Russian TYPICAL (Russian Owned ) Supermarket Tour: Magit

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Magnit really is the msot typical supermarket you can find in Russia, if you know of somewhere even more typical, let me know in the comments. I am more than happy to seek it out and make a video there. Magnit also has a lot cost version of this store called V1 hard discounter: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maHPf62KqZKXapI I have set up a few other ways to join me on other social networks: VK: vk.com/travellingwithrussell Dzen: dzen.ru/travelwithrussell If you would like to support the channel, or simple want to buy me a train ticket to somewhere new or lunch: 💳 (Russian Bank Deposit) SberBank: [phone] 💳 (Set up mostly for Russian) www.donationalerts.com/r/travelwithrusell

[@Euathlus1985]

Hey Russell, is it alowed to take a dog inside the shops?

[@Nasteno4ika]

Привет! В некоторых разрешено, в некоторых нет. В двух Магнитах в моем районе моего города раньше не разрешали, теперь можно =) Я наблюдаю тендецию, что к собакам в магазинах становятся лояльнее

[@Tina-gm4uf]

@TravellingwithRussell Russell, can someone please remove the NewAlbionTV bot from here? I love Russia, have been there many times and have a few Russian friends. However, his commentary on this channel is ranging from subjective and misleading to plain disinformation, particularly where it comes to London/UK. I don't think it does any favours to your channel and/or the audience to have someone like this spewing their biased opinions in here.

[@10092303]

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[@Nasteno4ika]

@@10092303 Tip top vpn, Planet vpn. Только их надо своевременно обновлять

[@dakittn1722]

Nice supermarket. I wish there was something like this near me in London. Shopping in London is so unpleasant. Every time I touch meat or chocolates in my Sainsbury's alarms go off across entire store. And even olive oil bottles are now locked inside metal mesh with alarm.

[@alxgromov9436]

Cant believe this can be true, is this brand for the poorest ones or it is middle alike?

[@Gord.10]

😮😮😮

[@guerillagardener8518]

You can always move to Moscow instead...

[@alienfrommarss]

Every video you film, there is never garbage, homeless, drunks, or messy store aisles, its always so beautiful in the backgrounds. Just wanted to point out how beautiful Russia is and because of your videos, I get to see it! ❤👍🏻

[@philipds9813]

Maybe you should move there ...

[@Zeplo103]

"Добрый" used to be a juice brand for over 2 decades and all kinds of sodas pop up when brands left the country

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Right, there still around, I am sure once they localized their own brand of Cola the companies sales went up greatly. After all they were the company who produced Coca-Cola under license in the last lot of years.

[@rlt1870]

i envy you Russell! i would like to move there too but its impossible with my current situation. so.....i'll just enjoy watching your videos. and feel sad while doing it hehehe. Take Care!!! rick.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks for watching. Glad you like the content.

[@NewAlbionTV]

Very nice store. Very spacious, clean, well presented. So much choice of fresh produce. I wish there was a store like this near me in London. Stores in London look nasty in comparison. Very small, badly stocked, overpriced. I've never seen any kid's trolleys anywhere in the UK. Shopping in London is a toxic activity, unpleasant, you often don't get what you want and have to pay more than you'd expect.

[@lruss5050]

Never saw a place with so many groceries/markets! I know you have a high population so that makes it more necessary!❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Right, Moscow has about 15-17 million people.

[@natalyar3718]

It's not due to the population only. Even in very small settlements you can find at least several grocery stores. It's in our mentality to buy fresh groceries on a daily basis, very close to home, and we are spoiled with the variety of them too, we like to have a choice.

[@Gord.10]

Я живу в провинциальном городе,Оренбург , от Москвы 1200км, в нашем городе 197 магазинов,, Магнит,,. 143 магазина,, Пятёрочка,, и другие разные магазины, ещё центральные рынки, где всегда свежие, домашние деревенские. продукты.

[@PokemonDno]

my answer for some don't watch CNN. I'm from Russia, it's a regular store. He came in the morning hours, so there are few people in the store, also it's a newly opened store, so there are few people. If you come to the store after 2 pm, you will stand in line at the checkout. The cashiers have a special button that they press so that assistants come from the back rooms and serve customers. Don't talk nonsense about fake showcases! Russia is not North Korea! Russia produces everything itself!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

hanks for the extra explanation of this store chain. Also it was a work day, school has only recently gone back as well. And this was a brand new mall for this region. How ever, Magnit, really is one of the most typical stores you can visit anywhere in Russia.

[@botanik17]

Северная Корея тоже производит всё сама. А США нет.

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

некоторым особям бесполезно что то объяснять ! им всё божья росса ! там уже мозг атрофировался западной пропагандой ! только оградка поможет !🤣🤣

[@kOnDaR5000]

И к чему ты наехал на северную корею?! Чем ты вообще отличаешься от ббс или снн?!

[@Stormyweather_89]

Looks awesome dude 😎 keep it up love ur videos man keep them up

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Stormyweather_89]

@@TravellingwithRussell Np man

[@noleftturns]

Nice supermarket - love the area to sit down and check your iPhone. Very nice.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

I love this idea as well. Quite often, i will buy a drink after filming and sit down for a while to pack up my camera gear.

[@farangutan6773]

Great video Russell and I like the idea of a food court .

[@TravellingwithRussell]

I always sit and have a drink or snack now when i go and film videos like this.

[@Livestreameruk]

Excellent, thank you Russell 😊

[@TravellingwithRussell]

You are very welcome. ))

[@AlinaSwistunowa]

Thank you Russel for video 📽️🙂🌻

[@fatherofchristmas]

TYPICAL Russell 😄 Thanks for the tour :)

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Any time! Back to my roots, or my OG times.

[@cchabert]

Corona Beer? (28:12) Wohhoooo.... I can move to Russia now, Keep doing this great videos, Greetings from a Mexican living in Canada

[@raulv3909]

We've got tequila lime and salt as well..😂

[@Swrqltr]

Never get tired of watching grocery store videos. Thank you

[@littleowlbooks8514]

Good because that's mainly what Russ does

[@edwardh1591]

I’m enjoying your videos.😊

[@shellbythesea12]

I refuse to leave my wine glass at home while shopping 😆

[@mariederviche2644]

Great video as always. Thanks

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

25:48 The math behind the price difference between beer and Coca-Cola is very simple. Since health care in Russia is free, and Coca-Cola is much more dangerous to health than beer, hence the difference in prices - Coca-Cola is more expensive...🤷🏼‍♂️😁

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

⁠I use Coca-Cola to descale my kettle.... Great cleaner and much cheaper than specialty cleaner... Try it...👍🏻

[@ВпПн-ю3щ]

@@Sergey_Bezhentsev из за границы Родина больше любится?

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

@@ВпПн-ю3щ Aга, настолько больше, что не выдержал и 5 лет назад переехал оттуда после 25 лет мучений... Да-да, именно переехал, т.к. уезжал в Штаты не из России...

[@sluge1]

Wish all magnits looks like this!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Me too.

[@rickbruceroche2038]

Looks like the Magnit I used to shop in, near Vikhaon(?). I stayed in a dorm on the campus of the Moscow University of Humanities.

[@GregoryBamber]

Good supermarket.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Yes, it was! Much nicer than my local Magnit 2 minutes from my house.

[@WAYNEZZUVONZ76]

Russell!A new metro line was opened in Moscow days ago.Can you made a video about this?

[@Medvedd5]

Красавчик , Рассел! Добро пожаловать всем адекватным иностранцам к нам в гости !

[@krisleehyatt]

Grocery stores in Russia look no different than grocery stores here in the US 😮 Here in Texas we mostly use Kroger, Tom Thumb, Walmart, and there’s even a few Albertson’s left. Another big chain we have that’s unique to Texas is HEB. Throughout the southern states especially in small towns they have grocery stores called Piggly Wiggly. Real name 😂

[@TravellingwithRussell]

You forgot Walmart. I was going to the one on seawall boulevard in galveston a lot when I worked over there.

[@krisleehyatt]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@TravellingwithRussellI didn’t forget Walmart 😁 We don’t have many in Texas but Piggly Wiggly is big throughout the South mostly in the small towns.

[@Денис-к8д8ф]

Piggly Wiggly - this is really cool 👍😂😂

[@countrygal854]

Great store. I do believe there are more women working in the grocery store but not by much here in Wisconsin. I always enjoy all your videos.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks for commenting. I would be very curious what the percentage of ladies work in Austrlaian stores now.

[@reimontube75]

I found it very interesting/surprising that the Catalan beer and the most popular around here in BCN, Estrella-Damm 27:30 - 28:00 is available in Russia. Marvelous

[@artemprudnikov5693]

Доброе время суток. Мы ждём обзор на магазин Красное и Белое. Спасибо за Ваш труд и удачи во всех делах

[@igorkryukov8939]

Надеюсь, у Рассела дела будут идти хорошо, и он не докатится до обзоров КБешечки 😂

[@Aigamebots]

@@igorkryukov8939кбшечка лучший магазин на свете.

[@LutcevAleksei]

@@igorkryukov8939 Бристоль же был

[@Денис-к8д8ф]

Пусть КБ задонатит сначала 😂

[@recurvearcher6542]

Hi Russ, thank you. The first thing you could vertically shop in any supermarket in the world today not knowing the language,and you'd still understand the product. Interesting the allocation for beer and alcohol was greater than pet food. In Australia, we love our pets, so literally 2 long aisles usually. One small but significant point several times you stopped to point out your favour items you obviously buy regularly, of concern these were chocolate biscuits, fizzy orange, cakes and other sweets, not alot of time looking at vegetables beans and other healthy items. As responsible subscribers and fans, it's important we point out that these shopping centres are getting larger as your size. Training in a month for Dockers will commence soon. Perhaps we could sign you up to lose the kilos. Great post.

[@u-peter1]

В Москве много специализированных магазинов с товарами для животных. Например, Бетховен или Четыре Лапы, где продают и качественные премиальные и лечебные корма. А в больших супермаркетах и гипермаркетах как правило продается ординарный корм типа Chappi, Whiskas и подобного уровня. То есть не все покупают такой корм или покупают иногда, от случая к случаю...

[@robfriedrich2822]

17:42 by the way, it's September and in Germany they begin to offer Christmas biscuits and candy.

[@Peorhum]

No smoking, no drinking, no rolling skating, camera...

[@ViciousSorina]

Excellent video. I don't miss any of ur videos ❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thank you so much 😀

[@robfriedrich2822]

7:35 There must be a reason, why I remember from my Russian lessons the word "sausage" колбаса

[@ericadelarocha2731]

I love the selection of meats, sausages and pickles available. Made my mouth water looking at it. I'm in Australia (originally from the UK) and the sausage and meat selection here is pretty poor..

[@martinbadenhorst5632]

Powerful Russia. I wonder how many malls and supermarkets are in Moscow. I know it's many but more or less would be nice to know. I knoq Moscow have 5 international airports which is quite a lot. On the other hand Moscow is huge, very very big. The store is really nice Russel. Again thank you for your work.

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

I don't know how many supermarkets there are in Moscow in total, but Magnet specifically has 1299 stores according to their website.

[@anatolyprox3805]

26000 grocery stores. The remaining 75000-100000

[@Иван-м1л8р]

Я бы сказал, что через каждые 300 метров есть продуктовые магазины, если лень идти в большой супермаркет, то маленький магазин в шаговой доступности, или в доме где вы живёте или в соседнем доме.

[@Gord.10]

Магазинов очень много, я например каждый день хожу в магазин, покупаю всё свежее молоко, хлеб и т д. Всегда смотрю на дату изготовления, замороженное ничего не покупаю, только охлажденое. Ну если только пельмени замороженные.

[@u-peter1]

Трудно сказать сколько супермаркетов, так как Большая Москва это огромный мегаполис со сросшимися пригородами, причем некоторые пригороды сами имеют население по 300-500 тысяч )) А международных аэропортов вроде три: Шереметьево, Домодедово и Внуково. Есть и четвертый аэропорт - Жуковский (Раменское), но он имеет совсем небольшой трафик и все его авиарейсы внутренние

[@Andreorlov607]

Nice , modern , functional, architectural style is what one would expect from Russian architecture, personal rating 💯 🇷🇺☦️🇷🇺☦️🇷🇺☦️👍

[@TravellingwithRussell]

The store was very nice. I like how they are adding the mini cafes inside. More reasons to stay shopping for longer.

[@rossiskaya]

@@TravellingwithRussell podrias visitar las 3 nuevas estaciones del metro que se inaguraron

[@barrycoppock]

Yes, the overwhelming number of shop floor staff in the supermarkets in the area of London in which I live are female.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks. I was surprised to know this figure from Magnit, they have it very well highlighted on there website. So they must be proud of it.

[@davidluchs2657]

It doesn't matter where I go, there are mostly women work in the supermarket. Except for the store manager

[@marie.018]

It’s crazy that we live at almost opposite sides of the world and I could buy in Russia the exact same brands and products like I do at my local supermarket

[@13attr]

Globalization

[@tucoerquilenne6765]

Beer and Soda are expensive in the state where I live in the US. Our state voted to put a sugar tax on top of other taxes.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

I think i remember NYC make a big deal about a sugar tax, to stop people drinking sodas in large sized containers from fast food places.

[@lucatoni5827]

I love to go in a big supermarket and there are no many people. Usually in Italy after 8 or 9 pm. In Italy usually you find beer in glass bottle. One or more in same box. Not big, a small bottle glass. 1,30 euro a famous brand

[@TravellingwithRussell]

In the middle of the day here its going to be quiet like this. Most stores get busier after school or in the evenings. With stores open until 10pm, people have plenty of time to shop.

[@lucatoni5827]

​@@TravellingwithRussell in Rome or Milan h24, not every supermarket. About fresh milk it's convenient, because after it's possible do not find...

[@heikkijaakkoremes8690]

Thank You for a interesting video

[@annerinker4009]

I'd say our local supermarkets average about 70 women. They also have a large older people working their.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks for comparing.

[@MyLove-jg1zs]

Well done.👍👍👍

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Cheers.

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

16:10 Yeаh, in the West it's now very difficult to calculate how many women, and how many men, and how many "someone else" work in supermarkets.... It's very easy to get it wrong...🤦🏼‍♂️

[@TravellingwithRussell]

))) Nice response. Meanwhile, some stores are removing the "boys" and "girls" sections from the kids clothing stores.

[@blick131]

@@eveliendorien They're just joking. It's allowed. And it's not about how things are now, it's about where the things are headed.

[@AndreiBerezin]

​@@TravellingwithRussell what a mess

[@Инквизиторрасплатапридет]

​@@blick131to hell 😮

[@mariederviche2644]

In my country those identities are going crazy /w all sex changes and crazy pathetic way of thinking ☹️

[@roycebracket714]

They also have their own brand, where they order large quantities of products from manufacturers and sell them at a discount under their brand.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Private label, correct.

[@madnevix_OK]

Russel! Recently a new Troitskaya line opened in the Moscow metro! I think you know what to do😉

[@TravellingwithRussell]

My future video is of the Potapovo station.

[@SunriseLAW]

I hope they know what they are doing with opening so much retail space in a short timeframe. USA has plenty of 'ghost malls' and large empty buildings. Some malls LOOK like they are doing OK but there is a lot of "window shopping". Actual buyers seem rare.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

A lot of these new places are opening on existing land and where movie theatres were. Also there building the malls smaller, and more "close to home"

[@SunriseLAW]

@@TravellingwithRussell Makes total sense on many levels, especially in a giant city like Moscow. BTW, very few Americans seen to know that Moscow is the largest city in Europe and Russia is the biggest country in Europe. Some peeps will claim Istanbul has more people but.... 1/3 their population lives in Asia !

[@sergeistokmann4444]

​@@SunriseLAWRussia, the largest country in the world

[@Nasteno4ika]

Все эти супермаркеты достаточно востребованы, несмотря на то, что расположены в каждом районе. В моем небольшом городе то же самое. На самом деле это очень удобно, что дорога в супермаркет занимает не больше 5-10 минут 😄 За долгие годы ни один Магнит не закрылся, только всё больше открывается. Если город постоянно растет, это оправданно

[@PokemonDno]

don't watch snn. I'm from Russia, it's a regular store. He came in the morning hours, so there are few people in the store, also it's a newly opened store, so there are few people. If you come to the store after 2 pm, you will stand in line at the checkout. The cashiers have a special button that they press so that assistants come from the back rooms and serve customers. Don't talk nonsense about fake showcases! Russia is not North Korea! Russia produces everything itself!

[@dianamanwaring4794]

I love this store! I wish they had some in the U,S,, The prices are very reasonable and the selection of various products is too. Re. your question about the price of beer vs soda, I'm not a drinker but I believe that beer is higher priced in America than soda. This may sound like a stupid question but I was reviewing the various soda brands and didn't see any diet sodas. Are they not as popular in Russia as in other parts of the world? Thank you for sharing this video.. You make me want to visit Russia!

[@ElkinBernalM]

Wait, when you in entered the supermarkets do you face the food firstly? In Colombia the major of times you face with candies haha

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Candy will never be at the front here in Russia.

[@NewAlbionTV]

The types of meats and sausage on display in this store you'd only find in London in expensive "delicatessen" or imported sections and you'd pay through the roof for 50g or 80g pack of it. This suburban Russian shop looks more luxurious than most central London stores I force myself to visit. Such selections of luxury cheeses you'd only find in ultra-expensive Wholefood Store in London. It is also important to note that this chain is a typical affordable type of supermarket where everyday shopping can be done for anyone on any budget. In the UK even very expensive premium brand stores such as Waitrose often fail to provide adequate range and quality. I often find empty shelves in my local Waitrose store - especially when it comes to fresh produce. Selections of quality salami are simply not there. Prices such as "under 1 dollar" do not exist in Waitrose or even in the cheapest UK stores.

[@rebjatnuchtorebjat]

только у нас в России заработная плата меньше намного, чем у вас😉

[@alek9195]

I can find so many brands in my local store and I'm not even close to Russia. They can be found in almost every country.

[@nelmajeanhix]

Now that Putin is in office and it's been really good since he's been in office.That's great, but what happens when he's not there anymore?That's what worries me

[@fritzreimer7933]

It seems in Russia businesses open, in Europe and across the oceans businesses close.

[@marekokragy3341]

It was a closed cinema. They're going bancrupt all over Russia.

[@archieolmstead6688]

OMG....eggs here in California are over $5 for a dozen. Food seems a lot cheaper in Russia.

[@AndreiBerezin]

Salaries several times smaller too

[@TogetherForever-mg1mh]

Depends on the store, depends on the district. For example, in Orenburg, cucumbers cost 1 ruble per kilo at the market several years ago. Young cucumbers cost 3 rubles per kilo. Same with corn. At the very same time, in Saint Petersburg, they cost over a hundred. Same with student cafes. In Saint Petersburg, a regular meal cost 150 rubles at a student cafe in 2008. At the same time, a similar meal in Orenburg cost 5 rubles (at a student cafe, of course). Prices differ.

[@Mickk88]

@@TogetherForever-mg1mh 🤣 обед в студенческом кафе 5 рублей?? Что вы несете? Я был студентом в 2008 в Оренбурге, не было таких цен. Огурцы по 1 рублю тоже чушь

[@TogetherForever-mg1mh]

@@Mickk88 It was 2 rubles 30 cents (kopeks). I ordered soup, salad and desert. I heard, "20 rubles"; I was in shock. I took out a note of 50; she was in shock. She asked for smaller money. I was confused. When I got what she meant, I was even more shocked. The meal wasn't tasty. But still. I thought, "THIS is the cafe for students". Because - at the same time - in Saint Petersburg a bottle of water cost close to a hundred rubles. Also in a student cafe, also on the premises of a university where no stranger could enter.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

@archieolmstead6688 Very typically now, a pack of 10 eggs here costs less than $1.00 usd.

[@bigrod1745]

All I can say is what sanctions😮😊, but love how they put the stores together, with all the candies ,do they have Halloween gathering/parties and do kids trick or treat there, I was curious cause halloween is a big business

[@metka2008]

Нет. Традиционный детский праздник - Новый год.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

@bigrod1745 You don't see places celebrate Halloween here. Occasionally a bar might do something, but its really a gimmick.

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

Halloween hasn't caught on in Russia. Now it can be found only as a theme party in pubs.

[@marekokragy3341]

There is no sanctions on food. Europe doesn't want Russia to starve we just want them to stop killing Ukrainians.

[@diamondsoya]

When almost 80% staff is a "Girl Power", this is the result❤ Girls run things better🎉 don't we? CHEERS TO ALL LADIES working in Russian supermarkets🍷🍾🍸🎂

[@MegaMusikMan]

hehe, giving me ideas on what to look for when im going to Germany here soon to get some stuff at a specialty store

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Bring me back some Kit Kats )))

[@vinnie_me7800]

My question is what do these big supermarkets do with the close to expiry foods? Is there a separate discounted section or do just they just destroy all the unsold expired foods? Do they have a donation process?

[@Aigamebots]

У таких крупных сетей в каждом регионе есть распределительный центр (огромный склад). От туда магазины пополняют запасы и туда свозится просрочка для уничтожения. По крайней мере так было несколько лет назад. Если до конца срока годности осталось 2-3 дня то вешают скидку до 50% .

[@Денис-к8д8ф]

​@@AigamebotsYes, this is what all retail chains do... a 50% discount motivates you to buy something inexpensive for dinner

[@Alexey-Komarov]

They usually move all their expired foods from big city to a small local village store the same or another brand with the same owner.

[@lovepugs05]

Russell i have a question! So those hotdogs that 99 99 rubles was $1.00 us money? Wow

[@13attr]

$1.00 = ₽90

[@johnwentling2911]

The price difference between beer and soda is due to sugar.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Ok, I thought maybe it had something to do with ingredients.

[@GeorgeDurua]

@@TravellingwithRussell There is an excise tax on sugar-containing drinks in Russia. The tax is not large, but it also increases the price.

[@johnwentling2911]

@TravellingwithRussell most sodas have a lot of sugar, an ingredient that adds more cost of the beverage. I suspect Russian sodas use cane sugar, in the US we sometimes but Mexican Coke because cane sugar is more natural than granulated sugar or corn syrup. Beer is from grains, something Russia has in abundance, thus lower costs. I think they may also subsidize it as well. Staple foods like bread, milk, eggs and flour seem to also be subsidized or subject to price controls.

[@deanj9345]

What about a Cherry ripe ?

[@TravellingwithRussell]

They used to sell them in the stores around Moscow. I haven't seen one in a while. It's one of my wife's favorite chocolate items.

[@deanj9345]

@@TravellingwithRussell I enjoy your videos Russell. Thanks mate. Cherry ripe for the win.

[@Howie47]

Beer in Fla. starts at about 1$ a piece. If you buy a 12 pack or 24 pack. I don't buy sodas anymore. I think they are about half as much?

[@joannewall5499]

Because Kit Kat is nestle, the chocolate on sale there are Mars brand

[@chibieisu]

not super fancy, but tidy with some great looking product.

[@natalyar3718]

This supermarket chain presents itself as a low budget one so it's not supposed to be fancy. But we do have some very fancy ones as well.

[@harbinger6562]

What up Russell ♥️🇷🇺🦾😇

[@randywright1352]

I too would like to know why beer is cheaper than soda in Russia. Here in the United States, beer is more expensive, even if you purchase individual cans/bottles, but most Americans buy beer in quantities such as 6 packs, 12 packs, 24 packs, etc. It's usually cheaper to buy in quantities rather than buying cans/bottles individually, but still more expensive than soda.

[@robfriedrich2822]

I can imagine, that there is a law, that alcoholfree beverages has to be cheaper than alcoholic ones. It shouldn't force alcohol drinking. 100 years before, USA made the experience, that an alcohol free country is an illusion, but you can regulate things about price.

[@tanyaroberson9629]

Alcohol being cheap isn't actually a good thing. Alcoholism has always been a problem in Russia. Its a problem every where really.

[@Haoyu82]

I have a odd question, are there any east and or southeast asian supermarkets in russia? I would think so, but maybe they are regional?

[@AndreiBerezin]

They're yet to appear nationwide, but they definitely exist on a local scale. A few here and there, especially in Moscow that's inhabited by everyone and their mother. Plus there must be a lot of those in our Far East, Vladivostok most of all. Plus we've got our own small nations in the East who are related to East Asians. Koreans on the island of Sakhalin, Yakuts in Yakutia etc.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

@Haoyu82 There is one in the North of Moscow call Hanoi Moscow. I was there and made a video already. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4DNZGCAramEY7M

[@TravellingwithRussell]

@AndreiBerezin If your from Moscow, you must know this place? kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4DNZGCAramEY7M

[@AndreiBerezin]

@@TravellingwithRussell unfortunately no, I reside in Omsk

[@peterjaniceforan3080]

Wow

[@hasse7487]

👍

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks for the thumbs up.

[@jaybeeceesytchannel]

If there’s no price on an item, it must be free. 😉😆

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

Everything that is cheaper than 999,99 usd is free. 😂

[@user-vq4di6vo2c]

а может бесценным?

[@TravellingwithRussell]

@jaybeeceesytchannel That as the line I heard over and over when i was working in the shops on cruise ships.

[@Tina-gm4uf]

It's priceless 😂😂😂

[@dannyboydoh]

A lot of B&M stores in the UK are terrible for not putting price tickets on or having products against the wrong price label.

[@Dusty42096]

They have cheaper prices than we do in the US on some items.

[@robfriedrich2822]

But I think, they has less income. When I went from Germany to Switzerland, I was surprised by the price level, but the residents has higher income, what may compensate this.

[@marekokragy3341]

​@@robfriedrich2822 the Russians from Kursk territory that were fleeing their homes were promised by Putin 100$ help. The minimal monthly salary in Russia is 150$. Average Moscow monthly salary is 400$. The prices don't look so great nów.

[@robfriedrich2822]

5:36 I think, it's barbecue season at the moment and you need a good piece of meat on your grill.

[@Surya_narayanan]

5 years ago dobrey juice used to be 40-60 rubbles now it increased. apart from that rest all products are increased very few rubbles. sanction seams to be useless i guess! .

[@gofai274]

Can i have a balloon weeee?

[@ronnymjs758]

New supermarked 🛒 solntsevo mening place ,,shopping center lover ground floor ,, Russia macdonald....,, clock 4 ⚃ 😊 cleaning 😊

[@danieltimbers400]

Go to other regions of Russia, like Kazan and the far east

[@TravellingwithRussell]

This is where my wife is originally from. It's a regional area a few hours drive from Ufa. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHjXlGCrn5eEhJo

[@ИгорьЧе-д6с]

Там тоже есть. Зачем отправлять?

[@AlejandroMagnoRivas]

Es mas dificil aprender ruso que ingles? O es mismo cantidad de tiempo para hablar e interpretar a oido?

[@sharavv676]

Why do they open super markets all of a sudden? By the way I like the design and architecture. It is simply super .

[@tomekkrakowiak2398]

counted 3 shoppers :)

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

молодец !

[@roycebracket714]

Ютуб забанит рано или поздно, тут нельзя говорить что в России нормально жить

[@Денис-к8д8ф]

Да, к этому все идет...

[@remiphiliponet8249]

👍👍👍🇷🇺♥️

[@WANDERER0070]

13 min shouldnt the eggs be in the cooler ?

[@davidluchs2657]

No. In many countries in Europe they are not put in the fridge. Eggs last for over 2 weeks without refrigeration.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

@WANDERER0070 A lot depends on the store. Most don't store them in the fridge.

[@lauren6889]

@@WANDERER0070 No, only in USA, where they blast - off the natural protective coating, which is why they need refridgeration.

[@emanuelpi523]

​@@lauren6889not only in the USA. Canada, sweden, Australia or japan do the same.

[@K2teknik.]

@@TravellingwithRussell Some shops put some eggs in the fridge, and other eggs not, go figure that out.

[@robfriedrich2822]

16:47 In Germany, cashiers are almost female.

[@JPtRkM]

I didn’t see any Cadbury products in the chocolate.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Non in stores in Russia now. You can get some from Wholesale markets if you make a trip to one of them in Moscow.

[@Chaldon-hl6yk]

Cadbury is British and cocoa not grows in UK ))

[@dannyboydoh]

I noticed Cadbury's Picnic on the sweet stand, bottom shelf.

[@Sailor-l1y]

I wonder how they open stores all the time

[@K2teknik.]

Most of the new stores are not own by Magnit, it is a franchise scheme, so somebody with a lot of money contact Magnit and nit offers different options: You have a building/store and want a Magnit, You have nothing and you want a Magnit, anyway Magnit will do the job of finding a place for a new Magnit if that is what you want, they will do the design, they will give (sell/lease) the needed mandatory inventory, they will educate directors/managers/staff for you, they will all if you will pay, and then you are a owner of a Magnit shop. They even come and dismantle your shop if it is not going well and/or your contract is expiring or you fail to pay, two days and they have been taking all non sold goods and inventory out. So Magnit's expansion is mostly done for other peoples money, same with many other businesses. New Magnit shops are divided into two categories, brand spanking new everything and good design with lots of space, and the discount version with used inventory and all jammed into too little space.

[@prof1982]

Lovely store .that's the way it should be .as sef sufficient as possible .why do so many large countries rely on so many other countries for produce . It's nuts .to name one .beef going one way and different beef coming back . Stupid beyond belief .

[@marekokragy3341]

Wow it's really expensive. Taking into account lower wages it's ridiculously expensive. The prices are higher than in Poland and they earn about 50-60% of Polish wage.

[@Gord.10]

Что дорогого вы увидели? Там постоянно скидки, а для пенсионеров каждый день скидки 10%с утро до обеда.

[@marekokragy3341]

​@@Gord.10 Normal Russian earns 250-450$/month and have those prices its really bad.

[@Gord.10]

​​​@@marekokragy3341Люди в основном покупают на рынках, там дёшево, в Магните покупают вечером, когда рынки закрыты. Или когда скидки 30%, которые магазин делает регулярно.Этот магазин в Москве, а там за/платы от 700долларов, в регионах цены другие ниже.

[@ipand1011]

​@@Gord.10в регионах зарплата 70т.р. в среднем.

[@Rundol-wl3kn]

​@@marekokragy3341 600 *2 =?

[@dannye6912]

We pay 3,5 times more for a Corona here in Norway without any sanctions. Isn't it funny?

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

Turkish beer in Russia is twice as cheap as in Turkey, because in Turkey 80% of the price is taxes.

[@AndreiBerezin]

You get salaries the size of a bridge in Lofotens tho

[@emanuelpi523]

Norway has the highest alcohol tax in Europe.

[@dannye6912]

@@AndreiBerezin No, we don't and don't forget everything is super expensive here also.

[@AndreiBerezin]

@@dannye6912 OK, now that Europe is that expensive I think I will never see your wonderful nature and architecture... sad

[@ИльяСорокин-ц5л]

В "Магните" По всей стране не хватает продавцов, которые выставляют ценники, цены в магните могут меняться три раза в день. Проверяйте чек не отходя от кассы!!!

[@АНДРЕЙ3500]

а чё не 33 ? 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

[@robfriedrich2822]

Wouldn't it be possible to install machines, where you can scan the barcode? Or better price tags digital with connection to the computer system?

[@sqwertyuiop1514]

Рассел говорит "more than twenty thousand", а в субтитрах написано 30,000

[@jiriloukota7170]

...tolik zboží v Česku nemáme.

[@name2144]

Это фсё мосфильм. Ну какая нутелла?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Я забыл упомянуть в начале видео, что я нахожусь на съемочной площадке с оплачиваемыми актерами. ))

[@marianmihelic3593]

how about gluten free food, or diary free food?

[@AndreiBerezin]

Not sure what's diary free food, never seen food write diaries, but gluten food is very easy to spot.

[@Mickk88]

It is there. but not a lot because it is not popular here

[@marianmihelic3593]

i am sorry, my fault ....dairy free food, ?

[@AndreiBerezin]

@@marianmihelic3593 I saw that, just was playing)) dairy free is also available in big supermarkets

[@K2teknik.]

It exist, some supermarkets have a small section with it, other just have it together with ordinary food. There are also special shops for that kind of food.

[@robfriedrich2822]

30:22 Same standard as Germany

[@emanuelpi523]

The prices are low when you convert them into dollars. But in relation to income, many things you need to live are cheaper here in Sweden.

[@robfriedrich2822]

3:18 delicious, period?

[@fredmuromov8236]

Покупательная способность сегодня на 4-м месте после США, Китая и Индии. Если принять во внимание, что в Китае и Индии супер дешевые, то Россия на Втором месте. Здравствуй мировая экономика, приехали! 😂🤣🥳🥳🥳

[@ЛевЛевячий]

Привет Рашел!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

@user-iy3el6ue3r Возможно, вы имеете в виду Рассела.

[@dariaya9609]

❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thank you so much ))