typo - - you have "kid" instead of "kind" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . easily understandable. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . All the best .

The interior is much nicer than i thought it would be. The price for an apartment that size and with those amenities, where I live in the UK, would be a bargain. We would look at three times that for a similar property.

Thank's Russel, very intressant to watch your videos I where a lot i Moscow-93-99 and rent apartment on Chistnoprodny Boulvard 12 so I coud se the the Small pond on Garden Ring from my livingroom. It's has hapend a lot since then then.

Yes, I enjoyed the video very much 😊.

Yes, Russell. I keep asking you instead of traveling 1,500 kilometers East of Moscow, why don't you travel a mere 1,250 kilometers South of Moscow to the "Russian" city of Mariupol and show us how the Russian government is treating people there?

We should all be friends ❤

Я так этому удивлена, потому что всегда в комментариях найдутся недовольные всем россияне, которые считают, что у соседа «трава зеленее» и нет таких же проблем 😅 Именно из-за таких диванных критиков все думают, что в России живут недовольные и злые люди 🥵

@@Marilumea may God bless us all friend

@@Marilumea наконец то хоть кто кто здесь нормальный человек

​@@MarilumeaAvec humour en general ce sont les Francais qui sont jamais content 😂 Nous aimons beaucoup la Russie et les Russes ❤

The highest paid salary in Russia is roughly 5,014.29 and that's for a surgeon. The average monthly earnings for the typical Russian family is 1,130.00 USD a month. Rent on a one bedroom apartment in Moscow is 5,538 RUB is roughly 60.00 USD, affordable for US citizens but not so for a Russian Family

@@angieowen1165 Average earnings in the US are $2,500/month, average monthly costs for a family of 3: rent/mortgage $1,200, electric $200, water $60, car payment $300, Gas $170, low quality food $450/month (or $5/day per person). This doesn't even factor in costs like healthcare, education, car/home maintenance, toiletries/hygiene products alone can cost almost $100/month. 1st world people are typically paid based on purchasing power (Belgians and Canadians not so much), Russians receive social benefits at an *extremely LOW TAX rate* that North Americans and Western Europeans wish we could have. On top of that the share of a Russian salary that goes toward rent and utilities depending on the location is only 15-20%. As you can see in the US the average American is paying 58% of their income towards rent and utilities, if we have a car it jumps to 77%. And if you earn $2,500/month you are disqualified from SNAP (food stamps) in most US States. The US is a first worlds nation on the global stage but a 3rd world nation when it comes to food insecurity, homelessness, and unemployment because there is a large part of the population that would prefer to be homeless or living in shelters with a full stomach than housed and starving. And you'd be surprised how many people choose to get locked up in jail just to receive free housing, 3 meals per day and healthcare. Macroeconomics does not represent the reality of individual people. Russians are not committing crimes just to receive social benefits, they already receive them as tax payers.

Actually, Australia does.

Excellent play area. I don’t suppose it will be vandalized anytime soon.

@@ilselieberthal8773 This isn't Paris.

Так у нас социально+ориентированное государство. Все делать для семейных пар, особенно с детьми. Поэтому, в России, уже не один год, все застройщики, кто хочет заниматься строительством, обязаны строить в каждом жилом комплексе детские игровые и спортивные площадки. Школы и садики, паркинги. Без соблюдения этих норм, у застройщика будут большие проблемы со сдачей этих комплексов в эксплуатацию, после окончания строительства. Кроме того, в районах массовой застройки всегда строятся медицинские центры небольшие, чтобы люди могли получать медицинскую помощь на дому, в том числе. У нас до сих пор действует, с советских времен система вызова врача домой, если ты заболел и не можешь сам прийти в такой центр. Так что уровень жизни россиян повышается потихоньку. Все направлено на то, чтобы люди создавали семьи, рожали деток. Детям сейчас идет мощнейшая поддержка государства. Семьям, где больше двух детей особые преференции государственные. У нас есть финансовые выплаты за рождение первого, второго ребенка. Называются материнский капитал. Вообщем, политика социально-ориентированная.

Потому что "все лучшее детям" 💪

​@@user-vm3fr9jb6tвы забыли упомянуть что вызов врача совершенно бесплатный

@@user-vm3fr9jb6t very good

true

Ufa is not London. But even Moscow is 4-5 times cheaper than London when it comes to rent and utilities.

​@@vulgarisopinio It's called 'supply and demand'

@@scotland638 I know how it’s called. It doesn’t make an average London inhabitant’s life easier.

😂😂😂😂😂I live in Crimea and pay for an apartment of 7 $ ( 700 rubles ) per month. My apartment is 62 m

Ironically, Russian criminals were buying up tons of properties in London for money laundering purposes.

Yes, you are! Most people here, in Germany can not bay an apartment, or if they do, they must pay mortgage for 30, 40 years😢

@@v.r.2834 In Russia too people take out mortgages for many years.. no other way 😅

18 years I paid took 4 million (In '18 it was approximately $30,000) I receive a little more than the average salary The apartment is 64 square meters, two-room. The yard is almost the same, there is security, everything is under cameras, the city of Yekaterinburg

@@johngardiner2279 I don't know why actually, but I love Irish culture. You are cool.

Россия тебя ждёт❤

Welcome!

FFS, why?

i will moved to rus too

Приезжайте!

What about average salary in Ottawa? 2800 per month is pretty much. Is it affordable for most people?

Average after tax family income in Canada is about $68,000 so people with lower salaries and debt are struggling and other people are doing just fine. A lot of people with variable rate lower mortgages are being forced to sell, a story in the Toronto Star last week was on a couple both with good jobs but their mortgage went from $3200 to $6800 a month so they are losing their dream house. Unfortunate a lot of people in Canada went for variable rate mortgages at .85% which are now around 7%.

Canaduh has priced itself out of the market as a decent place to live. People that stay there are either wealthy, in debt or fools.

@@altonmags9809 that`s mind blowing

It was "You will own nothing and be happy". I guess Klaus upgraded it to "You will rent nothing and be happy". House pricings all over the West are just ridiculous.

да везде жизни хватает, кроме окраины, где готовятся к земле

Есть люди,которые скажут,что за Уфой жизни нет😊

Они врут от завести и ненависти. Которые их и погубят.

Жизнь в клетушке муревейника на 20 тысяч жильцов с видом на противоположную стенку дома - это что-то хорошее что ли? 😉

В Башкортостане климат очень приятный кста.

Все зависит от года постройки. В то время, когда у нас была "свобода, демократия", а ещё Тату и Шура, строили как хотели. В моём городе только в последние годы строят дома как на видео: логично, по правилам. А дома, которые построили лет 10 назад, построили "как карта легла"😂 иногда дома вообще строили "ни с того ни с сего", где-нибудь среди дачных участков или чистом поле. Они так до сих пор и стоят

It is called town planning. It is continually being improve to fit the needs of the time.

​@@opanki88 Ну согласитесь, что то время, когда были ТАТУ и Шура тоже были прекрасными, это время нашей юности, конечно было здорово, но на равне м этим и полный беспредел. Тут смотря на что посмотреть.

@@MsArtemxxx не спорю, иногда ностальгирую. Но я по большей части не про Тату говорю, а про что высотные дома построили где попало без логики, без смысла.

What the hell are you on about, russian patriots. These houses are about as depressive as my grandma"s kruschevka which she got in 1960 - only much worse now due to them having layered 5 kruschevkas on top of each other making it a proper ants nest nightmare. It's no way for a human being to live. As for modern, it's about as modern as a soviet panelka highrise from year 1960. The developed world refused such housing about 50 years ago.

Торговый центр имеет прекрасный вид с главной дороги на реку и сельскую местность. а потом с другой стороны все квартиры, которые были построены за последнее время.

Keep in mind prices are very low because wages are also very low !

You start a family - a child is born and the state pays you 600,000 thousand rubles; if a second one is born, they give the same amount and still different payments for little things and benefits from the state, as a result, you get 2,500,000 rubles from the birth of two children. Mortgages, by the way, also fall under preferential interest, something like 2-1% I bought a private house "dacha", well, I don't have a family) In the city border at a percentage of 12-14%, I don't remember exactly, but it cost me 1,300,000 rubles for 15 years is about 2.300.000 rubles. Two-story brick house downstairs on the ground floor 84m2. There is gas, water and electricity) There is an outdoor shower to bathe in the heat in the summer, a large capacity for collecting rainwater from the roof and that's all for watering 15 trees, half of them are young. Apples, pears, peaches, cherries, apricots. Ceilings 3 meters high, wall thickness 3 bricks. Large radiators for heating, you can open windows in winter and it will still be hot) Well, I always heat at 25 degrees in winter - this is the ideal temperature to sleep without a blanket at home)) the standard area of 6 acres of land is not a lot but not a little. Two weeks ago it was very hot +37 in the shade, before there were no more than 32 degrees in the shade until 2012. In general, there is a washing machine) toaster microwave oven) Internet 1000 Mbps with Wi-Fi. But when I was looking for a house, I spent 2 months on it, and I did not contact the agency, etc. I found the seller on the ad and the bank, as an intermediary, took upon itself the obligation to draw up documents from the seller, and I had to pay 3,000 thousand rubles for the papers for the services and only wait for the seller’s side until he takes certificates and drawings of the house and draws up a contract of sale in 4 days Everything is ready and I moved into my own house.

​@@PirandelloKrugerand yet the vast majority of Russians live pay check to pay check in povity. You cant lie to me, i live in Russia I see how the avarage person lives and its nothing short of dismall And america moving here would learn fast that for a Russian anywhere outside Russia is better. We forungers get away with living here happerly becuase we get far better pay. While avarage pay for a russian is a pittiful 30k to 50k a month, with 100k in moscow, that simply is not the best. You cant by what you want when you want like in the US. A new Iphone costs as much as a months pay to a yearly wage. So dont try to come here and paint a faluse narative and lie to the interent that Russians are living great, becuase they are not.

Housing is cheaper becuase no one would be able to buy it. Everything but products are cheaper. Iphones coat as much as a month to a yearly wage for an avarage Russian. Rent takes up most of your pay and your left with just enough for that month to get by, there is little room for new products its why you see videos of russian cars with ductap holding it together, they literly cant afford to repare it. While you cry about living in paridice, russians deal with living in nearp poviety and they all to stubben to admit what a hellwhole they have created.

Come in and visit by yourself, I’ll help you in moscow

😂😂 да, урсула много наболтала лишнего

how can you trust the TV?, knowing in advance that half the world is against Russia😊

Why trust TV, trust the numbers average living age in Russia is 74 years, in Europe, USA etc it's 80-85. If you compare only male the difference will be even greater.

The youth in Russia are fleeing the country, Russians die very young, 23% of Russians do not even have indoor plumbing or paved streets. Other than vodka, no Russian consumer goods were ever able to compete in the West. If Russia didn't have oil, they would be a 3rd world country.

But what about your soul?

The apartments are very noisy. Sleep is often difficult.

​@@silviebreber1523It is customary to build Russian houses from thick walls.

Right, a lot of facilities for families and children for sure.

For me these rooms seems little narrow, I'm used to my 3,6 meters wide room 3 m tall (minus stretch ceiling). Tho our previous brezhnevka's had standard 3m wide & 2.5 m tall

There is nothing typical, people. Hilarious. Average family cant afford this apartment because of average salary (600) If the majority cant afford, theres nothing typical. Gosh.

@@vaidam3084I am from Germany but stayed for 2,5 years in Russia and somehow most of my work colleagues did have apartments like that or even more fancy. In addition, many of them had a garden with a small house outside the town. Not to mention then many colleagues were in the end of twenty but bought already an apartment. I was beginning of 30s, when I was there, and I was thinking that I cannot effort such an apartment in Germany.

​@@vaidam3084если не могут себе позволить, так кто же их покупает? Жилья строят точень много и все продают.

Why is South serbia so much cheaper?

Why is South serbia so much cheaper?

@@sheburashka Big % of unemployment in South Serbia. Young people escapes to the north of Serbia, Belgrade or to the EU . . .

@@sheburashka Maybe because it's closer to Kosovo geographically

Many people in Ufa only make $400 a month.

Why dont you move there when its so good there and so bad in the US? Clean, safe, paradise right? People look happy, healthy, free. Their politicians don't steal and deeply care about them, such awesome guys. I mean Russia is definitely far more developed and better place to live compared to the US. Right? Right?? Right.. lol.

clean isn't exactly the word I would use. I will never understand people living with pets inside . .

@@TheSkyFallTronic I don't know what you're complaining about. Cats are always inside, so they are as clean as it gets

@@TheSkyFallTronicAnd the rest of us will never understand people who hate pets. Anal-retentive germaphobe.

If you openly disagree with the government, your freedom is at great risk. The Russian government is the criminal element.

canadian salary also x5 vs russian

​@@Chaldon-hl6yk comparing salaries are for the fools, really. The cost of living in Russia is 49.05% lower than in the US (2022). Income tax in Russia is 13% flat rate for the annual income 5 million. I pay 32% in the US. On top of that in Russia - Health care is free. Prices at the store already include sales tax so what you see at the price tag is what you pay, no surprises at the cashier desk. At the end of the day the absolute value of salary doesn't matter. What matters is how much money you've got left after the taxes and what you can afford to buy on it

@@nfindorf 100%. I make $30/hr and the average working Russian seems to have a better standard of living than me. Wages and salaries mean nothing when the cost of living and taxes are through the roof.

@@Chaldon-hl6ykникакой разницы в 5 раз даже в долларах нет с канадой. Например, водитель фуры в среднем получает по 6000 долл за месяц. За адскую работу. В россии аналогичная работа-он получит около 3500 долл. И где разница в 5 раз? Это менее, чем в 2. И смысла даже такие подсчеты не имеют, т к русский водитель отправит своего ребенка в бесплатную гимназию, всей семьей будет бесплатно лечится, дети будут бесплатно ходить в детский сад и , например, в музыкальную школу. Также копейки стоит бензин, проезд в транспорте, мобильная связь и интернет-самые дешевые в мире!!!, русский водитель получит на ребенка субсидию на жилье и пособие до 1,5 лет на его рождение. Ну а цены в магазине рассел показывал неоднократно.

@@yuliabalashova3866 он получит около 3500 но за год ))

I hope to keep making these tours, i enjoy them also.

It's a good area, but it's not typical, most areas are not like this (I'm from Russia)

@@RQC7RU many are worse. If you live in Russia, you must know.

Clean? Really? I would never want to live in Russia.

​@@lisaistryingtoliveв миллиониках типично уже

Thanks so much! 😊

But Cornwall it would only cost £50,000- 80,000

And you wont have drones hitting you 😅

Because people want to live there, unlike in Tsar Putin's Russia.

😮

@@mrprosser843 times change

Зимой медведи спят 😾

I liked Florida when I was there. Calm state, relaxed driving, haven't seen any alligators or giant spiders though. Miami was weird, Orlando is nice but pricy, road to Keys is awesome, but TBH Key West is nothing special and waaaay overpriced. I'd say most of the States is about living in nice small communities of suburbs, not in big cities and that's what I want for my country, cause we have no problems with land, but keep on building antnests for people taller and taller. In Russell's videos you mostly see nice blocks, not the cheapest and not the hugest, I skipped through most of his videos. For example there's city Odintsovo like Aprelevka where he stayed and there you can see the WALL of 30 story tall building with maybe 20-25 entrances.

@@lornewazny7152 Russian majority live in cities, the roots are in soviet education system and socialism, when cheap apartment building were built rapidly so each family had their own apartment instead of co-living or dorms. Nowadays there's reverse tendency when more or less wealthy trading cities for calmer countryside.

@@djgloomI like SW FL better than anywhere but not so much Tampa anymore. And you're so right about the Keys. Nice to visit once and then that's enough. I would like to visit Russia later on when things get straightened out. I'm sure it's a beautiful country!

@@lynnh4923 Yeah I liked that toll road from east to west at south Florida too. Don't remember exact cities, but ended up in Saint-Petersburg (was fun to visit it cause I was born in Saint-Petersburg, but in Russia :)) and was driving over Sunshine bridge which is nice and the bay is nice too, highway rest area there. The city itself was kinda province.

Yesterday I bought an exactly the same watermelon as you describe. I was surprised. It's hard to find small watermelons here in Russia. The other sort, I guess. BTW it wasn't any good.

​@@andreybofus1817are you speaking about fruits

That's not luxury , man! It's located on the edge of the city. And the apartment size is medium. No pool, no gym inside. Just a normal apartment where most people live.

not most my friend, not most@@Jo-wl1wo

there is no need in swimming pool here i guess😀when most of the year is kinda cold

I think so too!

Thanks, i will keep you in mind. :))) I really appreciate the offer. I did put out a post on telegram, the days around when i filmed this.

Nice, i hope you enjoy this one as well. :))

Уфа меня восхитила! Была там две недели назад. Привет из Питера.

@@geni1593 Приветствую! Я был в СПб в 2015 осенью и 2016 летом! Это было замечательно! Хочу в третий раз посетить в скором времени! Успехов!

@@Makc-UFAПитер в последние годы сильно запустили, дороги вообще стали как в 90е… нынешняя администрация - полный отстой

Посмотрите видео о путешествии мариупольцев по своей новой Родине. Они в шоке от Уфы - дескать, ощущение, что город построили за месяц до нашего приезда. Всё новое, чистое, красивое.

@@michaelkatayev2079 Спасибо, я с ними даже вживую встречался! Увидел в телеграмме в кружочках, что Тимур уже возле ТРЦ Простор, я пулей вылетел из дома на велике и мчался до самого парка Кашкадан. А еще назло ветер встречный дул и мешал крутить педали! В итоге все же успел доехать, нашел их машину с наклейками, сделал с ней селфи, потом и они уже попались на глаза, минут 5 пообщался. Словил позитив) Жду их выпуск про Уфу)

There is a different level of pride in your home here. People work way too hard to manage to own a place like this to want to see it messed up.

It may surprise you, but many homes don't have cleaners. residents themselves go out and clean the entrances and the territory near the house

It’s pretty much the same price for a three room apartment as it is for a small house. But people prefer to be near to all infrastructure.

@@SamsRussianAdventures Hi Sam so you watch Russells vids too 😊. i would rather buy the house, hopefully it has a little garden so I can step out into the fresh air and rest my eyes on nature. But people want to have it comfortable and I can understand that, especially young people. I have noticed that after the horror years people who moved away from other people now have realized how nice it is to have the fresh air,quiet and nature around and choose when they want to be in the hustle and bustle.

You are right. But russians usually have a dacha. It's lke sumner home. It's a good if you're bored with a town and very good for children and old people who wants to rest on nature without concrete and loud.

@@andreyiforoff8891 Yes I know that many people have dachas in Russia and that is really good. But me, well I would prefer to live in the dacha all the time.

@@elionorlagerholm5016многие так и живут. Или на даче или в пригороде в доме. Просто рассел вам показал именно такое жилье.

Your more than welcome.

those are not written by the uploader himself, it's a speech detection software

Danke schön,unsere Freund! Viele Grüße aus Russland, Süd -Ost Sibirija,Republik Burjatia,Ulan-Ude Stsdt.🇷🇺❤️🇩🇪👍❗

Thanks for the heads up.

It's actually sunny here in Moscow today, the first time in a week. Thanks for the kind words. I am glad you like the videos.

Very small apt

Thanks for commenting. :))

Похоже уже много желающих переехать

Merci 😊

Я тоже живу недалеко, начала с видео о пятерочки, а потом наткнулась на это 😁и очень удивилась

Qué tan difícil es conseguir visa para vivir en Rusia? Puede una persona jubilada ir a vivir allí? Cuánto cuesta una casa pequeña con patio en Sochi o cerca de Sochi? Y en Moscú? Gracias por cualquier información.

⁠​⁠@@nicasiosangurima4084it’s easy to get visa to Russia for every person. By the way, now you can get e-visa for 16 days. There is not expensive property in Krasnodar krai (Sochi area)

Уродские новостройки, а иностранцам нравятся🤦‍♂

Thanks for commenting. A big difference in prices.

The big difference in priscies the big differences in salaries in euro. Has matter. That's that.

@@tomal7445 not that much diffrence with Slovakia ...

slovak salaries are smaller than Russian@@tomal7445

The salaries in Ufa are less than half.

Glad you liked it!

Thanks, glad you enjoy it. I am working on more tours for the channel. :)

Я живу в Петербурге. У нас строят такие же районы с точно такими же домами с точно такими же квартирами. И даже магазины на первых этажах принадлежат тем же самым торговым сетям.

@@maddiller зависит всё от личного восприятия. Если было всё так, как Вы пишете, я бы решила, что совершенно напрасно съездила в Уфу из Питера, буквально, пару недель тому назад. Требования к инфраструктуре в России одинаковы во всех городах: школы, сады, магазины и прочее в шаговой доступности. С "точно такими же домами" Вы, явно, погорячились. Я жила как раз в этом микрорайоне у ТЦ "Планета". Атмосфера удивительная! Привезла с собой из Уфы массу положительных впечатлений. Это город, в который хочется вернуться.

@@geni1593 Я не понял смысл твоего коммента. Уфа тебе понравилась? Да ради бога! Кто против-то?

Это современные типичные спальные застройки, они не отоброжаюи ДНК города, что несомненно огорчает, живя в подобном спальнике не ощущаешь находишься ты в Санкт-Петербурге, в Уфе или в Самаре. Наверное только исторический центр может дать ощущение города. Снимал недавно жилье на Литейном, чувствовал себя в Петербурге, сейчас на Парнасе чувствую себя в человейнике.

​@@OlegKrainovА я переслился,выйдя на пенси,из города Улан-Удэ в село Елань у Байкла. Не очень далеко ежит судоходная река Селенга,у села бежит река Кабанья. А в селе бежит горная речка Качик,а через мои част для выпаса скота и сенокоса бежит речушка Балаганка.Фермерствую,рыбачу,охочусь и слушаю рок всех направлений.

I love Russia! How they treat kids! Every Conner have kids playground and kids always come firsts!❤ btw we also looking to buy apartments and there are different sizes of room and we have to decorate by our self! Actually sell price not including decorations 😊

of course, the apartments in this building are different. different square footage, number of rooms and layouts

This is not Russia. This is Rebublic of Bashkortostan.

@@Varvarmisanthrope Are you sick?

​​@@Varvarmisanthropeэто Россия👈 за национализм и сепаратизм можно загреметь по статье УК

Hello, thank you so much.

Glad you like them! Thanks!!

Согласен)

Really a good place to live? Hilarious. Maybe for you, but not for average citizen of Republic of Bashkortostan, where the average salary is more or less 600. Average family cant even afford such apartment.

No comfort at all. New buildings much worse than soviet blocks. You can hear every sound from your neighbor and it is no solution to fix it. Every step, every dropped thing, music, children, etc.

@@vaidam3084 there's no countries where people can buy an apartment easily. Simple people always use credits and etc. In Russia its called mortgage, and it's not hard to pay an amount for 2-15 years, because after that, this apartment is fully yours

@@jeomirit On 1 October 2023 salary in the Republic of Bashkortostan is $490 (before taxes). Apartment cost about 55K. There are husband and wife, earning average salary. Could you please explain me, how can they easily manage this? These apartments are nor for average typical people. These are made for upper class.

@@vaidam3084 this apartment is somewhere like 5m. Now, let's count the mortgage. Both man and a woman get 50k (100k for the family). Also, they have got a kid, what means they are getting 550k from the government. Now, the priсe is 4,500 000. If they get 100k, they will spend 40k a month. They can get a mortgage. What means, they will be paying 20k each month and will get this apartment in a ≈15 years

Right, a lot more realistic price.

100%!

Так и есть

Except average working man salary is $500 a month

It is very expensive for them there, as many in Ufa make about $400 a month.

23% of Russians have no indoor plumbing and their streets are often unpaved outside of cities.

This is inexpensive apartment for the first time homebuyers (57K). In the same apartment complex you can get twice as much space for ~ 100K that is comparable to 2- or even 3-bedroom apartment in the US. Also, many Russian families have a vacation house (dacha) not far away from the city. If they don't have one, frequently people can go for weekends to stay with friends or relatives on their dacha's - on regular basis, it is normal due to closer family and friendship ties than you can see in US.

​@@silviebreber1523 ага щеня вмерла тушёнка, ложь в которую ты серишь 😅

I agree, very cozy for the young family living there.

Any time!

This? This is not beautiful, I'm sorry.

It is not customary for us to wear shoes and a headdress indoors.

Мы не ходим дома в уличной обуви )

If you want to understand russian culture just imagine asian who speak straight forward and based on christianity. Your life built around family but if your cousin is asshole you don't call him, you highly respect olders but if some act aggressively in supermarket for example you can tell him to fuck off, you work 60 hours per week but for better not for boss. something like that.

I am from europe. I thought only americans do not take shoes off.

@@maros495 Spain

100% agree with you.

Причём тут собаки? Все в кучу навалили

@@alexbayer2365 я затронула разные стороны общественной жизни. Может вы не слышали, но в Германии проходят парады гордости, где люди выходят со своими любовниками-животными. Для них это нормально , а вот для католической Польши, не думаю. Остальные примеры, приведенные мною,указывают на другие страны и иные аспекты (хозяйство/экономика,культура).

Какие же мы все тут тупые, хотим жить в многоэтажках, тьфу. Конечно лучше иметь 1,5 друга и ездить на машине в школу и сад.

@@user-ir7sw8sn8h так в частном секторе больше друзей, в многоэтажках обычно враги друг другу.

@@vallystar а что плохого в ЛГБТ парадах? Это из разряда «Там высокие зарплаты», а Вы в ответ «а там собак того»… Вы же чистейшим whataboutism занимаетесь, попросту говоря «подмена тезиса. Почитайте в Википедии об этом, идеальный пример там про Советский анекдот. Там спрашивают про зарплату инженера, а они «а у вас чернокожих того»…

Except buildings there is such words as infrastructure, community service, amenity service, weather conditions,common living conditions and so on.

this apartment cost 125 average monthly paychecks

@@ticiusarakan That’s pretty close to what real estate costs in the US, too. ($5,000/mo x 10 = a condo in a place with moderate-cost of living.).

@@recynd77 condo is little bit deferent, i gess) those flats is your property, including land

@@ticiusarakan You buy condos in US; not sure about the land. I suspect US and Russia have similar standards of living anymore. 👍🏼

Thank you! Will do!

😁

Soviet propaganda lied to us! You have to live in a cardboard box from the refrigerator.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

true

Very factual.

No worries. :))

ага

Thanks for explaining it a little better.