How to survive in Russia's Northernmost town? | Real Reporter 

Thank you, Anna! Glad you’re enjoying my content. I checked out your channel and got glued to the screen. Your presentation is… mesmerizing

There starting to recommend it! I got this video recommended to me!

Yeah, very resilient. Otherwise, you can’t survive there, I guess. Glad you liked it the video 👍

Love your comment! Glad you’re enjoying the content. More videos are coming right up 👌

Why you are interesting of Russia ? 🇷🇺 💪❓️

Absolutely! Will do

Hey! Glad you liked it! Looked up where Sonoran Desert is. Seems like a nice place with warm weather all year round 👍

@@RealReporter The Sonoran Desert is most definitely a "warm" climate. Alas, for a few months during the summer it gets so hot that you can actually cook a steak on the dashboard of your vehicle. However, those are the days that you can recognize without a doubt God's gift of simple respite: shade and a gentle breeze. I wish you godspeed on your quest to find more new and interesting stories.

Glad you enjoy it!

It’s true! Glad you liked the video

I understand you. I love stuff off the beaten path. One day I hope to visit Russia and see how it is there with my own eyes and not via the MSM prism.

No, Siberia - it is Siberia, Yakutiya - it is Yakutiya, … taiga ≠ tundra. I live ~300 km southern Pevek. But there is no taiga, only tundra 500 mils around…. and sopka’s (small maintains ~ 250-500 (1500) meters)… and Gold, there are 10% mining gold of the World (third plies after Ural, and Alaska) Chukotka is realy same - Alaska.

Frost it is cool! Strong frost, but without wind.

Hey David! Yes, I used to make more of classic documentaries on television. But now, turned to YT

Flying dog! I haven’t seen this but I’m sure it can be true! 😅

Thank you! Hope you enjoy the content

It won't make a difference. Russia doesn't have anything the West needs that would need to be transported over the Arctic

That’s what I’m thinking. Very weird. Unfortunately not surprised. He probably uses an American accent to pander to Western audiences, not to mention this whole channel is glorifying the “strength” of Russia.

He is an RT journalist

Yeah? 😁

@@RealReporter Yes. You speak American perfectly - except that word (onion). But what do I know 😛

@@jesusdelacruz9458 yeah I listened to it again, it does sound funny. I think it’s a Russian O sound that slipped in. Anyway, glad you’re here and hope you enjoy videos on this channel 😎

@@RealReporter I've really enjoyed your videos - very informative and relevant topics - not frivolous at all 🏆

Сейчас глянула в вакансии и ценомер. Средняя зарплата около 130 тыс. рублей в месяц (но как правильно конвертировать в доллары, это не так очевидно: нужно применить ППС, паритет). Цены в Певеке примерно на треть выше, иногда вдвое, но на свежие овощи и фрукты многократно, чем, например, в моем Воронеже. Бензин дороже всего на 1-2 рубля. К сожалению, в Певеке тундра и мерзлота, и дачи практически не дают урожая, но люди растят огурчики-помидорчики прямо дома, на подоконнике и в застеклённых утепленных лоджиях (а белые ночи по полгода - это плюс). Есть ещё свое сельскохозяйственное фермерское овощеводство (теплица "Росток"), но из-за морозов и сильных буранов при -50 c, бывают аварии, и урожай вымерзает. Но продукция теплицы примерно вдвое дешевле привозной.

@@Olga-de3ru thanks for the reply. I love russia. I will visit next summer. I hope. If things go well and my visa is approved.

Not fair so high prices. After all this people are russians, not living abroad. Food should be free for everyone 😁

That food on minus temperatures to expire 😁 no way They don't need fridge, just keep food outside, saves a lot on electric bill, I do this in winter in Serbia.

@@GordanaStetin Yes this is safe. Reactors designed in same way as ones on nuclear submarines, icebreakers or aircraft carriers. There is nothing for free in this world. Prices are higher in places where it is hard to deliver.However most organisations which provide you a job give you meals three time a day. As for fridge - there are summers when the temperature is above 0C for three month. We keep food outside the window during winter in a boxes that we cold "Chukotka freezer" but for mild cold fridge temperature or during summer we need fridges. And it is pretty expensive to buy it here because of logistics, so we often use old Soviet models.

@@postgradsibstud9321 thank you for all information. It looks as somebody who did reply to me before you and I did reply back, he/she deleted comments, only my comments visible.

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