The saddest thing is that people don't believe that they deserve more.

@gladdie10

2 жыл бұрын

True

@swagsoccer690

Жыл бұрын

It’s sad people think money is necessary

@GeorgiaDawgAthens

Жыл бұрын

@@swagsoccer690 I understand your point. However depending on one's proficiency in outdoor survival methods with sticks and stones, money is necessary to live. How well you live depends on how much money you have. I don't need a lot to be comfortable which means I am not rich--just comfy. Edit: Btw, I like rain.

@maxwolf8055

Жыл бұрын

@@GeorgiaDawgAthens “When I was young I thought that money was the most important thing in life. Now that I am old, I know that it is.” Oscar Wilde

@iftikharkango6025

Жыл бұрын

And then more, and more..

as the iron curtain returns , I am glad we have youtube so that people like you and natasha and niki and konstantin and many others can still reach us in the rest of the world

@Meloncholymadness

2 жыл бұрын

Who are the others? Would appreciate links please? :)

@frenzeljuliannecleofe9500

2 жыл бұрын

@@Meloncholymadness sorry for butting in. I’m not too sure if the original commenter is referring to the following people I have linked below however they’re good sources of information as well! Either way, hope you do enjoy looking into their pages. Have a nice day! kzread.info kzread.info kzread.info Oh and by others I do recommend this pretty cool dude kzread.info

@Meloncholymadness

2 жыл бұрын

@@frenzeljuliannecleofe9500 Thank you

@shubitoxX

2 жыл бұрын

Zack the Russian kzread.info/dron/qEjVpJcXig4hdPnXUxetpw.html

@JoeVideoed

2 жыл бұрын

@@Meloncholymadness Allow me to add another 1: kzread.info. Actually was featured on Canadian nat'l news channel CBC.

This girl combines depression and humor very skillfully. That blank expression is priceless. She should come to the USA and take this onstage. 😂

@bcbitchkkv

Жыл бұрын

2:08 "high education, 1-3 years of job experience, and the school is located in the middle of nowhere. Pretty cool! Makes me want to live" xD

@gangoffour6690

Жыл бұрын

Remember the Russian, Yakov Smirnov. I believe that was his name. He became a comedian.

@urbantrixsta6514

Жыл бұрын

Actually that's true

@leocalinawan8429

Жыл бұрын

In USA? You americans have it worse there....all you have is hollywood pretending life in all forms and boasting about how everything is going good over there when it definitely is not.

@Miting6

Жыл бұрын

Here are almost no jokes. Its all true

I volunteered to teach English in Voronezh for 4 months back in 2015 and lived with one of the famililies that had kids in our program during the time. It was a very interesting and awesome experience, but did not quite realize how well-off and successful my host family actually was. I did notice dilapidated buildings and houses, some dire living conditions, the disparity is shocking. It's not ok for government to put and keep its people in this position; it should be a crime. Thank you for making videos, keep fighting to survive! I hope you can make your plan and begin the next great chapter of your life! By the way, I am a big fan of your sense of humor and wish you were my friend. Lol

@Mike-01234

Жыл бұрын

Russian economy would do much better if they had good leaders.

Depressed, with sarcasm and humour - great content . Keep up the good work!

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 💜

@petejames1326

Жыл бұрын

@@DepressedRussian im in australia, and im depressed, yes its a 1st world country but the cost of living is very high, im a cab driver, i work 80 hours a week, i work 6 days a week, come home eat and sleep, thats my life, i havent been out for many years, most of my money goes on rent and food and petrol,i dont smoke drink or gamble, a pack of cigarettes here cost $30 for a pack of 20 cigarettes, a small apartment cost $400/week rent, there is very little left, all my bills go up every few months but my pay is the same as 10years ago, its very depressing here unless you have a very good job, at least in russia you earn little but the prices are little, thats why im thinking of moving to a country like vietnam or phillipines or thailand, because in a few yrs i wont be able to make ends meet at all,

@petejames1326

Жыл бұрын

@@DepressedRussian as a cab driver in australia i make about US$30,000/yr sounds alot right? since a teacher in russia makes US$11,000/yr, but like i said, most of that goes to pay RENT, FOOD, ELECTRICITY, CAR COSTS, PETROL etc... from that US$30,000/yr i save very very little for myself for spending money, and remember i work 80hrs a week, i have no social life at all, im a workaholic, and yes im single i have no family or friends, and yes im in rich beautiful australia and my life is sad and depressing, so i feel your pain

@petejames1326

Жыл бұрын

@@DepressedRussian hi alena, i will tell you something to cheer you up, yes in australia you are free to say things and post things against the govt and against individual politicians, yes thats true, BUT NOTHING CHANGES ANYWAY, even if you protest 24/7 the govt never listens to your concerns and they do what they want anyway, so yes we have freedom to critisise the govt, but nothing changes anyway, they keep doing what they want anyway, they never listen to what you post online against them or at rallies against them, they let you do it, but they dont care because they pass whatever laws they want anyway.

@ivangoran4461

Жыл бұрын

@@petejames1326 You are not depressed. You are tripping that you live in the first world country. Sure it`s first in toppling down old folks on the streets and locking down people in their homes despite the first neighbor is miles away. You should move to some non 1st world country and have a life. You are conditioned to have more necessities that it`s really necessary. The problem is media promoted lifestyle and ads. Depression is gap between wants and possibilities. They created the whole imaginary world in your head, and you are desperately trying to make it real. You get triggered by others running like mad trying to do the same. I recommend countries of Eastern Europe and former Yugoslavia. Ukraine would have been fine too, since you`re not Russian or colored, but it does not exist anymore. P.S. You should teach this girl to love her country despite being depressed, like yourself. Best wishes.

It's sad to see that young, intelligent and hardworking people like you have to face this reality. Stay strong. Hope you can improve your life soon.

@ForzaKnight8

2 жыл бұрын

cool video guys on my channel depression from siberia

@tom.q

2 жыл бұрын

Russian government is spending so much money on this stupid and unnjust war. Instead it should invest in its most valuable assets - the young people. Just imagine, how paintful must be 40% price increase (due sanctions) for people earning peanuts and living paycheck to paycheck.

@oliaherus474

2 жыл бұрын

Lol the only way to better her life is to leave the country, and once she leaves russia-parasha she’ll get bullied because she’s russian😄

@andrejuha164

Жыл бұрын

Where is the problem? in siberia everthing is paid by russian state. If were in Russia capitalism like in USA. everybody needs to relocated , nobody knows where . Is so simple.

@andrejuha164

Жыл бұрын

There is a very big difference between Russia and USA. You can't live on the street , because temperatures -20 celsius. And that is why russian kriminals are so hard. Because in Russia is stole or die. There is no alternative like live on the street. Thats was also why there won communist. Is this time was simmilar criminality to todays USA but you coldn't live on the street and you could't move somewhere else becouse of serfdom!. And also if you have a house you need to pay for heating. Doesnt help is your own house. There is no possibility live in Russia and not generate money!!!!!!!!! No money = death

Thank you...insightful.

Thank you for sharing! I really hope everyone's situation improves.

Be careful! Don't get yourself into trouble. But what you say is fascinating. Keep it up. Wish I could help 😬

@ivangoran4461

Жыл бұрын

That flag really works magic against constipation. Thanx.

@reallyree6164

Жыл бұрын

I also meant to say that. Be careful! They cN imprison you.

@Khabibsamuel

Жыл бұрын

F your flag

@plotarmour1471

Жыл бұрын

@@reallyree6164 he tries to propaganda so hard😂

@xt2bn5

Жыл бұрын

@@reallyree6164 for what? You can find this information by yourself using free sources in the internet. She's just summing things up. The thing is most of West countries don't give a shit about Russia so they just don't know what is like to live in here.

"Long story short, we all need a therapy." That part cracked me up... :))) Girl, you are awesome!

Thanks for this video.

I absolutely love your honesty! Stay motivated because that’s what will get you out of there one day.

THANK YOU FOR BEING HONEST AND LETTING THE WORLD KNOW WHAT LIFE IS REALLY LIKE….. KEEP SPEAKING OUT !

At first i wondered why you choose to name your channel "depressed russian", now i understand. I whish this channel will help you get a better life 🙏

@omviuvenitlalumina

2 жыл бұрын

some will offer you a reaction

@andrejuha164

Жыл бұрын

There is a very big difference between Russia and USA. You can't live on the street , because temperatures -20 celsius. And that is why russian kriminals are so hard. Because in Russia is stole or die. There is no alternative like live on the street. Thats was also why there won communist. Is this time was simmilar criminality to todays USA but you coldn't live on the street and you could't move somewhere else becouse of serfdom!. And also if you have a house you need to pay for heating. Doesnt help is your own house. There is no possibility live in Russia and not generate money!!!!!!!!! No money = death

The furthest I've been in Russia was Irkutsk and Baikal. I don't know how comparable the situation there is with where you live, but I remember how surprised I was to see how expensive real estate was compared to what people earn. And I didn't base that on what I paid for my apartment, because I'm sure I paid a foreigner's premium, but I saw advertisements for apartments in newspapers, which I read to learn Russian.

Love your video, keep the faith

As a doctor, you make only 38% more than a cashier. WOW. What a way to take away any incentive to do medicine. Loved this video! Subscribed

@powerhousegaming6408

2 жыл бұрын

I bet there is a huge brain drain with all the educated people leaving the country.

@rogerstaton2777

2 жыл бұрын

I hope never to be treated by a Russian doctor in my lifetime.

@0ldb1ll

2 жыл бұрын

The only incentive in Russia for ordinary people is to stay out of prison by not objecting to their money being stolen by oligarchs. Hopefully someone will start a revolution for equality of living.

@lucasgrey9794

Жыл бұрын

You absolutely *don't* want to be treated by a doctor who did medicine for the money.

@pedamucic

Жыл бұрын

Check the difference in income between a taxi driver and a GP (general practitioner) doctor in France….be fair and compare apples to apples, pick a provincial city similar to Khabarovsk.

You deserve much better! It breaks my heart to see fellow human beings struggling just to get shelter and food on their tables

@ktalks386

Жыл бұрын

Every country going sulam down economy

@andrejuha164

Жыл бұрын

There is a very big difference between Russia and USA. You can't live on the street , because temperatures -20 celsius. And that is why russian kriminals are so hard. Because in Russia is stole or die. There is no alternative like live on the street. Thats was also why there won communist. Is this time was simmilar criminality to todays USA but you coldn't live on the street and you could't move somewhere else becouse of serfdom!. And also if you have a house you need to pay for heating. Doesnt help is your own house. There is no possibility live in Russia and not generate money!!!!!!!!! No money = death

@stinko9416

Жыл бұрын

Um.....have you been to the U.S.?

You are so brave! Keep going, love your humor and attitude! Stay save! Love to learn more from you.

Good explanation. Subscribed!

Damn girl, BE CAREFUL with what you say! We want to keep listening to you

@independentvoter8710

Жыл бұрын

She's basically using English as encryption. There's probably not enough spies in Russia who speak English.

Great work Alena! As a Chinese, Khabarovsk is a city that I always wonder what it’s like since it is so close to us. I often hear from people from the northeastern Chinese provinces (close to the Russian Far East) complaining about their stagnant economy but it seems that sadly our Russian neighbours aren’t doing great either. Wish you the best with your channel and congratulations on your English skills, you sound very much like an American!

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 💜

@tallll70

2 жыл бұрын

@@DepressedRussian Did you go to school in US or Another place, You do speak good, I'm Czech my self and i still have too much of accent my self after 20 years constant communication in English

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

No, I went to Russian school and never been abroad

@mirka

2 жыл бұрын

@@DepressedRussian 👏👏👏 You sound American 😁

@saritaingalsuo6976

2 жыл бұрын

@@DepressedRussian wow! Impressive!

Your sincerity deserves the subscription and thumbs-up! Please, stay safe!

as another severe depressed person, I really do enjoy your content! greetings from Finland, and hoping for a more peaceful times.

I was adopted from Russia in 1998 and live in The States now. Truly depressing seeing the realities of life in Russia and now seeing whats going on. :(

@adammirko4835

Жыл бұрын

Try looking at life in Philadelphia. Kensignton aveneu for example. Very cheerful.

@troublemakerbros4267

Жыл бұрын

@@adammirko4835 I never said life in the states was anymore cheery... USA is going to hell in a handbasket and everyone is just fine with it... esp our own Gov... Clearly Governments are showing the world they dont care about us. Be it States, Russia, whatever

@michaelowoseni1364

Жыл бұрын

@@adammirko4835 all those people are drug addicts

@joso7228

Жыл бұрын

COST OF LIVING in America or why americans never smile ....thats the next video....

@gurdjieff9282

Жыл бұрын

did your step parents abused you? thats usually what yankee families do to adopted children.

Wow this kid is great 👍.. Don’t want to give up on the Russian people…The youth is the future for Russia 🇷🇺

Great video, strive on!

I've been in Belarus years ago, I guess the situation is very similar to those you're describing, so I understand what you're saying.

Thank you for nice video! Im from Lithuania (pribaltika). We have 30 years independent from Russia. Life 30 years ago was like now in Russia, even worse. But now is much better, thank you for EU. EU invest plenty of money in Lithuania. But for retiree is not easy, low pentions. But I hope everythink will be better and better☺️

@NeutralDice

Жыл бұрын

www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/TM-Graphic-Russia-UK-Shopping-v2.jpg? EU good? not really because of their anti-Russia sanctions whole EU (except for Hungary) will pay high gas prices www.globalpetrolprices.com/natural_gas_prices/ Russia 0.009 / Germany 0.144 Netherlands 0.189 Sweden 0.236

You speak English very well. You even have some of the mannerisms down like sarcasm and self deprecation.

@thevoid5503

2 жыл бұрын

She reminds me of the people here in the Netherlands. The same delicious sarcasm.

@CalvinCarlo

Жыл бұрын

@@thevoid5503 Hahaha I’m from The Netherlands. I went to China and my humor was always misunderstood They would take me too seriously and thought I was very unintelligent. I was only just being sarcastic in a dutch way. I love our way of joking around. Obviously they just didn’t get it hahahah

@thevoid5503

Жыл бұрын

@@CalvinCarlo Our humour is like food in North Korea: not everyone gets it.

@thevoid5503

Жыл бұрын

@KrO It must be a European thing then.

love your videos

Thank you so much for this video! Very interesting listen you.

Hello from Australia Alena. Thank you so much for teaching us about the "real" Russia. I sincerely hope your channel grows and helps provide you with more opportunities. And may you one day have the chance to live your life the way you choose and be where you can be happy. Take care. 😊💐🐨

@lukei6255

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe we should tell her about the housing issues, the homelessness and high cost of living in Australia?

@pedamucic

Жыл бұрын

Amen to people like you who are living in the real world and not looking at the world through rose colored glasses (actually even these types of glasses no longer do the trick). But at the end of the day we’re just talking to the wind, western movies and “cultural” propaganda have already taken their toll…the only way to ’right that wrong’ is for the depressed dreamers to ‘come on down west’ so they can feel it on their own back.

@markkoreeyvmarkko

Жыл бұрын

@@lukei6255 Yeah dude. Tell her how you are sent to jail for pronouncing the word WAR. Wait. You are not sent to jail for that.

@lukei6255

Жыл бұрын

@@markkoreeyvmarkko Julian Assange has been.

@VideosCPS

Жыл бұрын

@@lukei6255 maybe you should do some Maths. I did the conversions during the video and nothing in Australia could come close to what she was describing. All Western countries are having difficulties but these are relative to what Westerners are used to. Plus the fact the Australian Federal government was dumped from office with a large turn over in representatives recently would be something many Russians can only dream of. Unlike Morrison, I can’t see Putin being confronted by a pensioner telling him he was a lying useless prick or a firefighter refusing to shake his hand. Life in the West and Russia are not even close.

I met some young Russians who were back-packing and they explained why everything is so expensive in huge, resource-rich Russia: “Mafia runs all aspects of supply.”

@awpetersen5909

2 жыл бұрын

That is exactly right!

@jammydoughnut

2 жыл бұрын

I'm another to agree, Russia is controlled by mafioso networks, ultimately controlled by putler. I've worked in Moscow, seen the evidence. never will step into Russia ever again. shocked and appalled

@BrainMeltDown

2 жыл бұрын

Yup my my uncle had to meet with the Russian mafia to buy sturgeon to bring back to Hawaii to grow in a aquaculture pond to research and produce Caviar in Hawaii.

@andrejuha164

Жыл бұрын

Where is the problem? in Siberia everthing is paid by russian state. I were in Russia capitalism like in USA. everybody needs to relocated , nobody knows where . Is so simple. Similar thing is done also in Norway much in more smaller volume . This was done by comunism. You will need , probably shoot this people . It would be disaster .

Thanks 🎉

I like your cheerful outlook.

Just watched Naty's depressed QnA vid last night. I heard that she doesn't have many friends anymore in Khabarovsk(hopefully she's just joking). Keep her in company and make each other stay sane and safe in this crazy times that we live in. I hope you guys find your way out very soon. ✌🏻

@markkelly9095

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately not joking :( I think zach in of Russia are friends as well.

@andremonteiro8427

2 жыл бұрын

I just loved your video. Please make a video about homosexuality in Russia.

@pripyat.sadboi8092

2 жыл бұрын

@@andremonteiro8427 Comment on the main section so she could see it

@andremonteiro8427

2 жыл бұрын

@@pripyat.sadboi8092 thanks

2:52 She means "chef" as in head cook of this restaurant. Yes, in Russian they call it kafe but it's actually a restaurant where you sit down, order food and the waiter brings it to you.

Alena, I just discovered your channel. I understand what you and other Russian people have to go through. All I can say is that I wish you well and I hope things improve in your country.

Interesting clip . A real eye opener to the hardships.It sounds tough.

Hello from New Zealand Alena. I just wanted to say I enjoyed watching your excellent video, very informative with lots of detail and you have an original style of presentation that made me want to see more of your work. It is refreshing to see your down to earth presentation of the factors affecting your life in a difficult situation, you have courage and lots of personality :)

When Finnish citizens were not yet banned from travelling to Russia as enemies of the state i always wondered what life was like in the remote oblasts after seeing affluence of Saint Petersburg. This mirrors economic reality i hear from Yekaterinburg and thus subscribed, notified and bought you a coffee. ☕️

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 💜

@tallll70

2 жыл бұрын

Oblast... The oblast i am from uses tge same word🙂

@jevgenisved1419

Жыл бұрын

Finnish citizens aren't enemies of the state. Eu cityzens are banned, because of Ukraine.

@anttipeltola8578

Жыл бұрын

@@jevgenisved1419 We're EU citizens too thus banned.

Thanks for the info on that, never though it was like that, good to understand the real reasons and to know a bit more about life there

Hope things get better for you!

As an average American living an average life, I'd say most of us recognize that it's the Russian government that is the problem and empathize with the average Russian citizen and their plight. Yes, Russia has so much potential! Hopefully this madness will end, and Russia and her people will become part of the international community...

@voprosofftochkanet850

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for ur position... Greetings from Russia

@albin2232

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is that Russia has always been ruled by Autocrats - Putin, USSR, Romanovs. Go back as far as you like. It's in the Russian DNA. If you offered them freedom, 80+% wouldn't want it.

@johnfleming5470

2 жыл бұрын

We dodged a bullet with Trump - SO FAR. He’s a totally corrupt racist and fascist but luckily a stupid cowardly one. But Trump is merely a symptom, his base is the disease and they haven’t gone anywhere

@coreyguy5216

2 жыл бұрын

Why don't you be honest and tell them about the problems here in America tell them how gas is almost $10 a gallon tell them how food is extremely expensive and people can't afford it tell them how they are millions of homeless people who can't afford homes tell them how there are millions of people that work for less than $10 an hour they have no health Care and they can't afford medicine when they get sick tell them how police officers murder black people tell them how corporations get richer while workers get poor you say their government is the problem because they invaded Ukraine what about our government and what we did to Libya Iraq what about what we're doing right now in Syria you make fun of Russia's invasion but we got our asses kicked for 20 years in Afghanistan it's amazing how we take the moral high ground as if we're so much better these people should be proud of their government for standing up for them and protecting them against Nazis that we are arming ukrainians call Russians orcs and they have been killing Russian speaking people for years so it's very sad to watch this video to see someone submit to evil powers for consumer goods and financial stability there are more important things in life ijs

@lilipop6990

2 жыл бұрын

@@voprosofftochkanet850 какую позицию? подробней пожалуйста 😼

If I were born in russia and I get to know english well, I just GTFO of there and emigrate to some normal country. I believe most intelligent and skilled russians are doing just this as we speak.

Your videos are so entertaining. I enjoy watching you and Natasha. Keep up the good work.

Good luck to you, Alenka

This video gave me several thoughts and feelings. It can definitely be hard to smile when you are struggling to meet basic needs. At the same time, it can be worth remembering many people in the world who are not struggling, or even have abundance, are also not happy. Often, the things that can bring the most joy or meaning don't cost money, or not a lot. Family, friends, finding hobbies or activities that you love, perhaps simply appreciating the beauty in nature. Which is not to say to accept a tough situation, but try to find brightness even as you work toward a better one. If you have a passion for making videos, I think you've already found what could be a great answer to both the challenges above. I sincerely hope neither Google nor the Russian government restricts KZread in Russia, I think its vital to keep humanizing connections between peoples alive. Especially at a time like this.

I used to work with a Russian nurse in a hospital, and it drove her crazy that I was always cheerful. I think they are so somber, is because such bad things have happened in their country (like Stalin, the KGB, and the food shortages of the USSR) that they feel if they have a glimmer of hope, someone from the government will come by and squash it like a bug. Your hopes can’t be destroyed if you have no hope.

@RRaucina

Жыл бұрын

As Putin said, he won't allow any freedom or happiness in his country: "It is like a midge or a bug that flew into your mouth - you must immediately spit it out."

@hanshandkante5055

Жыл бұрын

I know some russians too and i was born and raised in a socialist country too - east germany. And OUR history was not that different from that of Russia, they had a Tsar, we had an Emperor, they had Stalin, we had Hitler, they lost millions in both world wars, we lost millions in both world wars. But russians are still ten times more cynical then germans, don't ask me why. It's like they are all 100% nihilists. Thats why the sanctions won't work. They are already so used to poverty that these sanctions don't affect them much. It's nearly impossible to defeat such countries. That's why the west spend billions and 20 years on Afghanistan and the Taliban took over again within one day. They have literally nothing to lose.

@RRaucina

Жыл бұрын

@@hanshandkante5055 Exactly. But without Putin, they will have space to gain something.

@maratibragimov338

Жыл бұрын

This is cause when you smile without apparent reason all Russian people think you are 1.crazy/fool..there's even saying in Russian smeh bez prichiny prisnak durachiny..to translate..Laugh without cause is fools property..but given your explanation and your high degree of education she definitely didn't take you for fool..but when comes second option 2.People might think you are mocking them publicly which is very offensive in Russia..so I am not surprised Russian girl got angry whenever she saw you..

@maratibragimov338

Жыл бұрын

@@hanshandkante5055 It's true..but the object of sanctions are NOT Russians..but Russian government..and Russian people and Russian government are two quite different and opposite World's..there is absl nothing common between them just where Russian people strong their highly corrupt and effeminated through stolen riches government is weak..this is how Russian Empire fell This is how USSR has fallen this is how Putin's Russia is to fall..as person living in Russia for decades I can say that sanctions DO WORK..

Interesting video 👌 thanks for sharing ☺

Спасибо. I am currently learning Russian and am very fascinated with Russian history and culture. I hope things get better for you in the future. 🙏

@irenekasatik2013

Жыл бұрын

Да все у нас хорошо, это у автора видео плохо 😏

@youhateyoutube

Жыл бұрын

@@irenekasatik2013 за всех не говорите. пускай лично у вас так остается, а в стране война, разруха и беспредел. опустим даже политику и социум, у людей на лицах все написано. каждый друг другу враг, все хамят и всем все равно друг на друга. сколько лет жил в России, да лишь несколько раз видел, чтобы люди улыбались другим людям на улице. в ответ лишь видел тысячу раз ненависть и желчь.

@Kraym

Жыл бұрын

♥️

@irenekasatik2013

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@@youhateyoutube ой, не видела ваш комментарий. На счет войны. Я поддерживаю т.к. укр армия обстреляла Новошахтинск наш русский еще в 2014 очень мнооого раз, а Россия все пыталась уладить. Так что укр первые начали, я за сво! А на счет угрюмых лиц - начните с себя и структурирования окружающего вас, все наладится. О том что укр армия стреляла в Новошахтинск здесь kzread.info/dash/bejne/oYR60qltdqTZh9Y.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/h6ia2JaKZLitd84.html Начните с себя, правда ☝️😀

@youhateyoutube

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@@irenekasatik2013 не причисляйте всех в одну общность, я не с вами. если я "приезжий", то я из "ваших", русских?) судя по тому, как окружающие обращаются с "нацменьшинствами" -- не думаю. спасибо за пожелание, я уже давно начал с себя и структурировал окружающее -- уехал из России. не вернусь, пока не прекратится война и не одумаются люди. вам в ответ желаю последнего, если вам ни капли не стыдно за погибших украинцев и вы собираетесь дальше поддерживать этот беспредел.

We in Poland also never smile to strangers. I think that's just what all Slavs are like. We don't smile if there is no reason to smile. We just don't see the need to show our teeth to everyone in the street and we think it's stupid if others do it 😁 But we're nice people 🙂 We smile when we get to know someone better 😉 33 years ago I was in your age and earned 8 USD per month... But we were not unhappy even though we had no money. Now we have more money, but we have less time, less friends, life is different. Everyone is in a hurry, people are not so close to each other like then. This is the price .. Stay strong and try to focus on what you have and not what you don't have, so as not to go crazy. I hope someday better times will come for you 💗

@pedamucic

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Well said LaPanda. Life is the best teacher….let’s just do a quick recap…Lesson 1: The grass always seems greener on the other side…but as we know from life’s lessons it’s not. Let’s do the same “cost of living exercise” in another country….the result is pretty much the same…i’ve lived, worked, and studied on 5 continents in 11 countries (not counting countries that i went on vacation 😉) so i’m speaking from first hand experience…so listen to LaPanda’s words of wisdom and stop wasting your time and life…it’s not easy anywhere, especially these days….in Russia you at least have heat, fuel, and food (yes i know your prices increased) unlike many places that have empty shelves…that’s REAL POVERTY, when you have money but there’s nothing to buy…Russia is a 1000 times better now than it was during Soviet times or even during Yeltsin…you may not believe it but there are many people in the USA, Germany and other Western countries that are seriously interested in immigrating to Russia.

@hershellacey9405

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@@pedamucic they will immigrate as soon as the country leadership changes to a real democracy.

@LaPanda

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@@pedamucic I grew up in Poland in the 1980s when the shelves were empty so I know what that means. And these shelves were COMPLETELY empty, i.e. in the grocery store you could only buy vinegar ... and that was only 30 years ago. Then we were under Soviet rule and when we freed ourselves in 2-3 years, a lot has changed and many things have become easier, so I don't miss those times. But now it's not that simple - especially for people who don't earn much. I suppose our standard of living is similar to that in the cities of Russia, because I listen to Russian bloggers who have moved to Poland. Only better order is here and more independance. But whether we are happy depends only on us, not what we have. Will we be happy with the next pair of Prada shoes if we don't have friends or family? Will we be happy in a world where to meet someone you have to make an appointment a week ahead at the pub instead of just coming to their house like we used to be? Would it make us happier to go on an all-inclusive holiday and be bored by the pool while drinking a drink because that's how it should be? Or was it better to go camping with friends to the river bank and drink cheap wine, talk all night and laugh? As a Pole, I understand Russians. We have the same Slavic soul, mentality, dishes, faith and we believe in the tradition, the strength of the community and the conservative world order. And we smile when we want, not when it is appropriate. Poland is on the border between the cultures of the East and the West, so it is more orderly than Russia and people think more independently. Russians should too. But not everything that glitters in western world is cool.

@johny23d48

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I m romanian, born in the 80’..100% agree with u lapanda

@stefann522

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Its interesting thing about Slavs and smiling. I noticed that we Balkan Slavs (Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia, North Macedonia) smile more in average than other Slavs. Maybe it's like this because we drink Rakija, while other Slavs drink Vodka. Who knows 😂

You seem like a nice person. I wish you had better circumstances. I bought you some coffee. Maybe some day you can visit us here in Pennsylvania. Best wishes.

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 💜

I have learned so much from this video. I didn't know salaries were so low along with the cost of living not being extremely low. I think this is so important for people to know. I hope one day you can travel the world if you like, and I hope one day it will be safe for me to visit Russia as well.

I love you so much for speaking up ! Stay who you are, you are awesome

You're in my YT feed because of Natasha's channel. You're good at this, keep it going!

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 💜

Thank you for a great video 😘. I really hope that the wealth and fortune are soon given to the people. We, need you, you know. Stay strong 💪 and lot’s of love ❤️.

I love this channel.

I like your vibe and energy. You're real. I didn't even have to listen to you for a full minute before I Subscribed 👍

It was wonderful to see your video and how you tell the truth about living in your contry, because you are brave and not afraid to tell what you are thinking of! Thanks a lot for sharing, I really enjoyed listening. A big hug!!

I'm sorry for your hardship! This world is so messed up! You make me truly appreciate my life and opportunities - deeply. Thank you for sharing.

best wishes to you!

Thank you for posting this video. Very informative. I hope you can find a better place to live in the future.

I'm recent subscriber to your channel and I love your content 💕 it's real, down to earth, it's a change to hear young Russians and their daily lives ..keep up the good work

I like your content and your personality, you made me laugh a lot with your sarcasm haha, keep up the good work with more videos like this!!

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Just started following you. I like your content.

Just discovered your channel and i really loves your video and honesty. Greeting from Canada 🙂

This is such a well edited video! And I also laughed at your sarcasm haha, subscribed!

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 💜

This is sad that young people in Russia don’t have much to look forward to. You are clearly smart and I hope you can escape to a life you deserve 💕 Your English is very good. Greetings from 🇬🇧

@DepressedRussian

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Thank you 💜

I hope you keep making videos. It appears your KZread is growing pretty quickly. You have great interaction with your videos. You only have produced 8 videos yet, you have 28k subscribers. You have something special here, I hope you find the strength to keep going. You are a strong young girl, just remember that.

Thank for sharing, book the next plane out of there asap

Your sarcasm in English is excellent. I imagine that must be hard as a second language. Keep up the good work. Subscribed after watching my first video by you!

I've just subscribed your channel. It's nice to hear your honest info about Russian's monthly salary and rent.

Love your content keep up the good work I wish the best for you

Your videos make me smile.

Lmao!! Really enjoyed this one. Some truths are worth sharing. Hope to see more.

I hope you can provide more material, and stay safe while doing it.

Great information! I'm slowly watching all of your episodes. Excellent English!

I love your sarcasm 😆🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

Hi from Israel, we got tons of Russian emigres here. On average they are well educated, motivated and fun to work with. Russia is rich in resources and quality manpower. This is such a tragedy.

Hi Alena, thanks for sharing, very interesting insights in the work area from the far east of Russia. I can clearly hear you. Never heard about Khabarovsk before, but seems to be rather big ... Greetings from Germany. Looking forward to new videos, stay safe.

@DepressedRussian

2 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank!

Good video. Take care.

Thank you for your GREAT video....... You WILL attain your dream life, I swear !!!!

rent in Vancouver Canada is oin average for 1 bedroom outside the city center is 1K CAD or 64K Rubles a month. Drug addicts can rent a gov furnished one bedroom completely with wifi, tv bed furnitiure etc. for 200 CAD or 13K Rubles a month , however many get kicked out since the addicts here sell all the furniture plus the door for drugs.

@nesser52

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Insane, cheaper then in Moscow xD

I was poor my whole life then got lucky and got a high paying job and invested my money very well and now I'm considered "rich". I am less happy now than when I struggled to get by. I'm still happy but much less so. You can't buy friends and family. Money doesn't make your dog live longer. Money can't change the past. Love and empathy for your fellow humans and animals is really the only thing that matters.

ONE OF THE MOST HONEST DEPICTIONS I'VE EVER SEEN! Thank you for your VOICE and willingness to use it. WE SEE YOU ✊! 👍🖖

Thanks for giving your view...despite the harsh conditions you live under..it still helps us to undertand...stiff upper llip..

Thank you for sharing. Your voice is strong. Your mind is your own. You yearn for opportunity, real opportunity, to develop the best you. You value people, in all their various flavors, and peace. Please stay awesome!!!

You are good. You have a future at this. Keep it up you will make money. Subscribed.

Please keep posting , you are not alone !!

Amazing channel 😃😃😃 I really like the way how you give the information about our countries. It’s very sad but it’s a reality here 😅greetings from Belarus 👋

I have only just found you I think you are awesome you speak your mind

You have a great sense of humor Alena, I really enjoyed your video. You do a really good job explaining reality there, I guess I won't be looking for a barista job there! I'm glad that N's Adventures promoted you. Also, I believe you would do really well working as a barista (or basically doing whatever you want) in California.

Jaw 2 the floor @ how 🤔 u blend humor & psychological darkness ! Thank u for being so honest & expressive. Best of luck 2 u 👍

I just found your channel, and I’m so impressed. You’re a very beautiful young woman, and you’re very brave for speaking your mind. I am now a subscriber. And I just love your dry humor 🥰😄

I think you are awesome! Your English is great too.

@DepressedRussian

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Thank you 💜

I admire the fact that you and your fellow vlogger -- I subscribe to her channel as well -- continue to speak your mind as to the situation over there. I try to share your (and her) videos on my social media accounts (both VK and FaceBook) to try and draw others to both of your channels. Hopefully, that is a good thing...although with things being as they now are, sometimes I wonder if sharing is a good idea or not.

Great video

I hope your life takes you to a time and place where you always smile. Best wishes from a small town in Texas, USA.

@NeutralDice

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I hope your life takes you to a time and place where you don’t need to pay $600 for ambulance service. Best wishes from Greece.