My Russian NEIGHBOURHOOD STORE after 9 Months of SANCTIONS! “Magnit” Supermarket. Wow! 

Russians loves buckwheat and never laugh at those who loves it too! 😁 Regards to India!

@@baklykovlive this video bought tears in my eyes bro thank you so much. 😎

Добрый день, мой далёкий брат из Индии! Я тоже люблю гречку, особенно из духовки! 🌹🇮🇳❤️🇷🇺🌹

Вкусная и полезная крупа !)))

Kasha !

Are you in shock? Are you in BIG shock? Are the shelves empty?

Hy Anna from Serbia

@@user-kv5xw4go8v навсегда пиши вместе

where in the UK are you? because I'm in the UK and don't see this

@@bearsagainstevil No need to lie lmao, we all know how it's going in the UK.

@@alexandrep4913 I haven't noticed a shortage of anything. what you do notice is people looking for workers everywhere post-Brexit and you do see inflation. I think the inflation is down to government spending during covid

I am happy for you, the only eggs available yesterday in a major supermarket in Cheshire where Clarence Court at over £2 for six. In two supermarkets they where out of lots of fresh vegetables. In one the offer was stale and inedible. Also every garage except for the supermarkets had the normal fuel locked off, only selling the more expensive alternatives. If you can’t see prices rising here you either have a problem with cognition, or you need to see an optician.

You should have pointed out that the egg shortage is down to bird flu.

Hmmm….

What's the name of this residential place?

Hello Eduardo! Yes, anti-Russian propaganda is insane. But the time puts everything on its places!

@@baklykovlive thanks for those encouraging words. It helps me keep my sense of optimism in these very challenging times. The world needs a strong and victorious Russia, now more than ever! A picture is worth a thousand words. Keep those videos coming!

Hi Robert! I remember our time in the mid-West!

@@baklykovlive me too, it is a great memory that I treasure. Who knows, one day, I may immigrant to Mother Russia.

Europe is now a lot better than the US! What happened to the US? People moaning all the time from the US?

@@maryrosed8475 Too many spoiled people with the mindset that, they are owed this and that, a generation of wussies and cry babies, we are doomed.

@@1954shadow I personally think Drugs have ruined the US. How many drug addicts are homeless? Years ago holidaying in the US was wonderful. Europe seemed dull! Not today. Europe has everything today and only the rich in the US have a high standard of living!

not only the prices are increasing but they are decreasing 150g butter to 120g so no one would notice how high the inflation really is.Inflation is shown in prices,they are saying 12% in western Europe 25% in eastern Europe,more like 40% in western Europe 80% in eastern Europe.

What do you think of Russia putting sanctions on 52 Irish politicians? I think we need to keep our Embassy open in Moscow. However, we should expel a lot of Staff in the Russian Embassy in Ireland but certainly keep the Ambassador. I do think we need to keep relations with Russia. We have nearly 8,000 Russians living in Ireland and a good few Irish living in Russia. My neighbours are Russian and are really nice people. They just want this military operation to end. Putin is putting a strain on the World when we should be concentrating on Climate we have War on our minds. War is never the solution. Praying for Peace.

@@user-kv5xw4go8v You, my dear friend did nothing to us. Our Collective leaders introduced ridiculous sanctions that backfired totally. Our governments send arms and money to Ukraine, Our governments brought in 65,000 refugees which is 1.5% of our total population are Ukrainians. We already had a housing shortage in Ireland with 11, 000 Irish people homeless. The European Union backed Ukraine and is loosing the economic war. So we will just have get used to being poorer, colder, possibly unemployed and maybe homeless. But being Irish we always manage to survive somehow. In Boston, Australia, New Zealand. The European Union is a disaster.

Same in 🇨🇦...Trudeau...inflated everything...

Economist Paul Craig roberts already said the sanction would cause a depression in Europe. Too bad Germany has it the worst now.

Damn. Sorry to hear

its stupid from the start people thinks those sanction can hurt russian, first of russia are border with china, you can get anything from china

You’re welcome!

@@geminiinc1042 No way...we just moved here a bit over one yr ago...lived at White Mud Falls....My Husband works for Manitoba Hydro....not too far from here... I would always take our daughter when she was little to The stoney beach here...she loves stones...Now we have a yard full of stones! 😳🤠... It is a very peaceful spot...full of all kinds of wild life in our yard and through it all the time... bears sitting on our deck quite often...waiting for a treat🤨...now they are sleeping... I think...☺️... They have put in a new subdivision...just near the top of the Hill... some lots still left...small world...🤗👋🏻...we have 14 acres...so like our own little world...

What's the name of this residential place?

You’re welcome! But Damn! That’s awful to hear what happened in Canada! So sorry the sanctions are backfiring…

@@baklykovlive The sanctions are backfiring in Europe even more.

@@baklykovlive Sergey, I am sometimes curious to see the comments of Canadians, Americans and Europeans about us, Russians and about Russia. After that, I have no desire to sympathize with any of them. All their problems are deserved and fair. Although, of course, there are always people on whom propaganda does not work very effectively and who think for themselves, not the media.

Wow guys, really weird canada is hit taking into account your oil and gas reserves!

Are sanctions are corporate greed

Greetings from Russia! BRICS 🇧🇷 🇷🇺 🇮🇳 🇨🇳 🇿🇦 Forever!

BRICS+++++++++++ 👍👍🇧🇷🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳🇿🇦 FOREVER and ever🤩🤩

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Obrigado! Welcome to Russia!

Daaamnnn!

Ok and how much do you earn back home? Average salary in St. Petersburg is 1000 USD.

@@janpavel1107 Nominal income does not matter. What is more important is how much you have left to live on after paying utilities, taxes, insurance, etc. I don't remember a single case in Russia when someone repaid loans to a bank for many years for studying and saved on purchases. And moreover, we do not have such that we sit at home in the cold in winter. It's -16 outside my window, and it's always +23 in the house.

@@Siberian_Bear72 yea russians in the provinces must have so mucj money to live on when all elders sell things at the roadside. Russians are poor and are cheap labour that's why the food is so cheap heating is gonna be cheap aswell since the gas company practically owns the country. your housings standards are on par with bad homeless shelters in europe

Fly through Turkey, Serbia, Dubai

Hmm.. I'm from Volgograd...

Greetings, Gerda!

You’re welcome! Thank you for watching!

Keep in mind the earnings are less in Russia so the prices are proportionally lower

Love to India from Russia! BRICS forever!

In St Petersburg an average temperature is only -1C. Not too cold.

Доброго дня. Летом бывает очень жарко. Например в Москве для меня лучшая погода это середина мая и начало осени, называемое " бабье лето". Солнечно, но не жарко. Весной Москве цветет сирень и тюльпаны кругом, а осенью очень красивые парки с золотыми и багряными деревьями... Обязательно побывайте в России, я думаю вам понравиться. Добро пожаловать.

Россия очень разная. В одно и тоже время на севере может быть мороз а на юге жара и люди купаются в море. Крайний север России далеко за полярным кругом, где зимой несколько месяцев не восходит солнце а летом несколько месяцев длится день.И при этом на юге растут пальмы, виноград, мандарины, выращивают рис и хороший чай. (Краснодарский чай)

So sad. 🙁

Spacibo!

Thank you for watching!

It's not that Russia doubled it wealth, it's that the west doubled its recession, inflation and pain.

You’re welcome, Brian! And thank you too! Big time!

What is the name of this locality or residential area?

Sarcasm? Or Troll🤔?

Russians are awesome but not putin

Ok

He actually did show the empty shelves after the first month of the sanctions,the Russians have moved on to other alternatives.

А как же "свобода слова" и "демократия" ?)))))

What???

@@graceperry2623 You may not have noticed the price increases. You will notice eventually.

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Ага. Только вот Ютуб кроме супермаркетов и ТЦ больше двигать ничего не хочет 😁

@@baklykovlive А когда тебя это останавливало? Ты всегда гнул свою линию так и продолжай,времена меняются а ты всегда останешься первым

@@ploykin2722 да, так как бабло все же не главное. Важнее оставить реальное документальное наследие, а не сидеть ныть на кухне, спасая Россию от диктатора Путина 😁

@@baklykovlive Я конечно желаю тебе бабла,оно всем надо для семьи и очень нужно для контента,но мне кажеться ты уже перешел черту понятия,,бабло,,в своем творчестве (Кстати заметил каналы ,,Гуляем поМоскве,, Лост ин Москов,,Ритм Москвы,,и тд ,такие несмелы подделки для под тебя,но они даже в соседние города не выезжают и там ноль интерактивности ты их на голову опередил уже давно

@@ploykin2722 Лост ин Москов уже свалил и затерялся где-то в Турции.

The sanctions mostly activated the Russian domestic economy and production. What Russian economy always was thinking is not necessarily to produce as always possible to buy somewhere else, now started producing itself.

Thank you too, for watching!

зачем кое-что понимать, переведи страницу- это просто, если скачат google translate

@@valentin7279 раньше в ютубе была кнопка под комментам перевести на рус. Теперь её нет , кстати только под комментами на английском. Санкции наверное))))

@@aleksandraizmaylova7413 у меня она есть, странно почему у тебя нет наверное обновить надо ютуб

Hard to argue

@@baklykovlive Ну 25% стран просто не выживают без нашей еды,например Египет это не совсем нищая дыра а там 100 миллионов человек без нашего хлеба не могут выжить+вся Африка что не мало да даже сама Европа в проблемах из за этого я уже не говорю об азотных удобрениях которые есть только у нас много и дешево а без них там вырастет два огурца На самом деле все это имеет глобальные последствия,просто до недавнего времени о них в мире не задумывались,все было в порядке вещей

@@ploykin2722 hard to argue - это «трудно поспорить». Ну типа я согласен был 😁

@@baklykovlive Видишь я тебя не правильно перевел а все враги расшатали психику:)))

@@baklykovlive Кстати насчет психики Тоже тебе аплодирую стоя,я бы уже давно бы всех из калаша пострелял бы за их вопросы людей с лишней хромосомой,наверное по этому мне калаш и не дают

lol

It's not Russia that needs someone's food, it's that everyone needs Russian food :)))

@@ploykin2722 I believe the need is 50/50. I see many not russian brands or fake non russian and i see many original "soviet" brands. So what do we need on russian brands outside russia? I only can think of PromGas. :)

@@Jiskefet39 Why do you think stupid brands? A brand is just a service bloated by the capitalist system, Russia, the number one in the world now in terms of grain, sunflower oil, meat, vegetables, the best nitrogen fertilizers in the world in any quantity, what brands will declare without all this :)) ) to sculpt hamburgers from personal shit :)))? And in a dream it’s a lot and uncompetitively cheap, there are many countries in the world that don’t survive without Russian food at all, but they can easily survive without Starbucks

@@ploykin2722 I do not think brands are stupid. Santions are stupid. And we all have survived until now so the trade will always find a way. It is always dum to think "you" are the number 1 "you" are number two so easy. Then "you" become first loser, that is what "you" should prepare for.

@@Ultra-Violet The food embargo is Russia's response to Western sanctions. The West hoped that Russia would starve. But Russian farmers have successfully replaced the entire Russian market with their products. And I am very happy about it. Sanctions are a good kick in the ass, which has triggered entire sectors of the Russian economy ;-)

Damn

Yeah, the times are changing so dramatically. But many people are still laughing at me when I say that Russia now is the real land of freedom.

@@baklykovlive How true it is!

Michael12 even in the 80s it was a little different ;-) No one was standing in line for bread. It has always been plentiful and very cheap. The queues were for good meat products. But I remember well that despite the poor choice in stores, people had a lot of different products in their refrigerators.

@@Pato_7 , сомневаюсь. По биологической природе человек - существо меркантильное и жадное. Капитализм прекрасно эксплуатирует эти качества. Коммунизм возможен в ограниченных общинах типа израильских кибуц, где все друг друга знают и оказаться коммерчески лживой и недобросовестной скотиной там - это означает полную потерю лица. То, что получилось в СССР, нельзя назвать коммунизмом даже близко.

Вы забыли упомянуть геронтократию, престарелых руководителей во власти которое было в СССР восьмидесятых годов (до Горбачева) а теперь мы видим это у вас. Просто удивительно как все поменялось местами.

Welcome!

Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching! My video from Hermitage - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lPoO7ohQgO4.html

@@baklykovlive Thank you.

But you do have seasonal decrease in prices?

in Russia "Magnet", "Dixi" have the cheapest prices but the products there are also made with using any means to make them cheaper in mind, you know what does that mean in a country where you can just pay to pass food quality control without giving any of your product for assessment. They have shops with more quality of food like "Vkusvill" but prices there more expensive

No need to be coy ... maga types are damn near mainstream now. What delicious irony it will be when a loved one of yours is shipped off to defend Democracy against those whose current produce prices inspire awe for you.

@@cali4niasf Your an idiot 🙄. Too late to hate. Four generations of my family have served this country from WWI to present. This is a glorious country, you just don't know it because your entitled and are self serving, your own idol. God Bless America! Do something with your life before you grow old and regret your words and attitude.

@@aisejane7586 that makes a lot of sense. I wish here in America we wouldn't waste so much food because they say for example they produced too many strawberries so they got destroyed .

Unfortunately 🙁

Sighhhhhhh ...

What do you consider essential items ?

@@user-it5hf2du8n do you see the 🤣🤣? That means I'm joking. They're clearly not out of essentials.

@@rubytuesday9539 I didn't pay attention to the emoticons. Therefore, I was very surprised by this statement. All the best to you .

True we do not need products from finland.

сюда не надо, люби своих.

😁🤣

У нас нет традиции забивать тележки, в этом нет необходимости, если около дома несколько магазинов, которые работают без выходных, а некоторые - круглосуточно.

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Ah!

You really want me to publish a time stamps of where are the people in this shop? 😁 It was 4pm when I filmed this. Go figure, the sunset in St Petersburg is 4:30pm that day. I entered when it was kinda bright yet and it was kinda dark when I left after 30 minutes. Most people shopping at 6-7pm right after getting back from work. I love it how every time when you see everything is ok you begin this “but there is no people” case. 😁😁😁 I intentionally coming when less people. Recently I showed that on the example of bookstore and McDonald’s. I came in peak hour and there was lots of people but less comfortable for me to film. And in McDonald’s I yet had to wait a free table for 10 minutes!!! And that just because of people like you!!!!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iaEhniCkXoE.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VsFrgLHqbpA.html

@@baklykovlive Average salary in Russia in March 2022 was approx 471 euros before tax. This is average not minimum. According to Rosstat average salary in Moscow last year was 1274 euros and in St. Petersburg 871 euros. There were 21 regions where the average salary was over 600 euros. In 64 regions it was less than 600 euro. Compared to 2013 wages in Russia have increased 90% in rubles but have decreased 8% if calculated into euros.

@@baklykovlive Wow, I did not notice that it is in St Petersburg, the second largest city in Russia with 5,4 million residents. At 4 pm the shop is empty! Things are looking pretty bad there. That must be why the prices are so low. Nobody buys them. I hope Russia will get rid of Putin and it's regime soon and will be a normal prosperous country.

@@Merle5743 lol you’re a liar. The salary in Russia is always after tax. You need to stop reading your liberal trash sources. Go and try to make anyone to work for 600 euro a month, of course, if it’s not a work for the retired people as a concierges to open the door to people coming home. The average price of one square meter in this neighbourhood which is called Tsarskaya Stolitsa on Kremenchugskaya street in St Petersburg is 250,000 rubles (4,000 euro). Go figure. And you parroting the BS from liberal trash sources about 600€ a month and seriously thinking in this neighbourhood there is not many people in the store because nobody can afford the stuff there? 😁 well, ok. Now tell me why so many people in the bookstore and McDonald’s when I recently came there in a peak hour? I had to wait for my table for 10 minutes because of deluded people like you.

@@Merle5743 this is a neighbourhood store, only local people are buying the stuff there. So it has nothing to do with 5.5M people living around. People who live in this neighbourhood are living in the apartments with an average price of 4000€ per square meter. Yes, sure things looks bad 😁 Next time will come in a peak hour. Same as I was coming in a peak hour to the bookstore and McDonald’s. But then I’m sure you will complaining I am poking the camera into their faces. Ahaha

Nothing happened with the Real Russia channel. not sure what you mean.

With Russian resources to be cold and hungry :)))

Yes, these sanctions are the shame. They are against everything the West was preaching about and was standing for. It’s unnatural and that’s why backfired.

Same company, Lay's bought Walkers out years ago.

You will not explain it for people like that. They see what they wanna see. Even when o show many people they say “but they buy nothing, it’s a window shopping” lol

@@baklykovlive Как раз наоборот это хорошая идея, она объяснит почему многие покупают даже продукты онлайн с доставкой и не ходят по магазинам! Просто сделай стрим с покупкой продуктов из "шестерочки" или что там у тебя рядом с домом с бесплатной доставкой курьером.

You’re welcome!

Thank you for watching and comment!

Thank you!

Sure 😁

Sorry for my English. I have a small IT business, my company employs 35 people. Work in the office or remotely at the employee's choice. The minimum salary in the company of an intern is $ 800, the maximum is $ 11,000, the average is $ 4,500, income taxes are 13%, medical insurance is free. Rent a good apartment (two or three bedrooms) in the center of Moscow, in a good house and an area of $ 600-1500, utilities $ 50, Internet $ 10, mobile communication $ 10-15, business class taxi about $ 30-50 Per hour, metro or transport fare $ 1. A plane ticket to the sea in Sochi or St. Petersburg from $ 50-100, a night in a 5* hotel in Moscow $ 100-150, coffee $ 1.5, lunch $ 5-15, dinner with wine in a very good restaurant for two $ 100, a movie ticket $ 5-10. Buy an apartment in the center of Moscow 100 sq.meters 400 - 500 000 $, an apartment in a good area 200-400 000 $. On average, mortgages in Russia are repaid within 8 years. 80% of the population have their own housing (without a mortgage). The average level of loan repayments in relation to income is no more than 20%. According to the Central Bank, deposits of the population are 2 times more than loans issued. Secondary and higher education and medicine are free, preschool education and kindergartens are free, a subsidy (maternity capital) of $ 11,000 is paid at the birth of a child.

Jeg er heeelt enig med deg! Mat i norge koster flesk og det er så liten utvalg at man vil grine når en går til Rema/kiwi/coop/bunnpris osv...😢

@@hugochaviz79 +++👍👍👍🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

@@hugochaviz79 Your english is very good. WOW, this sounds just fantastic! If I compare the prices for food and what I have left of my salary, after all bills are payed. Norway is a slum compared to Russia. Most western countrys, including the US have even lower quality of life than Norway. I get a sneeking suspition that this is why Joe Biden started the «regimechange war» by proxy with Russia. The sanctions was always ment to hurt Russia financially.

@@hugochaviz79 Все хорошо, но платежка за трешку в 50$ - это нереально. 100$ более реальная цена.

Thank you for watching, Alberto!

you have not yet realized that the satanists have imposed sanctions against you.