Giving money to a homeless person says much about your kindness and generosity. Both of you are beautiful people, love to your family!

@U.H8

9 ай бұрын

💙💙💙🙏🏻💛💛💛

Cannot get y’all off my mind. I’m sure the rest of us adorables feel the same

@marcycollinshtd4life

9 ай бұрын

Yes, I pray everyday for their family

@KateKosmo

9 ай бұрын

Yes I worry about them every single day. I pray for them every night.🙏

@EmilyBltz

9 ай бұрын

Yes we love them❤!

@AstraSystem

9 ай бұрын

I think of them daily, yes. Always hoping they're ok.

@sandrap556

9 ай бұрын

Your family is so adorable, do you guys want more children?

no idea how i happened upon this video, but i watched it regardless. It amazes me that we are all the same, we speak differently, our currency is completely different, but we are the same. it scares me that media, the 1 perecenters, politicians have us thinking anyone outside our country should be an enemy. But even scarier is that my garbage government has us even dividing ourselves. I loved this video

@typeorulz

4 ай бұрын

Well stated!💯

@coladeburo

3 ай бұрын

All people needs the Same : Love,Air,Food,Peace,Weed

A loaf of bread right now is between $4.00 and $5.00 dollars in Canada. Eggs are close to $6.00 a dozen. Butter is close to $10.00 a pound ( lb. ). Everything is very expensive here. Glad to see that you are both well. Love watching your videos.

@freecalkid

9 ай бұрын

Tennessee USA bread in a bakery, organic, $8. Butter $4-$5. Eggs are pretty cheap again $4 for organic. Beef is getting very expensive $8 lb for good hamburger. Romaine lettuce $5!

@teresasimpson5143

9 ай бұрын

Bread is about the same here in CA, but butter is about $5 a pound here. A gallon of milk is $6 (last time I looked)

@sweetwater156

9 ай бұрын

I just paid $4 for a half loaf of sourdough bread, and $13 for a half pound of deli Turkey. Eggs are $6 a dozen and milk is about the same. I can spend $100 and leave with one bag.

@snookoed

9 ай бұрын

Yes, but income is so very much higher than in Russia.

@bonnielassie2200

9 ай бұрын

​@sweetwater156 same in Florida.

Dan, I always appreciate your video updates. They are always very informative. My daughter lived in Russia for over 2 years and learned to speak fluent Russian. The stories she shared were amazing. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

Holy crap! I haven’t watched any of your videos in probably 6 or 8 months and your English is noticeably better! Way smoother and your vocabulary is expanding. I’m glad to see you guys are still doing well ❤️

Regardless of countries...Dan &Susi we are much alike, food that is good for you, sharing of goods towards another person. Thankyou for sharing a bit of your time with all of us. Prices are much alike but we still have some differences between our towns and countries. Peace & Grace ❤️🙏

@Littlepaw7

9 ай бұрын

Bread in the us for a loaf of sourdough is five dollars non organic.

Love to Russia ❤ from USA 🇺🇸🙏

@jillellis62

4 ай бұрын

I second that 🇺🇸❤️🇷🇺

@user-zy4cq6vo3q

4 ай бұрын

Love from North Carolina.

You have to admit Susie is cute and entertaining. That spontaneity is joyful. I love this family. ❤

Already love this family! Praying you success at every turn . Thank you for sharing yourselves with us , thank you for your helping the less fortunate💜

I love these little videos from the Sheekos family. Just regular folks trying to get buy during a sad war.

@daviecrocket9160

9 ай бұрын

Lol they live better than anyone in the UK

@typeorulz

4 ай бұрын

Yes, indeed. Very relatable.

You both are getting fluent in English! I'm so glad to see it! You guys, you're awesome! ❤ And thanks for this video; I really wanted to know what can you buy for $100 in Russia. I would also be interested to see how much a 19" (tires) mountain bike would cost, and the average prices of clothes. Thanks in advance!

Hello from Las Vegas. Love you guys. This crap will eventually be over and hopefully we can all live normally and peacefully.

@freecalkid

9 ай бұрын

Amen!

$100 doesnt do that much in America, and keeps getting worse.

@Birdyblue12

9 ай бұрын

👍

@pqrstzxerty1296

9 ай бұрын

Three packets of Lays chips.

@skybearer

8 ай бұрын

@@pqrstzxerty1296 no joke without a sale going on, 3 regular sized bags of Lay's chips would be around $12 for me at my local grocery stores

@pfdrtom

8 ай бұрын

Bidenomics.

@jillellis62

4 ай бұрын

2 small bags of groceries. Or, maybe a tank of gas. Or.. if you’re lucky- you can pay part of your power bill.

I've always found it weird how organic food is the most expensive, even though it requires the least amount of meddling to grow. Non-organic food gets genetically modified (a process that costs money), then gets sprayed routinely with chemicals (another process that costs money), and yet somehow those foods are cheaper than organic foods... My tiny little brain can't comprehend this.

@nataliet4293

9 ай бұрын

without spraying more of it gets eaten by bugs and less grows per plant.

@jeffparry2754

9 ай бұрын

It takes much more labor and more space for organic. Think weeds, pests and such

@virginiamoss7045

8 ай бұрын

Primarily, the yields, size, and visual quality for organic crops are much lower; that's why they cost more. But they are less toxic to the environment and to farm workers and to consumers. That's worth paying for. They are just as nutritious and taste just as good as non-organic. Though organic allows some less-toxic or non-toxic additives, the yields are still less because they aren't as effective.

@juliaholmes293

8 ай бұрын

I can answer that. I grow organically just for our own food and it is so time consuming. This year I spent every day hand picking bugs off my vegetables. Yes you can use some forms of pesticides also. But it is truly harder.

@user-hv4fc5rx7x

2 ай бұрын

Without commercial pesticides a larger part of organic fruit & veggie crops are lost to pests. Also, the product can be smaller. Therefore, an organic farmer has less to sell & needs to increase the prices to make up for that.

Wonderful video! You are living a great life. I’m in Washington state USA and that 100$ would buy maybe half of what you purchased. And it wouldnt begin to pay for all of our utilities. Inflation in the US is rampant. Thank you for all you put into your videos. Love this one!

Bo be honest Dan, with your english you can work in my US corporation with no problem, I work from Poland and really, a lot of my coworkers speak much worse than you, your english is very good!

@hollypierce3076

9 ай бұрын

I agree that his and Suzi both speak better English than some people who's only language is English😂

@hejiranyc

9 ай бұрын

I suspect that he is making WAY more money from this KZread channel than he would make from a regular corporate job in the US.

@jolantawojcik7799

9 ай бұрын

@@hejiranyc yes you're right 😅

@brendahere

9 ай бұрын

My understanding is they can't touch alot of there money directly because of the government. I seem to remember them saying it's being banked.

@junglesuperstar9270

9 ай бұрын

@@brendaherebecause Of American government . Be precise .

You guys always put a smile on my face. Such a lovely family.

@leighdegenhardt485

9 ай бұрын

I'm so glad to see you all!!! The bread you bought looks like what I make here! Unfortunately here, we call organic bread artisan and charge $5.00-$10.00 for it! And yours is organic! Wowzers! Blessings!!!

So funny, Suzie the Squirrel!!! Just come back with pockets full of goodies. Thank you for the tour. I would be rich if I came there to live and made the same amount of money there. Matter of perspective. By the way, I couldn't taste my orange juice, I think someone drank it before I could get it...

Dan...I just looked back on a simple apartment for 100 per month...I can not believe I have been following you for 5 years and how your life has changed.

That was very kind of you Dan and Susie to give to help others.

I've been watching you guys for a while and love your small family. Watching your videos on currency it seems some things arent so bad. Gas is something I can relate to easily, that would come out to $2 per gallon. Here in Washington State US I am paying $5.15 per gallon and drive my vehicle for work. It alson seems the average income in Russia is about a third of the US. $ 3lbs of organic potatoes, $4-5 for similar bread, fresh OJ $5 per glass, more if you want organic. You can't even rent a bedroom for less than $700 a month let alone an aprtment. Economics is something else.......

@John_Lee_

9 ай бұрын

$5.15 a gallon?

@harryraam9566

9 ай бұрын

Try 8$ a gallon in Nederland.

@AnoJanJan

9 ай бұрын

I’m in Sydney Australia, and current fuel prices are around (in AUD) $2.26 per litre for diesel, $2.36 per litre for premium unleaded petrol, $2.14 per litre for E10 unleaded)

@garyfranks2586

9 ай бұрын

@@John_Lee_ Gas in Oklahoma is $3.15 and up

@TheWolfsnack

9 ай бұрын

Here in Canada with our dollar 2/3 of the USD we are even worse off....bread here has gone from a couple dollars a loaf to Five fifty....in two years. Mostly because our govenment sanctions it's own citizens....

I was thinking about you guys the other day ,wondering how your family was doing and here you are. Looks like you are doing well. Organic vegetables where I live in florida is expensive so I don't buy it often. Gas here is still affordable $3.55 .to fill my tank costs about $65 .seems like $100 dollars goes a lot further where you live compared to the us .glad everyone is happy and healthy .see you in the next video 😊

I truly appreciate your videos. It speaks to the humanizing of other lands customs and attitudes. It appears to show that humanity is quite similar ... in other places I have only heard of, and typically been given a much different impression of. God bless you your wife and child. Thank you

your simplicity of living is very impressive , your child is lucky to have so progressive parents

Hi Dan, Our electric and water bill came in for August 9th to September 9th, it was 247 dollars Canadian, our gas was 57 dollars, our grocery costs each week are 230 dollars for 3 of us, needless to say we buy the cheapest bread and non brand name products, no organic, but we do have lots of fruit and vegetables. I shop at Walmart and a discount grocer in Ontario. Cost to fill up my small 4 cylinder car is 75 dollars and my husband's truck 220 dollars.

@juliealvarez3302

9 ай бұрын

It's the same here in California. It's UNBELIEVABLE the prices.

@sjbutler2330

9 ай бұрын

I have a Honda fit and it costs $55-57 to fill up! Great on gas! 😉

This was fascinating! Thank you for bringing us along to spend $100 in Russia.

You guys always make me smile. 😁😁 That $100 in the UK would only get a tank of fuel. Thank you for another great video. ❤

@lordgilby

9 ай бұрын

Im jealous of those house bills.

@virginiamoss7045

8 ай бұрын

The price of gasoline depends on how it is taxed if at all. Same with sales taxes over the cost of what you buy.

In canadian it cost $60.00 🇨🇦 for my little toyota mateix. A coffee (rakeaway) is $2.15 🇨🇦. Pie maybe $4.00 🇨🇦 . Chocolate bar $2.00 🇨🇦 cucumber tomatoes potatoes maybe total $4 , $5, $7 . Fruit maybe $6 . When buy loose singke peices it more money. Bread for good quality is $5-6 .

If only the leaders would get out of our way so we can all be friends again as it's supposed to be

@Lessgo00

4 ай бұрын

1 leader

@pamelamallory3922

Ай бұрын

Amen yes we all need to love one another not fighting ❤❤

@pamelamallory3922

Ай бұрын

We love you all dan❤❤❤❤

@pamelamallory3922

Ай бұрын

Beautiful there much love to you all Dan and Susan Sadie girl❤❤❤❤

Bless you all ... we must look out for each other in this crazy world ! Looking forward to your next video , as always ... greetings from Ohio , USA !

As always so glad to see you and Suzi and Sati happy and healthy. Best wishes to you too.

Always a pleasure to see you guys. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Very fascinating to learn about your culture. Much love and big hugs for your family from windy Wyoming

Dan your dreams came true - you speak wonderful English!!❤

"Dan my Brother!" It is good to see you and your beautiful family again! I'm glad to see you are all doing well. Blessings to you and yours!!💝💝💝

Hi Dan, Interesting video, gasoline and diesel here in Arizona are both $5.00/gallon. The last loaf of bread I bought at a farmers market cost $8.00. Take care and have a fantastic week.

@7_of_9

9 ай бұрын

That's not how economy works. Russian have to work a lot for $100. Thanks to KZread an American company they are making a lot of money but if it wasn't for KZread they would make $30k a year.

Dan & Susi. God Bless you and your families. I have enjoyed watching you for nearly two years now. You are good people and I enjoy seeing everything you share about your lives and country. Thank you for sharing.

It’s always nice to see your family is doing well.

Thrilled to see you healthy and happy!!! Your little one is growing so quickly!🌹

My dear Dan Susie and Sati, Many thanks for the video. I must say I am amazed at how nice the views of Russia looks, how lovely the shops and markets are. Take care. Love to you all from Fran in England. XXX

I live in south-central Texas - and artisan bread like that would be $4-5 at my local grocery, that's why I bake it myself, but the ingredients are still not cheap ... organic strawberries would be around $4 - - I'm retired ($1000/ mo) so these prices are hard on my budget - - Nice to see that you seem to be doing well

@shannonspage9360

Ай бұрын

Prices have gotten so expensive over the last 4 yrs but people on a retirement or disability retirement live on a fixed income. There was some raise for persons receiving SSI but the amount is still low. I feel lucky that I own my home, the amount that rent has increased since covid is crazy.

@lauriivey7801

Ай бұрын

@@shannonspage9360 I, too, own ... if not, I couldn't afford to eat!!

I'm so glad that you posted this video and yes we do worry about you and your family

My electric bill in Atlanta this month is $160 with a senior discount and a flat rate per month. My water bill was $42. I live on social security and once medical insurance is removed, I live on a little over $1200 per month. I don't pay a mortgage anymore. Gasoline was $3.05 in my area the other day. In addition to these expenses, I have to pay Property Tax, an annual tax assessment on my house, and an annual car tag registration fee. I also pay insurance on my car and on my house each month. I do alot of food preservation and gardening, which helps. It is still very difficult for a single, older person.

When you said you paid 1 american dollar for a loaf of fresh organic bread I had to cry. I am on a fixed income and couldnt imagine finding bread that cheap in america. I am given $80 a month to spend on food by the state. I end up buying rice, beans and pasta. Cheese, coffee (& creamer, lol), one container of yogurt and my 80 dollars is gone. It barely lasts 3 weeks. Im glad I have no children to feed. I couldnt afford it. As it is I eat one meal a day to save money.

@Frecks-n-Specks

9 ай бұрын

USDA commodities program... usually dry beans, nuts, fruits, frozen meat, canned meat, grains, cheese, milk, changes each time

@Vidchemy

9 ай бұрын

If you can, try to add a small head of cabbage. It lasts 2 -3 weeks in the fridge & helps you feel full longer. I make a small side salad or shred some cabbage on my meal.

@ohlookitsmaria

9 ай бұрын

There are food pantries and churches all over the US who can help you. Salvation Army is another option. I had to feed myself and 3 young children on next to nothing each month and those resources helped and are all free.

Happy you were able to return to your home and Russia without any risk of being put in a horrid situation with this war going on. Thanks for your video and wish to see how sanctions and value of Ruble effect prices. I heard Beef costs have went up quite I bit, but no idea living in the U.S. so will watch, always enjoy your videos. Did like those in Turkey when you were traveling.

@ravenr876

9 ай бұрын

What war ???? Just Blackrock building back better.

@spacemanonearth

9 ай бұрын

@@ravenr876 Call it what you wish, I know what I have seen every single day since late Feb-22, view it as you wish. All the best.

@ravenr876

9 ай бұрын

@@spacemanonearth : Saw what ?? On fake news? I see money Laundering, and child trafficking. And politicians, presidents, and celebrities going there to give actor criminal Zelensky an Oscar for his war performance

@ravenr876

9 ай бұрын

@@spacemanonearth : We know there is no war in Ukraine. We are funding all of the small businesses in Ukraine. They are all high-end stores. Biden just gave Zelenskyy another $600 million and all of the seeds that we had in cold storage in case we needed to grow food. That's all gone now. And do you know why Zelenskyy is getting all of our weapons? Because all of the elites will be moving into mansions in Ukraine. We will not be able to defend ourselves nor feed ourselves. Everything now makes sense. This is why they are poisoning our water and food. We have to fight back.

@Mydogpenny1970

9 ай бұрын

@@spacemanonearthstop watching fake news and listening to what our corrupt government is saying

I get a lot of joy from watching these videos, they're really lovely and informative. I've also been teaching myself to read Russian, inspried by the Sheekoz family, and that too makes me happy, when I can pause the video and read the writing even if I might not know many Russian words. I'd like to visit Russia one day but I think I would come home fat, since all the bread and cakes look delicious, and so cheap, you couldn't get one of those nice loaves here in the U.K. for a dollar, maybe 6 or 7 from the supermarket (if they still make bread in store) hard pushed to find a decent baker anywhere else these days.

@Sniperboy5551

9 ай бұрын

Soon your username will change from Gogsnik to gopnik

@Gogsnik

9 ай бұрын

@@Sniperboy5551 That actually made me laugh out loud, brilliant :D

Love the open organic market!! Good to see you Dan and suzie

Lovely too see you Dan, Suzi and Sati , I love you guys. Thank you for the video and the smiles ♥♥♥

Your grocery stores have a great selection of fruits and veggies. I live in Florida, one person household. I bought 15 items at the store yesterday and it was $104 dollars. You are great shoppers. Love the videos.

You two are such an adorable couple. Much love from Arizona USA❤

Dan, It's okay if your breakfast is $2.00 or $20.00 it doesn't have to be expensive to taste good. we have similar places and they're called "farmer's market" because the items come roughly from local farmers.

@selketskiss56

9 ай бұрын

Go and watch the video of the farmer market scammers.

@terrycarter1137

9 ай бұрын

@@selketskiss56 I live in a rural area, and know people who deal with farmer's market, and it's no scam.

@AmyBethB

9 ай бұрын

Some are but not all of them.

@terrycarter1137

9 ай бұрын

@@AmyBethB every farmers market i've seen has had local farmer's products, like, vegetables, meat, and cheese.

@MikAnimal

9 ай бұрын

@@terrycarter1137 in an urban area like Seattle they are all big scams

You two, just might be the most wholesome couple on KZread. Thank you for educating me on the situations over there and still having the right side of mind.

Thank Goodness you're safe!! Love your heartwarming posts❤️

Hello from London UK! I am so happy to have just found your You Tube channel & this video is the first one of yours I have viewed. It is so enjoyable showing us You Tube viewers what your lovely family life is like in your home town. My grandfather on my mother's side was 100% Russian & emegrated to Buffalo New York State USA in 1917 as there was an established Russian community there. My father's side is Hungarian & Ukranian, so it is a real pleasure for a glimpse of what my family's life would be like now if there had not been the 1917 Revolution. So you have a new fan. I look forward to seeing your other videos. Lots of love to you three from Pam ❤

Thank you for sharing that information with us it was very valuable. Here in California a hundred dollars is not even enough to buy groceries for a week for one person. The prices here are outrageous. I have never seen the price of food so hi and paper products. And gas here is $7 a gallon. The GOVERNMENT is GOUGING California big time. Renting a one-bedroom apartment is $1,7 hundred dollars a month😢 So glad to hear from you. I often wonder how you guys are??? BLESS YOU GUYS 💕🙏💕

@Snail320

9 ай бұрын

Julie, I hear you! I posted above on my crazy expenses in California.

What a beautiful park and place to live ❤️

Love watching you guys, always make me smile.

I’m jealous of the amount of cucumbers you bought for $1.50. I would’ve been able to buy 1-2 cucumbers for that price. Also cheese and chocolate is a fine breakfast 😂😂

You both are doing so well with your English!!! Please be safe and take care of yourselves. =}

Love watching yall doing regular things like shopping and the cost of things. Your prices seem way better tjan ours!!!!! I do worry for you every time i hear bad news about your country and mine!!!! My electric bill no air conditioner was $88.00( more in winter $300. to $400. a month) my propane gas bill $225.00 for about 100gallons (more in winter) (500 gallon tank) refilled every 3-4months ,my water is free because i have well water.

That was smart to shop around for the best exchange rate. It was wonderful to share the day with you both. Thank you!

Love watching you all on the videos you both are amazing. Nice to see Satji she is getting so big and is beautiful🦬🐞🐢 be safe much love🥰

Thanks, I love watching your videos Mr and Mrs Cheekoz, and the cool places you hang out. My country (England) is much more expensive to live - though it's no better, but much of our cost of living price is tax! Food seems similar in prices in both our countries, but tax on fuel and luxury products is crippling us. My country also pays for green / carbon tax, that thinks it's going to 'save the entire planet' by making us all poorer! I love that you drive a Lada car, we no longer have Lada cars for sale in UK, they were starting to make some decent cars, but then they stopped selling them here! Good luck to you and your family, peace xx

Wow, things are so much more expensive here in USA. I get $934 per month to live on, and I pay they guy to take away trash $30 per month. The mobile home park owner charges me $325 monthly for living on his land and he supplies water. It's not good water, so I buy 4 cases of bottled water every month for myself. Díshtv is $125 per month and internet is $50 per month. My phone is free and my electric is paid by my home owner. I have assistance for the house and electric. So, food is the rest of my money No car

@pkraehn

9 ай бұрын

Can't say it is more expensive. It is considering using American wages in Russia. Russians do not get American wages so for them it might be more expensive to live then it is for us in the USA.

@pkraehn

9 ай бұрын

However if an American wanted to vacation in Russia you could do so on the cheap.

@catherinetesoro6714

9 ай бұрын

My SS is $900. Month and my rent is $700. For a one bedroom in NJ. I am sinking.

@marycozzensauldridge6634

9 ай бұрын

@@catherinetesoro6714 you should apply for a housing voucher, section 8, you can use it anywhere in the US that will accept it as partial rent

Hello Dan, Susi and Sati!! I am in Redlands California. I paid $6.59 a gallon last night. 16 gallon tank. That $100 wouldn't last long here, at all. Much love to your family from mine ❤❤❤

These simple things we { americans } take for granted . I am happy to see you enjoy these ,God bless .

Prices in the US have gone up dramatically in the last year. In US, tank of gas for car $40-Honda Cheese $3 Chocolate $1.50 Coffee $2.50 It seems like all the vegetables are $4 and $5 Bread $4 to $7 for whole grain bread Internet, no TV, $67. per month Rent for apartment, $1500.

@kristinebailey6554

9 ай бұрын

Our neighbor in Colorado is paying $3,000.00 a month to rent the house. To buy a house here $ 500,000.00 and up. The last three years have nearly starved people.

@Larkinchance

9 ай бұрын

Home ownership in the US is becoming a thing of the past. During the 2008 banking crisis, Black Rock bought whole neighborhoods of foreclosed homes not sell, but only to rent.. Sending your kids to college means taking on onerous debt or using family houses for collateral. All in the name of "privatization" @@kristinebailey6554

@pestilentruth2164

9 ай бұрын

@@kristinebailey6554 Thanks to Biden.

I love your channel and wish you guys all the best in life and please don't think we here in the UK dislike Russia or Russians as a whole 💯👍

God bless Dan, Suzie, and little Sati, every day. Your little family is always enjoyable to watch. My goodness, Sati, is growing up fast. Seems like only yesterday I found your channel and watched as baby Sati, took swimming lessons! Hey Suzie, you always take good care of your daughter. You dress her nicely and her longer hair braid is so cute. Does she understand or use any English words? Is she learning to ride a tricycle? Watch out though because one day when she is older, she’ll be so independent and ride off on her bicycle with her friends.😂😊. Great video. Be safe, be happy, and be blessed!❤❤❤CarrieJo/USA friend

I enjoy watching your videos and love the dynamic you have with your wife! Y'all rock!

Dan, you and your wife, and child are the adorable ones, you both are doing well with the English dream, and all of us wish you the very best always. I wish the world was at peace. You show that while things are different, we are not so different, the people of the world are people with the same wants, same dreams, seeking the same comforts. Thank you for all you share. Everyone should be the simple person as the world would be better off. Be well.

That was fun going along with you to see what you could do with $100.00. I always love seeing your videos! Love from Ohio, USA.

Always a pleasure to find a video from you! Thank you

I would not even be able to fill my tank, here, for $100USD. AMAZING! Thank you for sharing your life with us. God bless you and yours.

@getlostwhenwondering393

9 ай бұрын

What do you drive? I have a Jeep and fill it for under $50.

@HomesteadWyoming

9 ай бұрын

@@getlostwhenwondering393 gmc diesel and diesel tractor for the farm...$154 last time I filled the pickup

@gregdrivesdriver5104

9 ай бұрын

In a truck, that's 1/2 a tank.

I wish I could snap my fingers and make your family us citizens and a little home. The love you express for your family, your home country, and the US is a thing of beauty. Maybe when this war is over and things get back to normal you can ask all your subscribers for this opportunity. You deserve all the good things you are getting Dan! Love from California USA 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🤝🏻🇷🇺

$100.00 doesn't buy much in the USA 😢 Great video.Stay safe❤

You need to apply for an Ambassador job, You do the best job of representing an average Russian Human. Along with Eli you explain the common interests that unite Humans everywhere. Thanks.....

Love your videos! Nice to see you again! Always good to see your family

Love this.. I’m an American who lived in Perm & Eburg for several years.. When the $ went to 36, I thought I was rich & bought a big-screen TV.. Also, It’s amazing how good the quality is for healthcare if you have just a bit of money.. You both are delightful! New subscriber!

Dan, Suzi, and Sati, we all love you. ❤ Our organic bread is $6 a loaf. Non-organic $3.50.

Thank you for the amazing fresh orange juice😊❤

Wow. I could sell my car and be able to live in Russia for many many years comfortably. Just blows my mind.

This is my favorite ever come up in KZread. I love that you can tell the channel has helped this family in so many ways. Such a great beautiful family for it to be happening to and the best part is they did it all by just being themselves.. Russians can live the American dream even in Russia😂 awesome

Thank you Dan and Susie for all the valuable information you give us. My son has been going to Russia for the past year. He has met a lovely woman in Kazan. He is learning Russian. I love to see your videos and some of them are very comical. Eg, the shoe one. (hehehe)Both of you are a remarkable pair of people. You have been watched from the very first video .. interesting. A lot if good people there. Your English is very easy to understand, so don't worry so much about it. Canada is happy and proud to meet you both. Charlotte Mair

Suzi you are like me! Don't leave home without chocolate! Honestly, I thought the 2nd cup of orange juice was for Sati! Thank you for sharing with us😅! Also, Dan, I think we mentioned previously that Rubles is pronounced, Roo-bles. The U having an OO sound like in moon. Of course you can say it however you want, it's your channel😂. SO very good to see you all. Stay well, stay safe. With love from Illinois! 😊❤❤❤

I enjoy your videos. They show the similarities between Russia and America. We are all just people trying to get along and raise are families.

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Like all families in all countries!

Thank you for sharing your lives with us. I've enjoyed your videos so much and always look forward to watching. You have taught me so much about your everyday lives.❤

I love how Suzi spends the money. You ALWAYS have to have emergency: chocolate, cheese or cookie! That is the way women get their junk food fix and still get a little protein! WAY TO GO SUZI! 👍

Always enjoy your videos. Love to see how similar our countries actually are in terms of the people, and shopping, food.

You were able to get way more there than in Indiana, USA. Organic food is very, very expensive here. Amazing products there. ❤

It is always a pleasure to share in other cultures. God Bless and peace

I so enjoy watching these videos on your life, thoughts and daily activities and listening to Dan's insights on lifel.....it was fun to join you both on your shopping excursions, sitting down in a lovely wooded area of town as you savored your beverages (FYI - for your information - you were drinking out of Cups, NOT Glasses - helping you to improve your English, though you are doing a great job at that!👍😀 ....I especially hope to see more of your cooking!

I like that there are books in the bar. Nice upscale style!

Hi from Canada - Quebec resident here, we have to be bilingual here (French and English, seems easier than russian language !) - Thanks for sharing your life

I’m so glad you drank it. Where I live, we drink the drinks in honor of people who simply couldn’t come to the party. We leave the ones for people who have left us forever. Your videos have evolved to near perfection. Please keep sending us content from your beautiful family and the beautiful place you live. Be safe, please.

Hello,Dan how are you Susie and little Seti you guys look wonderful I have missed you I have not been on the computer much it’s good to see you folks again. I’ll be glad when you can come to the United States and visit. I would love to see you bless you both and that sweet little baby she has grown so much, I remember the video when you were at the hospital. Waiting for her to people on. Oh my goodness bless you both.❤❤❤❤❤❤

Id love to have a market like yall have.

Hi Dan, Suzie, and Sati, It is so good to see you! This was a great video showing the price differences in food. I wish I could buy my food in Russia. I believe someone is trying to starve those of us with little money to death here in the US. I am going to build garden beds for vegetables and plant fruit trees. Sati is going so fast and is more beautiful every time I see her. Have a wonderful weekend, xoxo's Sandie🤗

If you bought the same amount of gas in California, USA, it would cost you $101 USD. The electricity is about $350/mo, internet $125/mo, water $150/mo., gas $125/mo. and rent about $2500/mo or more. VERY hard English word "Emperor," pronounced Em - pore - ore. Both of you have really improved with your English. Suzi looks stylish. Russia looks well stocked, and the prices seem higher but nothing like the increases in America.

So happy to see you guys....My Adorable Family 💗❤