America = weight loss 🇺🇸

[@igotanM16]

"Fhole Woods" and "fence mart" are hilarious because it sounds like an awful interpretation of a Russian trying to remember American store names but it gets serious when you realize shes intentionally mispronouncing the names because A) none of the brands sponsored the video and B) This is America: Everybody sues everyone here so shes trying to avoid a lawsuit. 😮🤯

[@Nastyashere]

They won’t get a free mention! 😈 Pay me, I’m in a capitalist country now 💰🇺🇸

[@mallarieluvsgirls]

@@Nastyasherelearning the rules of the game fast 😂😂 very impressive

[@alvesrabelo4369]

​@@Nastyashere😂😂😂

[@javimanzanares2004]

​@@Nastyasherewelcome to the u.s.a where they taxed you for the air you breathe.😂

[@DwibletTheDwarf]

I don’t know what fence mart is meant to be and I keep reading it as mence fart😅

[@Ava-my4fi]

“And I refuse to learn what mile is” 🤣🤣🤣

[@bmsuperstar1]

She is joking, of course, but no same person can accept that as a norm. The metric system is just so much more accurate and intuitive than the imperial, that it's not even funny comparing the two.

[@kirstybrown1185]

@@bmsuperstar1 then there’s us Brits who somehow have the brain capacity to use both and not let it bother us 🤷‍♀️ there’s only Celsius and metres that it logically makes more sense. All the others have nothing tied to them that makes them more logical. I will always measure distance in miles, milk and beer in pints and weight in stones, everything else is fine in metric. Don’t get why people struggle with this when we used them interchangeably in primary school, under 11 years old and adults can’t understand it. Your education system must be pretty sad and I wouldn’t be bragging about that.

[@griffinprill7508]

Hole foods

[@dumdum2316]

A mile is 1,6 kilometers

[@cos1841]

WHAT THE FUCK IS A MILE 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@yuvrajsingh2189]

AMERICA:WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETER 🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲 Basically all other countries:What the fuck is a mile?

[@1972Ray]

Is it holding the US back? No, it's not. It's odd how people from other countries worry so much about our measuring system.

[@yuvrajsingh2189]

@@1972Ray Ma’am or Sir It was a joke A joke

[@noahclay8632]

​@@1972Rayif people think our measuring system is messed up they should ask what a stone or bath is

[@davidw.2791]

WHY THE FYCK IS A MILE NOT 1000 YARDS?

[@vekazu_is_great_guy]

​​@@1972Rayit would hold you back if you did your sience with it oh wait you did a few decades ago that's why your caculus was wrong on how long it would take to get to moon before you used kilometers and now you are forced to do sience with it

[@mr.pangetako]

Tipping is out of control. And also she’s right about food. Most of them are packs with chemicals and too greasy.

[@DB-xo6xh]

I live in the Bay Area, CA, and we have amazing food here from all over the world, but every time I leave the arra to travel, I realize how spoiled I am. I grew up on Mexican and Asian food, and I love to eat healthy as well. I always feel like crap when I have to eat most American food.

[@mallarieluvsgirls]

everything is made out of chemicals, babe. everything. water is literally hydro dioxide.

[@laureljade3476]

I get heartburn looking at it.

[@benthead]

@@DB-xo6xh I am from the Bay Area as well, and I am never tipping again for anything in a restaurant. Europe has spoiled me in that respect, where it is never expected.

[@llmarts1002]

@@mallarieluvsgirlsi may wanna open a chem book cause water it’s H2O what u wrote is HO2 and it’s not even possible the closest thing it’s H2O2 and it’s hydrogen peroxide

[@donaldshotts4429]

My Ukrainian girlfriends had an amazing fitness technique. Just be too poor to own a car and walk everywhere. Works like a charm.

[@jenniferibarra7737]

This is literally me both of my Siblings are bigger than me and they hit the gym . I don’t have a car and don’t go to the gym . I walk a lot and I eat a lot of pasta but I’m the skinny one

[@Htx_Akarii]

GIRLFRIENDS?!

[@Defnotjolie]

Donald... PLURAL? more than one gf😭

[@donaldshotts4429]

@@Defnotjolie lol. I know it doesn't sound good. First ladies Mom didn't want her to leave and we're still friends. Second lady I was engaged to and we went through the whole K1 visa ordeal and she backed out after we finally got approved. Third was a gorgeous rebound, but she sort of mildly played me. Switched gears and married a Thai lady in Thailand last year so I'm doing the K1 again))

[@donaldshotts4429]

@@Htx_Akarii see other reply. First one I helped escape Ukraine after the war started, but she came back after her son was safe. We're still friends. Crazy stories with all those trips. I should've tried to get on 90 day fiance

[@warweasel2832]

“I have no idea what a mile is, and I refuse to learn” is ironically the most American thing you could say.

[@Jak_47]

A mile is about 1.6 kilometers

[@blopbot1]

🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@matios83]

Don't try, she said she refused to learn.

[@1_1__1_1]

WHATA НЕLL IS A MILES🗣️🗣️🗣️🐻🐻🐻🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@pi_da_ras17]

​@@1_1__1_1ЧТО ТАКОЕ НАХУЙ ЭТА ВАША МИЛЯЯ?!!! 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺😎😎😎😎

[@bruhfish9755]

@@1_1__1_1You realise that the US is basically one of the only countries using miles. The imperial system is actually terrible

[@Ed19601]

When i lived in usa in the 90's my first quest was to find decent bread. Finally, after few days I found an italian bakery.

[@kevinprzy4539]

decent bread= lasts for about 2 days and then you have to gout and buy more.

[@Maur0dm]

​@@kevinprzy4539yep if it last too long it's probably bad.

[@nesyedobnaya1083]

​@@kevinprzy4539that's how it's supposed to be 😊. And there are some recipes that you can use to utilize not so fresh bread

[@kevinprzy4539]

@@nesyedobnaya1083 sorry but going to get bread once every two days is not only a waste of time but expensive.

[@lilith75]

@@kevinprzy4539everyone does. maybe not in the usa but here where I live they do. It's not expensive or a waste of time. It's normal to go out every two days to buy the basics, and of course you can buy bread on your way home from work in the morning.

[@adamthompson6443]

U just askin for hate😂 I guess any comments are good comments huh?!

[@Nastyashere]

To be fair I’m SO IMPRESSED that Americans can take a joke ❤️ love it!!!

[@crazwidowonestepatatime]

@@Nastyasherehonestly, if the employers would pay a better wage there would be no need for the stupid tipping it’s ridiculous the way they make the customer feel guilty here in America if you don’t tip. It’s not our job to pay the employees, it theirs. 😢

[@adamthompson6443]

@@Nastyashere hell yea! 😀

[@benjaminbritsch1749]

kilometers make so much more sense than miles... it is superior in any way.

[@Philthy.mcguyver310]

@@Nastyasherethems is fighting words lady ahahah 😂 I’m just kidding

[@ivanolivas9897]

“Fencemart” took me a second to get it 😂😂😂

[@geema2281]

Is it Walmart

[@ivanolivas9897]

@@geema2281 yep

[@Raven-DT]

American here. 1. We have many types of good cuisine available, and can produce really high-quality food. However, due to corporate greed, lawmakers have allowed them to include harmful ingredients, and they care more about cheap manufacturing instead of a quality healthy product. As a result, we get obesity, diabetes, and cancer. If you stay towards foods that are farmer grown and raised, instead of highly-processed foods, you'll avoid a lot of these problems. 2. The fact that tipping still exists today despite the facts that everybody wants to be woke as hell and tipping became normalized in post-Civil War reconstruction era to re-affirm the master-serf dynamic, well, it's beyond me. In fact, tipping has gone rampant and way out of control. Every business asks for tips, whether they did anything that warrants it or not. Tipping used to be reserved only for wait-staff at sit-down restaurants, hair-care/nail-care, livery/taxi, bellhops, etc. Now, people who earn a regular wage are asking for them. To be honest, most Americans would love to see tipping be abolished. 3. Metric makes a lot more sense than U.S. Customary, but as stubborn as we are, we won't change. However, it's nice that metric is available in most scenarios. Anything you buy in the store has both U.S. and metric size listed, and many modern cars can be switched between miles/kilometers. All that being said, I like your video! Thank you for providing an outsider's perspective on our country! It is always good to see honest reactions! Welcome to the U.S.A.! 😊

[@agirlandanaussie]

I agree with all of this. Especially the food part. If you don’t know where to get food except for “Fole Foods” there’s something wrong with YOU.

[@MCKevin289]

Allegedly the ship that had the metric equipment from France was sunk by the British. But that’s the legend I can’t say the real history.

[@Baconmasterhehe]

I’m so glad to know you’re American…

[@berniesans]

There isn't a single tipped employee alive who wants to see tipping abolished lmao

[@maxscameraguy]

I'm sorry, were we concerned by Napoleon? No? Then what the fuck is a kill-o-meter?

[@KrsnaS888]

fole whoods got me dying lmao 😂

[@anitat2846]

I also didn't like the food in America and my friends used to think I don't like any food) I missed real food - feeling that it is food. My other friends who immigrated also felt the same - they said it felt like food didn't taste like anything :l As some time passed, I did find where you could buy really good stuff. be strong against mean comments!

[@brandee3853]

Our food is all fake it blows my mind people want to come here. We are poisoned from every direction on purpose so big pharma makes their profit off us. Thats why medical is so expensive here

[@HHH_3]

Most foods in America are processed and frozen.

[@sasquatch8268]

@@HHH_3 A lot of foods are processed, but I wouldn’t say most. I’ve been to other countries in Europe and they have similar products at their grocery stores. Everyone just dogs on America just to dog on them lmao

[@jenniferibarra7737]

Where did u find good food ?

[@anitat2846]

@@jenniferibarra7737 eventually, we just went to more stores, like first we only knew FoodMax, but afterwards we found out better ones like Winco, Trader Joe's, Costco, Whole Foods, farmers markets. Well, it was over time. We only cook from raw ingredients, we don't buy prepared food usually. Even raw ingredients at FoodMax are not that good, while Winco and Costco are though similar but food is a few levels better. Trader Joe's has cool stuff, but its not for everyday shopping, its more like gourmet/to eat sometimes. Whole Foods is terribly expensive, but for some things, its best to buy there. At farmers markets, we usually bought whole box of tomatoes, or grapes, or anything, its really great-tasting and affordable. So for me, experience is in cooking, our family never ate at restaurants) only buying and cooking, but we did buy sometimes frozen or prepared foods occasionally. People today and younger generation, really like to eat out, so experience is different. I, for example, don't like restaurants at all. B/c no chef can cook as I like, at home, its not right to spend all that money on experience that I am not gonna like a lot. Fast food is sometimes good but home food is better tasting, this depends on your tastes, how u grew up, I guess

[@golfr-kg9ss]

The food is inedible, ouch! Not wrong about restaurant prices. Save money and cook at home.

[@bananaoljustena2798]

Once you try european food burgers are gross

[@SirMattomaton]

​@@bananaoljustena2798 I've tried European food. Unless you are Italian, Spanish, or French. There isn't much to say about it.

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Restaurant food is MORE expensive in Europe because the tip is included in the food prices. American $15 burger is $21 there

[@Hasanaljadid]

You mean save money

[@bananaoljustena2798]

@@SirMattomaton have you tried Baklava? Or Cevapi?

[@reddirt5489]

Yes, you do have to know what foods to avoid and everything in moderation. I think you have nailed it, looking so good Nastya! I know Tom agrees!!👊 I know someone also with the name Nastya, I am so in love with her, but she ignores me like I don’t even exist. Tom you really are a lucky man!

[@LeMan12349]

I’m proud of you for not learning what a mile is

[@Jubilee_mae]

Wait why? If she lives in America then it should be necessary. It's easy too.

[@LeMan12349]

@@Jubilee_maeI’m a proud metric user

[@Jubilee_mae]

@@LeMan12349 so am I lol but I still think it's important to learn both

[@sergeykocherov3696]

@@Jubilee_mae "It's easy"...Are you joking? British and American (statutory): 1 mile = 8 furlongs = 1760 yards = 5280 feet = 1609.344 meters. There is also a nautical mile - 1852 meters and a geographical mile - 1855.3 meters. WTF? 1 kilometer = 1000 meters = 10,000 decimeters = 100,000 centimeters = 1,000,000 millimeters. This is really easy.

[@hunterbaker1483]

Great for my body and terrible for my husbands wallet 🤣

[@StagonRatedE]

America is the most culturally diverse place in the world. There are plenty of options for healthy foods for affordable prices. Maybe you should stop going to fast food chains…

[@yourlocalcoffeeaddict9603]

Agreed! I live in Texas and there's a LOT of good places for food!

[@sasquatch8268]

Exactly. What a stupid video. It’s like me going to Italy and only eating McDonalds and saying that the food sucks.

[@kb42126]

The most diverse and arguably the richest country in the world and can’t find food to eat…so eats salads at Whole Foods. Well, I know people who are Americans like that and it certainly isn’t because the food is bad.

[@styrofoam4637]

She’s from Russia which has around 160 different cultures…

[@Duke_of_Prunes]

​@@yourlocalcoffeeaddict9603I am from New Orleans. But my absolute favorite restaurant is in Houston! The Peri-Peri Factory on Westheimer Road -- cheap and delicious 😋

[@anothercheryladventure9387]

In summer go to farm markets with local veggies to eat cheaper. Your husband should know what I’m talking about and take you there❤

[@lgnfve]

I can prove mile is better than kilometer. when someone makes you happy do you smile or skilometer ? I thought so.

[@franciscoacevedo3036]

@lgnfve Hey at least we don't have our own writing system for English imagine being Indian or Pakistani or Serbian or Croatian at this point I'm glad we didn't make it up in an alternate world for example we finally use the civilized metric system but we use a smorgasbord of a writing system to represent American English while the rest of five eyes looks at the Us as rtards

[@flamable2596]

I skilometer

[@suprestoner]

But what sounds bigger inches or centimeters LOL

[@flamable2596]

@@suprestoner from an etymological standpoint it’s technically inches But centimetres is a longer word so womp womp

[@suprestoner]

​@@flamable2596 You don't get it so the jokes on you! Put your mind in the toilet

[@kcarter0265]

As an American I wholeheartedly agree with all of this! Lol My best advice is to have him hunt and fish for you, best quality food you’ll get in the US. 😅 that’s what we do down here in TX. And also farmer’s markets for fresh produce. Find the homesteading moms for your bread and egg needs.

[@Jellybunie]

As an American, I kind of understand the “I don’t need to diet.” You’re right, our food here sucks. I grew up eating East Asian food and rarely fast food/American food, so I guess I’m on the thinner side.? Usually people would tell me I’m anorexic, but I just eat home cooked meals 😭.

[@tidbitchannel]

I just came back from the US and I agree that restaurants are way too pricey and food quality is low compared to Asia and EU 🎉🎉🎉 Whole Food is great !

[@Ryan-cb1ei]

Bro probably ate at random chain restaurants, this is such a lie

[@Hxmp67]

This is actually bullshit willing to bet this guy only ate the slop from wtv fast food chain they could find and then ignorantly thought that this is what all American food taste like. What a dumbass

[@Anindeterminateamountofbees]

@@Ryan-cb1eiwell they aren’t wrong about the pricey part lol

[@akamecup8455]

I’m ok with her thinking the food sucks. But she’s from Russia, one of the few countries with far worse tasting food than America

[@aightm8]

Yeh eastern European food is quite bland. And there's this weird paradox where they love fish. But most are nowhere near the ocean so it's not very fresh. I spend 3 months of the year in Poland. And I have never in my life seen a single hot sauce in someone's house or while eating out lol

[@annagermany1765]

In Russia, flavor enhancers are not added to food, unlike the USA and Asian countries, which may be why food in Russia seems disgusting to you.😁

[@JR-zi9vj]

​most soviet behaviour ever. "Ah seasonings comrade we dont use that" @annagermany1765

[@lilith75]

@@aightm8 fish are frozen so they are ok. although I don't eat fish., as for the spiciness.... pepper is spicy if you put too much. it also depends on the way people prepare food. everyone does things differently. my grandmother(mom's mom) doesn't give any spices even pepper, food tastes like from the hospital but she and grandfather(mom's dad). Besides, they are not completely healthy, for example, grandpa can not eat seasoned dishes. My mother already makes such normal seasoned and if someone does not like it, the can season by themself as they likes on the plate. and after all, every country has bad food.

[@Ryan-cb1ei]

America is definitely known for its food, there’s a lot of good foods. Anyone who thinks otherwise has only ever tried fast food 😂

[@Fluxwux]

Most of the food in America has ingredients that are banned in Europe and include significantly more fructose syrup, artificial sweeteners, GMOs, chemicals and calories overall etc. American “bread” is classified as pastries in Europe and for example European Fanta taste like a natural flavored orange juice drink compared to American Fanta 😅 Not having walkable cities/communities alongside significantly bigger portion sizes is probably the main reasons for the difference in obesity and BMI between the two

[@Hxmp67]

Most food is trash if your only eating fast food jackass if you actually put in some effort and go out to an actual restaurant are go to the grocery store you’ll see that the food is actually really good and better than most other countries

[@deniseyeung8651]

The fact she said that almost everything is inedible is just funny😂. Now she would probably wonder why Americans are still alive after eating food. 😆🤣

[@xanthonyrafarx]

She’s right almost all of the food in the us is trash

[@Hxmp67]

Definitely not bud

[@xanthonyrafarx]

@@Hxmp67 if you travel a lot you notice the difference between the food here and other countries. Even 3rd world countries have better quality food not to mention any other country in Europe. I'm talking pure quality not flavor or combinations.

[@UNITED-STATES-OF-MURICA140]

​@@xanthonyrafarxhow about yoy actually look for quality foods instead of going to McDonald's and Wendy's. It's not that hard to find healthy good. There's farmers markets whole foods ect it's not that hard.

[@wcficionado7666]

​@UNITED-STATES-OF-MURICA140 Dude, you dont get it. Farmers' markets and whole foods are overpriced "luxury" dumps. A loaf of ciabatta bread or baguette costs $5 if not more in Americuh. Do you know how much it costs in Europe?? 50 cents to $2!

[@UNITED-STATES-OF-MURICA140]

@@wcficionado7666 and? Spend the extra money if you have too it'd worth buying instead of eating stuff that could kill you.

[@maikebaier8004]

I dont know what a mile is and I refuse to learn it Europeans: unite😂❤

[@JadenPlalldss]

I have recently moved to America and I can't agree more. The portion sizes are *massive*

[@Tyborz]

You're complaining that you get more food for your money? There's a reason takeout boxes are a thing.

[@Hxmp67]

It’s called a take out box how about you figure out how to use one it’s really not that hard

[@kalzone3579]

Left over culture is a thing here lol

[@xaviermendoza8261]

If us Americans can't eat everything, we usually throw it into the fridge for later consumption

[@KizikiKiki]

​@@xaviermendoza8261 bro I'm seeking out not tryna be mean, please cover it (With like wrapper) before putting it in the fridge. I dont think its good when your food is not covered in the fridge

[@diamondly6250]

American here. Its simple, really. A mile is just 4 laps around the track field at my old high school🤓

[@VitiateTheImmortal]

A minute to appreciate how beautiful this girl is lol He is a lucky man.

[@PerkakGeming]

the most beautiful and natural model l ever seen her vibes her ever smile 🖤💋🤗❤❤

[@The_Food_Police]

In america, most restaurants are poor quality. You have spend 40 to 50 dollars per plate to eat somewhere thats actually worth it.

[@Hxmp67]

Ok and get a better job so you can afford or better yet cook something at home it’s even better. It’s really not that hard

[@The_Food_Police]

@Hxmp67 I ended up doing both those things last year. Changed careers and started using whole foods as my main grocery store. I left this comment because I agree with her. I've been living in TX for almost 10 years and the only good quality food you can get here is from the luxury restaurants

[@smoothliqour]

@@The_Food_Policefunny how they think it’s always a personal issue instead of a national one

[@mpls1982]

You must not get out much.

[@Forrester-jo5mk]

@@mpls1982What is your problem?

[@toostoerfish]

fole whoods💀

[@andred7684]

I bet you can't even speak a second language 💀☠

[@aightm8]

Waiting for you to review Hersheys. American chocolate has a milk preservative ingredient in it thay tastes like vomit. And their Coke doesn't use real sugar. Sad state of affairs.

[@joannaksyta1215]

Hersheys chocolate is nasty. I love chocolate and I’m not able to touch it. The best ones (to my taste) are in Estonia and Finland.

[@Thatgamingdiary]

Feastables better then hersheys

[@mastereod2637]

Get better food. America has alot to chose from.

[@firefly-zr8vj]

Most food sucks maybe 2% is good

[@JR-zi9vj]

​@firefly-zr8vj Mexicans good, plenty of authentic Asian, real Italian restaurants U guys just go to dogshit restaurants

[@sasquatch8268]

@@firefly-zr8vj You just hate America and you blame it for your shit choices and your laziness.

[@Hxmp67]

@@firefly-zr8vjdefinitely not bud you have to actually put some effort in to find the good food here which isn’t even hard. Just don’t go to the fast food places.

[@wcficionado7666]

​@@Hxmp67not quite, BUD. Americuh doesn't have good food from the masses unless you pay up! $$$$

[@user-dx2pf1yf9n]

I love your accent it’s really beautiful and you are beautiful ❤

[@Gremlin4771]

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[@grandenapoli77]

This is so true, when I lived in Italy I used to eat a lot and I was fat, but when I moved to Canada the food was disgusting, I couldn’t even eat half of what I used to, the gym also helped and now I have lost a lot of fat.

[@stefank7144]

😂😂😂 the food sucks here i have to laugh, i know exactly what you mean, as a slovak living in usa 40 years can relate, spent 7 months last year in europe and coming back to usa it makes you realize how horrible people eat here

[@edelweiss-]

I would miss my Schweinshaxe and Kohlrouladen, marinierten Hering, Schnitzel, Rindsleber and Bratkartoffeln there 😭😂

[@greenduck72553]

​@@edelweiss- как можно выжить без голубцов?

[@edelweiss-]

@@greenduck72553 я не знаю 😂. Oder gefüllte Spitzpaprika 😋. Ich mag die deutsche, ostdeutsche und die russische und östliche Küche. Kohlrouladen und Rinderrouladen sind beide Hammer. Я ето Люлблю

[@1972Ray]

It's totally a choice. We eat farm fresh food every day here in the US. If you can't find it here, you're not looking. But hey, it gives you a chance to bitch.

[@Joku000]

This girl is speaking facts

[@carolmeek4527]

More Countries in the World use Metric..just saying. More accurate form of measurements:)! I believe two or three Countries use the Imperial measurements..which blows my mind. I love litres as opposed to gallons!

[@MrGchiasson]

I like it. An honest appraisal of American fast/junk/processed food. Cook at home and get healthy. (A kilometer is about .63 mile... uh I think)

[@tshavfengvang7831]

Nastya got a culture shock! 🤣😂😅

[@idkilikestrawberries]

As an American...she's not really wrong. The food is usually mediocre and overpriced and tipping culture is getting ridiculous, which is why I pretty much never go to sit down restaurants. Ffs pay your employees a livable wage instead of guilt tripping people barely scraping by into doing it. I don't care if it makes the food a little more expensive, it's already expensive anyway.

[@Anindeterminateamountofbees]

Overpriced sure but there’s plenty of good food if you know where to look!!

[@yelionlyhelps]

Yeessss, I have the same problem like it is either too oily or too sweet or too chemically Я рада то что у меня всё ещё есть бабушка которая готовит просто бомба сырники и борщи и так далее (я просто тут на стипендии на один год, которую получила за оценки) Но я тоже умею готовить просто когда готовит бабушка у неё как то более волшебно получается, не знаю

[@Hxmp67]

How bout going to an actual restaurant and not wtv fast food you see

[@randomstranger345]

“I refuse to learn” Hahaha! Love it

[@user-vq8dt7dw9o]

Oh baby you look good ! Fast good here in the US is soooo unhealthy.

[@Hasanaljadid]

There are many Good Food options in USA

[@Hansenthebest]

She didn't have to compete for equipment because nobody uses them 😂😂😂

[@saldivarosvaldo1627]

You look amazing. Beautiful lady.

[@alexadamson4151]

You are looking good. Congratulations

[@bonesawmcgraw9728]

The food doesn’t suck, your ability to search for good food does.

[@firefly-zr8vj]

No most food we have is trash

[@kristiankeelanjenkins9856]

Your food sucks period

[@santostv.]

If it’s like British food produce, it sucks sorry although after the pandemic quality went down in Europe if you don’t mind paying more you get better quality. The healthy Americans seem over obsessed to eat always healthy the other only eat trash. It’s my impression. Europe is Americanized but varies country to country, I only say the uk and France. The USA probably only salvation is soul food 😂

[@aightm8]

​@@santostv.Well, British produce (as in meat and veggies) is top tier. They just aren't good at cooking it. I am Irish and we have the same problem. As cooks we are very bland

[@santostv.]

@@aightm8Even the produce are a bit on the flavorless scale but maybe, it’s the island environment or i was just unlucky idk, it has been quite a few years since I visited last time. They have access to so many cultures and they still don’t learn 🤣only a few dishes are considered good. I would be honest and say that the art of cooking is been lost in my country among the young generation in a way unfortunately, because of “industrialization” and fast pace life, most young people don’t cook anymore, still if you know how to do it is top tier, some Americans come to my country and complain but they don’t understand that our “meal of the day menu” is target a workers and for people to have a meal for a reasonable price,if you you a better quality you need to pay a bit more, like I said quality has gone down and you need to know to see whats good and what isn’t,still what i see Americans eating is like a two speed nation you have the over religious and the “libertarians” ,you have the over healthy basically only eating salads and the guys that only order takeaway and drink mount dew( exaggerating a bit) meanwhile is my country we vary a bit between “healthy” and unhealthy food. Sidenote they complain about the amount of water given without asking for more of a bigger water bottle i was baffled when I heard them complaining about that or the paying for bathrooms meanwhile that is mostly popular in wealthy eu countries, they visit one European countries and think we are all the same. Tldr: we are doomed running to the bottom of the barrel.

[@PossiblyCloudHead]

The secret to food in America is to not eat American food (and cooking)😭😭😭 go on a hunt for “foreign” restaurants Its hard to find good ones but once you do you’ll be addicted istg

[@gussegaming8748]

i like that she just says her opinion on things and not telling her "secrets"

[@gussegaming8748]

like she said she would

[@ninja1676]

The food sucks 😂 I love that quick harsh honesty

[@user-kh9lh1ez5u]

Food in usa is full of preservative, anti-biotic etc....

[@mr.brigano6575]

I dont think you know what anti biotics mean💀🗿

[@Anindeterminateamountofbees]

Food in the USA is legally required to be antibiotic free. And not all preservatives are bad!! Yea the USA has some problems with food regulations but it’s not as bad as some of the people in this comment section seem to think lol

[@user-kh9lh1ez5u]

@@Anindeterminateamountofbees According to the NRDC's analysis of US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) data on veterinary antibiotic sales, 42% of all medically important antibiotics sold for use in US livestock operations are for cattle, roughly the amount sold for chicken and pork production combined. The top two antibiotics used in cattle - tetracyclines and macrolides - are mainly given to cattle herds via their feed and drinking water

[@Anindeterminateamountofbees]

@@user-kh9lh1ez5u yes antibiotics are fed to the animals but they are legally required to be free of any traces of antibiotics in the meat itself. That’s a federal law

[@bread_77750]

European food is the best

[@samyloaiza98]

Nah Thai and Peruvian food are miles better

[@bread_77750]

Nope

[@Gremlin4771]

@@samyloaiza98Peruvians eat Guinea pigs dude

[@Idontwanttobehereanymore]

" I have no idea what a mile is and I refuse to learn " was so real

[@OO_sunflower_OO]

Make long form videos!!! With your husband! Talk about your life and how you got to the USA. Maybe a childhood story too. And make it real this time, no jokes. The jokes can be on shorts :) thank youuuu 🙏🏻

[@piedadsaiz]

Whole Foods, Whole PayCheck!

[@PopeOfTheBullpuptistChurch]

Just don’t tip 🗿 it’s been out of control for a while and the only way to stop it is ignoring it.

[@Han-mj3lt]

If you’re in Rome, follow the rules. It’s already a social norm to tip in the US. Why punish the people that depend on that money? It’s not their problem, it should be dealt by the government.

[@Han-mj3lt]

If you want it to stop, then don’t support businesses that don’t pay their employees a decent wage! SMH, y’all don’t wanna take responsibility but only protest in a way that hurts others… that’s just selfish and pathetic

[@user-bx4ms1gr4e]

Girl you always look so fit and gorgeous and beautiful, he is so lucky ❤

[@Xela99122]

“Fole Whoods” as a former employee, this killed me 😂

[@JsliceQB1026]

As for why we don't use the metric system in America I have absolutely no idea😂 it just sounds like common sense at this point

[@franciscoacevedo3036]

In an alternate world we FINALLY USE the civilized system But we use a smorgasbord writing system based on Chinese characters Indian devanagari Arabic abjad and latin characters to represent American english

[@JsliceQB1026]

@franciscoacevedo3036 so a logographic writing system? I was thinking more of a phonemic Alphabet, where one character= one sound, such as the Shavian alphabet.

[@Rhdjrjrnfhr]

I believe the ship carrying rulers and weights from Europe was sacked by pirates so it never made I

[@Raiden0831]

Yes​@@Rhdjrjrnfhr

[@JsliceQB1026]

@@Rhdjrjrnfhr so much for free trade,and straightforward food labels, container sizes,height/weight, and the ENTIRE aviation industry, especially commercial airliners who specialize in international travel... why must we be so complicated🤣

[@sarashattuck4022]

Good job 👍👏

[@bigjm3143]

Fast food is trash ! Best food is made at home 😊

[@takenusername]

You look great!

[@audioinsanity]

Nastya, the US has really healthy seafood, beef and vegetables. I recommend that fast food restaurants be avoided. You can have fast food occasionally. We Americans eat way too much fast food.

[@F1Forlife-hn1tj]

Us seafood sucks

[@OpressivePeach]

Inedible? Lmao

[@invisibleloveone]

Lolz. I was thinking the same thing. Compared to Russian food. Most American food (not cheap fast food) is exponentially better.

[@yasser9350]

yes!!! inedible and full of deadly chemicals I got soo sick once eating some american snacks tourists from US left behind

[@projectc.j.j3310]

@@yasser9350you immune system is weak asf then

[@Holow.]

@@yasser9350wait so just because one American snack had chemicals in it all American foods are “inedible”?

[@hib723]

Yes, 90% of American food, including restaurants, does not meet the standards by law of other first world countries. Why do you think this country is so horribly obese?

[@vincenzogiufre9037]

You're probably right about the food here. We don't notice how bad it is because we're used to it 😅

[@drewjay8940]

And also because most people can't buy everything at Whole Foods

[@user-rg5dk5fe3z]

Девушка, вы такая красивая 💜

[@info781]

She is right, the food is inedible in usa

[@Hxmp67]

It’s really not dumbass. Eat something other than fast food and you’ll find it’s a lot better than most of these others countries “food”

[@Anindeterminateamountofbees]

Not all of it, I promise lol. Just steer clear of big chains and eat at smaller restaurants and u can find some real gems!!

[@isaiasc4914]

Thats why we starve duh

[@akiheavenly6]

True! I didn't gain weight either after living 1 year in the US. I stopped eating out after 2 weeks because the tipping was out of control. It would ruin my entire night. And all other foods suck. I spent 2 hours in the supermarket and didn't find one thing edible. KFC and McDonald's are better in Europe, so no fast food for me either 😂

[@kb42126]

How could you not find anything edible in a supermarket full of produce and raw unaltered meats like fresh fish, chicken and beef? Do your carrots where you’re from taste different? The livestock eat a super grass over there? Common man. That doesn’t even make sense. Raw food is raw food. How you prepare it is entirely up to you. Bananas are different in Russia? They’re grown there? Haha. Nope. They’re imported. I could understand you not liking fast food but to say you spent time in a supermarket and nothing was edible is preposterous. Just saying.

[@koenmeesters9372]

Tbh meat in the US is pomped full with antibiotics en growhormones. This isnt allowed in most parts of the world. So even raw meat is different in the US

[@kb42126]

@@koenmeesters9372 growth hormones are not legal in chicken in the US and haven’t been for years. As for any other additives or what might be fed to the livestock, you can buy organic meat that’s been grass fed. So, no, that isn’t true about our meat unless you’re buying the really cheap stuff.

[@akiheavenly6]

@kb42126 I don't eat meat. And food is not just meat and veggies. Realistic daily food is bread, cereal, cold cuts, cheese, and snacks etc. There's only white sandwiches in the US; there's no variety of baked bread at all. Cereal is loaded with sugar and artificial colourings. Cold cuts and cheese are a joke compared to Europe. There is no variety at all. Turkey ham, spam, and American sausages are all unhealthy and taste bad. I can go on for days about how bad the food selection is in the US supermarkets

[@kb42126]

@@akiheavenly6 yeah….if your only choice of supermarkets is Walmart. Hahahaha no farmers markets? No organic sections? No designer meats, cheeses and breads? Get out a little more than a box store and you’ll find there are plenty.

[@Cedar_Blossom1830]

The food only sucks if you go to the wrong place. Tropical smoothie is my favorite Mediterranean fast food place, and they have some pretty healthy stuff for inexpensive! :)

[@streamhubpersonal]

Yes, a mile is much longer than a kilometer

[@cisium1184]

I have been both fat and thin in America and it is all about habit. It's easy with the right habits and impossible with the wrong ones. I don't think there's any one key to it, but not getting on the fast food carousel in the first place and making body movement a daily job are big positives.

[@redaatwi4960]

Omg I’m so early❤

[@saraiabraham4925]

A mile is longer than a kilometer

[@evelynwalker1998]

Wait until they tell you that the temperature is 100 degrees!! 12 of something makes a foot 3 of something makes a yard No one knows how many yards is in a mile. 4 of something makes a gallon 16 of something makes a pound Brilliant!

[@RobertEdwinHouse17]

You don’t really need to know how many feet or yards are in a mile because you never say stuff like “1 mile and 200 yards” you would say “1.2 miles”

[@sergeykocherov3696]

@@RobertEdwinHouse17 This is the problem. For you, 1.2 miles is 1 mile + 200 yards = 1792.224 meters. For a European, 1.2 miles is 1.2 miles. 1.2 X 1609.344 = 1931.2128 meters.

[@winx4610]

This is so true

[@iguy6571]

My mom moved to America from Israel. She said she hated the food when she first moved here and never stopped complaining

[@Hxmp67]

Lmao🤣 our food is miles better than wtv slop yall are feeding your selfs over there prolly reduced to eating dirt with all that war shit over there

[@warweasel2832]

She just needs to find a Jewish Deli near her.

[@nickjenkins6292]

Like Israel is known for its cuisine!

[@iguy6571]

@@nickjenkins6292 it kinda is though. Israel has good food. In general though, other countries usually have more fresh produce and less processed food than here in America, so it can be a big shift in you diet to start eating American food

[@Forrester-jo5mk]

@@iguy6571It’s also known for something else.

[@inconspicuous45]

In case you want to know more about how far you’re running, a mile is 1.609 kilometers

[@scottbivins4758]

As an American take back what you said about our food. Its diabetes we love it. And the reason why we don't change our system of measurements and stuff is because we don't want to either so. 😂

[@jayjayson9613]

Spot on about the food in Texas. I moved to Texas from the East Coast and my Lord the food here just can't measure up at all. They don't know how to make a pizza, forget about any good kind of Asian food. The BBQ isn't healthy to eat often and I don't care for Mexican food either. I've lost 25 pounds in the half a year I've been here through just eating at home. Obviously exercise is a factor but moving here made realize how the food scene just can't measure up

[@JR-zi9vj]

Literally all the things u named are ur fault foe not liking lol

[@kambatgirl5305]

Even though I’m American, I agree with the food. It’s just so greasy and unhealthy they need to do better with our food

[@akallstar5]

USA: you might gain weight Russia: you might disappear to a gulag

[@lmcb8447]

Pounds, inches, feet, miles and Fahrenheit...😅😅😅

[@seraph3761]

Poor people buy crappy food and complain, as seen in the comment section. Those who spend more on food remain healthy and fit and full of energy. If you’re in America, don’t be poor and you won’t have greasy, limited selection, low quality food. I know, mind blowing, but it’s true. For 15 years after I moved to the US I ate crappy food and hated how I felt all those years. I decided to start spending a little more on food and immediately started losing weight, gaining more energy, and having better mental clarity. I applied the same with sleep by going from 6-7 hours a night to 8-9 hours with an occasional nap midday. I didn’t have to buy any “miracle drug” to cure bad habits. The vast majory just pick up their parents bad habits and unwilling to change unless it threatens them with a life and death situation. This isn’t solely an American problem, it’s a human problem in general. It’s sad to see how the “human problem” seems to be directed personally at Americans when those problems are seen everywhere, around the globe. It’s just easy to dump our problems on Americans because it makes us feel better about our situation.

[@Ashatelol]

You can't just stop being poor....

[@cisium1184]

@@Ashatelol Yes, you can. It's very similar to losing weight but less rewarding in the beginning (because money is more of an exponential change whereas weight is more linear). But they are similar in that you can't do it in a day or six months, it takes years of counting your dollars/calories every time you spend/eat, and being content with barely visible improvements that "don't make any difference" and it's a constant stress because you don't trust yourself to stick to it, you are waiting for it to become easier and it doesn't. You have to not expect results to motivate you to change, because the results take a lot longer to be meaningful than your habits take to change. The behavioral change is not linear, it's exponential - it's hard and hard and hard and hard and then one day you realize it's still hard but not as stressful because you don't think about it as much or in quite the same way. And you still have a way to go but you start getting into the journey of it and less worried about the results because you trust yourself more.

[@seraph3761]

@@Ashatelol you can. Change is the hardest thing because it requires will power which few possess or an existential crisis to trigger it because you’ve passed your tolerance level to sustain it. You tend to do the right thing when you’ve exhausted all other options. Fear of unknown hinders on average 8/10 people. Small changes are everything. The key is to think small. It’s difficult though because we’re so used to thinking big with everything wanting to see dramatic results. Or we don’t see immediate results so we quit on ourselves. Some even fear their own success and stop. We self-paralyze ourselves from ever trying to change because we sensationalize and emphasize the thought so much. But I think the thing that gets most people is trying and slowly succeeding, but relapsing to what they know to be comfortable and back to the known, the discomfort gets to them. We have so much against us in trying to change and adopting the new lifestyle that many just quit on themselves and go back to their old routine. Playing video games, binging on tv shows, eating feel good foods because it’s easy and we can mitigate stress and eliminate fear altogether. The inner war is continuous throughout our lifetime.

[@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13]

@@cisium1184 The thing is…..it is absolutely not possible for everyone in a capitalist economy to be wealthy. Having said that, I also know capitalism (with some needed government regulations) is the best economic system. Theoretically and hypothetically, if everyone had $25 million in the bank, there would be no one left to do all the important jobs like sanitation workers, bank tellers, restaurant servers, and on and on. The economic system would not be viable because no one would think they needed to work with $25 million in the bank. Not only that, there would be hyperinflation and soon the currency would be worthless.

[@lilith75]

@@cisium1184 you just not compared being poor to being fat....you can't just stop being poor. it doesn't work like that.

[@sya286]

“I’m too good for the country I’m visiting” is apparently cute when it’s the US and rude everywhere else. Leave then.

[@twinklxd]

One kilometer is about 1/4 of a mile 😁😁

[@Alex-nh7cl]

1) my experience in Europe is that there is lots of greasy processed food available if you really want. I just think people avoid it more, but it’s certainly there. 2) the US has lots of diverse outdoor wilderness to explore that is very remote. There’s lots of beautiful outdoor spaces in Europe, but it’s never really that far from civilization. The U.S. National Parks are truly the best part of the U.S. 3) yes eating out in the U.S. is crazy expensive. 4) I have no idea why but Europeans are chronically dehydrated, and drinking water with meals at restaurants seems taboo.

[@honeypiex1174]

I have a few relatives in the us. And although I never lived there, every time we visit I mostly just eat the food they cook at home. I feel like most of the food there is so greasy and sweet. Everything is so sweet and I really don’t get why ? At some point it just doesn’t taste that good anymore. Maybe it’s just bc I’m not used to it , cause at home we don’t use a lot of sugar with anything not even dessert (if you want it sweet you just eat honey or sweet jam with it )

[@elianaaaaa.]

for those who are wondering a mile is 1.16 kilometers edit: thanks to yalls comments it 1.609

[@Forrester-jo5mk]

1.609 actually

[@Forrester-jo5mk]

@@elianaaaaa. Ok?

[@georgelugenalt200]

typo, 1 mile = 1.61 km

[@elianaaaaa.]

@@georgelugenalt200 okayy

[@elianaaaaa.]

@@Forrester-jo5mk oh lol sorry i miss read

[@PetThePeeves]

“I don’t know what a mile is and refuse to learn”: that is the correct response to the imperial system. It is stupjd.

[@danielalarcon5760]

Ok but why is #1 so accurate

[@kylepekka1787]

Imperial system > metric system

[@sid426_]

Gay

[@franciscoacevedo3036]

As a Puertorican I'm fully embarrassed that we have gone backwards from civilized to r3t4rdingham system it makes me embarrassed when people as me wjats a pulgada milla yarda

[@OscarMPG1]

I just love your accent. I wish I could find a Russian/Ukrainian girl.

[@selmakurtovic6781]

Natasha this is how I felt when I came to states 15 years ago. Food was inwdable but now I cook my own every meal.

[@Steriogaminggg]

"She called Europe a size of an store

[@truepunkushka]

WTF IS A MILE🔥🔥🔥🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺💶💶💶💶💶