Russian TYPICAL Supermarket After 8 Months of Sanctions

[toomuchtime_]

take a look around a Russian Typical Supermarket in Moscow, Russia. After 8 months of Sanctions impeded on Russia how does a Russian typicalSupermarket look. What are the prices really like now.
Of course the Russian economy is broken, sanctions work and the fat american guy spreading fake news is a paid by Putin troll, liar, Nazi, Racist, antisemit, idiot etc. et.etc.

Makes you wonder why your boy Putin is always whining about the sanctions.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

You have no clue what you are watching, no understanding of economic context.

This is a big shiny supermarket in Moscow, which is where pretty much all the Russian wealth gets concentrated. The rest of the country looks nothing like this.

Their "cheaper" food prices are less affordable because salaries are much smaller.

And this is just the food, which was much less effected than electronics, appliances, autos and related parts.

Overall inflation rate in Russia is at 13% right now and still shooting up, combined with GDP contraction already at 5% heading to 12% according to Russian Central Bank. Their prime age workforce is getting sent to fertilize Ukraine.

If this was happening in the US we would be calling it elective Great Depression 2.0

So have you been to Russia? To those smaller, out of the way, less financially stable areas??? IDK, maybe you have or maybe you live there to know these things.


I made an observation based on the video. YOU just gotta pick a fight over it and I really don't give a shit either way. So again........go suck an egg.

 

[Litwin]

Russian

why you are so suck at war , you muslims´ he - hoes ?

 

[xyz]

That is a German hypermarket. and those kinds of places tend to be cheap because they buy in bulk.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

That is a German hypermarket. and those kinds of places tend to be cheap because they buy in bulk.

How many German markets use the cyrillic alphabet for their signage?

Did East Germany use the Cyrillic alphabet?

Answer (1 of 9): No. Even countries with slavic language in the former Soviet sphere of influence used a latin alphabet (with diacritics), such as Poland (examples: diacritics ż, Å) or Czechia (using Å¡ or Ä), and in former Yugoslavia, the federal state Serbia used cyrillic lletters, whereas...

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[xyz]

How many German markets use the cyrillic alphabet for their signage?

Did East Germany use the Cyrillic alphabet?

Answer (1 of 9): No. Even countries with slavic language in the former Soviet sphere of influence used a latin alphabet (with diacritics), such as Poland (examples: diacritics ż, Å) or Czechia (using Å¡ or Ä), and in former Yugoslavia, the federal state Serbia used cyrillic lletters, whereas...

www.quora.com

"Globus" is not written in Cyrillic. If you watch the video, he even says it is a German chain.

 

[AlexanderPK]

Every supermarket in every town or even a village, if it has one, is just like this, with quite a variety of produce to choose from. Not with 57 cash registers maybe and stands of caviar $200 plus a jar but with enough food for everyone, trust me. Believe it or not we even have chocolate and Coca-Cola.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

"Globus" is not written in Cyrillic. If you watch the video, he even says it is a German chain.

Isn't it wonderful to live in America where everybody gets to have an opinion?

And SPAR is a Dutch store chain but they have outlets in Russia.

SPAR International

Founded in 1932, the SPAR business continues to be a great success. There are now more than 13,900 SPAR stores in 48 countries.

spar-international.com

 

[AlexanderPK]

Makes you wonder why your boy Putin is always whining about the sanctions.

When did he ever whine? Fantasizing again?

 

[AlexanderPK]

Isn't it wonderful to live in America where everybody gets to have an opinion?

And SPAR is a Dutch store chain but they have outlets in Russia.

SPAR International

Founded in 1932, the SPAR business continues to be a great success. There are now more than 13,900 SPAR stores in 48 countries.

spar-international.com

I don't like SPAR for some reason. Can't put my finger on why.

 

[toobfreak]

Keep in mind that produce in Russia is, by law, non-GMO and most probably far more organically grown than US produce.

Gees. They are better stocked and less expensive than my own supermarket here in America. Good Job Joe Brandon! Really busting up those dirty Ruskies!!!

 

[xyz]

Every supermarket in every town or even a village, if it has one, is just like this, with quite a variety of produce to choose from. Not with 57 cash registers maybe and stands of caviar $200 plus a jar but with enough food for everyone, trust me. Believe it or not we even have chocolate and Coca-Cola.

Well, the ones in villages would be nowhere that big. I don't really think Russia is that different from Europe, in particular Eastern Europe, except for politics.

 

[Jaxson]

Every supermarket in every town or even a village, if it has one, is just like this, with quite a variety of produce to choose from. Not with 57 cash registers maybe and stands of caviar $200 plus a jar but with enough food for everyone, trust me. Believe it or not we even have chocolate and Coca-Cola.

Then why can’t Russia take a nothing country like Ukraine?

 

[Leo123]

The beer is too expensive. I bet Vodka is cheaper!

 

[AlexanderPK]

Then why can’t Russia take a nothing country like Ukraine?

Who says she can't? Sky News? If they say she can they'll be made redundant before they close their mouths.

 

[xyz]

I don't like SPAR for some reason. Can't put my finger on why.

Are there still many smaller family-owned shops where you live, or did the big chains buy them up?

 

[AlexanderPK]

Well, the ones in villages would be nowhere that big. I don't really think Russia is that different from Europe, in particular Eastern Europe, except for politics.

No 57 cash registers, just two or three. That's basically the only difference. I live in one of those small towns and even we have got two SPARs, which I don't like despite its being Dutch or some such shit.)

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I don't like SPAR for some reason. Can't put my finger on why.

I liked the SPAR stores is England okay. They're the only ones I've personally visited.

 

[AlexanderPK]

Are there still many smaller family-owned shops where you live, or did the big chains buy them up?

There still are. More than that it so happens that I do refrigerating equipment repair work in many of those.

 

[AlexanderPK]

I liked the SPAR stores is England okay. They're the only ones I've personally visited.

I was on a team installing refrigerators in one of them and them bastards cheated us. That's why I don't like them that much, I confess. ))