What Does $100 buy in Russian Supermarket?

How much do groceries cost in Russia compared with the USA? What Does $100 Buy in Russian Supermarket?

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[laura-angelarinaldi]

Thank you for your kindness and generosity towards this gentle lady. She is so lonely that she appreciated both your visit and your gifts. God bless you both.

[a.violet]

Now I'm crying. This was so sweet! You made Babushka's day! May God grant you many years! ☦️

[soliel]

Oh my goodness! She is so overwhelmed with gratitude. Only $60 and it helps her so much!. It brings tears to my eyes to see how you blessed her. Sam, this video is golden.

[pda]

Sam, you're a saint.. My mother was bringing up the family during WW-2 and she used to tell me the shelves were almost bear of food all the time ( I was a post war arrival). She became a hoarder because of the fear mongering put about threatening another war in the 1950's and 60's. That lovely lady you've helped probably had some bad experiences that made her hoard stuff, but she's a real character and your kindness and generosity has made her life better in so many ways.

[elko]

Sam, you are a true English gentleman by helping the sweet Russian Babushka! 🤗
I really enjoy your channel and wish you all the best in this beautiful country! 🇷🇺

[jaimhaas]

So many kind hearted people live in Russia. So glad you are one of them.

[igorstanic]

God bless you man, greetings from Serbia.

[Simpleadventuresofrussian]

Hello Sam! Here in Colorado, USA, a full shopping cart would cost $250 to $300 of food. Other things that Grandma’s really like, or at least I think they do, is: warm socks for winter, underwear, hairbrushes or hair ties, clips, shoes, and pajamas. We kind of had a similar situation with a babushka in France. We found her living with cats, no food, and the house smelled horrible. When we bought her those things mentioned above and cleaned up her house, she was very happy. Her favorite things were the winter socks, like the thick kind you can walk with, pajamas, and kinder Bueno!! Thank you for helping this babushka!! Yes, hoarding might be a slight problem, but maybe she doesn’t know how to throw things away? Like the broken buckets?

[BritishChef]

You've really been pumping out the videos lately. I love them

[suegreene]

Your weakness for babushkas shows your kind heart. very popular at home!!

[RetosSpace]

You are a Good Hoooman We need more people like you in this World!! Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa

[I_Stand_With_RussiaZOV]

Thank you sam for help this beautiful lady you are a true hero God bless you

[andreanagy]

Thank you for this! Agree with another commenter, your content is getting better with every video. Glad i subscribed!🎉

[masongilligan]

Nice down to earth view into the plight of a local village Babushka Sam. Really love the way you create these unique views and perspectives into Russian culture and society. Congrats on 50k btw, hope you continue to enjoy producing videos.

[lubosdivisek]

You are very kind people Sveta and Sam. It is very nice to see somebody helping other people.

[raghavansv]

So great and moving to witness genuine love overflowing and embracing the poor lonely lady by the grace of God.

[RandomDude-lf]

The food was Cheap as chips and a wonderful gesture, you made her very happy.

[paradoxofgodexisting]

I loved this video, sorry again for making a negative comment earlier, this is my favourite type of video, where you help people in need. That being said, i remember this babushka and she does seem like a not very sincere person, i already said this in the original video, she seems "shady" xD I am happy she got some love, no matter her sincerity i think everyone can change, you certainly did not judge her harshly and did your best to be the good guy you are. Hope to see more of this kind of videos.

[jackauslondon]

As a German I can understand your english much better than the american slang.. (I watch many us videos, too) and U speak clearly and not to fast. Thanks for that and your content.
So I can learn more english and see interesting thinks from russia. :D

[garrettthompson]

Sam I so enjoy your Videos
From the USA