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I've already watched about a dozen Americans and British who live in Russia and they all say the same thing. One case is an accident, two cases is a coincidence, three cases is a pattern, four cases is the truth.

I will be flying into Belgrade from US in August, then into Russia after spending some time in Serbia. I'm excited as heck to visit both countries!!! Peace to all my fellow humans🙂

Dude - I moved to Russia too! 😆I'm not there at the moment, had to take care of a few things in London (my son's last school term, and selling an apartment), but I'll be back there soon - can't wait!!! I'm married to a Russian, so was easy for me to get a spouse visa.

I am an American who has loved Russian culture since my university days. We lived in Washington state and there is a large Slavic community there, so I’ve known the people for a long time. My son married a Russian girl and I am learning a few Russian phrases in order to speak to my grandson. Before starting on my Russian studies, I began to intuitively feel we were being lied to about Russia. And now I know through channels like this, my intuition was correct. It is true what you say about the decline of the U.S. We recently moved to Texas to get away from the tragedy called Portland, Oregon. Life is good here in the great state of Texas but I hope to travel to Russia some day

Welcome to Russia. I had the same response from my fellow Californians about my might doing ok as a tourist but in a few weeks I would run back to the US. I am waiting for that still but most of those friends and employees who were sure I would beg to come back have disappeared and not longer communicate. They are sure that only they know the truth because they are in the "free World" and I am too embarrassed to admit they were right. When I left I gave my businesses to the employees by having them all as partners. You would think they would be happy that I Ieft and gave them ownership of active class leading businesses that were the key company in their segment. That was 24 years ago when I left and every one of the sold off the assets and closed the businesses. My view now and from the first day Putin was sworn in as president Jan 2000.I was not planned, just coincidence. I have been back to the US 5 times for 1-2 weeks each time.3-5 years apart and the obvious decline between visits was shocking. The beautiful city of San Francisco turned into a horror show. I have traveled a lot,92 countries and the majority improved over the last 20 years, as long as the US is not bombing them. We have invaded, staged coups, assasinated leaders or rigged elections in about 1/2 the countries on earth.And not one of those countries did anything to the US. Living in St Petersburg or any of the cities I have visited is a steady ramp up of quality of life. It is very easy to see that the average Russian lives better than the average American when you consider the entire scope of human range of life. The only thing Americans can claim is Russia is poor and they are rich. But that only works if the societies are equal in access to culture, free time, housing , personal security, personal freedom,, cost of living, medical care, education, food quality, transportation, government and media honesty, access to nature, polution,, division and anger of the society unity, sanity,family services such as paid family leave, family support such a grants to buy a larger home if a couple is going to have a baby, stress, paid vacation All of the above are 100% better in Russia and very poor or nonexistent in the US, Far higher percentage of Russian families own their home free of debt, ,in fact most 20year olds and over own their home.. Without the $3000 a month payments the Russian salary goes a lot further. Earning $1000 a month in Russia results a better life than $6000 a month in the US.. A women who is going to take time off work to have a baby keeps collecting her full salary for 3 year! The government can provide a grant to buy a larger home for the new addition.. Having more children results in even larger benefits. The median cost of normal delivery of a baby in the US is $40, 000 here it and any medical costs for every Russian is free and if the mother wanted to stay in the maturity hospital to have time to bond with the infant or just relax she can stay in the maturity for a month How many Americans would have a better more secure life if they had no college debt?1/2 of those debts are owed by people who had to drop out so their lower market value means high interest collage loans have a serious life long impact.. With streets safe at all hours nightlife and socializing it much more common for Russians than Americans, it is cheap and options are unmatched anywhere in the world. Every night world class concerts(54classia music halls, 9 opera houses,6 ballet,294 live drama and all free for students and higher grade performances than in the US. When my girlfriend was bugging me to take her to the US next time I went we started in NYC then Miami then Vegas to get a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon on to Santa Monica, all destinations she picked She noticed an ad for an opera we both enjoy so I promises to get tickets. It was at the MET ....the tickets or 2 in mid grades seats, the tickets were $1600!!!. For much better cast, theater, better orchestra and sets, we pay $20. How many Americans could afford that? Very few. So Americans have almost no access to the arts. Every Russian as access. Russians get a minus 58 work days off paid so adding in the weekends they are not paid for, there is a legal minimum 72vacation days. The stress level alone is so low, no conflicts or arguments regardless of who you meet and where. Besides being surrounded by the fit, feminine and beautiful Russian women it icing on the cake. The two genders like each other.

Hello from Texas. I have been married to a Russian woman for 20 years. I am a tenth generation in America. My ancestors came to New Amsterdam (New York City) in 1645. My great great great grandad was part of Stephen F. Austin's original colony in Texas (called the Old 300). The colonists left America and became Mexican citizens. There were actually 297 families/single adult men. My great great great grandad was the captain of the militia...before he died and Sam Houston took his place. The history of my family is essentially the history of America. So it is with sadness that I hope to relocate to southern Russia and establish a ranch there if I can. I don't know if I can because I am 69 and it would be a huge undertaking, but I have lost all hope for America. The economic system alone is totally corrupt and the asylum is being run by the inmates. Keep up the good work. Take care! 17:05

Hi Eric! It’s really makes me feel good when I see that people like you moving to my home country 🙂 all the best wishes to you and your family! Be happy and healthy.

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I'm also married to a Russian woman, I've been multiple times and if i could i'd move there tomorrow morning. Loved all my time spent there in the last decade, it's an incredible country. I'm in Canada, it used to be awesome here but in the last decade it's impossible to ignore how far we've gone downhill. It's a shame really but it's reality.

As a person who lived 10 years in the west and returned back to Moscow a few months ago , I guess I could share my perspective. Well, first of all, there are no ideal places in the world, there are pros and cons in everything. Second, your biggest hurdle in Russia is the language. Without the language you will be very isolated. The language is rather hard and requires significant investment of time and effort to learn. Start learning Russian well in advance before the move. Third, culture difference. In the west the individualism is the norm, in Russia people tend to be more on a collective side. They tend to form stable groups of like-minded people (the English word "friend" doesn't really descibe it, but something along these lines) that forms the basis many processes on the society. Psychology, getting advice, knowing the right people, the right doctor, etc. Four, work relationships snd expectations are different. In Russia, you cannot hide behind collective irresponsibility, they ecpect you to be responsible and accountsble for what you do and for the consequences it caused. Five, wokism is effectively banned. Everyone has the same rights and freedoms, no single group is supposed to have unwarranted privileges. Social activism is seen as annoyance. Russiams have a particularly acute sense of fairness and meritocracy. Six, well, climate. You can expect -10 or -15 in the winter with occasional drops to -25 and very comfortable +25 in the summer. It is the winter part people may dislike. :-) Seven, inches, feet, pounds, miles, gallons... Forget about it. No one would even know how long one foot or one inch is. Temperature is in celcius, water freezes at 0° and boils at 100°. First day of the week is Monday, not Sunday. There is no summer time. A4 is the standard paper size. Absolutely everything is metric, US is the only major country in the world that uses imperial units to this day.

It's so lovely and so nice to realize that slowly, step by step, people are waking up and starting to use their brains and eyes and not just zombie propaganda! Of course, there are some problems everywhere, we do not live in paradise, but after learning more about Russia, about culture, about people, you will be pleasantly shocked how wrong you were, to believe all the lies that endlessly pour into your ears! Despite all this demonic howling and pressure, we are experiencing an incredible spiritual rise, the country is successfully moving forward, developing, there are not enough literate specialists, many opportunities have opened up now, construction sites are all around, we are getting up from our knees, we are no longer going to be slaves, we have our own code, our own history, culture, more than 27 millions of Russians died for the sake of preserving their land, we have no right to forget this! To all adequate people, hardworking, friendly, WELCOME TO MOTHER RUSSIA!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Eric, greetings! About the homeless. I do not know how it is in Yaroslavl, but in the Moscow region there is a service "Social Patrol" and a network of social shelters /work homes for homeless people or people in difficult life situations. In such institutions, people live, work, receive a salary (part of the money is deducted for the maintenance of a shelter), they receive medical care there, documents are processed or citizens are transported to the region where they have relatives. There are also shelters for homeless people with mental problems, where they are also assisted and, if possible, enrolled in psycho-neurological boarding schools (this is a nursing home for mentally ill people)..

Первое время в любой стране не просто, когда ты мигрант, но как говорится "Дорогу осилит идущий!". Самое главное начать, а когда появится паспорт, то вся бюрократия ограничится Госуслугами.

Friend, you'll be fine.Welcome to Russia!!!

First time seeing your channel! Awesome content and keen to follow your journey in Russia. I’m from the UK 🇬🇧, currently in the process of unlearning propaganda instilled in me by the western media and governments! I would love to one day visit Russia 🇷🇺!! Hopefully when things simmer down I’ll be on first flight to Moscow and st Petersburg! Keep it up! Best wishes for you and your family! Subscribed now!

Hi Eric I saw that video of you being interviewed by Arend the Canadian farmer of 9 children, anyway I am glad you made a decision to move to Russia 🇷🇺 with your Russian born wife. Which by the way gives you an advantage, because of your wife being a fluent Russian speaker like Joseph Rose and his Russian born wife and the Martin and his Russian born wife as well. It's sad that the city he is living in Orenberg was flooded and a lot of water damage done to his brand new house 🏠 😢 But Canadian family made the decision to move to Russia without knowing the language and not knowing the challenges they will face as a family of 10. All lot of people here i. Canada thought that they were crazy for packing up and moving to Russia of all places. But I thought of them as being brave with the courage to do something like that. Just lime you Eric and your wife making the same decision. Many mainstream medias in Canada thought they did this at the drop of a hate but no Arend and wife Anneesa have been thinking about selling their farm in Canada and moving out of Canada for a long time. Actually their first choice was to move to your country Eric America and get a farm there because then they can e closer to their family in Canada. But they saw how unstable the United States has been becoming, especially under Joe Biden's leadership. Christians ✝️ in the United States are treated like second-class citizens in their own country, just like here in Canada. I bet you didn't know that there have been at least 90 churches in Canada that have burned down because of the arsonists no doubt hired by Justin Trudeau so that he can say it was because of climate change. There have been a lot of wild forest fires 🔥 in Canada since Justin Trudeau became the Prime Minister of Canada in 2015 coincidence 🤔 ? I think not ! People can call me a conspiracy theorist. All they want, I don't care. Did you know Arend and his family immigrated to Canada when he was 4 years old from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 ? I am assuming his family owned a farm in the Netherlands before moving to Canada 🇨🇦 Arend comes family of 12 siblings so it's no wonder he has a large family himself as well ? Arend is fluent in speaking the Dutch language as well as English and now he will learned to speak a brand new language of the Russian language if he and his wife and children are going spend the rest of their lives in Russia 🇷🇺 How is your Russian coming along Eric ? Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦 may you and your family be safe and healthy in Russia. Amen 🙏 ❤

Hey, Eric. Ice cream is very good in Russia. Perhaps you are talking about "Коровка из Корёновки" . That is my favorite too. Best luck to you.

I'm gladly welcome people like this in my country.

Any big change is difficult. You seem to be a very smart and optimistic person so I am sure you will be successful in Russia. God bless.

«Коровка из Кореновки» (The Little Cow from Korenovka) makes great ice cream! And not only ice cream, their fermented milk products are very good too - yogurt, baked milk, varenets, matsoni, prostokvasha - healthy and delicious! Now you should be paid not only by the Kremlin, but also by this brand, right?🤔😅

Eric, your video came at the perfect time. It’s comforting to know that others have positive experiences in Russia. Thank you for putting my mind at ease.(I am planning to come to moscow to study and I was a bit worried because everyone around me saying that it's not the right place , and it probably won't be safe because of the war) .Inshallah, I’ll be there soon.

Hello Eric! A Russian here. It was an incredibly inspiring video to watch for all those willing to move to Russia out there, and it's us who should be grateful to you for talking about our country in such a nice way! Not gonna lie, we are a huge country and we need more people, decent people that share our values and wish this country well, so your family is super welcome! Thank you for bringing a little Russian back to the country 😅 God bless you all 🙏🏻 You're going to be fine!

You can get an ac and they are quite popular! Though predominantly used in summer for cooling, not in wintertime. Water pressure varies from house to house, depends on multiple factors.

Paperwork is lot easier for citizens of post-soviet countries: our country basically see them as lost relatives. But for foreigners-foreigners it may be harder. Keep up the good work!

Уou are so right unfortunately life in the US turning sour, I feel like America walking towards 1990's which destroyed Russia.. God bless you sweetheart, you'll be fine😊

Hi Eric! If you are looking for ideas for your channel, I would suggest filming around the city and area. That would be very interesting. Your gym, neighbourhood, park, playground, shops etc.

I miss the Russian nature, the organic food, the yummy bread, the best ice cream in the world. The clean streets! No homeless and normal ppl! Anyways I can go on and on.. you're a lucky man! Good Luck to you and God Bless 🙏

Your family is warmly welcomed in Russia! May God help you on your way! Hope that you will enjoy being here!

Welcome to Russia! I’m Russian but I lived in the US for 7 years from 2003 to 2010. I understand what you’re saying about life in America. It gets worse and worse every year. I still have my friends there that I talk to. I don’t want to go back. Russia is a different place now. It was much different in 2003. Good luck to you and your family. I’m happy that some Americans are coming in here!

Sunlight in the early morning? How is that possible? In every Hollywood movie, and they certainly show us the reality, it's always terribly cold, rainy and dark...........;) All the best for the future in Russia!

Come to the south some time, we’ll be happy to show you around! Just had a Canadian family move here, to Krasnodar!❤

❤ Love from Austin Texas ❤

я очень рада что вам понравилось Россия 🎉 God bless you 🙏 ❤️

Saw your interview on Countryside Acres. Good luck!!!🍀

Hello dear friend, I am Italian and I lived in Russia for a few years. Now I live in Germany but I hope to return to Russia soon because I miss the warmth and affection of the Russian people. Believe me that some Italians do not believe that things are much better in Russia than in America and some European countries. All because they believe the corrupt news, and above all they are people who have never even left their own region, except to go 100 km away to the seaside. People who don't even know how to fly or even take a train, and want to teach others what the truth is because a journalist or a corrupt politician who maybe didn't even vote for them told them so. This is "intelligence" and the much publicized "democracy" that as long as you don't agree with something and participate in demonstrations, you are arrested and beaten with truncheons because you don't have to complain. Nobody knows that the protesters arrested in Russia are people infiltrated and paid specifically by the West. This is why they are imprisoned, meanwhile Western newspapers describe all this as a form of repression by Putin. While a few months ago in France the police used rubber bullets against protesters, sending them to hospital. Before speaking, some people should use their intelligence, read up, and above all get their big butts off the couch and look at the world out there since soon they will no longer have any rights. The West is collapsing, and they blame other countries for their decay to mask the economic damage they have perpetrated for centuries.

Regarding the daylight: the closer you to the equator, the less is the difference between daylight time in winter and in summer: in summer nights in the north are short, to the point of polar day behind the polar circle (btw, consider visiting Murmansk in summer someday), and in winter it's the opposite - the nights are long to the point of polar night behind the polar circle. So, you get more sun in summer, but much less in winter. In the US it's more evenly distributed around the year, because even supposedly "Northern" US cities like Chicago are actually closer to the equator than Sochi - one of the southernmost cities in Russia.

Keep posting Good video ! Saludos de España !

Hi Eric. As a Russian I want to say nothing but thank you for your honest and humble review of living here. Yes, every country and every nation has some quirks of their own, and Russia is definitely one of them, but most of us are good hearted inside below that seemingly gruff surface and we welcome not only Americans but every decent person to visit or even live here. Again, thank you and have a great one.

Air conditioning is definitely a thing but only to cool things down in summer. For warming places up there's central heating approach from soviet era. Water pressure is high to reach higher floors in multistory buildings. The lack of homeless is due to debt free housing that people got after dissolution of USSR. Percentage of debt in post USSR housing ownership is very low. But it's changing towards higher (and it's the bad part). Russia is an example of intermediate stage of financial capitalism development where things still work. People in developed countries should see this as an example and try to roll things back.

Oh, funny your video popped out as I'm from Yaroslavl :)

Welcome to us in Russia. Don't listen to the haters. We don’t have a rainbow country with ponies here, and there are enough problems, but if you work hard, all the problems can, in principle, be solved.

Послушал, подкачал английский, крутой ролик. Человек открытый и честный) Лайк и подписка

Welcome! I am happy to see such energetic young man moving to our country!

PLOMBIR! is the ice cream. its the taste of childhood for many.

Compared to a single family house, an apartment building needs more pressure just to pump water upstairs because of static pressure. So basically you have more pressure on low floors and less on highs

Glad to hear that you like it so far. I live in California and am thinking about moving to Russia later this year.

Thank you for your kind words about Russia ❤

Wishing u the best Eric) Russia embraces you from the bottom of her heart as soon as you came with an open mind and goodwill ❤

Hello Eric, welcome to Russia! To combat constantly changing water temperature, we use thermostatic water mixer (смеситель с термостатом). It keeps the set water temperature (e.g. 38*C 100*F). You can get it from marketplaces, ours was around 4k rubles (40$), I consider it a game changer for showers. About blackout curtains: recently we installed Tuya smart curtains in our bedroom and automated them to close 30 minutes after sunset and open at 9AM, half an hour before the clock alarms. Another game changer, sleep quality improved drastically. But yes, you'll notice the daylight hours in Russia are changing pretty fast throughout the year. The norther you go, the fewer sun you'll get, and at 55th latitude it's already pretty severe. Dark nights at winter and white nights at summer. I hope Russia keeps pleasantly surprise you! Best wishes :)

There is one downside about the central heating. The central heating in Russia is done not on the house level but on the district level, meaning hot water is running on underground large pipes. These pipes have to be serviced every year, so in summer you won't have hot water for about two weeks (because the pipes are being serviced). It's inconvenient, so some people have an additional small electric or gas tankless water heater installed.

Welcome to the family, brother

Hi, man! Since you live in Yaroslavl, go to Rybinsk some time in the summer. It's just 50 miles from you and it has nice beautiful city center. You also can enjoy beaches at Rybinsk Reservoir 👍

Don't listen to the haters brothers and Good luck to you and your family. You did make the best decision in your life

Enjoy it here and take care

Hello. Thanks for your video, it's quite interesting. I will answer the question why there are so few homeless people in Russia? 1. Unlike the United States, in Russia the insane are kept in special hospitals, and do not walk the streets. 2. In Russia, more housing is owned by citizens than in the United States. In Soviet times, the state provided each family with a free apartment. After the collapse of the USSR, people took ownership of these apartments. In addition, it should be borne in mind that many have dachas (small summer country houses with a plot of land for a garden and a vegetable garden). 3. In Russia, the law prohibits depriving a person of their last place of residence for debts. That is, if there is a person who owes banks a large amount of money, then the court can take away all his property, except for the apartment in which he is registered, to repay the debt. 4. Closer family ties. In case of loss of the main housing, a person will most likely just come to temporarily live with his parents until he finds a job and a new home. This is absolutely normal in our culture. 5. In the event of major natural disasters, the State assumes the responsibility to restore the lost housing to the affected families, even if it was not insured. 6. Almost zero unemployment. Anyone can find a job. I don't mean exactly a job that you like, but just a job in order to live a more or less normal life. 7. Social obligations of the state. For example, there is a special center in Moscow that can provide temporary shelter for any homeless person, help them restore their documents and get a job. 8. High material wealth of the average Russian. Salaries in Russia at face value are much lower than in the United States, but in Russia the taxes of citizens are 2.5 times lower. Prices for goods and services are 3-6 times lower, besides, many things are generally free, for example, medicine, education, kindergartens for children, childbirth and so on. Thus, having a salary in Russia 6 times lower than you had in the United States, you will feel more financially secure, if you do not take into account the availability of iPhones and cars.

Good to see a new video

Eric, great video! My heart longs to be in Russia or Poland. Although I can't leave Arizona, USA because my lil baby grandgirl lives here and I would not ever leave her. I have felt the US changes coming on strong a looong time ago. Mostly the lawlessness and flippant attitudes toward most things good or what I would call normal. I have been abused here in the states many many times by strangers and people I don't even know. Even walking up to me pretending to make friendly conversation then suddenly groping me as I scream and fight him off of me. I was only a teenager. 60 yes old now but the disgust is there. These are things that slowly turned me away from the US. I don't imagine Russia to be like this. Now, finding out Slavic DNA ranks 3rd highest in my DNA test. It wasn't specific about which country, but isn't Russia the main umbrella that covers all other Slavic nations? ❤ Anyway, very interesting info you've shared, thank you for that. ❤😊

Дорогу осилит идущий. ❤

Aaahahah, very unexpected feedback about the icecream😂 Happy you liked it here!❤

So, welcome to Russia! I can say that this place is good for living! Of course, we have some problems too as any country in the world have it, but, I believe,, we have more advantages than North America has. In 2013-2014 I lived and worked in Canada in the city of Toronto, and I can compare these two countries. Now I can say that Canada has made me a patriot of my origin country 😂 sorry for that, but I didn't like that place and I couldn't live in NA. Anyway, thank for your video! Have a nice day!

Hi, Eric! I wish more people would see that we are not scary people west paints us to be and come and visit, and stay if they like. Thank you for the video. Sadly many people here still think that the US are the ultimate dream place. There are up and downs in every country of course. I hope you settle well in your new home🙏🏻 P.S. water pressure might be high because gas and water are considerably cheaper than say in the UK (idk about the US), so you can have as many showers and baths as you like and not worry about bills being high because of it. But it’s not drinkable!! Also in the newer apartment buildings we have in-home heating systems that allow us to regulate temperature of heating to our liking. It saves money, because in winter central heating is brutally hot and bills are high, so we can regulate that and have heat even when it’s cold summer days!

great video, many thanks. i am German and had to be in Europe for a few months, but from August I will be back at home with my wife. at home in Russia. i'm counting the days.

Вот эту поддержку и чувственность Запад уничтожает в своих жителях, и бесится что русские не такие, и пытается нас изменить. Я бы даже сказал что Запад не понимает почему русские такие.

О! Добро пожаловать :) Ярославль кстати типичный областной город. Сейчас все города этого уровня примерно одинаковые по уровню жизни.

Добро пожаловать в Россию! Мы рады каждому, кто любит нашу страну😊

Добро пожаловать в Россию. И удачи ☺️

Welcome to Russia mate! All the best to you and your family

Hi, Eric. Don't give up! You're going to be happy there for sure! God bless you and your beautiful family!

Loved the video, keep them coming! I just wanted to say that paper work for visa and stuff is a very difficult and time consuming process, trust me I know as a foreigner living in Vienna, Austria. Wish you and your family a great time in Russia!

❤ Definitely better to stay near the grandparents. You can always drop your daughter off there. They can always come over and check the apartment. If you guys decide to go on vacation or something it’s usually really convenient if I stay nearby the parents

Love your content! Keep going! That style provides you to make more videos, which is great for us))))

I moved here 6 months ago and I agree on all th e points you mentioned, regarding the blackout curtains, wait till winter man it will be 8:00 am and still dark u would think it's dawn. all the best to u here. shout out from Chelyabinsk.

People like you are so welcome here! Happy to see that!)

Welcome Russia glad to see you here and wish you all the best!

Thanks for sharing! I have an American friend who moved here in Australia to say similar things as you did about the states. Keep posting these videos on Russia 🇷🇺 the world needs to know 🙂

Sometimes I wish I was young again so I could get away from the issues that were having in this country...

Here the Americans... do not know where the central heating in the residential complex comes from.. Ask the maintenance service to give you a tour and maybe they will show you in the basement of the house - an engineering heat point, a water meter unit with pumps to raise pressure in water pipes and hot water.

Welcome to Yaroslavl, man :) Thanks for the video, very straight and authentic, keep going!

So happy to have you here. Would be a pleasure to welcome you in Ekaterinburg if you are going to travel a bit

Ты молодец)🥰

Great insight man, thank you for sharing!

хорошего тебе привыкания к новой стране))))

Manystored apartment buildings have a pressure pump in the basement sometimes coupled with additional heating unit. They are turned off at night to reduce noise. This will explain why the hot water is always scalding hot and pressurized. By the way, that thing in your bath is actually the towel dryer and it's connected directly to your hot water tap, not central heating, which is why it's very hot all year round and keeps bath dry and warm.

Wish you only the best 8n Russia❤

thank you very much for your video! I personally would like to see more videos about your new experience here in Russia, what you liked/disliked/was amused of. Also probably a bit of news' discussion with your personal opinion would be nice) Will definitely subscribe Also you have a great smile

Io sono italiana e anche qui andiamo sempre peggio ..ho inziato a studiare il russo e ho idea di trasferirmi a breve...adoro la cultura russa e il popolo russo..❤🇮🇹❤🇷🇺 comunque leggo che molti sono sposati con donne russe, io cerco marito russo...intorno ai 50 anni 55 ..😁

tyvm for sharing your experience

Thanks for the interesting video.

Great video👏👏👏 I liked it very much😃 Greetings from norway!

Hello Eric ,Russian living in California here. Just wanna say glad that you like it, welcome to Russia and wish you enjoying your living there. Hope you find friends there and will have a group to hangout with!

Hi, thanks for talking your story, so cool, wish you best!

Hi Eric! You mentioned not being on payroll, and an idea came to my mind. You are expert in football, if I'm not mistaken (sorry if I'm). Why not to train children in this sport? In Russia there are many sport clubs for children (спортивные секции) and facilities (стадионы, арены), just make a research. You can go further and open a Football club of your own for children. Just an idea)

welcome to Russia, I'm sure you'll be fine here 😊

Thanks !

Спасибо, что поделился!! Хорошие новости- это отлично!! Про мороженку- это так мило. Пусть у Вас сложится всё отлично, путешествий и новых "открытий"" хороших и нужных😊

All the best dude, be happy and build future where it will be built

Well done very good and interesting want to see more:))

Interesting review 👍

Welcome! ❤