Cost of living in Canada | Groceries and Prices

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In this video we are going to look at cost of living in Canada, groceries and prices. I'll show you food prices in 2018 and how much you are going to be spending on groceries.
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As an immigrant, I know how it feels to see this prices for the first time, but once you start working in Canada, you should have no issues paying for your Groceries.
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@curlwhurl3507 5 лет назад

Igor! This is funny to watch as a Canadian that shops there all the time. Dont forget to tell your friends about PRICE MATCHING. It’s when you show the cashier that the product is cheaper somewhere else, they give you that price- good way to save money! I use the app FLIPP to look for sales from other stores ✌️😌

@MsK-xm7vw 5 лет назад

Canada has some of the most expensive grocery prices in the world. There's a damn good reason that so many Canadian children are going hungry in such a rich country. FYI for you new Canadians; the government here is owned by large Agribusiness corporations and profit margins are put way ahead of giving a shit about the food security or hunger of our children...Welcome to Canada!

@sadafmaqsood6875 6 лет назад

Igore! Recently found your channel. Your style of sharing information is very interesting, I like it very much, it's original not fake as mostly found on RU-vid. You are doing an excellent job by giving information to those who needed it very badly and has nobody out there to guide. Keep up the good work. God bless you and your family. Amen.

@prajnatotaram2214 6 лет назад

Sadaf Maqs

@chuks051 5 лет назад

@@prajnatotaram2214 I would love to Know what That means Pls!!.

@Benjiefrenzy 6 лет назад

Canada is metric. The only reason why produce and bulk foods are measured in pounds is because $1/pound looks cheaper than $2.30/kilogram. All of the packaged goods are measured in grams, kilograms, litres, and mililitres.

@wxmtinxw9319 6 лет назад

Ben McInnes wtf would you say that is it true?!?!?!?!?!one apple 1 or 2$!!!!?!?!?!?!?!?

@cypros.2437 5 лет назад

yeah you canadians you eat only rabbish junk food even in supermarket

@lepom5289 5 лет назад

Canada may be metric now but we all still think in pounds. Ask a Canadian how much he weighs and he will answer in pounds. Canada post asks how much that pkg weighs and I tell them 5 lbs. Its the way its always been.

@BlueOrangey1 5 лет назад

Haha yeah right, Canada uses pounds and feet because we are so dam influenced by the US. Officially we use metric but because of how dependent / influenced by the states we are we always still use pounds, feet, and sometimes even miles.

@sadee1287 4 года назад

@@BlueOrangey1 No...we use both because metric never really took off as well as the gov't wanted it to. I was in grade 6 in '78 when it was brought in, and having to switch over was tough. I still consider myself a 'hybrid' measurement system user, because I'm metric in temperature and speed, but imperial for everything else.

@theelvenvampirehakathriel8902 5 лет назад

holy crap food is expensive compared to the US. Just about 3 times more. No wonder we have so many fat people here xD

@julieerin115 5 лет назад

And he's shopping at one of the cheaper stores!

@lineage254 4 года назад

That is expensive? jesus fucking christ is half of what i paid in my country.

@j2174 4 года назад

In the States, how much is 100g of actual Dutch gouda (not the American sliced one)? Also, how much is the minimum wage?

@catherineparis8678 4 года назад

J don’t know about the cheese. In general fancy cheese is a little expensive. Overall minimum wage is $7.25 but different cities can have a different minimum wage

@herrickinman9303 4 года назад

The cost of groceries in the US really depends where in the US you shop. E.g., food prices in Alaska are much more expensive due to the added transportation costs.

@Benjiefrenzy 6 лет назад

Produce is generally more expensive in winter, especially berries. In Halifax, 1 kg of strawberries in the winter is about $7, in summer the same amount is about $4.

@cypros.2437 5 лет назад

I think there oll the food is rubbish

@nataszahryncewicz2336 3 года назад

from a vegetarian point of view, I appreciated that you showed a variety of foods and not only/mostly meat. Many other ppl that I watch (polish ones) showed almost only meat prices.

@ardennielsen3761 6 лет назад

it is -35*C outside and the 50'000 square foot ware house is heated to +23*C... the running cost for those buildings is ridiculous, the owners don't make much of anything by owning stores.

@BrodyYYC 5 лет назад

plus the lights used to be 1000 watt metal-halide bulbs. They are probably retrofitted to LED now but even still being on 24 hours a day 365 days a year has to add up. I don't see how a store like this could turn a profit in somewhere like Ontario. Luckily we have super cheap natural gas here in Alberta because if the gas was more groceries would cost more. It's always passed on to the consumer the store isn't going to eat the extra expense. No pun intended :P

@esthermiller2713 4 года назад

I think most Canadian stores sell items in grams. But there are always weighing scales hanging near the produce.....which show the weight both in grams AND in pounds. Some of us absolutely refused to go metric decades ago, so we still think in lbs & ounces. So we appreciate the easy option of translating for those of us who never wanted to learn metric measures.

@casawi4760 5 лет назад

15/hr * 40 hrs * 4 weeks = 2400/month gross. Let’s say you pay 30% income tax so you’re left with 1680. Rent one bedroom in Toronto or Vancouver = at least 1800/month so what are you left to eat with?

@jucuyo1 5 лет назад

Overall Australia and canada are more expensive than the USA

@spearPYN 5 лет назад

plus its always cold there...

@chuks051 5 лет назад

Nope! not at all both Countries are Cheaper than US Dude!.

@cule219 4 года назад

Really depends where at you are in USA. Big cities are not cheap at all, also states that don't have income taxes will have expensive groceries since sales tax is what they rely on

@jucuyo1 4 года назад

@@cule219 not really, texas groceries are cheaper than Louisiana where there is state and taxes and remember that texas have no state taxes.

@sadee1287 4 года назад

@@akanimations5157 In Australia? Probably the same. Not a good idea to generalize....Canada's the second largest country in the world, and WAY more multicultural than the US.

@hungrylittlebean 5 лет назад

The Superstore is way too expensive. We shop at Mr. Meats, Joseph's Produce, No Frills, Food Basics, and Freshco. We buy our bananas for 56 cents a pound. We can get strawberries for $1.50 /lb, raspberries for $1.44 half pint, same with blackberries, blueberries. I just bought 15 pounds of potatoes for $1.99, 5 lb carrots for the same. Although, what is laughable is the lettuce at $4.00 t o $6.00 for a head of iceburg lettuce. We can usually buy it for a $1.99 if we have to. I agree that stuff is crazy pricey and a rip off. For cold cuts we always buy when there is a sale at Mr. Meats which we can buy it for half the price. We grow our own indoor herbs, leaf lettuce, cherry tomatoes, and other things in our sun room, plus we grow all sort of things outside in the spring and summer like peppers, tomatoes of all kinds, cucumbers, broccoli, raspberries, strawberries, herbs and spices. This year we will be adding sweet potatoes and baking potatoes into the mix.

@rosemarcella7562 5 лет назад

No frills cheaper

@Adriel_HD 5 лет назад

Rose Marcella oh yeah i work there

@rosemarcella7562 5 лет назад

@@Adriel_HD No frills yup cheaper. But because we need to buy by bulk, we go to costco and just good enough

@sadee1287 4 года назад

Good job growing what you can. I thank god I can get veggies from my dad's garden. Seems like you've got the bead on savings for groceries. Some stores do overcharge. I used to price check more but of course not now...hopefully when things get back to normal I'll be able to find sales prices again.

@milohrnic2023 5 лет назад

Cheese and poultry are very expensive in Canada because there are very high duties on dairy and poultry imports and there are production quotas within Canada to keep prices high. This hurts everyone in Canada except for the insiders who are allowed to produce dairy and poultry in Canada.

@KTBFFH 6 лет назад

You're a lifesaver mate. Definitely going to bring over everyday household items with me when I come over thanks to you!

@esthermiller2713 4 года назад

We’re aware that if we’re wanting high quality in something like an electric appliance, as an example, the higher the price, the better the quality. But there are many people here in Canada whose income is so low that they simply can’t afford good quality. So those who are that limited with low income are given the option of something affordable for them......which will last for a little while......hopefully.

@dajesu5154 5 лет назад

FOODS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE IN CANADA, YES VERY EXPENSIVE.

@fadisamour 6 лет назад

Hi Igore, thank you for spending the time to create all these helpful videos, much appreciated. Keep the good work.

@annearmstrong1310 5 лет назад

Really interesting to see the Superstore in Calgary thank you Igor. Really interesting style of presenting things and open and honest, that is rare to find on You Tube, so thank you.

@jayleecanada5604 4 года назад

When the touring restrictions are lifted,i'm gonne visit Canada,it would be an awesome experience!

@igbajoseph5901 5 лет назад

People thinks they are super stars and want to get paid for their faces....who is laughing with me

@stugotz986 5 лет назад

Igba Joseph I’m laughing at your poor grammar. You’re an idiot!!

@lex541 5 лет назад

@@stugotz986 he was just quoting Igor....did you watch the video?

@laresiablair3527 6 лет назад

This is really awesome! It's so kind of him to show the grocery store and the prices.

@Ssookawai 4 года назад

So basically the prices are the same as western Europe (I studied there)... I'm planning to come to Canada as soon as I can and this video is kind of reassuring me, I can't give up on good food (good veggies and stuff) so that was my first concern. Thank you so much for your precious info.

@sagarchawla1688 4 года назад

You videos are always very good. I am thinking of coming to Canada for higher studies in 2022. So, I am watching this to know the prices of all the stuff. I am happy to see all the Indian food items. The price is somewhat high. In India bread is about Rs. 40 that means about 1 dollar and in Canada, I have just seen at 2CAD. The price is double. But once you will get a job it will not look that costly.

@srs3572 2 года назад

The college system is excellent. But you have to earn a high salary to have a high standard of living.

@sebazizou 5 лет назад

P.A.N. Flour at 18:29 !!! as a Venezuelan this is KEY information (helpful for our Colombian neighbors as well).

@shalini3287 6 лет назад

Caught up 9:20 😄I was wondering how nobody noticed you there.. you almost covered all the sections 👍🏻well done I feel like I’m shopping there right now

@liengthi 5 лет назад

Hmm I don't know why I am watching your channel regarding "Canada". I really want to visit there and I absolutely have no idea why,! Maybe for nature, or in the future if I have to migrate anywhere in the world it might be Canada. I'm from New Zealand, the supermarket prices are pretty similar too here btw. (EXPENSIVE) ♥️

@ikerfater 5 лет назад

Lieng Son it also familiar like in aussie too right

@ikbelsoua 5 лет назад

you are really making huge effort. very informative. and nice smooth resolution.

@EgyptloTelugammai 6 лет назад

U just got one new subscriber 😉 i like ur clear, honest and simple but valuable info videos. Keep it up 👍

@esthermiller2713 4 года назад

Every day in a month there are certain items reduced in price. So, by the end of the month, the majority of items have been offered at a reduced price.

@jeanvonbarberode2377 4 года назад

Even comparing to Australia the food in Canada is expensive, today Aldi in Melbourne Bananas 1kg 1.99 AUD, 1kg Apples 3 AUD, 250g Strawberry 0.99 AUD, Cherry tomatoes 250g 1.99 AUD, generally many stuff what have been seen in this video is more expensive than in Australia. And we have higher salaries in OZ land as well.

@amarzouaoua844 4 года назад

Igor my friend a very nice person you are and thank you for what you are doing and keep being a nice person all love from algeria 🇩🇿

@slowestofbros8090 4 года назад

Honestly, the prices are pretty comparable to California. Some things are more expensive in Canada but a lot of things are one time buys. Cooking at home saves a ton of money so investing in food storage is a great idea.

@FaizanAbuAayat 5 лет назад

Thanks alot Mr.igor for such an important video for the migrants.. You deserve a like & i deserve a heart😂😂😂

@mickyz7559 5 лет назад

Italian subscriber here my friend ahahahh

@orianafisher3960 5 лет назад

Hey Igor.. I just discovered your channel.. you weren't sure if you had Italian subscribers..well I am one. May I add to your viewers that Kraft dinner (macaroni and cheese) is very cheap and often on sale. Very popular in Canada especially when you are a student. Hope that helps .😉

@donjavier5636 4 года назад

Hi friend !!! I'm peruvian but live un spain , i like your Channell and thanks for all tips , a greetings and a strong hug

@BrodyYYC 5 лет назад

It's still expensive but that $29.99 was for the grinder haha. The salt inside is basically free and is just for looks. Just salt itself is one of the cheapest things you can buy here. Even pink Himalayan rock salt isn't too much if you get it from Winners or I think even Dollerama has it now. One thing I find annoying living here and buying groceries is the units of measurement. Some places will have Pounds some places Kilograms and other places like Safeway will have both units and it just depends what you're buying. They might have the sale price listed in one and then the regular price listed in another. Without a bunch of math you can't even see if you're actually saving much money! Which is frustrating because sometimes they will put something on sale but it's only a couple cents off but because people see a brightly colored tag they think it's a good deal.

@Barbwheel 5 лет назад

It’s strangely comforting that the prices in Calgary, where you are is basically the same price as Toronto. In Toronto you don’t need a car. I walk to the local grocery twice a week. I spend about 40-60$ each trip for 1 person. There are numerous fruit stores and ethnic food stores within 5 blocks either direction. It’s a very multicultural city.

@ericavilanova13 4 года назад

Wow a lot of those prices look amazing when you live in Puerto Rico 👍 (the minimum wage is $7.25 and food is expensive) oh and we don’t have variety os things in the store

@havoc3478 4 года назад

Take note that is "Canadian dollars" it has smaller value that US dollars. It mean its still cheaper than the US products

@HarleyQuinn_93 4 года назад

The Canada dollar is also worth less than the US dollar... just look at the barcode on a book, if a book is $10 in America, it’s around $15 in Canada. It also depends on where you live in the US, the whole states of Alaska and Hawaii are highly expensive because they’re away from the mainland, but the mainland is expensive too. Cities like NYC, LA, Seattle.... they’re just as expensive.

@MFalalu 5 лет назад

Hello igor I just made U my immigration consultant hhhhhh I've been watching ur channel for quite some time but I think this is my best video, welldone!👍👍👍 Thank U for sharing this priceless information

@paulthomas9911 5 лет назад

wow. i am an American. i would hate it if our food was that expensive.

@chuks051 5 лет назад

Thanks Dude! You are really Helping us we really Appreciate it.

@dreamteam9748 5 лет назад

This is why I often go to the USA to get groceries, even with the difference in dollars and when I need to pay duty I save tones of money.

@prateeksha4040 6 лет назад

Thank you Igor for such informative video.. I'm am going to Vancouver this September (still waiting for visa) and I was really worried about how to survive as a student there.. After watching your video, I feel relaxed and I am sure I will survive.. Even though on bread and pickles but I know I will make it.. Thanks

@BrodyYYC 5 лет назад

The trick about surviving in Vancouver is that if you have any conservative view don't share them with ANYBODY! :P Especially if you want to have any friends there.

@sadee1287 4 года назад

Vancouver is VERY very expensive, so as far as food goes get flyers and compare prices....it will definitely help you save. I"m hoping you'll be on some kind of meal plan depending on the school you'll be going to - that will save you on food expenses as well.

@debolinasaha7007 5 лет назад

Can u please do a video for restaurants/ready made food and the prices in Canada

@sreejisajeev6043 6 лет назад

Great job with even greater efforts. Thanks a lot for such detailed and real information. Your efforts are highly appreciatable. Keep it up. God bless you.

@warrick3w881 5 лет назад

Hey Igor! Thanks for the videos. I am from Jamaica and thinking about moving to Canada and ur videos have been very helpful. Keep them coming

@AobeAmber 6 лет назад

Haha man, you just reminded me of my youth when you were speaking about spaghetti in Ukraine

@emperor4316 5 лет назад

Cost of grocery is definitely expensive it's gets worst each year. It is way cheaper across the boarder in the U.S

@trevorwalsh9443 5 лет назад

ya because of the government keeps putting min wage up which makes things very expensive

@jucuyo1 5 лет назад

Yes USA still numero uno!

@arviz333 6 лет назад

buy cheap quick made noodles, tuna cans, semi-plastic sausages, put on top cheap ketchup, and off you go on the track to ruin your health... oh don't forget bleached white bread which has no any nutrients only empty calories.

@ZennQuwisp 5 лет назад

umm you have half of what you typed right the other half is BS

@pallabbiswas5246 6 лет назад

Pls publish a video on Canadian income tax rate. How much tax deducted from salary (single/married). How much govt. return back and how, when they return back etc.

@aspro6744 6 лет назад

Pallab Biswas that is not easy as that would depend how you file your taxes and there are a lot of loopholes where you can get money back for example if you donate to a legitimate charity that is registered with the government you can get 30% to 70 back. The general term is this you will pay 40% tax if you are single if you are married you pay 30% now if you make less than 60k you will get most of that money back in tax returns not all obviously but you will have tax returns. Also if you have kids and don’t make a lot of money you get money from the government it is called child tax.

@pallabbiswas5246 6 лет назад

Thanks.

@HenriqueMizuno 6 лет назад

Hey Igor, could you please make a video of your for the week or for the mounth, so we can know how much we will spend on market please?

@mbrwn25 4 года назад

5:16 it's $30 for salt SHAKER that has some salt in it. You can buy salt in bulk for much cheaper.

@Ambitious419 6 лет назад

I’m an Italian subscriber so don’t worry there’s one

@esthermiller2713 4 года назад

There are grocery stores with cheaper more affordably priced items than Super Store (formerly called Loblaws). The grocery store very close to me is Metro.....whose prices are fair as far as I’m concerned. They are the only grocery store in my area with an electric grocery cart available which you can ride around in the store on......for disabled patrons like myself. I cannot do my own shopping without that electric cart.

@vanillaggl 5 лет назад

thank you so much for giving us a clear idea about grocery

@vidrion 4 года назад

Canadian superstore is a really expensive chain, I understand in the Atlantic it's a lot more affordable but in Ontario/ Toronto region it's more high-end and a lot of their food prices are exorbitant.

@Ambitious419 6 лет назад

I’m new to your channel and so far I love your content keep up the amazing work and have a good day or night

@ethanpet113 6 лет назад

The sausages you found were expensive, probably because they are imported. Remember any european foods are subject to shipping, import tax, and may have lower demand. Shop at an asian supermarket if you want better value on many goods.

@kuujjuaq58 5 лет назад

i like your presentation, and that you stick to a conservative budget. Excellent job!!

@siddharthsinghroa2496 6 лет назад

Igor, best lines in video: people think here they are super stars and wanted to get payed off, but will not show in video, only management guy handle situation when someone interrupts.

@esthermiller2713 4 года назад

That coffee maker you pointed out is not $54. It’s $54.99. We no longer have pennies......so the store can still claim (sneakily) that the item is under $55......for the sake of one cent. Then they of course have to round it off to the nearest dollar......which makes it $55. So much for being able to claim it’s less than $55! Ridiculous!!

@borntogojackmoralee1272 5 лет назад

Pink Floyd and Eric Clapton in the background... man I love this store!

@paulobz37 4 года назад

meanwhile here in south america the f***n reggaeton...

@borntogojackmoralee1272 4 года назад

@@paulobz37 My sympathies...

@almacintosh161 5 лет назад

The non food items are expensive to buy in food stores. You can get better prices in Walmart for those items.

@ArchDandy1134 5 лет назад

That was cool, I appreciate you taking us inside of your shopping experience.

@Peaceful_Days 3 года назад

In Russia groceries are so much cheaper. Although in Russia you make 4$ an hour and it's considered a good salary, but in Canada 14$ an hour is a minimum wage.

@redditcompilations2376 3 года назад

minimum wage is 16$ I guess...

@Peaceful_Days 3 года назад

@@redditcompilations2376 Depends on the province.

@jenjencannon3224 4 года назад

Great Job Igor.... I am canadian born... I dont shop much at Superstore... only if stuck or need something fast. Most things are too expensive there... pickles for almost 4 dollars! Crazy .. i would never pay that and its a few years old now. Dry pasta should be 1 dollar... not 2 DOLLARS. Love watching you walk around and giving your impressions. Dont worry about stupid employees trying to pressure you about the camera. I know you dont want to attract trouble.... but they are full of nonsense ...they cannot tell you not to record.

@mayurchaudhari3625 6 лет назад

Loved this vid .. pretty informative

@JDirom 6 лет назад

Coffee is the nectar of the gods! The video is looking sharp, is that your new camera?

@IgorRyltsev 6 лет назад

+J Dirom, yes my new Canon 80D with 10-18 lense. :)

@JDirom 6 лет назад

looks great man!

@thestudent1541 4 года назад

Yr the best bro... May God bless you richly...

@HPCthulhu2011 5 лет назад

Ill also mention that people who lìve here probably go for the Tim Horton's coffee makers. They make a hot pot of coffee in only 3 minutes or so otherwise it takes 15 minutes. Kerug single cup is also good.

@ercanalmaih 6 лет назад

It's illegal to shoot a video or take pictures in stores as far as I know. That's probably why the people were staring at you. Why it's illegal , it's probably about the advertorial reasons and also the supermarket's security. The staff were nice enough to let you continue to shoot but you need to keep is in mind that it's illegal or prohibited at least. Thanks anyway for sharing these awesome details about the life in Canada. That helped me a lot. :D

@timsummers870 6 лет назад

It is not illegal to take pictures or video in a store in Canada. Whoever said that to you is completely wrong.

@fungkhesten4602 5 лет назад

Love the video igor, it's so educative

@KingOvDeWorld 6 лет назад

Where is the maple syrup?? 🧐

@bootsofescaping01 5 лет назад

wow look at all that fruit and vegetables, and then all the snow outside. Amazing. I would expect prices to be high. The shipping and storing of produce in that climate would be an interesting episode in itself. Can you order things online (amazon) and get it delivered and save $ and gas? Since the prices are so high are the cheapper foods at least decent quality, preservatives, GMOs, dyes etc..?

@HPCthulhu2011 5 лет назад

Superstore has a sister store called No Frills. It is similar but they do not have as much choices. They only carry the primary products and brands. Superstore Warehouse is a third store that does bulk packages/deals. Superstore in Sunridge has live fish/lobster. Yeah so in No Frills it looks the same from the outside as Superstore but it only has food items, no chairs, microwaves, bbq accessories, etc. If you want a bakery inside of the grocery store than Safeway has that....maybe Sobeys does? Sobeys and Safeway are American. Anyway I like Costco myself and No Frills too.

@rjbasketballtv868 4 года назад

Is it canadian dollar right?

@IgorRyltsev 4 года назад

Yep

@rosemarcella7562 5 лет назад

I was elected official of 18yrs and my kids found me funny when I told them I'd like to experience working there. Any kind of work. I'm waiting for my time going to airport to visit Japan when I saw you here. I'm 56 yrs old. Really I love to experience working not as legislator anymore. I'm Rose Lachica Marzan Marcella in facebook. Good job. People are getting info about life in Canada

@joyjohnson885 5 лет назад

Food is expensive

@rosemarcella7562 5 лет назад

@@joyjohnson885 Exactly! I was there 2017 for 45 days and last year Aug - Nov of 2018. I love the foods. You can have all in Costco, Superstore, Wallmart, etc

@joyjohnson885 5 лет назад

@@rosemarcella7562 would like to go next year with my family. So I am researching. Trying to find out how feasible it is for me to do so

@rameshchavda9430 4 года назад

Hellow sir igor Nice to see you again😄

@hibael4842 6 лет назад

1pound is about 0.454 kg IS NOT EVEN HALF KILO !! THAT MY FRIEND IS EXPENSIVE

@TheIrishTrini 5 лет назад

from the Caribbean.. Moving Soon to Canada..Thanks for vids

@reibass 5 лет назад

It's the same like any big groccers stores in Europe, but way much bigger - XXL, with those prices up and down

@wandakitterman252 5 лет назад

Interesting...enjoyable, just found your channel.

@harpreetsingh-wz2cr 5 лет назад

You make excellent vlogs buddy....I myself preparing for Express entry visa ...so I have one question. Do I need to get my min experience of 2 years in the same organisation in which I am currently employed ? Can I switch from one organization to other ?

@_AmanAalam 6 лет назад

Great video. I was searching for some information like this. You're a saviour! :)

@GholamAliMossadegh 4 года назад

Fantastic initiative Igor. Thanks for sharing.

@gamblingtipssuggestions3016 6 лет назад

I love you man .

@Theovguitar 3 года назад

Teo from Greece here bro, i love what you are doing and keep watching all your videos, just asking for this particular video about the taxes on prices, are there included?

@rakhee_aisha 4 года назад

Very Good info for new immigrants or for people who are planning to migrate. Which province are you in Igor? If I may ask 🙂

@randombling246gaming7 6 лет назад

My friend i have awsome content and you've helped me make up my mind as to what i'll do in afew months time.. keep up the good work and help others decied what to do...

@Marielenemixblog 6 лет назад

Thank you i found a vlog from canada..new subscriber new viewers..love your vlog..from philippines

@bijulithapa3944 5 лет назад

You can go to Walmart, and get the same stuff.

@melissasteinbok8565 3 года назад

Thanks again you are so helpful

@princegurneet3906 6 лет назад

Buddy u doin good job for everyone...best wishes.

@gjdgreat27 5 лет назад

I watch all your videos and this is one of my favorite. hahaha people think they are super stars. thats funny. hahaha. hope to watch more. .I like to see videos about whats inside of those different kinds of houses for rent. Thanks ☺☺☺