I love your channel, I tell everyone about it. I wish you much success!

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🙏

We have a cottage in Folldal, Norway, which is known as a cold place. I've experienced -34 celsius. To know these people LIVE where the cold get to the double of that.. wow! Like, -34 is cold... -60... It's a different kind of cold, if you haven't experienced it. It just hurts, stings. Got such respect for the people of this region.

fascinating stuff

great vid and Lars is the man! Now I'll feel warm at -20f in Vermont.

@sandhyanagarajan

Жыл бұрын

OK, well at least that's pretty cold, not like 10 C, 50 F, the temperature at which I feel cold at!

It's terrifying to see the shirt being ripped apart because I think of those horror films in which there is a frozen murder victim that actually breaks off body parts or shatters. It seems like it could happen here.

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Thanks God I heard this after I’d come back 😅 But it truly is a daunting place, come to think of it

Survival Russia sent me.👍

Thank you , (love from Lars ) 🐺

I was cold this morning and it is only -10 C...we get cool here in Michigan, but not like this! At night, we plug in the cars, and carry cell phones and hand cream inside our jackets -- toasty! These mini-documentaries are simply amazing! However, the bathroom outside might be a little tough!

Wow😮

I am another new subscriber. Thanks to Lars from Survival Russia. Thanks guys

New subscriber here..i love your videos...keep going and take care...much love from Philippines. ☺️

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Hey, Mara! Good to have you here, stay tuned for more cool videos 👌

Ah I find that being over 70 now I do things like watch part three then part one then part two.. it's ok I still enjoy life!!! ;-)

Toasting vodka with goodnight!!! Sladkiv snov.

Very informative and also entertaining reporting. The reporter, who is a young man, has not lost his adolescent playfulness and extrovert optimism, which makes his reports highly watchable. Holly Mother Russia with all its intimidating scale and harsh climate is still an enchanting and a Blessed place. One of her erstwhile foe's words comes to my mind, who grudgingly acknowledged, that Russia was, is and always be "The Heartland". (Zbigniew Brzezinski). Yes, indeed she is, in more than one way: a) She is the heartland of the World, and... b) She is in the heart of many people. Russians of course, but also many other Siberian and Nordic tribes as well, who are indigenous to the land. 🐻‍❄

I will be there for New Years. Tourists will be good for the economy..

Aweeeessomee!!!, Thanks Robert

On a visit to the Northern Territories one winter in the 1980’s, I solved the car problem by moving it into the cow barn for the night and covering it with boiled wool horse blankets. I ran an exhaust hose out the cat door and went out every two hours to run it for about 20 minutes. I had a survival kit in that car just in case. Foolish people did sometimes die or suffer exposure injuries. When I eventually sold the car, $350 to a Russian physicist, it had about 100 miles on it that didn’t show on the odometer due to it being frozen! With a gang of teenage kids, an outhouse is good because there’s never competition for the bathroom in the morning! You run out, do your business, and run back inside ASAP!

What is the cost of living? Rent is high? Crime rate? employment? 🐙🐄🐎

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

The cost of living is pretty high since a lot of stuff has to be transported there. Not sure about the rent as 99% of locals own houses. And they rent them out to tourists every winter which was one of their main businesses before the war. I guess, this time there will be fewer foreigners and the locals will make less money…

That's why Marvel movies look so funny, where the characters walk around the Oymyakon without hats and gloves.😂 Thank you for showing real life! Great film, great camera work!👍

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, if you run around Oymyakon without a hat for 10 mins you’re dead 😅

@sandhyanagarajan

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporter yes.

Learned about you from Lars

Was that an Arctic wolf?

@ivalest

Жыл бұрын

That was an arctic dog 😂

Try a frozen potato or rutabaga for a hammer. As for the banana, peel it inside, freeze it outside, and throw it against a rock or cement to watch it shatter like glass.

Good content

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I have some socks that are stiff like the ones 3:49 but they're stiff for a different reason lol

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

OMG 😆

@crashnebula7

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporter 😂Great content btw! I subscribed a couple days ago and will definitely watch all of your videos! Cheers

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

@@crashnebula7 Glad to hear that! Hope you enjoy it 🤝

представь, что ты исследователь ледяной планеты, в таких случаях ты должен надевать скафандр, некоторые локации в России натурально Марс! В следующий раз побереги свои ткани, репортер!

Try peeing outside

@RealReporter

10 ай бұрын

No you try! :)

@jepjep5635

10 ай бұрын

@@RealReporter 🐔🐔🐔

Worked for national russian tv, started youtube channel just after war started. Total coincidence 😅 Now showing sanctions dont work and ukrainians bombarding civilians in Russia. Lol. Thank you and good night!

@RealReporter

Жыл бұрын

Yeah yeah you’re not the first one here offering an in-depth analysis. The funny thing is Russian commentators often call me out for being pro-West and anti-Russian with my “sneaky” reports lol

@d.b.q.p.1540

Жыл бұрын

человеку захотелось быть поближе к народу на планете и снимать что-то свое

@Hilarygirl345

Жыл бұрын

just let you know, war started in 2014 by Ukrainian government

@smilesfordays

Жыл бұрын

@@RealReporterthat’s interesting. I wouldn’t watch this one and say it’s “sneaky”… it was pretty insightful and showed the tourism aspect that I hadn’t seen before. I guess you can find someone to be upset no matter what you do.