Why step into the spring water 🤔🤔🤔 😐🐼???

Why is the milk not refrigerated

I don't know why but Barrow, AK fascinates me. It's a hobby of mine to check their grocery stores on google maps and see how high the prices are. It makes my broke ass feel good.

I would leave Alaska

I'm a new subscriber and I see that people have snowmobiles and ATVs however no place to actually purchase them so I can only assume that you have them transported from the mainland to your location. I watched the video on the price of the groceries my question is are ATVs and snowmobiles a lot more expensive because there is no place to purchase them or are the prices similar to the lower 48? .... Also do you ever go over to Russia being so close and shop there ? Perhaps prices would be more competitive with the lower 48 than there in Alaska or is that even an option?

Looks like Toronto these days

In 1998 I had a trip to the Fox Islands Alaska I had to save the world

me and my gf as broke college students were jaw dropped at these haha

15.39 for an 8 pack?!! That’s expensive. In my town, an 8 pack is only $8.

With inflation i swear this is alot less scary of a vid then 10 years ago

Im in California and I thought food was expensive here but man we got dollar tree

Fresh 🦠 spring 🦠 water

Damn I don't even wanna think about how much eggs cost up there now. Here in Southern California our price just hit $11.49 for a dozen. It quite literally the highest price I've ever seen here.

I’m jealous you guys have tilamook cheese . I wish Canada had it

I’m sure nobody needs to buy a jug of water in Alaska like the thumb nail

I wish we had more native Alaskan channels, focusing on daily life, survival etc. I know I'm not the only one who loved all those old history channel shows showcasing this way of life.

What an amazing video! I was just in awe the whole time, the vast beautiful landscape of the islands and ocean made me emotional in the beginning I'm thinking wow God and mother nature are amazing. Thanks for sharing. I'm subbed and definitely liked this video.

Thank you Jones Act!

It seems like it would be a hard life. Im too soft for that lifestyle. I wouldn't last.

Do u have hospitals near ur place, n what jobs are common at ur place? Thanks

Great video, I’m always interested in the Alaskan lifestyle. Quick question though: is it okay to step in the spring water you’re drinking from?

I like your jacket brother

So basically it is like grocery shopping at a concert price wise.

Why do they have safeway brand products?

steal. you got a thick jacket

My God! Food is expensive! How do people afford that? WOW 😲

I couldn’t afford to eat 😂

Good thing they were stocked up on Drumstick ice cream bars. Bet they taste great out on the porch in the winter. 😂

Extra expensive 😮 what is yearly salary

I wonder how families afford groceries there.

Are salaries much higher in Alaska than the lower 48 to meet those high grocery prices?

More expensive than Erewhon

$20 for a frozen pizza is crazy work.

First shop looked like a Dollar General.

Great video

15 bucks for peanut butter is highway robbery. What the fuck jif.

Salutations from Houston Tx. I love your videos and how your culture is. It’s very unique and I wish you the best with many success to come!

Nothing better than drinking water that your dirty boots have been in contact with!

This is super cool. I’m assuming because it is pretty remote; how do you all go about cable; internet and phone service?

I won't shop there!

Time to grow your own avocados.

Looks like somewhere in North Korea

140 in, hella products but not prices? BLOCKED

Bro get yourself a water filtration system for your house, Or at least a brita water filter. That's a long ride for a drink of water. Remember even Alaska is polluted.

Nah 15$ for orange juice sent me

My brother lives an hour outside of anchorage and don’t remember prices being this past this past summer but I noticed two bags of chips was a deal for like $15 bucks and it made me appreciate ohios prices on goods. I honestly don’t know how people can make their budget work in these types of remote areas. What makes it worth it to live in these places other than hunting/fishing?

Is there any form of law enforcement around? How do you guys handle things like potential crime/medical emergencies?

I’m a big tobacco guy, so I’m curious; do you guys have access to tobacco/alcohol? And you don’t have to answer, but do you have any recreational drug use? How do people take the edge off?

Greetings from Prestonsburg, Kentucky! Pretty awesome and unique perspective. Thank you so much for taking the time to share and explain. I look forward to following your KZbin journey from this point on!

Wow expensive