Comments by "ً" (@user-zg1wm7fj9t) on "Russian CRINGES at Tucker Carlson Grocery Shopping in 🇷🇺" video.

  1.  @Tuzganaq  1) the word "бутерброд" consists of two words "butter" and "brot" (which translates as bread) , that is, it is literally called "butterbread" 2) this is very ironic, because in fact you can add any filling instead of butter, such as mashed potatoes or even a sauce like mayonnaise, but it will always be called a "бутерброд" 3) in Russian there is a "Д" at the end of the word "brot" because "Т" is a deaf sound and in fact people do not see the difference between "Д" and "Т" , however, some people still pronounce "Т", but write "Д" at the end
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  2.  @Annuir  сразу видно влияние СМИ и пропаганды (я говорю не о вас, а о человеке, который назвал вас ботом), фраза "чем моложе либерал, тем сложнее ему было при Советском Союзе" сюда идеально подходит, хотя бывает, что даже старшее поколение несет чушь о России, что очень печально, видимо, у них уже прогрессирует слабоумие, или это просто избалованные нытики, что обычно проявляется у людей из неблагополучной семьи/жизни
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  3. Imagine that a huge country, which has access to many resources due to its geographical location, will starve like during WW2
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  4.  @borisogradkin8072  by the way, 1$ costs 100₽, so it turns out that your father earns about 700$, however, it does not matter who you work with, the main thing is where you live and what expenses you have, because there are citizens who can only dream of even 10k ₽, but these are usually poor families who do not have opportunities to get a well-paid job, because they do not have the necessary skills, appearance, education and even age, or they have health problems, so they have to spend a lot of money on medicine or even just to get to work and then go home
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  5.  @stillwutschneider6002  the joke is that the word "balls" in Russian translates as "шары", which in fact can be a euphemism for male eggs, or just bird (or any other animal) eggs, or balls that you use in sports, in fact in English this word can also have a vulgar meaning, so the context is very important
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  6. It all depends on the position, location of your residence/work, director and expenses, the amount of $300 is more like the minimum wage of a cleaner, the maximum salary is $700, but I think you can earn much more, as I said earlier, many factors can affect your salary, this amount is usually received by low-paid jobs, if you spend a lot of money on food/school/pet/children/medicines or just to get home/work, then it is logical that the $300 amount will not be enough for you, in which case you will either have to move to a small town/village, or look for another job where you will spend less and earn more
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  7. As for bread, in Russia you can buy it for $1 or even less, it all depends on the location and the store, by the way, I live in St. Petersburg (the former capital of Russia) and from all the stores I go to a huge store called "О’кей" because there is more choice, and the quality of the products is better monitored, in smaller stores they do not even bother to store eggs in the refrigerator and no one want to buy it, lol :D
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