Russian Store After Tucker Carlson

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[woowooNeedsFaith]

It is amazing that Tucker had to travel all the way to Russia to visit a supermarket for the first time.

[Hawk]

Tucker was born into a rich family, he has no idea how an average American lives. His Russia visit illustrated this well.

[admiralgran]

The biggest thing here is comparing prices of groceries to average wages. The groceries are very similar in cost to America, it is the wages that are so much less. Thank you for making this clear - people need to see this.

[cyberius]

Oh Tucker. You went from being an American joke to an international laughingstock.

[cathywatrobski]

Brave souls to record this and put it out on the internet. I pray for their safety.

[Timzart]

Seeing that 10 cent toilet paper "radicalized" me. Tucker said that seeing a Russian supermarket would "radicalize" you against US leaders. All it did is radicalize me more against Tucker.

[bennybenicasa]

Tucker Carlson had obviously never been to an American super market. It showed when he thought escalators for shopping carts (or coin-released carts, for that matter) is somehow a novel idea.

[CatsMeowPaw]

Tucker Carlson was excited by trolleys where you have to use coins. Just wait until 2054 when he discovers self service checkouts! It'll blow his mind! 🤣🤣🤣

[dantorres]

In my 3rd world country of the Philippines we also have that amazing technology of the shopping cart not moving on an incline walkalator ages ago. Haha!

[BrianNewberry]

Sanctioned Ivan - Dude - you rock! Your English is _EXCELLENT!_ Thanks for posting this informative video. Blessings.

[drunkvegangal]

(25:29) "I just don't feel like having explosive diarrhea."
(25:33) "Cause explosive diarrhea very bad. Very bad."
The entire population of this world agrees with you, Ivan.

[MrMarkRoads]

Carlson said a weeks' worth of groceries costs $103.82. He didn't tell you the average Russian earns about $330 a week before taxes.

[mrmysterious]

Tucker probably doesn't go to American grocery stores. He's very wealthy and someone either shops for him or he orders online.

[ryanhurtt]

This man outed more people than Katt Williams. Salut, sir.

[starbuckstarship]

Ivan, I really enjoyed your video. I live near Sacramento, California and I truly believe we are all the same no matter where we live in the world. Blessings to you and your family!

[PDVism]

What strikes me most of all is the lack of people shopping.
I live in a provencial little city in the EU and no matter what grocery store I go to and no matter if it's on a weekday morning or afternoon, there are way more people in the store shopping and all of them have their cart actually filled where as here the store looks pretty empty and I don't notice anyone with a cart that is even filled enough to actually stand out.

[TimeSurfer]

"Just like Coca Cola, but very very sweet."
Oh, so it's Pepsi, then.

[chrislom]

I live in Thailand and those trolly wheel-grip escalators that Tucky is raving about have been a common sight in big-box chain stores for 20+ years. Swansong McFear Carlson is indeed the TV Dinner of "journalists".

[magicponyrides]

Tucker's visit to the fast food place and supermarket remind me of Lucille from Arrested Development. "It's one banana, Michael. What could it cost, $10?"

[essiebessie]

I hope this man doesn’t disappear or defenestrate someday.