Typical Uzbek Apartment Tour | Where Uzbeks Live In Tashkent?

Where do usual Uzbek people live? I'm showing your a regular small apartment in Uzbekistan that I just rented.
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[@denisemeredith2436]

The apartment is modest and it has clearly been refurbished with new floors, doors, furniture and kitchen appliances. It is interesting to see how the average Uzbek lives. It will be interesting to see the food market.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

coming up

[@southernhippie9058]

That apartment in Manhattan in New York City would be over three thousand dollars a month right now. Here in Fayetteville North Carolina it would be over eight hundred dollars a month. (If you are not military here there is a good chance you are poor) For five hundred a month where I live in North Carolina you get a small room in someone else's home. Actually that apartment could be pretty with a few things to make it look like a home and a little cleaning. I thought it was cool when you looked out a window and there was a wedding. Really enjoy seeing how people live in other countries.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

wow that's a lot! It could be absolutely stunning if renovated

[@southernhippie9058]

@@INSIDERUSSIA Rent has become very expensive in a lot of places. For the cold bedroom I would suggest an electric blanket if they sell them there.

[@marystaufenberg]

Rent in the US has gone to the moon as well as the price of homes. I am waiting for another crash like in 2008.

[@NorthernChev]

No, that apartment would have been $3000 month in New York 20 years ago. It’s closer to $5000 now.

[@johnvsymons]

Glad to see you still have your sense of humor! Also, the fact that you are grateful for having found this apartment with its great location, A/C and high speed internet shows that you haven't lost your perspective as to what is important in life, mainly gratitude for your blessings. I hope that you will be able to develop a successful business in Uzbekistan and that all will be well for you, your family and your country. Take care and God Bless. 🤗❤🙏🌎

[@marilynparmelee]

Ah, I've missed this kind of video, thanks for giving us a tour. Much appreciated. I'm so glad you were able to find an apartment with air conditioning and high speed internet.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Me too!

[@NGOPublications]

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[@NGOPublications]

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[@crazypaulinquebec]

Very interesting Kostya! Great to see how an average Uzbek would live. It makes me realize how lucky lucky lucky we are here in Canada!

[@alinalinalinalina]

Just found your channel. I grew up in a similar, if not smaller apartment with my mom in Tashkent. The people in UZ are very hospitable and kind, it’s fantastic that you and many others were able to flee there in a time of need. No matter how small or old the apartment is, it’s a lot better than having to serve on the front lines.

[@jlpack62]

The best feature of the apartment is the sarcasm. Thanks for the tour.

[@hanniballecter1954]

Very interesting to see how people live around the world. Thanks for what you do!

[@dirkbonesteel]

I lived in Sweden for awhile about ten years ago. In 1970 they had a massive housing shortage. Soviet designed apartment blocks very similar to this were built around Stockholm area. At the time I was there a remodeled 2 bedroom went for 100,000 Euros. Being from the US it was like a living museum in a way. Odd points - Everything was either reinforced concrete including all interior walls or a strange version of cardboard, that included interior doors and cabinets. Basement storage space was behind a actual water tight ship door. Floor was hardwood with about 6 inches of packed gravel under it. Pipes and most electrical was in conduits outside the wall. One apartment had a lady with 3 GIANT Great Danes, another had bunk beds through out for about 10 people in a 2 bedroom.... Interesting place

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

pretty cool story

[@linibellini]

You must’ve been to a very different Sweden to what I remember it to be like 10 years ago… the houses are not made of cardboard and neither are doors. Yes, there are a lot of apartment buildings from the 50s-70s but they’re not that bad at all and most of them are kept in good condition. If your place was as bad as you claim, I suggest you must’ve been scammed. This is definitely not the standard.

[@dirkbonesteel]

@evertongalning Exactly. I am old enough to clearly remember the Cold War. Seeing all these things I could recognize easily from old film was cool

[@1957jmhiser1]

I've noticed people with limited income and small homes always want to have 1 or more huge dogs. I don't understand why. Hair everywhere, toenail scratches all over the floors, chewed furniture.

[@famcirt]

In Romania an apartment like this is now "stick" to the next door apartment, young couple are bagging the old ladies to sell it for them or they do an exchange. Once they have the both ,the wall in between is tired down and renovation is start .they throw away all the " comunist era stuff and refurbish in scandinan style .total cost of two apartments plus reno reach around 100000 euro ,sometimes even less

[@okipo3443]

My father grew in an appartment similar to this in Romania,along with his parents,sister,brother+wife+newborn,wild times

[@sueclark559]

What a fun trip through your apartment, and your commentary made me laugh out loud😂 High tech computer chair..giant flat screen TV, brand new couch..😁 I live in a studio and the kitchen and kitchen sink is WAY bigger than mine. I also light my stove burners with the power of thought. Cool wallpaper too! I live in Hawaii and the custom here is also to always remove shoes upon entering. Being shoeless so much leads to having 'Fred Flintstone feet', or 'luau feet' as it's called here. Thank you again for the interesting and entertaining tour🙂

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Sue sending ❤️ to Hawaii! Thank you for the comment 🌹

[@ryori4176]

Hi Konstantin, thank you for showing a little bit of Uzbekistan. Samsung appliances, amazing at how universal these items have become in the world. Your apartment is nice (despite the failing) and not too different from a place people would rent in parts of Massachusetts. Good work with editing. Cheers...

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

🤝❤️

[@saltydogz4657]

I saw much worse than that when I moved to Boston years ago. Thos places back in 2000 were renting for $1400 a month for studio size places. Now they'll paint it and buy a new refrigerator and rent it for say $2500 a month. One and two bedroom units even more. Then I moved to Toyko to work for a year. Apartments there are super clean (as is all of the city) but they are small to say the least. I mean, so small you can hardly turn around inside. I'm in a nice size high end high rise in Honolulu now and I have to say, the luxury is more appreciated after living in such previous places, although I'm not planning on stating here forever, even if I stay in Hawaii. The main things about an apartment beyond price and convenience (often related to on another) is quality of neighbors, safety of the place (no fire hazards, biohazards/filth, or infestations), and for me above all else.... how quite it is. If those three things are satisfactory it can't be all that bad. I say the same things about hotels as well I guess.

[@Steve-gx9ot]

Yes good quiet neighbors on floor and above and below are PARAMOUNT. CLOSE to work is great and also close to grocery store / schools etc.

[@claylover9845]

I like the fact that the toilet is separate from the bathroom. Thank you for showing us your place.

[@lynlandham3779]

I think that's a great apartment! It's a lot nicer than some places I've lived!

[@Waryan1]

I could definitely stay there! Thanks for showing the layout 🙏

[@grahamparks1645]

Electric blanket if you can find one would keep you very warm

[@marystaufenberg]

Your apartment reminds me of the first apartment my husband and I had in Miami Florida in 1966. We had a strict budget, but we had a roof over our heads and a bed to sleep in and we were grateful. We even had a view. It was the back alley of a grocery store. The positive thing about it was that we could walk to the grocery store, so we did not need to drive and saved gasoline.

[@brypyon]

Constantine, love all the inside stories, yet, I was very concerned about your safety in that country. I am so glad you got out and start all over. Much prayers for you and your family.

[@muleears1]

Gratitude is the attitude of all things good. Good video Konstantin.

[@antoniomrubio]

Thank you for this and the other work you’ve been doing. You are a good and decent man and I hope for a peaceful, happy future for you, your family and your country.

[@annhowe4131]

Glad you found a place, loved your sarcasm😁 Enjoyed seeing it. Amazing families are crowded in such small places. I have what is considered a small home built on an acre of land, 24’x24’. I really like my small home, very roomy for one or two but even here more than that number would be a stretch. Such could be done if need be but oh my. I wonder why the washer is in the bathroom and toilet in a closet where washer could’ve gone🤔 Thank you for the tour, God bless you and your sweet family.

[@celenascheede-bergdahl5473]

As long as there is love in the house, who cares what it looks like.

[@pbr549]

It's funny how things never change. Frankly when I was a kid in Miami FL we had a small house. I remember we did most everything outside. The same in Tennessee. You know your neighbors and their families. I wonder how may hours a day does a typical Uzbeki work.

[@shokhrukh9769]

at least 12 hours

[@janetpope8495]

Congrats on finding a spot to lay your head. One thing to check off list. Good luck and thank you for sharing 🙏

[@angelhugs4954]

Good morning from Utah USA 🇺🇸

[@jengarza2877]

Kind of reminds me of US Army quarters in Germany. The exterior is exact vibe. Oh my the memories.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Wow I didn't know that

[@southernhippie9058]

Looks very much like the building my son and his family lived in when he was stationed in Germany with the army.

[@connielimon90]

yeah, the kitchen is cute and I like separate toilet room also, actually I like the lay out of this apartment. Again, one of those Delogni OIl heaters or a Duraflame infared heater would heat that bedroom.

[@recoo403]

Greetings from Finland but I've to comment on your bedroom! Seems like the balcony has been coverted to a bedroom. No wonder it's so cold, you're almost sleeping outdoors :)

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

yes it looks like it

[@Nls007]

It's interesting to see differences in culture through floorplan. The kitchen being in a completely separate area for example vs an open floor plan where the kitchen and living area are in the same space. The toilet and shower in different rooms vs having them together. Little things but indicative of different schools of thought and cultural tradition.

[@Tess105]

Hello from Wyoming. Interesting to see the apartment, and I've enjoyed learning about Uzbekistan, which is a mystery place to me. You have a gift for teaching and videography. By sharing you help us all learn that people everywhere are just people like us, and that is such a positive use of technology. It makes it harder for the power seekers of the world to dehumanize "others". Your prayers help us give voice to our thoughts and feelings that we have trouble organizing and putting into words. Sending up the prayer is one action we can take. Are you working out? Self-care is important, too, especially in stress. Welcome to the plant-based community!

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

I have not worked out in 10 years due to eye problem. Now I will ) Thank you ❤️

[@olmostgudinaf8100]

I lived in something smaller in a small town in England for £575 (about $800) *20 years ago.* This is in the heart of the capital city.

[@jewlzgoldstein6]

Thankfully you have a roof over your head and are safe. The neighborhood looks cozy, bet it will be easy to meet and make friends with your neighbors. Looking forward to more videos, you rock!

[@qqq1q1qqqqqqq]

So excited to learn about Uzbekistan!!!! I'm a little quirky so when I say I like the country people around me just stare or say something like "Huuuuh?" But I am truly interested in the country, culture and people. I'm from a small town in East Texas and haven't traveled much, so this is how I see.the rest of the world. I am grateful for these kinds of videos.

[@Steve-gx9ot]

It is liveable.... an sure you will do better when you finally make it to USA fir good. Hope it is soon. Keep trying. You were BORN TO LIVE IN FREEDOM IN USA HARDWORKING and Intelligent honest enough wink

[@yarnprepper]

I think your couch looks like a futon bed. Does it flatten out? Might be more comfortable and warm to sleep on.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Yes it flattens out. The bed is pretty comfy, it has a real matress

[@jacynthe2011]

Think about it russians people!because it will have a big impact for your country!

[@alansmith9180]

I was married to a Russian national and came to understand that the Russia culture does not place the same value on human life as in the West. Of course, there exceptions.

[@rhondaprice5202]

A nice place. All that s person needs really. It wouldn't work for me though because I'm claustrophobic. Love and prayers to you from NC USA 🇺🇲❤️🙏

[@ellaeadig263]

It's weird that the wardrobe is in the living room but oh well. :) Thanks for this video - I love to see how people live in different countries, I think it's really important to understand the experience of others.

[@Julia_USMidwest]

I enjoyed seeing details of the apartment. That would be pretty tight for a family! I admire your courage and drive to establish business in a different country. I'm praying for your success with the business ahead of you.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Julia there’s more than I can say

[@HerculeseBaby]

Nice to see the toilet is separate. That is one nice feature!

[@terrysky83]

Dear friend, thank you so much indeed for the daily stream. You seem to be the only person beside Alexei Nalvany that have courage, conscience and humanity in the far north

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@scottymsu6063]

The sarcasm is killing me.. haha

[@shokhrukh9769]

3:17 this is not a bedroom :| this was a balcony and they turned it into the bedroom while repairing and if you don't like, be fucked up from there all of you are moving to Uzbekistan and you have to adapt Uzbek lifestyle, it's a rule of life. it doesn't matter you are gonna live for a week or many years

[@janeburton7647]

At least this apartment has distinct rooms and the necessities. It is difficult for me to imagine 4-5 people living in a location that size. We are blessed to live where we do. Thanks for sharing this with us. Cheers! 🌼🌼

[@bernadette8300]

I love the wedding pictures taking place.

[@tuvoca825]

There are good people in Russia, too. This channel helps remind some of us who don't know anyone in Russia. Thank you.

[@goldberrygal4406]

It’s been impossible to comment on some of your other videos so am doing it here. Stay strong and when all the craziness is over, know the world still loves the Russian people :)

[@Queen-of-Swords]

What the hell is that place made of! The walls are so thin! You better pray there are no more earthquakes and that the wind does not blow too hard! Sticky marks on window is where someone has taped up plastic in the winter to try and keep warm. Yes we do that in the UK too. Houses with old windows. In the 1960's a lot of British high rise buildings were also made of these concrete panels. But yes its OK, you have everything you need there. The hardest thing I found in the Krasnodar countryside was the BEDS. A thin mattress on a MDF board. Hardly more comfortable than a park bench. 😆 The beautiful countryside made up for it though. We went up into the mountains to a "hunting lodge" and on face value it looked better than the first place we stayed which was also very dirty. But the beds were still the same. Thin mattress, on a wooden board. 😆 Russian beds, oy! More comfortable to sleep in a stable with the cows, on straw. Honestly I think you can live better in an old dacha, at least bleach is cheap. Once it is clean so long as you have water and electric you can be OK.

[@rosalindastourian3985]

The stove reminded me of my flat in Armenia in 1995. There was a small balcony off the kitchen where the propane tank was kept. Thoughts and prayers were often needed to get it to light.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

🤝🌹🌹

[@33rdusa]

Very interesting. Thanks for the look.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Thank you my friend

[@AnneDaleHomestead]

Thank you for sharing

[@chilesauce7248]

I like the designs of the interior doors.

[@kimmc626]

I love this video. I’m glad you found an adequate apartment. It’s nice to see your mind focused on something not as heavy for just a bit. Peace and love, my friend. This too shall pass and you’ll soon be back with your lovely family. ✌️💔

[@SimpleTruth1309]

Thank you so much for the tour. I feel like a world traveler, humbled to see how others live, and thankful to all those generations who sacrificed and contributed to bring us this far along. ❤

[@happyhedgewytch4573]

Cute little apartment! :)

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

👍❤️

[@ellengoldammer3034]

Watching your Constitution message from Minnesota, and my heart is breaking for you. I know what is happening, and how it feels for you. Russia is a BIG country, and you cannot carry all of this on your shoulders. You are a Light-bringer- focus on bringing the Light of Truth into peoples lives, and let others take a share of the weight of the negative. We watch you often, and we know your heart. Be safe, and Peace to your Soul.

[@fishing1335]

Cozy looking place!

[@lorraineforrest5266]

Just to say love from Scotland xxx

[@GodNeedsNoReligion]

Sitting here in my 2 room+kitchen with everything from the 50's. Just wait another 20 years and those windows will be considered a bonus "original is so cool".

[@positivetradingofficial500]

It is one of the most livable place in asia.

[@bazzaah]

The layout is not unlike a few apartments in Krasnodar that I stayed in when I was a student there in the early 90s. It's like that lovely old Soviet romcom film, Irony of Fate.

[@donstaples4812]

Here in the U.S., we need more housing like this.

[@earthwater9964]

Awesome reporting. Классный доклад. Как всегда, спасибо

[@holddamayo7474]

While this apartment was not bad at all, it really does show the higher standard of living we have in the US. When you first entered I honestly thought it was the projects.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Everything here is like your projects

[@andybrown5705]

On your latest livestream you mentioned that you did not want subscribers who were coming just because of the 'special military operation' ... but I think you have missed the bigger picture. The world needs more people like you, more real Russians to show them how you feel. To see your genuine feelings is to show the rest of the world how real Russians are feeling about the situation. I tell my friends to watch you and they begin to understand the reality from the genuine Russian point of view ... I found your channel because I was searching as a westerner would ... and you have given me a much clearer picture of what is happening from a Russian citizens perspective. My girlfriend is Ukranian so I know what it is like from her perspective and I know that most Russians are victims of this tragedy ... we appreciate you for trying to get your message out there ...

[@Spootythefoozler]

the grout and seam work looks really clean on the tiles and the sink! very nice

[@emperorvitiate1844]

I love your videos! Take care on these hard times. Greetings from Finland. Thank you INSIDE RUSSIA(INSIDE UZBEKISTAN)

[@sirhugocatflap2076]

For that gas stove I recommend a big "bbq lighter" - about the size of an electric toothbrush, much easier than matches. Thanks for the video, the place seems OK - not too bad for one person.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Thank you I will live

[@debrajones2499]

Typical efficiency apartment. Very fortunate to get it.

[@88meemaw88]

That’s the kind of apartment that promotes more outdoor experiences. 😁

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

100% true. Kids play outside till they are dragged home by the parents at 9 Pm complete darkness

[@gloriaandrejcik9787]

Maybe you can get a small space heater at hardware store for the bedroom. That way you could rest comfortably. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully you'll be back with your family soon. Stay safe!

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Now it's dark and still 79F outside no heater need AC

[@nzgamingfan]

Its a nice place. it would certainly do me well. I am not too fussy when it comes to apartments and things. Sure, I like good looking places, but, what matters more to me is that it is livable and comfortable.

[@AUTISTICLYCAN]

Thank you for sharing pictures of your home with us. It is lovely. You pay $500 a month for that. In the USA New York a place that size would cost upwards of $2,000 a month. Just the month fees in my building are a good bit more than $500 a month. $500 a month you are lucky my friend count your blessings. People in the USA are homeless because they can't pay $1,500 a month for an apartment smaller than that.

[@triciacherise8084]

Your funny. 😂 I love your sense of humor. Lit with the power of thought 😅

[@Mirage2020]

seems like a good palce to live. it remebers a lot my neighborhood. ❤

[@foskco87]

In Canada it is also custom to take your shoes off when you enter someone's house unless they specifically tell you not to. I always found it weird how in the US people just wear their shoes around inside.

[@tuvoca825]

Depends... some people do. Some might because it's snowy, muddy, etc. Or they might if they are from/in Hawaii. Some Asian families do. Also, people with white carpet enforce shoe rules.. Also, germophobes or people who have a lot of geese or chickens, etc. Or... sometimes they just like things that way. 🤷

[@AssBlasster]

I would say some Americans are like that, but not most. My parents were strict about that "take your shoes off AT the door" rule when I grew up in Florida. Most of my friends have an area to remove your shoes at the entrance, even if apts are not designed that way.

[@agnieszkapilarczyk3092]

All apartments in post soviet coutries are almost identical. Greetings from Poland.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Hello! 🤝❤️

[@V8DTT]

Even in Romania we have this tipe of buildings.

[@okipo3443]

@@V8DTT yeah,în some regions even 2 families live in a 2 bedroom appartment

[@beaulieuc8910]

Thanks to your video, we have discovered an Uzbek restaurant in London. it was in a very low key sort of place and it was pure luck that we found it. We went there today but they didn't serve any vegetarian options (they must love their meat there). We are going back one day but we have to pre-book a vegetarian meal. It has dumplings and borscht. The waiter wasn't exactly friendly but helpful I don't know what the Uzbeks are like but he was our first one. We also went to a famous Russian supermarket in London where Tolstroy used to go and bought some beautiful russian sweets and oat biscuits which were a bit like rusks, a bit too hard to eat but we think they should be used as dunkers.

[@nicole740]

Is it typical to have locks that require separate keys on every door in an apartment?

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Nicole it beats me. First time I'm seeing it. Very strange =, out of horror movie

[@nicole740]

Thanks for answering! It felt odd to me.

[@TheKrismans]

There is seperate key because those doors are metalic and those are used as main apartment doors not for inside. First time I see something like that. I think it is cheaper to use mfd doors not metallic.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

@@TheKrismans No! They made of wood. They are interior doors - the exterior ones are much wider, building code. Very strange

[@TheKrismans]

@@INSIDERUSSIA really? Crazy, these doors look the same as my grandmothers apartment doors, but they are metallic. I have never seen these type of doors inside apartment. Nice. Every day you can see new things. Thank you for sharing.

[@perjrgensen8280]

Greetings from Denmark.

[@shakitaki7872]

I live in America but last summer I went to visit family in tashkent and I was very shocked when I went into a house similar to that and see it so different inside. It looked ugly outside but so beautiful inside.

[@wendyflores6577]

Thank you for the tour of your apartment in Tashkent. It reminds me of my living in the “Communist Condos” in Moldova during my 8 mission trips to Chișinău, Moldova. My friends I stayed with often were a family of 6 living in a two bedroom apartment. Thanks for the memories and your videos. God bless you for what you are doing. From NE North Carolina, USA.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Thank you. This place reminds me the USSR

[@christopherjhall]

Love the humourl

[@krisradjpaul278]

Smart to put your travel bags in the bathtub in case of bed bugs .

[@Stonehombre1]

You keep making fun of their "High Quality" apartment and they might ask you to leave early !!!!! LOL

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Nope! They loved my $500 😂

[@okipo3443]

500 bucks go a long way In a country like Uzbekistan

[@Oldmarine1952]

Better than hotel room K. Upgrade with clock/radio for tunes. :)

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

My notebook does it well )

[@robertbates5537]

I lived in smaller when single - kitchen was living room was dining room was bedroom with a small bathroom

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

LOL

[@robfritz841]

Cannot find an apartment that size in Delaware for $500, and Delaware is the cheapest State on US East Coast!

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

Wages are different too

[@robfritz841]

@@INSIDERUSSIA US President Biden is from Delaware, but he’s probably the best paid. In my area, earning $500 per week is RARE! Retail and restaurant workers probably average $250/week take-home pay. In America, only the Working Class pays income taxes. The rich pay no taxes! Loopholes and lobbyists!

[@holtsent]

Enjoyed the video. Best to you and your family.

[@nancydarling4918]

Interesting video. I think it is a nice place. Why is the toilet in a room separate from the rest of the bathroom? Thanks for filming.

[@amyjohnson7729]

That's the norm in Europe and I suppose Eastern European countries too. My sister lives in France and her apartments and houses are always like that. I like it but needs a small sink! 😉

[@PDUFFY875AOL]

That’s a cute apartment

[@pamelajaye]

Air conditioning and internet - absolutely important. Interesting thing in former Soviets countries windows - no screens. Do they also have no flying insects? I watch people on television shows leave their front doors open all the time and it freaks me out because I'm from Boston and now I live in Florida and the mosquitoes and the gnats and all the little flying biting things that get into your house... It's Not that I'm worrying about sanitary. I just hate being bit or buzzed. Little things flying up your nose, buzzing past your ears, and occasionally also flies. Right now there is nothing flying in my bedroom. I should celebrate. I didn't notice till I brought it up.

[@INSIDERUSSIA]

No mosquitoes here. Too dry and too hot. Florida is humid that’s why you have mosquitoes and the likes. Here only occasional scorpions that crawl on the walls

[@pamelajaye]

@@INSIDERUSSIA that explains it

[@pamelajaye]

@@INSIDERUSSIA as it turns out there were two flying things in my room last night and one of them bit me. It wasn't anything large.

[@tinabraxton4906]

Much nicer than my apartment.

[@mascendera]

Love the carpet. Whole place needs some color added +a good scrub. Paint or nice wallpaper would make a huge difference but for short term rentals the owners don't care. For 1 month this works just fine.

[@kepperMN]

You mentioned having AC in the apartment, but did not mention the Heating System! I re-watched the video and it looks like you have Hot Water Radiators only in the Living Room and Kitchen located under the windows on the walls. No Radiator in the Bedroom! No wonder it is Cold!

[@sallylambert7552]

You are so funny! I am glad you are able to make jokes. I am glad you found a place considering so many Urkanians moving there. Hopefully you could go home sometime. Its good for you to look at the positives. Stay well and safe. 😘

[@janetpope8495]

Sending all Russian people much ❤️. All people of the world 🌎 would want safe place, good food, comfortable clothes and love of family and friends. I like the old saying "a stranger is a friend you haven't met yet." I believe 🙏 in the goodness of everyday people.

[@susanmaguire1503]

Ha! In Boston, MA that apartment would go for $2000.00 mo (if that stove were legal) and if it were more modern, $2500.00 mo.

[@brendah4773]

Do you stay just for the week days (for work) then go back home for weekends?