Part 2 of this story here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZZyuvNexls_Tm9Y.html

@Eric-mz9en

Жыл бұрын

Super cool episode. Thanks.

Former Soviet Babushkas in Miami? Watch out, Bald and Bankrupt is right around the corner!

@robertnegru5935

3 жыл бұрын

He's on the way to Miami:))

@SM-ov4vl

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexandrep4913 what did he do?

@musty3azi634

3 жыл бұрын

@@SM-ov4vl people were accusing him raping other ladies. I dunno if it’s true 🍆

@SM-ov4vl

3 жыл бұрын

@@musty3azi634 ooh shit, thanks for the reply!

@MrRandomguy64

3 жыл бұрын

@@SM-ov4vl that's bullshit, he didnt do that. It is just his haters that are jealous of his lifestyle trying to create these rumours and blow things up

0:50 that sky, beach, and the sea looks like something off a painting

@poom641

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and it looks exactly like that all the time except when raining

@Sam21998

3 жыл бұрын

Makes me wanna go down there, my area, Buffalo, NY skies are always Grey, the lake is always greenish brown and no palm trees or clean unsalted rusty cars etc. Wish I was in FL with no mask mandate rn too. 😫

Absolutely love all your videos! Why a major network hasn’t picked you up is beyond me but then again, you have tons of freedom and less censorship doing it this way. I have turned my friends and family, husband and adult kids included, on to your vids! Thank you so much! ❤️

@N1755L

3 жыл бұрын

Peter's videos do not serve well to divide people, they actually show how good and how everyone is the same, which could be problematic for the global oligarchy, since Peter's videos could "create" more people who would oppose our governments going into other countries to cause mayhem, hardships and death. People who watch Peter's videos likely won't approve of our governments going to overthrow other people's governments. I can't see Peter being picked up by major networks. Peter's videos are the best, for most of those reasons.

@han1218

3 жыл бұрын

Networks mainly show content that pushes some political or ideological agenda, or serves someone's economic interests. Much is to brainwash people and make them dumb. That's what I love about KZread and "Alternative Media". It's real real "reality shows". Let's embrace it while we have it. In the past year both FB and YT have started to crack down on what they deemed as "misinformation", most of these bans being politically motivated.

Coming from immigrant parents from the USSR and being first gen. , they love America and can’t even fathom going back to their previous lives and only want the best for me and my future grandchildren

@TimJr.

3 жыл бұрын

We need those that have lived under the Socialist/Communist thumb to lead the fight against it.

@ericktwelve11

3 жыл бұрын

Not trying to offend Russian/Ukrainians but why are they so materialistic? when I see Ukrainians and russian, they live in expensive area and expensive cars, jewelry and clothes, I know most don't have the income go live that luxury lifestyle. Not trying to offend them per say, maybe I don't understand them but it would be nice if someone to explain to me.

@EvaLasta

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericktwelve11 because its a contrast to how they grew up maybe poor and in a bad area etc. At least for my family who came from Poland.

@ericktwelve11

3 жыл бұрын

@@EvaLasta I've met plenty of Africans here that are not materialistic and live modest, they came from a very poor country nothing compare to Eastern Europe.

@momofmany9954

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericktwelve11 I can probably answer that for you. My husband grew up in horrible poverty in Russia, as in worse than the projects here. He was very highly motivated to create a good life so that his future wife and children never had to go without. Tho we live a very privileged life now my husband is still a very humble human being. His mother though who spent more time in Russia is incredibly materialistic and I think she's trying to make up for time of spending her first 30 plus years living in poverty.

I love the care less, never stress line from him!!!

@GeorgeFeb

3 жыл бұрын

Sure, he moved from a fucking dump of a country, lol! Wonder how?

My maternal great grandparents were from kiev. They boarded a boat to the USA in 1912. They pulled into a port and was told they were in NYC. However it wasnt it was actually Southampton England and that's how I became a brit and not a yank !!!

@eugene8524

3 жыл бұрын

cheers mate, sorry about that!

I know quite a few Eastern Europeans who made their lives in the US. Overall they’re generally positive about their choice in moving and setting up here, and their kids are finding success.

@mikebobson2768

3 жыл бұрын

I do know a few polish and Romanians doing pretty well for themselves.

@eminaroses7005

3 жыл бұрын

I’m Bosnian and many of us were accepted as refugees. My family and I are very happy to be productive American citizens to a country that saved us.

@baklava6138

3 жыл бұрын

@@eminaroses7005 I am Bosnian too, but I disagree. I lived in the US and it was a soul crushing experience. I moved back to Europe and am 10x happier.

@eminaroses7005

3 жыл бұрын

@@baklava6138 I’m glad that you did what made you happy. My family and I are very happy here. I will say that my parents could be happier (post war trauma) but they still love their lives here. Sve najbolje

@baklava6138

3 жыл бұрын

@@eminaroses7005 hvala :)

You & Bald need to collaborate. I can see it now, 3 episodes.. traveling around Kazakhstan. Make it happen!

@DMWBN3

3 жыл бұрын

Soviet special.

@koilamaoh4238

3 жыл бұрын

Hes still searching for that legendary Chernobyl radiated babushka, they're real!

@Zero11_ss

2 жыл бұрын

ew.

What a joyful character, I got a kick out of his personality and perspective on Miami. "It looks like a village!" I lived and worked in Tashkent for a season and met friends that I will have for life and wish I could see this weekend!!

@Electric-First

3 жыл бұрын

👍👍👍 Tashkent amazing city with good people . I lived there for 20 years . Now stuck in UK lol 😂

@highrisejules

3 жыл бұрын

@@Electric-First Oh yes the UK would be very different yet every place I've lived has there pros n cons. However there is something so endearing about Tashkent. The only place I could buy a bag of fresh raspberries for next to nothing. I so enjoyed Navruz spring festival!

@Electric-First

3 жыл бұрын

@@highrisejules actually today is Navruz . 🥳🥳🥳 Wish you all the best ! If you visit London sometime, let me know , i can make best plov in UK and you and your friends are welcome 🙏

@highrisejules

3 жыл бұрын

@@Electric-First Wow 👏😍 I actually knew it was soon but didn't realize this. I must have arrived a day or two before Nazvruz years ago! 😊

@highrisejules

3 жыл бұрын

@@Electric-First Wow I love plov I will keep you posted!! 💗 Many blessings to you.

Peter's videos make my day. The first guy on KZread I have hit the bell icon for.

this guy is the best vitalli i have seen that lives in Miami. love stories for people moving to america

Love your videos. I'm Lithuanian married to Russian living in LA. Crazy how life works sometimes. Cheers!

Yay, another episode! Makes my lazy Sunday afternoon even better 😁...

As a Russian-speaker myself, albeit born in the US, I can attest to Sunny Isles and its surrounding Slavic enclaves representing the absolute worst that Russian/Ukrainian culture has to offer. "A country within a country" as the interviewee states is nothing more than a superficial bubble with superficial people driving around in fancy cars that their perpetual scheming has afforded them, while their spouses are sleeping with their next-door neighbor. I'm glad to see all the Brighton Beach babushkas flocking to South Florida - the ones who just like the one in the video have been in the United States for several decades and have yet to express an interest in learning English, whilst receiving housing subsidies and free medicare despite never or seldom having worked in this country, all the while bashing America and nostalgically speaking of how good (based on their perception) things were in the former Soviet Union. When I visited this very strip in Sunny Isles a year ago, I felt like I had just stepped out of a time machine, taking me back several decades, yet these folks continue to relish in a culture of regression.

@stanislavdidenko8436

2 жыл бұрын

It's two-sided phenomenon. I never could get people who migrated into US just to reconstruct another version of their home country. They forcefully isolate themselves from the greatest culture and self-development. On the other side they are not loosing their identity and traditions that fast. So let it be. Americans shouldn't worry about them, France had shown that 99% of Russian identity gets lost in three generations.

@trolololololololololololol6124

2 жыл бұрын

Very common in the Somali community here in Minneapolis. Nice fancy car but in section 8. We are similar to the Eastern Europeans refugees

I'm smiling already. I love the strong personalities and irreverence.

@JudithSanchez-ht6jn

3 жыл бұрын

They let Russia 🇷🇺 and Ucrania just they live the communism life where they live when the party tell them where to live. They do not live where they wants; the party chooses for them. The does not have idea what Biden have in store 🏬 for them.

@notsoeloquent

3 жыл бұрын

@@JudithSanchez-ht6jn what language is this?

@notorious264

3 жыл бұрын

@@JudithSanchez-ht6jn try again in english or at least fix your grammar

@EvaLasta

3 жыл бұрын

@@JudithSanchez-ht6jn I didn't understand you

Best, I should call You a reporter, I have ever seen. Hands down. It is only a second day as I have been subscribed to You, but spending my weekend only with Your videos! Fire! What an amazing personality You are!

My parents came from Ukraine and they busted their butts tryna create the best life for their kids. Hard work pays off. Never settle for what your situation is. #No excuses.

@septemberquest6393

2 жыл бұрын

Well said my friend. ...spaseeba!!!

Peter I just wanna touch on a few points in your video . I am an immigrant who moved here in 1995 when I was five years old . We sold everything we had for pennies on the dollar including two businesses and moved over to United States and basically started from absolutely nothing. ...about Russians in America or Ukrainians in America is that there are two different types. There are those who have had a very poor life in Ukraine or Russia that immigrate over to the United States and they end up absolutely loving everything about United States because to them they had absolutely nothing and of course they like everything about for example living in Miami. On the contrary there are those who have had a great life in Ukraine or Russia but decided to leave do to safety concerns in the early 90s. My dad for example lives in Hallandale Beach where your video is taking place. Started cleaning houses back in the late 90s and then transitioned to working in construction as many Russians do. He is still working in construction as a GC and each and every single day still works very hard labour. Whenever I talk to him on the phone he always mentions how he doesn’t understand to this day more than 20 years later why in the world my mother would decide to move to United States. The life and businesses that we have had there and everything so easy accessible and plentiful. Me after travelling most of Europe and say that life there is a lot more interesting - also the people there are a lot more unique- there is culture incredible scenery. What do we actually have in Florida ? Nice sandy beaches boating -and nice water to swim in. What about insane property taxes or the incredible income taxes of 40%. There is a lot that could be said but the most important thing that I have come to figure out when I ask other fellow Russians on Ukrainians if they like it here and they tell me they absolutely love it here and the reason for that is because they came from absolutely nothing and when that’s the scenario of course they would love it in 95F Florida .

Can’t wait for the next episode-thank you Peter for allowing this look into so many different cultures!

Watching here all the way from RUSSIA 🇷🇺. Love your videos..❤️❤️❤️❤️

You're about to make me send it to Miami! Great video as always brother!

lol this guy is like a Grand Theft Auto IV character

@iank11b62

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder if he likes bowling

@felipegouvea2013

3 жыл бұрын

In Vice City

Another great video. I had no idea there were so many Russian and Ukrainians living in Miami. I am fascinated by the diversity of the country 🇺🇸

@eriksonrich789

3 жыл бұрын

Another huge communities are in Chicago and Seattle

@duckydarkstar38

3 жыл бұрын

Brooklyn New York City

@elena79rus

3 жыл бұрын

@@duckydarkstar38 Brooklyn is Jewish, not Russian.

@villian99918

2 жыл бұрын

@@elena79rus Brighton Beach

@elena79rus

2 жыл бұрын

@@villian99918 Brighton Beach is Jewish, not Russian.

Great topic, I am half Russian half Ukrainian. i enjoy your view from your lens.

Vitalli has me LMAO with his energy and vibe!!! Loved watching this video of your series!

Love this channel!! Thank you for bringing us with you on your journey!

Brilliant stuff Peter! Love Vitalli

As always excellent work Peter! So grateful for your channel 🤗❤

Brilliant!!! thanks Peter and Vitalii*

Russian and Ukranian men are very interesting, intelligent, and fun! Welcome to America gentlemen and ladies! 🤗❤️

This the best most uplifting channel on KZread!!

Peter...You are an absolute gem. I love how easy you make it look to just talk to people. Keep it up!! I'm waiting to see you go to visit the Pennsylvanian Amish.

Peter I love your Channel!! I agree with those babushkas ( grand moms), all is good here in America, this is the land of the opportunities🇺🇸🇺🇸

Love the look inside, thank you!

Peter, you are so easygoing. Each video is like I’m listening to a friend tell me about his latest adventure. All of your posts teach me something about other people, cultures and commonalities we all share. I got 9 of my friends to subscribe and watch you too. Keep it up. 👍🏼

I can't wait for the next one! 😃

Дякую! Було цікаво)

Normally your videos are about breaking the stereotypes, this one is an exception, lol

@notsoeloquent

3 жыл бұрын

@@unknownhuman5507 they can afford them, imagine if you never paid taxes or health insurance, surely that can buy you a beemer. Most of them find a way to play the system, this is why this country needs serious reforms.

Dear Peter - I have enjoyed every post/episode. I really appreciate how you are able to interact with the guests. I have traveled a fair amount and have always enjoyed walking around and talking to locals - but you take it to a much higher level. Keep up the great work. Thanks!

Another good interview Peter ... you always pick interesting people/topics

Good job!!! Thanks for this clear explanation of local life!

I’ve lived in Utah as a non Mormon for my entire life, the level of open mindedness and acceptance in Florida is mind blowing to me. I’ve been trying to make friends here since I was born 🤣

@tesscarlson2074

3 жыл бұрын

Same here! Ogden born. Non-Mormon.

@HappyValleyCrawlers

3 жыл бұрын

@@tesscarlson2074 Well what’s up new friend!?

Interesting as always Peter

What a great guy. So friendly and open with his experiences.

I discovered your videos about a week ago. I've gone to the oldest ones, and binge watched. Each upload improves, and you cover exactly the things I wondered about these cultures. I would like to see the interior of Russia and Mongolia some day. ..and Uzbekistan.

Another great video!👍

Been looking forward to this one. Lived here for a year, and always wondered the connection

Wow...so beautiful video sharing. Thank you.

0:40 What a view !!

This video is youtube elite, Santenello videos are always that way. Thanks Sir

@Peter. This is one of the best episodes in your archive. This Vitali guy is a character. I reside in Coral Gables and after watching this show need check sunny islands area to taste some good Ukrainian food. Thanks

When I was younger I visited Florida during my summer vacations. I'm discovering under different angles. Thanks Peter.

25:42 I want to validate what this gentleman said about the fear of the Soviets even after 25 years. My Ukrainian mother lost her entire family to the Soviets and only had her parents and siblings in America lived in fear her entire life. I have enjoyed this video so much ! And even though I am 100% Ukrainian I have no idea what the foods of the Ukrainian people are! I would love to see a video of the foods ,especially the bakery items LOL !

Loving Vitali! Haha🤍

Love the background music

Peter you make awesome videos I just got back from Florida.

Thank you very much for this video 👍

It's really cool watching your videos :)

You were two blocks from my home. I would have loved to meet you, Peter! I'm a big fan and so enjoy your videos and learning a little more about the world. Thank you!

Very innovative videos by Peter .

Hahahahaha that Vitalii is a legend what a funny geezer! 😂😂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 slava Ukraine 🇺🇦💪🏼

Greatly enjoyed this video - great cross cultural insights! I am an SF'er relocated to Miami during the recent exodus and look forward to checking out some of the spots featured for delicious food [and then burn it off with dancing]. So fun - thank you for sharing your lives!

this is so fun to watch, i used to buy stuff from all the places you went when i lived in miami

I enjoyed this. So food learning

Great video as always! Would love to hear more about his story and how he made it in the USA 🇺🇸

@PeterSantenello

3 жыл бұрын

Coming soon!

Very interesting! Loving this series, looking forward to hearing from the Cuban population

Thank you for this my friend, your videos are great, love them new sub here! PS i did see you other videos from home town New York.

Nice video as always. Greetings from Greece. Hope you visit one day.

For me Vitaly is the best guest you've had until now.

Very good channel . Going to grow.

I’m in Miami for a month. I may visit Pinecraft because of Peter’s video. :)

Слава Украини! Hi from Bulgaria!

You can be babushka at 40😂😂😂😂love him

All good. All true. Thank you😍😎

Damn I really enjoyed this video.

Awesome guy and video 😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Just from the video’s title, gonna take a lucky guess and say this will be in Sunny Isles

@whitemailprivilege2830

3 жыл бұрын

Yh

I love the multicultural aspect of this country. Immigrants of every stripe, with their own food, their own language. Vitali is a real character. I admire his spirit and his command of the English language.

We came to Canada in 1996 due to the Yugoslav wars...With about $1000 borrowed from a lot of cousins/family back home, my parents decided that a future for their kids was the top priority. 25 years later we live in a house with the mortgage paid and have our own business. I believe they have accomplished the true American dream, am forever grateful.

@elena79rus

3 жыл бұрын

They accomplished it because they moved to Canada, not to the US. Had they moved to the US most likely they would still be working 3 jobs just to pay their rent, and would have hundreds of thousands dollars of medical and student debts.

Never knew there was such a big Russian & Eastern European population in Miami. I've a friend from Latvia & often joke about the different way of life, interesting conversations. Look forward to your vlogs ....... regards from England 🇬🇧

In Scotland, especially in Edinburgh, we have a saying for that pretend wealth that you were talking about, it's quite descriptive though. We say it's a Lady with a fur coat but no knickers. The reference is they spend all the money trying to show wealth by having a fur coat yet they can't afford a pair of knickers Fur Coat and No Knickers

@DMWBN3

3 жыл бұрын

My mums Glaswegian & I've often heard that expression.

20:27 the guy wearing fendi glases try to explain us about "Понты" . 😂😂😂

Hi I''m Czech guy married and living in Thailand so I absolutely love to watch the stories of other people who have moved to another country.I can¨t imagine my life without watching and learning from other cultures.Peter your channel is no 1 one for me for sure.No 2 is Daily Bald hahah,Regards from UthaiThani province Thailand

@timurermolenko2013

3 жыл бұрын

What an unusual combination of countries!

I can confirm that not all Russians who moved to United States open up strip clubs lol.😅 Nor do they all drive luxury cars. My husband is from Russia and though he's created a successful career, he runs an auto shop while I stay home with our kids. We live a very quiet, suburban life without all the theatrics vitaly is displaying. My husband has distanced himself from the Eastern European culture because of the obnoxiousness and grandiose behavior of many in his culture. My husband's mother though, very very materialistic and is what this video is all about haha. Great video!

18:34 - "Never go to the socialism." Message from those that know.

@elena79rus

3 жыл бұрын

Norwegians and Swedes would disagree.

@akolyt

3 жыл бұрын

@@elena79rus they are not socialists

Really enjoyed seeing my area on your video. Sunny Isles is in North Miami Beach, saw you drive thru Hallandale, to Aventura and up to Hollywood. Yes, there are many Russian Jews who got out of Russia because of religious freedom here in America. Hollywood Beach is really booming right now because of Spring Break. But in Broward there are many people wearing masks and being careful further out west away from the tourist areas. BTW, my Aunt and Uncle used to live in that condo building where you were interviewing those older ladies!

This video actually showed me why I couldn't live in the U.S. Every time, EVERY TIME, they go somewhere, they have to take the car.

@defoperator7993

3 жыл бұрын

Driving is awesome though. You can get a car for like 2grand and go anywhere

@happygilmore5948

3 жыл бұрын

Do you not know how to drive or something?

@DivinesLegacy

3 жыл бұрын

Well you can walk, if you live closely, but most us cities are sprawled out

@Whatsth3ruckus

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I definitely prefer the feel of European cities more. But some of the major U.S. cities many people don’t have or need cars, such as New York City, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., just to name a few.

@informedtraveler3014

3 жыл бұрын

Our suburbs expanded after World War 2 and commute times increased as people moved to the outskirts of the cities to live in spread apart houses with big yards. This is the major difference between US and Europe.

Bulgarian living in England here. As the old lady said - Socialism is no good! Too bad the west seems to be heading towards it nowadays

@kartofle123

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Sadly so many people in N America and W Europe are perfectly alright with gov't telling them how to live their lives and controlling every aspect of their daily existence. This will not end well and people had better wake up before it's too late.

@LanaW123

3 жыл бұрын

It is already too late. Wokeness is spreading faster then any virus from America to other western countries. Western civilization will be done soon. Viva China.

@EvaLasta

3 жыл бұрын

You would have to be crazy to think USA is even close to Socialism now lol

@elena79rus

3 жыл бұрын

Norwegians and Swedes would disagree.

Man... Seeing Sunny in a video is so surreal

This Guys Orange Bowie Swaetshirt is a riot ...Totally unexpected in context

Fantastic

Nice video

I can't stop looking at the sunglasses (with the etchings)......

@dawm12711

3 жыл бұрын

They're 'Fendi' sunglasses. If you have about USD 350.00 you can have them too!

Очень интересно. Спасибо! / Very interesting. Thanks!

America still has a dream

@DMWBN3

3 жыл бұрын

Just most people making it are not wrapped up in all the political crap.

@bottleofwatero1

3 жыл бұрын

I hope so. It's fading away tho if the current trajectory continues.

Very nice! Maybe if I had lived in Miami, my life would've been different. I arrived to America when I was 15-years-old with my mother. I had to study and work and supported us both financially. That Vitaliy guy is he from the KZread channel "storage units in USA"? АUDI Q8 looks as bad a..s as Tesla model X ;)

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