaccine against capitalism. He save a little more human in ourselves. And that's it.
Взаимопомощь - одно из главного, что гарантирует жизнь человечеству. На Западе это качество целенаправленно уничтожают. Впрочем, на Западе многое делают того, что уничтожает человечность и вообще человечество.
Боюсь что рано или поздно и у нас это исчезнет, просто вспоминаю как в моём детстве ссоседи в многоквартирных домах выносили столы на улицу и под пение под баян отмечали праздники, покушать можно было у любых своих соседей или одноклассников и в нашем доме кормили всех моих друзей, ключи от квартиры держали под ковриками, квартирные двери были из оргалита, гуляли во дворе до глубокой ночи и никто не переживал! Теперь эти времена ушли!
Eric, you and your family are very welcomed! Of course, in Russia we have to work on a lot of things, but one thing you said is absolutely true - people try to help each other, and especially to the newcomers:) enjoy your staying!
We, Russians, have a very easy access to art and culture. Living in St.Petersburg, which is like a city-size museum itself, going on a bus trip around the city + a boat trip through rivers and canals will cost you around 50-70 usd, and it is the most expensive kind of a trip, apart from a heli flight over the historical downtown SPb. An annual subscription at the Erarta museum will cost you 80 usd, and the exhibitions update nearly every week. Visiting any state owned museum will cost you less than 5 usd generally. And if you are eligible for discount, the price gets under 2 usd, for some categories of people (WW2, GPW, Afghan, Chechen wars, SMO in Ukraine veterans, Chernobyl disaster liquidators and victims, multiple children family members, disabled, veterans of labour, etc.) visits to all places of culture become free of charge, as well as public transportation, and a 50% discount on services like central heating and stuff like that. Plus free access to public libraries, and to most of the exhibitions, museums and culture-related events on state holidays. The list of benefits compared to living in the west can be miles long. I am proud to be Russian
Вы явно живете не в Санкт-Петербурге. Цены в 10 раз ниже. Речная прогулка на катере стоит от 700 до 1200 руб. (8-13$). А билет в музей Эрарта стоит 1000 руб. (11$) и по этому билету можно посещать музей неограниченное количество раз в течении 365 дней. You obviously don't live in St. Petersburg. The prices are 10 times lower. A river boat trip costs from 700 to 1200 rubles ($8-13). And a ticket to the Erarta Museum costs 1000 rubles ($ 11) and with this ticket you can visit the museum an unlimited number of times within 365 days.
I wish you grace. You're a funny and good-natured guy. I respect your sincerity and honest. You're right, we don't have paradise here. But that's because all people are alive. It's just that everyone lives their own life. And may the perfect paradise be in movies and books and in the afterlife. But real life should be interesting, with all the victories and troubles, ups and downs.
Dear Eric, you must be informed that it's not called a shawarma. It's called "The Sacred Scroll". When getting acquainted with such an item, one must appreciate a lot of things. Namely, the Maestro himself (must be generous, yet transient), the Slap and the Smear (the former yielding balance of welcoming and taste, the latter - exuberance), the structure of the Scroll (must expedite joy to the soul, the tongue, and the abdomen), the leakiness (present, however also modest), and the proportion of Magic (the elements shallth not overpower each other, unless intended). One must also consider that the worth of the Scroll is never dependant on the appraisement. One must find their true Harbinger of excellence to reach the ultimate state of being a true adept of the Russian way of absorption of goodness.
Hey. I was watching you videos (and some other UA-camrs who went to live in Russia from other countries) because I left Russia myself few years ago. I miss Russia a bit, but and was thinking of I’m okay leaving Russia - and thanks to your video I’m a little bit more sure in my decision. And you know, all your points work for me (and country in currently living in). I really vibe with the values of the place I’m in, and I feel safe and accepted.
Very nice ro hear warm words about russian people from foreigner, this tells that our people keep love in their hearts instead if becoming aggressive reacting on politicians. Keeps faith in mankind future ❤
Russia, first of all, still has something left of the social care for citizens from the Soviet Union... Just as the relations between people, the foundation of which was also laid during the USSR, remained.
У Запада есть душа, но её сейчас старательно методично истребляют. У нас тоже это делали в 90 гг. Но мы смогли справится и только в последнее время отторгает все чужеродное. Очень надеюсь что на западе так же народ найдет в себе силы и возродит добро красоту и душу своих стран. Враг у нас людей один. Откройте глаза и увидите
Эрик, большое спасибо за твоё честное и адекватное мнение о моей стране! Я всегда говорю, что в каждой нации есть и хорошие и плохие люди. То что западные СМИ выставляют Россию ужасной это чертовски не справедливо. И сейчас я вижу тенденцию как все больше иностранцев переезжают в нашу страну, чтобы сохранить традиции семьи, и очень этому рада❤ Люди видят какая Россия на самом деле! Спасибо за то, что делишься, пожалуйста, продолжай в том же духе и благослови Господь тебя и твою семью! Wellcome to Russia! ❤
Зажмите наверху видео две буквы СС в белом квадрате, появятся три строчки, выберите АВТОПЕРЕВОД, появится список языков, выберите строчку Русский, и всё. Переводит не 100проц. точно, но смысл ясен. О, это ошибка, вопрос был про комменты, а я про само видео. Но может кому-то пригодится.
Про доброту и отзывчивость русских, про которую ты рассказал, Называется - "отдать последнюю рубашку"!!! About the kindness and responsiveness of Russians, which you talked about, it’s called “give your last shirt off”!!!
Those who want warmer climate - welcome to Stavropol region. CMW specifically (Causacus Mineral Waters). We have absolutely wonderful cities here such as Pyatigorsk, Kislovodsk, Zheleznovodsk, Essentuki and much more smaller towns and villages with mineral waters, mountains and sun! Plus bigger mountains and woods nearby for fantastic hiking trips. And 2 seas within 500km)) we need more adequate good people here ;))
Hi, Eric! Please tell us more about your work in Russia and what opportunities there are for foreigners in general. From what I have seen on UA-cam, it seems that the only jobs available for foreigners are teaching English or blogging. But what would you like to do yourself?
If you master Russian language to any suitable level for work you can get employed in any field, maybe some critical occupations like health care and structural engineering require certification and retraining but it is the case in any country you immigrate to.
English teacher is just the most obvious opportunity. You can easily move to Russia if you work in an international company - it's the second obvious way to get a job. You can also start producing some comparative content in English for Russians in a videoblog or text materials format - and sell subscription for it, that's the third obvious way to earn for life in Russia. Tell more about your occupation and professional field, then we'll be able to build more specific and professional trajectory for you.
Russia currently is undergoing a sort of re-industrialization, working-class professions like mechanic, electrician, engineer, metalworker etc are in high demand and are paid for very well.
I'm an experienced bee keeper. Something I enjoy a lot more that my former job in IT ( unix and virtualization ) Unfortunately my "feedom loving" country will not let me take my pension out to Russia. If I could find a way there I sure would. Living here in the USA is like being in a communist style freak-show. I was born in a communist country, and don't want to live under that madness again.
you came from Inverted totalitarianism, Enjoy. “Inverted totalitarianism, unlike classical totalitarianism, does not revolve around a demagogue or charismatic leader. It finds expression in the anonymity of the Corporate State. It purports to cherish democracy, patriotism, and the Constitution while manipulating internal levers.” ― Chris Hedges , Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle
You can get a free delivery to your place from Ozon. At least it was an option when I ordered a TV for my mom. But I preferred to take it myself because this way it was one day sooner😅
Я удивлена, как мало людей в комментариях оценили замечательную стрижку! И ещё меньше людей согласились с тем, как вкусна шаверма! По-моему, на шаурму была самая лучшая реакция в видео!
There is nothing wrong with leaving your home country in search of something that better suits your values and desired lifestyle. I'm a Colombian American with a Russian/Aussie wife. I've lived abroad and I've seen that the US can do much better. I might leave the US soon and live in Australia. I will not lie, I've been tempted to give Russia a try but my wife doesn't want to. I have a deep admiration for Russian and idc what anyone says.
keep in mind that Russia is now how it is because its government felt a pressure to compete with the US, in sense of providing people with higher standards of life and consumption. so maybe the US government one day notices this trend of Americans moving to Russia and will improve infrastructure and social care for its citiznes. it's a healthy competition.
Да вы не представляете как мы рады белым иностранцам христианам, с нормальными человеческими ценностями.! Особенно на фоне засилья, чуждых нам по цивилизационному коду, мигрантов.
@@АндрейИванович-г4ы эти "мигранты" строили эту страну. СССР создавался и защищался советским народом. и слава богу, что российское государство продолжает интегрировать их.
Люди везде одинаковы в России,США,Австралии-хорошие и плохие,заботливые и эгоистичные.Я бывала в штатах-это прекрасная страна.Но,если вы видите дальнейшую жизнь в России,пусть всё у вас получится и Россия станет добрым домом для вашей замечательной семьи 🙏♡
There is some information about shawarma in russia. In some places it name differ. In Moscow region they name it "shaurmA" (шаурмА) In st. Petersburg region they name it "shaverma" (шавЕрма) And in some places in-between and some other places they might call it "shavArma" (шавАрма)
They are more family oriented from the get go.. look at the playgrounds… count them. What i saw while in Russia was one playground for every block and tons of kids with family nearby watching them. The USA has strayed so far from this idea that we are living in a weird distopia in parts of the states… sad to see. I love my American family and friends but the country is very off track. Someone needs to say it.
A lot of comments says only a handful of western people want to move to Russia and more people move away from Russia. It remains to be seen when the war ends. Maybe more people will be moving to Russia
Всякие трусы и приспособленец которые придумали себе гордое имя-космополиты убежали. Которые молчали сейчас возвращаются как псы побитые(не понравилась жизнь в кап. раю). А которые поливали грязью свою родину были объявлены иноаагентами и вынуждены последний х...й без соли доедать и шнапсом запивать.
How do I get in touch with you? I'm thinking about making the leap, depending somewhat on how the elections play out this year, and partially on other circumstances ongoing. Thanks in advance brother, and maybe we will hang out some time!
Thank you for saying kind words about us! Russians can be very nasty, but you have to do something really controversial to deserve it. Many people here still have admiration for the west, so we are very welcoming and try to be helpful. Also you mentioned how extended family was ready to help you, that’s because family is almost sacred here. Same with friends, it’s your chosen family.
Russia has it right regarding raising a family. A nation’s strength is the family. If a nation looses family values it eventually looses its nationhood.
i think people might consider that they fit in in russia better because slavic people are true ones. they dont have this small talks which are most of the times stupid about nothung, no fake smiles, more about supporting friends ( probab;y because of communism past). Its easier here be yourself and say what you think ( ok ok if its not related to politics). which is in west you can always offend someone and you always have to be happy ( i mean put that mask), also people are deeper and more educated in general
One Englishman who has lived in Russia since the 90s said, “I am against migrants from Asia and the West moving to Russia. With them, Russia will cease to be Russia.”
Thats stupid, it doenst matter where your family came from, if you are raised in a foreing country youll become part of its culture and etnicity, i live in a country full of migrants but their children speak like us, know our history, celebrate our hollidays and even their parents feel this contry as their home and dont wanna go anywhere else.
@cepreupupkin2218 Это не глупость, а жизненное замечание. Каждая культура имеет свои пределы по ассимиляции людей других культур. Ваши слова звучат похоже на: "тот говорит глупость, кто считает, что человек не может за один присест сьесть тонну пищи. Напротив, чем ее больше, тем лучше." Такие слова были бы безсмыслицей. Почему же Вы считаете.что с приемом людей других культур дкло обсьоит иначе? Разве вы этот вопрос изучали, напротив, рукводствуетесь "бытовой логикой".
@naturaamare So you are against letting in yourself into Russia. I'm an American who's lived in five countries at this point, but I am Slav born. By your logic, you will degrade Russia while I can enrich it. But of course that is not the case as it depends on the individuals prefferences, values and proclivities. I'm glad you are a "good Russian" though born on an Island which of late has been an insane paragon of hate towards the Russian nation and culture. ;)
Привет. В России воспитывают так, что обижать слабого нельзя, что влечёт за собой автоматический зашквар тому, кто обижает слабого, того перестают уважать. Когда ты спрашиваешь что либо на улице, ты показываешь свою слабость, а следовательно, тебе будут помогать, потому что тебя нужно "защитить". Наверное это азиатский коллективизм. Само собой не все так действуют, но это есть в воспитании. Хочешь понять народ, пойми как и на чём растут его дети. Удачи тебе и твоей семье парень.
@@alexbayer2365тебе с Украины через телевизор виднее. У нас все заботятся об инвалидах. Автобусы с местами, пандузы, спецтакси. Парковки для инвалидов везде. Налоговые льготы, мед помощь со скидкой. Это в городе 100тыс человек
@@alexbayer2365 плохое отношение к инвалидам? Враньё. Если у магазина не хватает пандуса или от медицины вам не приходит каляска, то это беспорядок в структурах до которого ещё не добрались. Чтобы на улице обижали инвалида? Да за него все прохожие заступятся. Но в вашему сожалению, это произойдёт только в России, а не там откуда вы пишите. ИМХО
Exactly in our homelands of Italy and America are wastelands of human smuggled youths. In Serbia, Russia, your wife can go with the girls on the town, America, who knows if they will come back or not...
Just a few thoughts from a Russian guy who lived in the states for 25 years and moved back. The thing that the US has going for it is high salaries and pensions. You will have a lot of trouble generating income in Russia. As far as quality of life, it's def good, when you have American-level income. Try finding a job and Russia and let us know how that goes and how much your salary will be
@YegorsTV that was the name of the game until about 15 years ago. Pensions have been underfunded for thirty years now and are only still existing by money printing. A fair degree of private pensions have simply disapeared. Look at Fords pension plans for example. We ignore our debt, we ignore our homeless, our violent crime, our border invasion and our loss of small bussiness. Most of all we keep getting the chant that we are the land of the free still. We are in fact more the land of the freaks. Russia is none of those things. I live in a prosperous part of N.C. ( the RTP area) We also ignore how much smaller the pockets of prosperity have become in our land. I believe that there are NO tent cities in Russia and NO fentanyl and other drug epidemics. Time to upgrade one's out of date, old fashioned beliefs about the lie that we are.
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Is Russia Christian
@@mr.gremlin4497 Дурацкий вопрос!!! Ещё и от ГРЕМЛИНА)))))
Stupid question!!! Also from GREMLIN)))))🤣
Это как если бы Папа Римский спросил про единство семьи.. а сам в это время благословляет однополые браки!!!
It's as if the Pope asked about family unity... and at the same time he blesses same-sex marriages!!!
Одной рукой делает ОДНО, а другой - Другое!!!!
Hi from an American friend who moved from Texas to Russia!
Hi! :) I'm from Texas too, it wasn't cold enough so I moved to Russia lol
Хотелось бы вас тоже послушать, по каким причинам решили уехать.
мне кажется техас очеень похож на россию в плане людей, в погоде мозможно есть расхождения
@@sashik8725 У нас тут в одной только Москве различия в погоде между севером и югом. )))
@@ericpiccione if it was +40 outside, i'd move somewhere too. At the moment, it's -2 (8th of may, hey), and.... If it continues like that, i'm also going to move somewhere.
I moved to Russia from Italy with my russian wife one year ago now, so I can relate. Simple and real life, a country made for the people and the families, that's Russia. Of course not everything is perfect but not f*cked up like in the West today. You explained it well
Обалдеть, как можно переехать из Италии, там же идеальный климат.
@@mr25Lawliet разве? Как по мне так в Исландии
@@mr25Lawliet Жизнь это не только климат. Я могу поехать в Италию на каникулы, но не на всю жизнь. Однако мне нравится русский холод 😄
@@mr25Lawliet Представьте, что у вас в городе есть район куда даже днём опасно заходить. Вот такое сейчас почти повсеместно есть в Западной Европе и это лишь один из факторов почему люди уезжают. Да, климат шикарный, но многое зачахло.
@@olekscap4620 у нас такие места тоже есть, где мигранты со средней Азии и Закавказья которые исповедуют ислам селятся, вроде "Котельников" в Москве, тоже опасно заходить, они дикие.
Interesting video ! I'm a 22 year italian guy and I will go to Russia in the futur, so thanks for the video its gets a bit clearer for me what Russia is.
check this American - @RussiaAmericanDream
If you want to come for a short time, it's better to do it in the summer. And if you want to stay longer, then the south of the country will suit you as an Italian. Sochi or Crimea . In other places, it may not be warm enough for you in winter. 🙂
@@ИринаАнатольева-х9ю Thanks for the comment ! I live near Trento in the alps so the urals will be fine I think. Next year I will do a trip over there but like you said in summer, not a bad idea after all.
@@торговыйфлот-м1ш It's cooler in the Urals anyway. You'd better go to the Caucasus.. But don't forget to see Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Было бы неплохо для нашего автопрома, если бы тебя звали Феруччо Ламборгини или Энцо Ферарри😃😉
Живите счастливо...
I'm really happy that you like it in Russia. Wish you happiness and success .
I’m so happy for you. I’m Russian married a great American man. We live in NYC now. We discuss sometimes to move to Russia but my husband is not ready. I hope one day we move to the most beautiful city for me to Moscow ❤️
Надеюсь этого никогда не случится! Предатели нам не нужны! Удачи в нью- йорке!
Просто привезите его на месяц-два, пусть посмотрит, с людьми познакомится, пообщается. Ещё и сам вас потом будет уговаривать побыстрее в Москву переехать.)
@@ПавелПожарский-е6екакие предатели, ты о чем, дурёха?)
@@cepreupupkin2218 Тебе то это зачем? Или до сих пор считаешь их полубогами и преклоняешься перед всем западным?
Возвращайтесь, и не обращайте внимание на комментарии ЦИПСО. Они живут в таких блогах и выступают от лица россиян такими миазмами. Если мы чистым американцам, канадцам, австралийцам и прочим рады, то своим тем.более. Своих не бросаем. Бог в помощь ❤
Спасибо за видео, друг! Я полностью согласен с тем, что Россия - отличное место для жизни и создания семьи.
Первый мой комплимент - Эрику и его стрижке ! Красавчик )))
Второй комплимент - CNN и подобным "сми"! Как же круто они промыли мозги некоторым ))) Просто браво!
Они допромывались.. что начался эффект бумеранга! Железного занавеса НЕТ, оказывается! Любой (как "оказалось") может сделать выбор.. и для этого достаточно купить билет... а не слушать, бть, радио Свобода, под одеялом!!! ДБ, больше нечего "сказать"! А дальше будет.. Больше! Они (кому это "надо") запустили маховик, не отдупляя о последствиях...
Because you are using your own brain.Bravo.All the best for you!Greetings from Australia.
I’m an American who became half Russian when my son married my beloved Russian daughter in law. I’ve said that her Russian blood infused into me. Yes, there is something about the “Russian soul”. I still love the USA, and would love to visit Russia but wouldn’t want to move there
Это просто потому, что вы ещё здесь не бывали. ))) Приедете, погуляете, пообщаетесь с людьми, и ни за что назад не захотите. ) В общем, опасно приезжать, мировоззрение может очень сильно измениться. )
Fair enoigh. But you're still one of your family's own now, and we do give a shit about our own.
@@zloychechen5150 I will agree that my daughter in laws family is loving and supportive of each other. It’s pretty amazing, and she is very loving and respectful of me. But we are a very loving and supportive family as well with 7 children. But we probably are rare…
@@cepreupupkin2218 люди не сказать, что дружелюбные…
@@alexbayer2365 в Америке с их фальшивыми улыбками лучше что ли ? И когда вы гуляете по чужому району - на вас "дружелюбно" вызовут полицию , просто потому что вы - чужак .. 😆
We are literally buying our tickets today for our permanent move to Russia. Everything this guy is saying is 100% correct.
Wellcome to Russia!
@@catiche__777 Thank you!
Welcome!! And good luck!!
Well, You have made a very good choice: you have a daughter, your daughter will always be a girl 💃🏻 If you want to have a son and raise him, you will have a son 🕺at any time !
Be happy 🤩 my brother, because you don't need to change your daughter into a man, you won't fight with your conscience and your nature and with God. I g@t u I’m Ethiopian 🇪🇹
Peace ✌️
I have always loved everything Russia....history, architecture, religion, the vastness of the country and the wonderful leader.....Putin the great! I would feel safe in Russia and happy with less. A simple life.
@Booz2010get some mental help
@Booz2020 funny you mix Ukrainan slava ukrane, and old as your grandfather stereotype about vodka. How uneducated people can be.
@Booz2020You're 40 years out of date, C I A 😂😂😂
@@Nadezh-da144 That is so true, younger generations in Russia are very athletic and oriented towards a healthy lifestyle, mass boozing is no longer a thing even in working-class neighborhoods in major cities.
такое может написать либо полный идиот, либо бот за деньги.
Всё действительно так. Удачи вам в будущей семейной жизни и много детишек) Ждём видео прогулок и впечатлений.
Yeah In Russia we want adults to have time to chill and do things for themselves (evenings, weekends, holidays, 4 weeks of paid vacations a year) ☺️
Teachers have two months paid vacations, and the average salary of teachers in Moscow 2024 is about 80 thousand rubles ($900) per month.
Postgraduates have extra 4 weaks of vacation
@@cepreupupkin2218,much more. 1600 usd in 2023 but salaries always increase. By big mac index it's more then 4000 usd per month. Need calculate all spendings.
And with all the holidays it is basically like another month of paid vacation 😊
Thank you for sharing your experience and life in Russia. I really like your channel. Don’t worry about haters. Just keep your videos coming. Cheers.
Greetings from México, I've been to Russia many times, and i totally agree with you, Russia deserves more credit for its people :)
Nice Video Cheres from Bulgaria
We also moved from USA to Russia almost two years ago. Here in Moscow region. Welcome
Thanks for sharing! Great points!
I feel like the collective west - Europeans included have had a similar curriculum on “how to demonise and hate Russia” - I’m from Uk 🇬🇧 London - and we have a similar indoctrinated view of Russia! We are only ever given the “soviet image” of Russia! Nothing about new developments, new infrastructure, gentrified cities!
Eric could you maybe do a tour of a gentrified town in Moscow (or wherever you are) … show the world that not everything is 1980s infrastructure: grey, miserable and soulless!
Thanks
Hi. Just a short note while you're waiting answer from Eric. There are lots of street videos from numerous youtubers living in different parts of Russia. This one is from Yaroslavl where Eric lives now. ua-cam.com/video/7L4cUNxBZj0/v-deo.htmlsi=vNEwIvOXkTXFYByd
Absolutely agree with you. Glad some people in the West have brains and still able to think despite brainwashing. I am 47, never in my life read or heard any ONE good word about Russia from western MSM. Only 💩.
And same regarding movies or TV series (even modern). If I judged Russia based on this stories I would afraid this country too. Russia always dark, everything is gray (no colors at all), strange, viard , alcohol addicted, zombi like people hanging around.
I think the purpose is to create image of enemies, aliens who even don't deserve to live on this planet.
Glad you have noticed that. In Western movies or TV series (even recent), Russia is always some dark place, where no colors exist at all (like different planet). Miserable and depressing surroundings, zombi like, alcohol addicted, viard people hanging around. If I jugged my own country based on that "stories" I would afraid it too.
I think the purpose is to create an image of anemies. Pure evil, some aliens, who do not deserve to live.
I think the purpose is to create an image of enemy. Pure evil, some kind of eliens. Who would like them?
Преимущество пунктов выдачи перед доставкой домой ещё в том, что если товар вас не устраивает, то вы его просто не забираете из пункта выдачи. А в США если вам товар доставили до двери и вы увидели его когда курьер уже ушел, тогда в случае если вы хотите вернуть товар вам его нужно куда-то везти, упаковывать заново, отдавать кому-то.
В России так же доставка и возврат действуют
В ОЗОНе или Валдберрис например если вам товар доставит курьер вы также будете тащить его в пункт выдачи , если вас что-то не устроит . Найдите отличие ..😁
идиотизм
@@amare_naturamна озоне, если вам товар доставляет курьер, то ему можно вернуть вещь из предыдущего заказа, но оформив возврат в приложении. В пункт выдачи тоже можно вернуть.
America is a giant dump, no real reason to invest there anymore, crap food, crap commutes, over populated, no good stores nearby. Russia is an amazing place for people who value health and dont eat junk food all day.
Perfectly said
че за бред собачий?
If only, there is a ton of junk food in Russia too. Sugar, flour, seed oils everywhere. Proper food is available too and isn't crazy expensive though.
Don't forget the obese middle aged ladies in mobility scooters who wear t-shirts saying "Mount 'n Do Me" 😆
@@ghos7bear Yep, most the old Soviet babas are fat due to the cheap sugary pastries.
Haircut approved. Please carry on with your videos.
Cześć , jestem Polką mieszkającą obecnie w Moskwie . Nie ze wszystkim sie z Tobą zgadzam , ale bardzo ciekawie mówisz i wyrażasz swoje spostrzeżenia . Powodzenia !
Сделаете видео о том, с чем согласны, с чем нет, и вообще впечатления о жизни в России?
Cześć,Pani Aniu,jak tam leci teraz w Moskwie? :)
@@stanislawsosnowski1343 witam , obecnie zimno i śnieżnie
@@anianimbla jak u nas dzisiaj w Petersburgu
@@stanislawsosnowski1343 сегодня в Москве метель, в марте я ходил в футболке, а в мае хожу в зимней одежде. Интересное конечно явление эта погода в мае, видеть как цветет сирень, а через 20 минут на ней лежит снег.
What I am observing currently- thousands of families, moving to Russia from Western countries is inspiring , but I hope you all, guys, are coming not just for benefits, but you really are going to love and protect it in every possible way. Be kind, simple, hard-working and honest and this country will accept you. Your face, Eric , is closer to a Russian one, really, as it is not so arrogant. Good luck here!
@user-jg3qx6zo7w That is an important point. One of my strongest motivators to learning Russian now, and keeping the unlikely dream that I may one day move there, is my feeling about the community of Russia, it's people's soul, where I hope I could make a small positive difference there - to something I believe in. I no longer am fool enough to believe in the goodness of the US government and the oligarchs here who control all. I do however, believe in the direction of the Russian Federation. A place of sanitity in an insane western world of lies and bloodletting.
@1DrBar We need good people here, so good luck. And I'm thinking about taking a class on how to teach Russian as a foreign language:) it looks like there will be more people studying our language. I am teaching English now :)
"не за льготами".. это миллионам мастурбеков попробуйте сказать
@@АлекШев-д9ы Some of us are not much interested in "benefits" We have more comforts here than we ever really need. But what is missing here, that some hope to find in Russia is a sense of belonging to something we can believe in. A culture that has kept it's traditions and seems like one of the few sane places left in the world. I've lived in five countries up to now and have long noticed that the people who think it is simple have never moved countries and cultures before. It is always a great sacrifice and those who look for comforts and benefits often regret their choices quickly. The more one contributes to their new home the more the losses are worth the sacrifice. But one has to believe.
@@Mariupol_is_Ukraine Вынь х*й из рта, говори нормально!!!
I agree with every point you made in this video. We are in the process of moving to Russia, where I'm from. My husband is also a Russian soul, he started to have a lot of problems to connect and understand other people here, even family.. I am tired of being around people in the US, but feeling like I'm alone.
Мы всегда рады хорошим людям! I wish you and your family all the best!
My dude all people naturally are loving and caring creatures. Thats not a Russian feature, that is a human feature. On the other hand the life one live can screw this up. If you live in a society which ideology is all about individualism, competition, "Homo homini lupus est", etc -- this can make you less of a human, and more an animal. Thats why westerners find post-soviet societies so welcoming and heart-warming. We just have a little vaccine against capitalism. He save a little more human in ourselves. And that's it.
Взаимопомощь - одно из главного, что гарантирует жизнь человечеству. На Западе это качество целенаправленно уничтожают. Впрочем, на Западе многое делают того, что уничтожает человечность и вообще человечество.
Боюсь что рано или поздно и у нас это исчезнет, просто вспоминаю как в моём детстве ссоседи в многоквартирных домах выносили столы на улицу и под пение под баян отмечали праздники, покушать можно было у любых своих соседей или одноклассников и в нашем доме кормили всех моих друзей, ключи от квартиры держали под ковриками, квартирные двери были из оргалита, гуляли во дворе до глубокой ночи и никто не переживал! Теперь эти времена ушли!
@@валерийчерепанов-м5з да, капитализм уничтожает то что делает нас нами.
@@валерийчерепанов-м5зЧто мешает проявить активность и пойти на сближение, первым?
Eric, you and your family are very welcomed! Of course, in Russia we have to work on a lot of things, but one thing you said is absolutely true - people try to help each other, and especially to the newcomers:) enjoy your staying!
We, Russians, have a very easy access to art and culture.
Living in St.Petersburg, which is like a city-size museum itself, going on a bus trip around the city + a boat trip through rivers and canals will cost you around 50-70 usd, and it is the most expensive kind of a trip, apart from a heli flight over the historical downtown SPb.
An annual subscription at the Erarta museum will cost you 80 usd, and the exhibitions update nearly every week.
Visiting any state owned museum will cost you less than 5 usd generally. And if you are eligible for discount, the price gets under 2 usd, for some categories of people (WW2, GPW, Afghan, Chechen wars, SMO in Ukraine veterans, Chernobyl disaster liquidators and victims, multiple children family members, disabled, veterans of labour, etc.) visits to all places of culture become free of charge, as well as public transportation, and a 50% discount on services like central heating and stuff like that.
Plus free access to public libraries, and to most of the exhibitions, museums and culture-related events on state holidays.
The list of benefits compared to living in the west can be miles long.
I am proud to be Russian
Вы явно живете не в Санкт-Петербурге. Цены в 10 раз ниже. Речная прогулка на катере стоит от 700 до 1200 руб. (8-13$). А билет в музей Эрарта стоит 1000 руб. (11$) и по этому билету можно посещать музей неограниченное количество раз в течении 365 дней.
You obviously don't live in St. Petersburg. The prices are 10 times lower. A river boat trip costs from 700 to 1200 rubles ($8-13). And a ticket to the Erarta Museum costs 1000 rubles ($ 11) and with this ticket you can visit the museum an unlimited number of times within 365 days.
@@СашаПетров-ъ8п я выглядываю в окно и понимаю, что живу я явно в Санкт-Петербурге)
I wish you grace. You're a funny and good-natured guy. I respect your sincerity and honest. You're right, we don't have paradise here. But that's because all people are alive. It's just that everyone lives their own life. And may the perfect paradise be in movies and books and in the afterlife. But real life should be interesting, with all the victories and troubles, ups and downs.
Thanks for your observations, Eric! Take care!
Страховка, медицина...они переехали из-за шаурмы, расходимся)))))
Очень теплое видео, спасибо)
Удачи!! 👍👍👍
Cool haircut indeed ✅
Dear Eric, you must be informed that it's not called a shawarma. It's called "The Sacred Scroll". When getting acquainted with such an item, one must appreciate a lot of things. Namely, the Maestro himself (must be generous, yet transient), the Slap and the Smear (the former yielding balance of welcoming and taste, the latter - exuberance), the structure of the Scroll (must expedite joy to the soul, the tongue, and the abdomen), the leakiness (present, however also modest), and the proportion of Magic (the elements shallth not overpower each other, unless intended).
One must also consider that the worth of the Scroll is never dependant on the appraisement. One must find their true Harbinger of excellence to reach the ultimate state of being a true adept of the Russian way of absorption of goodness.
Also in some places we call Maestro Шаурмейстер (Shawarmeister).
hahaha I am only referring to Shawarma now as the sacred scroll
😂😂
😂😂👍👍👍
Привет из Сибири. Удачи тебе и семье
Russians stick together, once you are in you are in..... They will be there for you and Russians never abandon whom they consider their own.
Hey man, good luck anyways, glad you found your place
Hey. I was watching you videos (and some other UA-camrs who went to live in Russia from other countries) because I left Russia myself few years ago. I miss Russia a bit, but and was thinking of I’m okay leaving Russia - and thanks to your video I’m a little bit more sure in my decision.
And you know, all your points work for me (and country in currently living in). I really vibe with the values of the place I’m in, and I feel safe and accepted.
Very nice ro hear warm words about russian people from foreigner, this tells that our people keep love in their hearts instead if becoming aggressive reacting on politicians. Keeps faith in mankind future ❤
It would be so nice to come over. Things are getting horrible here. Just getting older and my health is not that great anymore. So happy for you. 🙏❤❤❤
It's very simple: Russia has a soul, America doesn't.
Is Russia Christian
We do have a soul!! We just lost our way because of liberals
Russia, first of all, still has something left of the social care for citizens from the Soviet Union... Just as the relations between people, the foundation of which was also laid during the USSR, remained.
Ain't that the truth.
У Запада есть душа, но её сейчас старательно методично истребляют. У нас тоже это делали в 90 гг. Но мы смогли справится и только в последнее время отторгает все чужеродное. Очень надеюсь что на западе так же народ найдет в себе силы и возродит добро красоту и душу своих стран. Враг у нас людей один. Откройте глаза и увидите
Эрик, большое спасибо за твоё честное и адекватное мнение о моей стране! Я всегда говорю, что в каждой нации есть и хорошие и плохие люди. То что западные СМИ выставляют Россию ужасной это чертовски не справедливо. И сейчас я вижу тенденцию как все больше иностранцев переезжают в нашу страну, чтобы сохранить традиции семьи, и очень этому рада❤ Люди видят какая Россия на самом деле! Спасибо за то, что делишься, пожалуйста, продолжай в том же духе и благослови Господь тебя и твою семью! Wellcome to Russia! ❤
Welcome dude!
Hair cut is very nice! 🎉
Рассказывай,сколько стоила стрижка?
Good afternoon, Eric. Please enable the ability to translate comments. thank you 🧡
Скопируйте ссылку его канала и вставьте в строку яндекс браузера.Переводите любой язык.
@@adjinaabrekov мне удобный перевод комментариев нужен. А не упражнения копипаст в Яндекс переводчик.
@@catinforest читайте внимательней - перевод комментариев 👌.
Перевод комментариев есть. Попробуйте почистить вашу историю просмотренных видео, иногда это помогает.
Зажмите наверху видео две буквы СС в белом квадрате, появятся три строчки, выберите АВТОПЕРЕВОД, появится список языков, выберите строчку Русский, и всё. Переводит не 100проц. точно, но смысл ясен.
О, это ошибка, вопрос был про комменты, а я про само видео. Но может кому-то пригодится.
Про доброту и отзывчивость русских, про которую ты рассказал, Называется - "отдать последнюю рубашку"!!!
About the kindness and responsiveness of Russians, which you talked about, it’s called “give your last shirt off”!!!
By the way, here's an idea for you - coach the guys !!!
Those who want warmer climate - welcome to Stavropol region. CMW specifically (Causacus Mineral Waters). We have absolutely wonderful cities here such as Pyatigorsk, Kislovodsk, Zheleznovodsk, Essentuki and much more smaller towns and villages with mineral waters, mountains and sun! Plus bigger mountains and woods nearby for fantastic hiking trips. And 2 seas within 500km)) we need more adequate good people here ;))
You are awesome too mate =) Погнали дальше)
Hi, Eric! Please tell us more about your work in Russia and what opportunities there are for foreigners in general. From what I have seen on UA-cam, it seems that the only jobs available for foreigners are teaching English or blogging. But what would you like to do yourself?
If you master Russian language to any suitable level for work you can get employed in any field, maybe some critical occupations like health care and structural engineering require certification and retraining but it is the case in any country you immigrate to.
English teacher is just the most obvious opportunity. You can easily move to Russia if you work in an international company - it's the second obvious way to get a job. You can also start producing some comparative content in English for Russians in a videoblog or text materials format - and sell subscription for it, that's the third obvious way to earn for life in Russia. Tell more about your occupation and professional field, then we'll be able to build more specific and professional trajectory for you.
Russia currently is undergoing a sort of re-industrialization, working-class professions like mechanic, electrician, engineer, metalworker etc are in high demand and are paid for very well.
I suspect that the demand for English in Russia will disappear soon! But the Russian language will gain popularity all over the world!
I'm an experienced bee keeper. Something I enjoy a lot more that my former job in IT ( unix and virtualization ) Unfortunately my "feedom loving" country will not let me take my pension out to Russia. If I could find a way there I sure would. Living here in the USA is like being in a communist style freak-show. I was born in a communist country, and don't want to live under that madness again.
you came from Inverted totalitarianism, Enjoy.
“Inverted totalitarianism, unlike classical totalitarianism, does not revolve around a demagogue or charismatic leader. It finds expression in the anonymity of the Corporate State. It purports to cherish democracy, patriotism, and the Constitution while manipulating internal levers.”
― Chris Hedges , Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle
You can get a free delivery to your place from Ozon. At least it was an option when I ordered a TV for my mom. But I preferred to take it myself because this way it was one day sooner😅
Я удивлена, как мало людей в комментариях оценили замечательную стрижку! И ещё меньше людей согласились с тем, как вкусна шаверма! По-моему, на шаурму была самая лучшая реакция в видео!
There is nothing wrong with leaving your home country in search of something that better suits your values and desired lifestyle. I'm a Colombian American with a Russian/Aussie wife. I've lived abroad and I've seen that the US can do much better. I might leave the US soon and live in Australia. I will not lie, I've been tempted to give Russia a try but my wife doesn't want to. I have a deep admiration for Russian and idc what anyone says.
keep in mind that Russia is now how it is because its government felt a pressure to compete with the US, in sense of providing people with higher standards of life and consumption.
so maybe the US government one day notices this trend of Americans moving to Russia and will improve infrastructure and social care for its citiznes. it's a healthy competition.
Да вы не представляете как мы рады белым иностранцам христианам, с нормальными человеческими ценностями.! Особенно на фоне засилья, чуждых нам по цивилизационному коду, мигрантов.
Это правда пусть сюда лучше переедет 10 миллионов белых христиан из США или Европы, чем хотя бы миллион таджиков или узбеков.
фу, расисты
@@ДаняДаня-ч9т Не вы и не я пустили миллионы мигрантов и раздаём им гражданство, это идёт с самого верха то есть политика государства к сожалению.
@@Vladimir-ui3ijэто здравый смысл.
@@АндрейИванович-г4ы эти "мигранты" строили эту страну. СССР создавался и защищался советским народом.
и слава богу, что российское государство продолжает интегрировать их.
Hey mate, welcome to Russia. Can you make a video on what Russians think of USA and Americans?
Все русские понимают, что простые люди везде нормальные (кроме преступников), но руководители на Западе, это просто ад кромешный.
different people think different things, there's no single answer.
It's really nice to hear your good opinion about Russia)
Люди везде одинаковы в России,США,Австралии-хорошие и плохие,заботливые и эгоистичные.Я бывала в штатах-это прекрасная страна.Но,если вы видите дальнейшую жизнь в России,пусть всё у вас получится и Россия станет добрым домом для вашей замечательной семьи 🙏♡
There is some information about shawarma in russia.
In some places it name differ.
In Moscow region they name it "shaurmA" (шаурмА)
In st. Petersburg region they name it "shaverma" (шавЕрма)
And in some places in-between and some other places they might call it "shavArma" (шавАрма)
I'm moving to Russia soon to be with ny beautiful Russian wife.
They are more family oriented from the get go.. look at the playgrounds… count them. What i saw while in Russia was one playground for every block and tons of kids with family nearby watching them. The USA has strayed so far from this idea that we are living in a weird distopia in parts of the states… sad to see. I love my American family and friends but the country is very off track. Someone needs to say it.
A lot of comments says only a handful of western people want to move to Russia and more people move away from Russia. It remains to be seen when the war ends. Maybe more people will be moving to Russia
Посмотрите сколько из одной только Германии переезжает в Россию (и не только русско-язычные немцы) .
Всякие трусы и приспособленец которые придумали себе гордое имя-космополиты убежали. Которые молчали сейчас возвращаются как псы побитые(не понравилась жизнь в кап. раю). А которые поливали грязью свою родину были объявлены иноаагентами и вынуждены последний х...й без соли доедать и шнапсом запивать.
Вы их придумали, как у вас там принято?)) Кто писал, что хотел уехать?) Большинство пуганых, кто уехал поначалу и те давно вернулись уже.
Comments from who? Westerners?
@v1ncy_vinny406 more western f.u.d. The west's media is like pravda was under the communists.
Walking is good and more healthy
Nice job from Omsk!
Great choice, man! Welcome to beloved Russia! Wish you learn Russian as soon as possible.
Стрижка нормальная. Если бы я вас увидел, то подумал что вы американец из Техаса.
Thanks man!
Property taxes are about three times what they are in the U.S.
How do I get in touch with you? I'm thinking about making the leap, depending somewhat on how the elections play out this year, and partially on other circumstances ongoing. Thanks in advance brother, and maybe we will hang out some time!
feel free to message me on telegram @ericpiccione or email me ericpiccione@yahoo.com
People from other countries you can come to live in Russia. You are welcome:)
Thank you for saying kind words about us! Russians can be very nasty, but you have to do something really controversial to deserve it. Many people here still have admiration for the west, so we are very welcoming and try to be helpful. Also you mentioned how extended family was ready to help you, that’s because family is almost sacred here. Same with friends, it’s your chosen family.
I give UA-cam a bad rap, but if not for UA-cam, I wouldn't know this.
What’s your job in Russia? Curious to hear what you would suggest foreigners to do if they want to move to Russia for employment opportunities.
@@IvanKristiansen haha trolling again. Unless you are Ukrainian, I don’t get the hate towards Ivans. Explain please
❤from norway😃
Nice haircut!
Russia has it right regarding raising a family. A nation’s strength is the family. If a nation looses family values it eventually looses its nationhood.
i think people might consider that they fit in in russia better because slavic people are true ones. they dont have this small talks which are most of the times stupid about nothung, no fake smiles, more about supporting friends ( probab;y because of communism past). Its easier here be yourself and say what you think ( ok ok if its not related to politics). which is in west you can always offend someone and you always have to be happy ( i mean put that mask), also people are deeper and more educated in general
How is your day Eric?
You guys are forming some kind of American/Canadian/Australian mafia? ))) Just kiddin! Welcome! ;)
Good luck in Russia 🇷🇺 we welcome you here
How do I move my children to Russia on a student Visa?
BTW. Happy Victory Day over fascism, dear descendants of the allies in the WWII 🎀
One Englishman who has lived in Russia since the 90s said, “I am against migrants from Asia and the West moving to Russia. With them, Russia will cease to be Russia.”
Мало ли в мире произносится глупостей.
Thats stupid, it doenst matter where your family came from, if you are raised in a foreing country youll become part of its culture and etnicity, i live in a country full of migrants but their children speak like us, know our history, celebrate our hollidays and even their parents feel this contry as their home and dont wanna go anywhere else.
@cepreupupkin2218
Это не глупость, а жизненное замечание.
Каждая культура имеет свои пределы по ассимиляции людей других культур.
Ваши слова звучат похоже на: "тот говорит глупость, кто считает, что человек не может за один присест сьесть тонну пищи. Напротив, чем ее больше, тем лучше."
Такие слова были бы безсмыслицей. Почему же Вы считаете.что с приемом людей других культур дкло обсьоит иначе? Разве вы этот вопрос изучали, напротив, рукводствуетесь "бытовой логикой".
@naturaamare So you are against letting in yourself into Russia. I'm an American who's lived in five countries at this point, but I am Slav born. By your logic, you will degrade Russia while I can enrich it. But of course that is not the case as it depends on the individuals prefferences, values and proclivities. I'm glad you are a "good Russian" though born on an Island which of late has been an insane paragon of hate towards the Russian nation and culture. ;)
Привет. В России воспитывают так, что обижать слабого нельзя, что влечёт за собой автоматический зашквар тому, кто обижает слабого, того перестают уважать. Когда ты спрашиваешь что либо на улице, ты показываешь свою слабость, а следовательно, тебе будут помогать, потому что тебя нужно "защитить". Наверное это азиатский коллективизм. Само собой не все так действуют, но это есть в воспитании. Хочешь понять народ, пойми как и на чём растут его дети. Удачи тебе и твоей семье парень.
Почему же тогда в России плохое отношение к людям с ограниченными возможностями?
@@alexbayer2365тебе с Украины через телевизор виднее.
У нас все заботятся об инвалидах. Автобусы с местами, пандузы, спецтакси. Парковки для инвалидов везде. Налоговые льготы, мед помощь со скидкой. Это в городе 100тыс человек
абсолютно наоборот
насри на нижнего - подсиди ближнего
@@alexbayer2365 плохое отношение к инвалидам? Враньё. Если у магазина не хватает пандуса или от медицины вам не приходит каляска, то это беспорядок в структурах до которого ещё не добрались. Чтобы на улице обижали инвалида? Да за него все прохожие заступятся. Но в вашему сожалению, это произойдёт только в России, а не там откуда вы пишите. ИМХО
@@Chaldon-hl6yk соболезную вашему окружению.
Exactly in our homelands of Italy and America are wastelands of human smuggled youths. In Serbia, Russia, your wife can go with the girls on the town, America, who knows if they will come back or not...
Just a few thoughts from a Russian guy who lived in the states for 25 years and moved back. The thing that the US has going for it is high salaries and pensions. You will have a lot of trouble generating income in Russia. As far as quality of life, it's def good, when you have American-level income. Try finding a job and Russia and let us know how that goes and how much your salary will be
@YegorsTV that was the name of the game until about 15 years ago. Pensions have been underfunded for thirty years now and are only still existing by money printing. A fair degree of private pensions have simply disapeared. Look at Fords pension plans for example. We ignore our debt, we ignore our homeless, our violent crime, our border invasion and our loss of small bussiness. Most of all we keep getting the chant that we are the land of the free still. We are in fact more the land of the freaks. Russia is none of those things. I live in a prosperous part of N.C. ( the RTP area) We also ignore how much smaller the pockets of prosperity have become in our land. I believe that there are NO tent cities in Russia and NO fentanyl and other drug epidemics. Time to upgrade one's out of date, old fashioned beliefs about the lie that we are.
>>Make that make sense
It's called "projection". A.k.a, every accusation is a confession.
Норм стрижка. Одобряю
What type of job do you do
The only danger that one may meet in Russia is the danger of falling in love with the country and its people and never want to move back ahahaha
The average salary in Russia is less than 1000USD.
what's you problem here, bošnjak, got your feelings hurt?
...and you are free from bills, loans, and has full access to modern infrastructure.
@@vitalikvitalik7637 he definately loves Russia and russians )
What is this trend, a lot of foreigners are moving to Russia all of a sudden...
Так многие мечтают жить под санкциями . Это круто.
It's good that you have that question. Perhaps you will come to some conclusions when you think about it more
People are finally waking up.
I'm a Russian that lives in the USA!
3:53 Byzantium is in your blood bro.. We are all one, We are Europa..
Шаурма (в Питере шаверма) ладно согласен, а российские блины с кучей начинок ?
No LGHDTV4K commercial propaganda in Russia 🎉