LOW INCOME Supermarket in Russia is shocking! 🇷🇺 $0,40 FOOD!

[@thaiav8r]

I love this kind of outlet. No frill prices, everybody wins. A lot of time branding and advertising are parts of the cost. Self service warehouse with no or limited decorations bring prices down. I call this frugal.

[@scott4766]

It still seems cheaper than the one's near me in England. Some right bargains. And the west say sanctions work.🤣🤣Well done the Russian people.

[@erichpizer1]

FALLOUT4 SUPER DUPER MART . agreed 100 % efficiency

[@Vladimirthetiny]

@@scott4766 Вы просто пишете это для тупой публики. Вы прекрасно знаете, насколько подскочили цены у нас дома

[@athrunzala5337]

@@scott4766 The only way to occupy Russia, is to actually move and live there loooooool 🤣

[@williamescolantejr5871]

and did anyone notice no self checkouts yeeaaaaaaa

[@ColKorn1965]

This is where I would shop because I am cheap, not poor. Я скряга😀

[@peterkramar6555]

I'm both

[@기다림-x2b]

저렴한 물건이 있다는 건 좋은 일이예요. 가장 나쁜 건 인플레이션

[@rayshelld791]

I'm with you. Why buy a can of beans for $1.98 when you can get it for $1.00?

[@ColKorn1965]

@@rayshelld791 yep

[@boneman1960]

Good for you , we all do the same, the credit card debt in the US stands at $1.3Trillon, what does that tell you.

[@riaanwoest202]

That's one of my favourite shops in Russia. Not for everything, but for most things. I shop there in Stavropol.

[@jimmyjackjasperjones3rd171]

there are a lot of great products in that supermarket. low prices are always an opportunity to have great deals. your buck($) goes a long way in those supermarkets.

[@williamwhitney6473]

I like that you show the labels and signs and explain the Russian terminology. Thanks for the tour.

[@charlesdtrost4706]

This woman is so sensible and down to Earth. I really enjoy these videos.

[@diannabrownridge6618]

@charlesdtrost4706 lmfao she is a propagandist . Everything she says is a half truth at best. Average middle class income in Russia is $200 usd per week. So It's easy to get people to say whatever on camera for 20 ruples

[@davidsalinas1628]

Hello from Chicago. I love shopping with you. You make great videos, I love them. ❤❤❤

[@lisa_with_love]

hello Chicago! have a great day 🤠

[@henrymosquera8646]

Looks like Mother Russia's Costco!😂

[@garymaddox9767]

We have a store like this in Stavropol. Good for some stuff.

[@louisbertaux5193]

🇺🇲 Tuning-in from Midwest, USA. Thanks Lisa, your pleasant demeanor makes following you very gratifying! I felt like I was right there with you, shopping for my groceries! Really informative and entertaining! 😃🥰

[@ruaseparques2880]

Verdade

[@sauleomarova7730]

you enjoy shopping for peasants? Thats a country that has plenty of gas and oil and FASCISM... and yet they have to search for a no-brand items to fit their budget. A life in Norwegian prison is better than in many of these russian towns. They should be embarrassed of their poverty AND their FASCISM!

[@johniepatterson3746]

I don't see hundreds off thousands off Russians living on streets. Like in Every US town a city's and getting worse buy the day .plus Russia is munch bigger and has better Army better Technology cyber air power...😊

[@donHooligan]

low-overhead warehouse stores are the best! paying for convenience is not something everyone can manage. Thank you, Lisa!

[@gate7clamp]

It’s really amazing how much we pay for something just because of the brand name of a product then just the basic functionality of it

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

"Nestle destroyed two million bottles of "Perrier" because of human feces found in its contents." - as it turned out, the "unique mineral water" was simply taken from a river. Nowadays, everything is upside down.

It is more about all the US regulations and taxes and insurance costs and employee costs that our government has created.. Liability insurance alone is very high because courts rule by feelings and give people millions of dollars.. In Russia they have laws that prevent this and many other things like redistribution of wealth schemes our socialist legal system does.. They try to claim that Russia does this but it is false, they learned a long time ago that this degrades a country from the inside.. Russia is certainly not perfect but if we honestly look at ourselves our government is far worse in many aspects.. Russia also has laws that are enforced about middlemen that do nothing but take profit and shuffle paper who prevent low prices from being passed to consumers by creating rigged systems.. Here in the USA I like to call this class of people parasites..

[@tyasu7793]

Hello! Your hairstyle was so cute.😃

[@lisa_with_love]

Thank you! 🤗💥

[@LalKhan-pi4tb]

Hello you are very beautiful

[@jaynareynolds3684]

What a great shop with such low prices! I would love to shop there) ❤

[@Ray-gf4vf]

hey can you mow my lawn fool

[@ian7033-qj9wg]

Not on the Russian average wage you wouldnt.

[@jaynareynolds3684]

@@ian7033-qj9wg If my wages were too low, I'd look for another job or start my own business instead of crying like a little baby.

[@tresphorempundu3185]

Thanks for sharing,am always happy to see what's happening in Russia and hopefully you are getting on just fine. I just know that every hardship does have opportunities. Take care and all the best to you and your family 👍🇸🇪

[@dragonkeeper65]

Hi from the East of England UK. I really enjoy your videos, you make them so interesting. Thank you. 👍💐✌️😊

[@Scrat335]

My family frequently goes to one of these. Bulk items, Jasmine rice, pasta. Veggies by the box, decent quality. Foreign foods, even a small Russian store that sells Baltika.

[@teresamc7630]

If I had one nearby, it would definitely be my shop! Fancy branding is the mother of big money wasting 😉

[@tedhazlett]

Your video reminded me of a store in our town when I lived in Pennsylvania. It was only open in the first few weeks of each month and was very crowded when the government assistance checks came in the mail to people who could or would not work. Shoppers use to actually get into fights over the best and cheapest meats and produce. Customers would often take things from other shoppers carts! The cashiers had to memorize the prices of meats and vegetables. By the end of each month, the people who usually shopped at that store had spent the money given to them for that month so the store was empty of customers. The owner of the store lost money if he kept the store open the last week of the month, so he would send his employees home without pay that week and close the store. Thank you for doing such a thorough job educating us about life in Russia.

[@TheCenturyPleyades]

Is this a bad joke?, your are describing a third world country situation

[@tedhazlett]

Not a joke, but I read that section of town was ranked as being among the worst poverty of the United States.It is not typical of the USA, but it did exist.

[@redacted.are.best.]

@@TheCenturyPleyades Exactly what should never have happened is happening.

[@pappysshoes6563]

Ah country living, I did it for 43 years, the DOA and the EPA and Corporate Farms have laid waste to the Country, Retirees go there in the Summer, it is the only Income around for many towns now, Tourism and has been since the late 90s, when Protestors tied up a Massive piece of the Snake River Wilderness infested with Pine Beetles. Of course it all rotted over 13 months, and then it Ignited, Environmental "protection", I watched it happen, they didn't bother to publish the CO2 level when that happened, Ag has gone the same way, and the kids vanish into the Cities. You either retire in the Country or you live there and collect food stamps.

[@richardwessels3042]

Beautiful country Russia, nice People...greetings from Holland.

[@ednammansfield8553]

I agree with you but the politicians are a different matter not just in Russia but a lot of other countries also across the world.

[@ДмитрийШайтура]

@@ednammansfield8553 политики говорят то, что им выгодно.

[@regnorse]

lol ok sergei we believe in youre in ''holland''

[@nazimbaluch6020]

Thank you for showing us around; very informative. Enjoy the life there.

[@albundy3696]

Thanks! I try to help with your shopping

[@lisa_with_love]

HELLO 😇 very much appreciated! best wishes!

[@allconsciousnesss]

how much fun, opening boxes, looking for a crazy deal, and i bet there are hundreds of great deals, a great place to find random stuff. i love russia,

[@arthurcannings9191]

A great place to shop

[@ashokagarwal78]

Excellent video. Keep it up. Best wishes

[@yasinmohammad3731]

Your English is very good and sounds very polite. Thank you for showing around. Love from India 🇮🇳 Bengaluru (city)

[@williamfeeney9581]

Excellent information. Love the small town markets - can't beat fresh veggies!

[@enriquelaroche5370]

Low cost is over in the USA. (California already expensive) We now have many "food banks" where poor people stand in line and get free food

[@Paul-d2y8s]

Free food is low cost

[@user-andrew-Jones]

You better go to aldi

[@markianclark9645]

enriquelaroche...it's not that long ago I was struggling in poverty in London England 2011...I called it my private food bank in the alleyway next door was out of date food bin from the mini market..they stored the food overnight in their food bin...to be collected in the morning..I intercepted late night..usually after midnight..unlocked the simple square bolt if they locked it..easy..and take whatever I liked and re-lock it..sometimes the staff would guess it was opened..I did carry on too long..like over 3 years..I saw bleach poured over it so I took stuff from lower down..then they changed method so no more food bank for me by 2014..mum helped till she died in 2016..I do ok now since 2022..I have my State Pension for nearly 2 years..I get the maximum from The Government pension scheme..I paid in all my working life..now i get back..no more struggles i hope

[@markianclark9645]

​@@Paul-d2y8s...yes it is...I relied on free food a lot just over a decade ago..

[@Ante1941]

This video is only ru,,propaganda,worker month salary in russ, is 400$,everything is fine, only meat, cheese, it's not in the fridge, just pick up another disease, the control of the meat is also questionable,

[@paulroberts7429]

my favorite kind of store, a good rummage with bargains galore thanks for sharing.

[@edwardmiller9611]

I have been a tourist in Russia on 2 occasions. Someday I hope to return and ride the Trans Siberian Express from Moscow to Vladivostok.

[@DavidWilliam-vo4bk]

So calm,composed,logical

[@teamextras4life270]

THANK 🥰 YOU FOR ANOTHER AMAZING VIDEO GREAT INFORMATION ABOUT BELOVED RUSSIAN LIFE

[@lisa_with_love]

thanks for your support 🤠💸🫣

[@joemccourt3434]

I really like your videos. I haven't watched them in some time with work, but it's always good to see your beautiful country, different prices for items ranging from personal hygiene, cleaning supplies, and food.

[@siubokan3540]

Very interesting topic, the buckwheat in Russia is very tasty.

[@elenacuskina]

14:00 Perhaps you don't have it around Shelepiha, but we do have that in the actual centre of Moscow😊 in a week-end farmers' market format. In one of you videos made near the 1905 goda underground station you were standing within a minute walk from one of such markets' location.

[@Airborne-80]

I’m new here. I’m addicted to Russian vlogers. This place is very cool. Best prices I’ve seen on any Russian channel. I would shop here.

[@lisa_with_love]

Welcome on board! Hope you will stay here for longer 🤗

[@luhatajang9780]

Morning,in our country Malaysia we do have a wholesale store too.

[@johnb8190]

Your English is very good. Thank you for converting to dollars so we have a good idea for comparing.

[@pfutube4496]

Very good prices compared to Alaska. Love your videos!

[@riversendoutdoors342]

Good video, fun to watch, the way things are going in the world we all will wish we had a store like that to shop at.

[@Farid757]

Hi Lisa. You always make our day brighter.🌹🌹🌹

[@lisa_with_love]

glad to hear that! have a great day!

[@Inday-PUSIT]

​@@lisa_with_love come to me in philippines lets get married

[@garethjudd5840]

Here in the UK these places are called Cash and Carry for wholesalers/ restaurant owners.

[@BigBear59]

I like the shop …it’s a warehouse of well priced stuff …Thanks for sharing Lisa ….until soon …..💕Alex🇬🇷

[@ruaseparques2880]

Legal mesmo❤

[@sydhardie9339]

👍Hi Lisa...Yes we have cheap stores here in Australia, but NOT as CHEAP as the ones YOU have in Moscow ! Did you remember to Weigh your cheese...to see if there was a difference in Weight !? I love watching your adventures and look forward to the next one ! Keep SAFE and love to Lisa with Love from the land down under !....Australia ✈🦘🇦🇺🌹

[@DavidSchwarzlawyer]

i really like how you show us real russia❤

[@Jigger2361]

Dave, yer a lawyer? You think this is "the real Russia" Dave Dave Dave, you need to get out more

[@tripwire8457]

@@Jigger2361 Curious: If it's not the real Russia, what is?

[@mickkidston7344]

are you for real ? you think real Russia would let you know what it's like ? nothing comes out without the approval of putin

[@jim7297]

To keep this " real' she would have show you that the average Russian makes around 20% of what we make in the U.S.

[@NO-GAMES]

Inflation sneaks up on us all, one way or another. The quality of products slowly sneaks away as prices go up and up. Supply chain issues plague consumers due to war and corporate greed.

[@Juan-op1yc]

Greetings from Fresno, CA. I enjoyed your shopping and the tour of your nice town. Peace and love from USA 😊

[@junerobertson4389]

I love Russia so much! Thank you for the fun videos.

[@Jigger2361]

I guess you also loved Nazi Germany?

[@m.junaidmahmood4209]

I would happily shop here... Brand name usually means you are also paying brand tax.

[@lexsteel12]

We have our own low cost, well, we had, our own low-cost food warehouses in America. Cosco, Bjs, and Walmart. We had, because, you cannot say that those places are low cost anymore. Everything has gotten very expensive in America. Thanks to inflation and our politicians being warmongers and thieves. They have driven prices to the moon for the average American.

[@meatwad1]

Price gouging by the food makers as well.

[@Scrat335]

There's still places like these around. They however are subject to inflation too.

[@BETOETE]

you can find in US cheaper stores than above, like Dollar, Dollar Tree or so, besides there is a supermarket for people with unemployment and prices for food are really cheap, much "cheaper" than Walmart

[@GoodFella-xw8yx]

We don’t have it anymore 😀

[@meatwad1]

There's a podcast here on KZbin called Due Dissidence. 5 months ago, they made a clip about price gouging by food makers in case any of you would like to see it.

[@Omega32231]

I very much love you Lisa ❤🎉

[@chrisdelong2932]

I subscribed to your channel to receive recommendations & notifications. Poka poka!

[@naturalexplorer]

The Maasdam cheese would have cost at least 4 to maybe 5 times the price in Australia compared to your Russian food warehouse.

[@Philip-hv2kc]

I just now commented likewise. Cheese in Australia is relatively expensive. I noticed the fat content had increased during the last year and flavour reduced. A cholesterol bomb .

[@achime.6645]

It is all the same in nearly all countries! I think it is scarring! The traditional food is vanishing and you get food like Mc Donalds, Coca Cola what males you sick! But I love your channel! ❤

[@GingerBreadMan144]

Lisa, your videos are great 👍. I always learn something new about Russian life, culture, food etc. I often surprise my Russian friends with the knowledge I learn from your videos 😉.

[@NormanF62]

The dollar stores here are cheap and I buy toothpaste and if I’m in the mood, frozen French bread pizza. Price is under $5 USD. Its been a decade since I shopped in a a grocery store since my assisted living place provides fresh prepared breakfast, lunch and dinner as part of the monthly rent so I don’t have to budget for buying food anymore. In America, Aldi offers a similar shopping model where they keep prices low with bulk cartons displaying items that are the store brand or specialty made for them. Its not an exact comparison because income in Russia is lower than its in the West. Inflation and the reduced buying power of national currency is universal and people try to stretch it so they can survive. Lisa, thanks for the look at low cost grocery shopping in the Moscow region! Looking forward to your next video here. 😊

[@DestroidALL]

Светофор это просто помойка. Я бы не не советовал туда кому то ходить.

[@johniepatterson3746]

Look what is in Tooh paste Fluride oils sodium Laureth sulfate Triclosan Aspartame so stop using tooth paste it will rot all your tooth..

[@kevinallen2154]

You live in a Beautiful Country ❤

[@Jigger2361]

Kevin, you back on crack??? Russia is a dump buddy for a myriad of reasons

[@Morbius1963]

Fascinating and watching from the UK. btw, what many people call "Big Ben" is now, actually, "Elizabeth's Tower". "Big Ben" is the "Great Bell" which makes the familiar tone.

[@vs351]

Hey! A bit of history😉. This chain used to be presented in Europe under brand name "MERE" until 2022 as well. It was quite popular in the impoverished Eastern Europe countries as far as I read.☝🙂

[@СергейРудой-ч6к]

In any country, there are people who shop not for pleasure, but out of necessity. Saving money for other equally important purchases.

[@vs351]

@@СергейРудой-ч6к In Western Europe anybody could do grocery shopping affordably in the euro/pound shops whereas in Eastern Europe not.

[@over_games3607]

Most of the Food costs more than in the German Aldi. 😳

[@j.4332]

In UK we have several "budget shops" and thrift stores.I would buy from that Svetofor things like garden stuff,and household stuff,i mean why pay high prices for stuff you will flush down toilet,or cleaning fluids etc.But i think i would not buy any meat there,but things like cookies and cakes etc sure.

[@jonassundell9366]

Thank you Lisa! I like your channel. We got something similar in my country. Shops with cheap no-name brands etc. I have traveled with the transibirian railway in 1984. Vladivostok was not permitted for foraigners, it was a military zone due to the fleet there, so we stopped in Chabarovsk. Took a swim in the Amur. We changed one rubel for one dollar then! But CCCP was still very cheap to buy things in for us, even GUM in Moskva. It was quite easy to get into Soviet for us, because my friend was a member in the swedish komsomol. We were 17 years old... Kind regards from Jonas Gothenburg Sweden ❤. MIR!

[@neelandrennie8791]

I really love 😍 your video 📹 and I hope one day I can come to Mother Russia 🇷🇺. Sending you love 😍 from the Caribbean from me of course ☺

[@Marty4650]

Cheap is a relative term. If you are earning $4,000 a month, then $2 for anything seems very cheap. But that same $2 is a lot more money to the average Russian worker who only makes around $1,000 a month.

[@lynnpeart4195]

That would be my kind of shopping..Ty for this ..🇺🇸💯❤️

[@duanewinter3793]

I liked the Farmers Market, and that's where you will get the best produce (although, here in the USA, not always the best price, at least where I live).

[@CynthiaRoberts-ii1tl]

our family lived off stores like this and we were dressed by GOODWILL.

[@media3JBL]

This reminds me of Dollar General stores in the US which are a total disorganized mess with a huge employee turnover. Often so many stacked boxes in the aisles that you can't move.

[@ooen]

I would shop there no prob, well, once or twice for the experience.. evaluate the products.. 🙂

[@YenDiki]

AMERICANS WOULD BE HAPPY TO BUY IN SUCH A SHOP BUT THEY CANNOT!🤦‍♂🤦‍♂💥💥🙄🙄

[@lanabyk8012]

Very nice! Great store!!!! I would shop there all the time...

[@Chillywilly8818]

Have many in australia but no alcohol

[@a_man_from_nn]

Кстати, квас неплохой, в 3.5-литровых бутылках.

[@Людмил_Огурченко]

да ладно, ещё скажи сыр вкусный 🤣

[@a_man_from_nn]

@@Людмил_Огурченко сыр не пробовал. Но квас реально можно пить.

[@e_wonderment6618]

I could shop there ❤

[@DW-nb2zc]

Best looking travel vloggers hands down

[@nyerling5723]

The Dollar Store in the U.S. is almost in need of filing bankruptcy because its many customers can’t afford to shop there as much as before; This is a store where everything costs only $1 dollar. It is a needed business and their stores are well run. Sadly, It is a real testimony about the condition of our economy and our growing economic challenges for Americans.

[@Maida-xz4kq]

.40 cents in Russia is a lot of money.... when is your average weekly salary $151....

[@KSmithwick1989]

I was thinking about the Russian minimum wage being $210 a month. Yet, in her words that brick of cheese is $6.

[@Maida-xz4kq]

@@KSmithwick1989 ...in and around major cities life is little bit better.... lots of them still doesn't have a running water nor bathroom inside of house..,+none of the Russians can watch this video to see how rich they are because YT is banned in Russia recently...

[@Someone-kg8qf]

​@@KSmithwick1989 That's a months worth of cheese...at least for me it is. Still, the average income should be taken into account.

[@cristinamason6593]

As a single mom, I appreciate the low prices, but I’d worry about the quality. ❤

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

I wouldn't buy meat and fish there - they're frozen and thawed a lot in transit. Canned foods and cereals are fine, as long as the shelf life is valid. And cheese? I don't know. The label says it was made on 7/22, which means it's fresh, but it's an unknown brand, so it's a fifty-fifty.

[@meatwad1]

In America, I believe our closest equivalent to the store you showed would be the ALDI supermarket chain. I probably buy one third of my groceries from them. I buy some of my food from an online vendor called Misfits Market. In America, supermarkets get their meat and vegetables from suppliers. The supermarkets reject food if it's misshapen, even though there's nothing wrong with it aside from its appearance. Misfits Market obtains those rejected fruits, vegetables and pieces of meat and sells them at a discount. I've gotten very good deals from Misfits Market. I also buy Polish food online. The rest of my food is bought from Amazon and local supermarkets. I mostly buy inexpensive store brands, but I buy the better-known brands on occasion.

[@GoodFella-xw8yx]

No Aldi is not low cost!Maybe we could compare dollar store with this

[@meatwad1]

@@GoodFella-xw8yx Maybe it depends on where you live. I live in Columbia, Missouri, where everything is much cheaper than Northeastern states like New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. I'm sure the groceries in my local ALDI are a lot cheaper than an ALDI store in New York City. Where I live, ALDI has lower prices than Dollar Tree. For example, dry pinto beans are 7 cents an ounce or $2.39 for a 32-oz bag. A 16-oz bag of dry pinto beans at Dollar Tree is $1.25 or 8 cents an ounce. I agree that food prices at all places have gotten ridiculously high and even at ALDI but, where I live at least, on most things, ALDI's prices are lower than their competitors.

[@GoodFella-xw8yx]

@@meatwad1 you don’t understand what are we talking about!

[@meatwad1]

@@GoodFella-xw8yx OK. I don't understand what you're talking about. Maybe you should do a better job of explaining it.

[@prjndigo]

What struck me last year is that Russians were paying about $1.30 less per unit for Extra Virgin Olive Oil _and were actually GETTING extra virgin olive oil_ whereas in Florida I'm paying more for intermodal bin bag blend that takes two weeks to cross the Atlantic.

[@jackcat3745]

Half UK families get 3 pounds left per week, that is enough to buy a pack of eggs in London.

[@killercat1981]

Things are tight but nowhere near what you're trying to portray.

[@gacattack1234]

Looks like a wholesaler rather than a retail supermarket

[@toddglover1121]

So we're not even gonna talk about the expiration dates.🤔

[@larsnystrom6698]

You assume that's the concept because someone else have implemented that. The reason for not mentiong it might simply be because that's not what they are doing.

[@TimeBandit68]

I saw the sausages and knew immediately that you urgently needed the toilet paper and the cleaner afterwards!

[@coopert.9290]

I'd be shopping there all the time. I'm on a retirement budget. You need one of those little pull carts because you walk a lot.

[@pierre931]

yes thankyou joy. i love go to supermarkets and discover new things-i have love very much your video...if i will be there, i will taste some products at the beginning for know the quality before to make a big buy.the prices are low

[@ramsespatzi8875]

Salve salve aqui do BRASIL

[@davidgage562]

A big hi from bottom of the world new Zealand love watt you do keep it up b safe out there

[@Bharat3.0mission]

LOTS OF LOVE AND RESPECT FORM INDIA. 🇮🇳❤️🇷🇺. WE ARE BROTHERS 💪

[@Jigger2361]

...and two craphole countries

[@cornpop7176]

They keep telling us americans we have it better than everyone else in the world when it comes to economics, but everywhere i look they seem to live so much cheaper and easier than we do

[@LRD113]

Hej 👋.. so you are enjoying your self in supermarket shopping 🛒… good 👍 video princess hope

[@avidmisreader]

Cool that you cover day-to-day stuff like this. Good to bulk and forage a little especially if it can support affordable chains. Meat sections here don’t seem that sketchy but we should probably monitor them too.. if someone asks why are you installing cameras in our shop I can go there’s this KZbin community they’re counting on me… Obs, Europris, IKEA are most like this here in Norway. Some grocery chains have cheaper product lines which is great but average price levels are insane.

[@Nishkid641]

Sanctions do bite after all.

[@gate7clamp]

This sort of reminds me of a grocery store chain in Ohio called sparkles. Yes, you can get cheap groceries but don’t show up there around 8 o’clock at night unless you’re packing heat

[@Maurocsr]

Ciao Lisa, bel video in Italia se compri nelle coop paghi meno perché non pubblicizzato in TV il prodotto è ancora più bello e costa molto meno ciao. 🎉

[@lisa_with_love]

Yes exactly. no advertising or marketing 🤠

[@kevinreed-e4f]

Thank You Beautiful Lisa. The video was well filmed and presented. Here in Sheffield UK. everything is very expensive.I manage ok but a lot of people have a hard time.

[@littleowlbooks8514]

Prove to me youre not a bot.

[@kevinreed-e4f]

@@littleowlbooks8514 what's a Bot?

[@dougyorkno1]

These places are popular in the United States probably everywhere it's not fancy but cheap

[@vladvlad7795]

These products, mainly meat and milk, are usually of bad quality, with using of palm oil instead of milk fat. In Belarus products are more natural.

[@rfischbach5]

Thank you for yaking me shopping with you. As always another fun filled adventure.😊

[@greeneyedakaz3ro2]

Такая баночка сайры во Владивостоке стоит от 150 до 170 рублей.

[@cianomalley7049]

Your hairstyle is really cute, ☺️ and where did you learn English? It’s pretty good.

[@lisa_with_love]

learned by myself, watching English youtube, also I lived abroad 👍

[@projectbuubl5352]

Thank you that you have gone to this place for us ;)