УЛЕТЕЛА ИЗ ТУРЦИИ! ТРИ ГОДА СПУСТЯ‼️

УЛЕТЕЛА ИЗ ТУРЦИИ! ТРИ ГОДА СПУСТЯ‼️

Hello, friends. As always, I am with you, Yulia Bantala, and I am at the airport. I am flying to Russia. I am at the Antalya airport, terminal 2. This is where my flight will be. I will tell you a little bit about the reason later, I will explain why it happened so abruptly, but this is all happening to me now. I don’t know if you can hear me or not. And I walked away from there. It is very noisy there. Let me remind you, 3 years ago we moved to Turkey, and the last time I flew was 3 years ago. Can you imagine, I have already forgotten everything here. Anyway, friends, this video will be late, because I just found out that I am flying out only this week. And on Saturday and Sunday we rested, swam in the sea. I finally got to the sea. I think I should definitely go before leaving. And I just posted a review of this day for you for the last time. Here I posted it on Monday, and now I will have a review of my flight. And this video will be released with a delay somewhere, well, probably, maybe on Friday or Saturday. Why exactly on Friday or Saturday? Because I am flying back on Friday. And I will try to edit a video for you during these days and I will tell you and show you everything in detail. I will probably even make two videos, yes. One with an explanation, yes, with the flight, and the other one will show you a little bit and my homeland, finally. I will tell you a little bit about my city and show you my favorite places. In general, it will be interesting, don’t switch over. But it turns out that YouTube doesn’t work in Russia, so I will hardly be able to upload it. If it works out, of course, I will upload this video earlier. In general, Atali Airport is very big. Look, on this side of the check-in counter. And also the whole other side of the check-in counter. I haven’t been here for a long time and I have already forgotten everything. I came here for the first time, as if for the first time. Look, there are shops here like Defacto. You can even go in and look at some clothes. I’ll show you everything at the same time. I’ll tell you at the same time. I’m still here, how can I say it, but I’m just looking around, seeing where everything is. I haven’t even checked in yet, and my check-in was delayed, so I have some time. I’m also thinking of dropping by duty free, and taking some pictures, if I can. I don’t even know if you can take pictures. It seems like you can. I also want to see how much socks cost here. It turns out I took sneakers, but my socks are in my luggage, and my luggage is already in plastic wrap. I already wrapped them in plastic wrap from home. Ruslan wrapped mine in plastic wrap, so it’s impossible to get them out. I think I’ll probably buy some socks here. I bought myself socks for 149 lira. Can you imagine, it’s so cool. I thought it would be expensive here. I don’t even want to go out into the noisy hall, to be honest. So, there’s McDonald’s there, you see, there are different cafes. There are check-in desks there again. This is such a big airport. Here are the Turkic candies, all sorts of sweets similar. And here you can buy a gift, right? Well, I have already bought the whole gift. Look, look how much it costs. What is the price? 435 lira, and this is 240. Although it seems like I bought it for 60, for 80. That is, I have not yet gone to duty free, this is a gift. You can buy a gift, for example, at the airport before check-in downstairs. These are the prices. I want to sit down in a secluded place and talk to you, tell you everything. Well, friends, I sat down, bought myself a Coca-Cola, found such a secluded place. I will tell you a few words, because I have already checked in. My flight is soon. In the end, my flight was supposed to be at 16:40. They moved it to 18:05, but check-in started on time. And now, while I’m walking around duty free, then I’ll go to the flight, so I’ll quickly sit down with you and talk. Here. And how did it happen? So, what we planned is not at all. That’s it, that I would fly alone, especially. Yes, I’m flying alone. Don’t throw slippers at me. I left the children with Ruslan. He went on vacation for a week. We planned to fly with the whole family for a longer period, but, unfortunately, we did not let him go from work. They said a little later, for now the situation is like this, we need you. But we can let you go for a week. And then the news arrives a week later that according to the documents I urgently need to fly. It was a shame to leave the children. Our children were very capricious. Bye, moms. Bye, guys. I prepared them for a whole week. They did not take it very seriously , did not take it very seriously, but when I started to say: “That’s it, I’m flying out tomorrow or the day after,” they started before bed, well, they both cried to me: “Mom, don’t fly away.” Azali even said directly: “I want to be with you, why aren’t you taking me with you?” Then Almaz even left me a note. This is my bed. Dear diary. Hello. I’m Almaz. Mom, I’ll miss you very much . When you’re in Russia, I’ll give you a present. Here. It was very difficult. I didn’t think it would be like this. The last day was really difficult. Seriously. But I still had to, this is a really important, that is, an urgent moment, I had to fly alone. On the one hand, yes, I missed Russia, but I didn’t think I’d be alone. I’ll fly alone. I didn’t plan it at all, honestly. Just a week ago, I didn’t even think that I’d be alone on my shoulder. Well, since my husband was let go for a week, it turns out that I fly out on Monday and fly back on Friday. I’ll be there for 3 days, the journey there takes me almost a day, right? Well, for example, I left at 5:00 in the morning today on a transfer. It took 6 dash 7 hours to get to the airport. The check-in was here, all the business. And so at 6:00 I fly out and only at 10:00 in the evening I’ll be at the Kazan airport. From Kazan it’s still 4 hours to home. That is, I’ll be home for about two, can you imagine? Yes. And the same back. That is, the whole Monday, the whole Friday will be spent on the road. And it turns out that I’ll be there for only 3 days. I’ll quickly do my business. I really want to quickly go to my grandmother. I’ll definitely show you all this. There. Well, now let’s go. Send, or rather, and then we’ll fly. Send duty free, we’ll walk a little. Okay, let me show you what the prices are at Duty Free, for example, for vodka. Look, Turkish rake is 3050 euros. 24 2550, here’s coffee for 3.90. That’s the kind of coffee we also have at Karyfur. In principle, it’s inexpensive. Chocolates are 7.90 for a gift, 10 euros each, 19 euros each. All sorts of goodies. In short, Turkish duty free. Now I’ll go even further and see what they have there. There’s another cafe, please. But the prices there are very expensive. So, if anyone needs snacks, look at how much they have. 12 euros. Sandwich for 13 euros. Semitik with cheese is also made like a sandwich. 13 euros, 15 euros, 10 euros, 9 euros. There are some for 10 euros. Let’s look at some water. Water is 2.50. So, other drinks. 15 euros, 12.50, and Red Bull 6 euros. So, I went into another cafe. Here, too, water is 2.50, costs 4 euros, 14 euros. Croissants are 550. These are the prices. Chips are 5.50. So. They sell clothes here. Here is Swarovski. Here is BLNT. Kotch collection. Furla. There is an island with drinks and water here is also 2.50. KFC is upstairs. So, it says duty free. Here we have a check. They do something, checks return money. No, it seems that it says checkout. I thought checkout was like money returned, they just shop there. Let’s see what’s here. Look, perfumes are 74, 119. In short, there are a lot of different perfumes here. Dior, that is, they are very tasty, aromatic. Dior is possible, maybe I will find my Givenchy fragrance, which I have been looking for a long time. Okay, look, Givenchy. Okay, I don’t see it. Interesting. Let’s try it. How much does this fragrance cost? 119 euros. Okay, I couldn’t find my fragrance, but the others are also really cool. Look, there’s one. 1,299. I wonder how much that is? That’s probably a big package. There’s one for 599. Anyway, the prices, yeah, you have to come here with euros. Well, they’ll probably convert them to lira if you ask. There’s nothing but perfume around, my friends. 269,300 euros. Okay, let’s look at the booze. Chis 144 euros, 94 euros. Kraken 33 euros. Okay, I don’t even know what this is, to be honest. Stick Golem. I’m not an expert either. Ameka 30 2 euros. Okay, if anything, freeze-frame it for anyone interested. There’s this Kashkata in small bottles. Look, they cost 10 euros, 8 euros, 6 euros. Okay, well, and Hennessy, look how much it costs. 309 euros for that. Nosi Paradis 1,349 wines for 10 dollars, 13 euros to be exact. So , all sorts of snacks, or rather appetizers. Look, they sell all sorts of nuts in a jar too. 4.50. Candy. Here’s some chocolate. Look, how cool it is. Big. A bar of this chocolate is 10 euros. Look, what a treat. 10 euros. Wow. Okay, well, let’s go. I’m second. The man is first. Oh, I’ve arrived home, so to speak. And friends, I’m in my city. I’m going with dad. Dad, say hello. Ah, Hello. Hello. Good afternoon. We are going on these very things right this morning. I arrived yesterday at 3 am. Let’s turn the camera over and show you the area. This is the kind of green area we have. These are the houses. And, in general, we are heading towards the bank. Now we will do some business. And yesterday at 3:00 am I arrived. Very late, I practically left home at 6:00, I arrived at 3:00 am. I was there for almost a day. I slept for 3 hours today, it’s only 6:00 am already like clockwork. I woke up and got to do some business, in short. And the road was very tiring. Really very tiring. I just don’t know. I have never experienced anything like this before. And the flight delays. Flight delays. Yes. I already said this yesterday . In general, I’m finally home, friends. Eh, what else do I want to say? I’ll tell you a little bit about the difference right away, before I forget. The first one, as soon as I got off the plane, I felt the air, I felt a little difference in the air, as if, uh, the temperature was the same, by the way. It was 30° here yesterday, it’s also very warm now, but the air is completely different. The air there is a little, how to say, cleaner, or something. A little. It’s not very noticeable, but there’s a little bit of a smell of gas or something in the air. There is some kind of, in short, smell. Well, it’s really there. You can’t take it away. This morning I went straight to the bathroom. I don’t know why they don’t take baths in Turkey. By the way, look, there are flowers around here too. It’s just a shame that it’s only in one season. Why not all year round? Yes, it would be great to have such flowers around all year round. But for now, by the way, it’s good that I came now, because you don’t have to carry any warm things with you. I went to the bathroom today. It’s a pity that there are no such apartments with bathrooms in Turkey. It’s just really, well, a really cool procedure. I don’t know, in general, what else, what difference does it make, what I felt, what to tell. And it’s very green in Turkey, much drier, both the land and the nature. Even when I was driving, I even looked at Olania, yes, it’s very green everywhere there, but there’s some kind of dryness. Here, everything is still fresher, as if. Maybe it’s because it’s constantly, well, not renewed, on the contrary, but snow constantly falls, that is, the earth rests. After winter comes spring, summer, maybe because of this. In general, these are the feelings. I shared my first impressions with you. Very large beautiful houses. Look, beautiful shops. Only not Pivberi, but fisherman, textiles. Look, there’s also a path for cyclists here. There ‘s a separate path here and then it goes on among the trees along the alley. Also a path for pedestrians, that is, for walking. That’s it. These are the houses. Here, look, how beautiful, brick, solid. We have Eldorado . This is just a parking lot, like for cars. This is actually this complex. The sixty-fifth complex. I know that people are even watching me from Chelny. It is the sixty-fifth complex, and not the one we have been here since childhood, it is, that is, the new one. And before there were forests here, I think I remember. And then they built a new complex. This complex, this one. That is, we essentially live at the end of the city, and these complexes are already old. We used to live right there in fifty-second. This is the fifty-second complex. We lived there from the third grade, the last quarter, I remember, I came to school. So, in general, there are old complexes, here are new complexes and further there are even some like, and there is an area, I don’t remember what it’s called, sunny. No, there is already a village called Podsolnukh. Podsolnykh. Yes, yes. In general, I’ll show you a little closer when we go back. In short, I’m walking and I understand how much I miss my city. Yesterday I arrived very late, so it was already dark to film Kazan. This is the city I arrived in, flew into. This is our airport there. And it turns out that I didn’t film this city for you, because in the dark, in the dark, everything is already, the camera doesn’t show it properly. Look, the Christmas trees. Why did you plant the Christmas trees here? They were there, I think, when you were here, only small. Yes, they’ve grown up in 3 years now. Yes, plant this now. See? Well, let’s see what the grannies are selling. Garlic, it’s cool, potatoes. There’s no sun, tomatoes, cucumbers. How much do the tomatoes cost? 150. We’ll look at 150 for a friend. No, a kilogram will be 250. 250 rub. Yes, I see. How much are the potatoes? 300 rubles. 300 rubles per kilo. And the garlic? 50 rubles per piece. Yeah. But a bag will be 150. Yeah. I told you about these roads, which will go from there and look at the gap. You see, how super. Let’s see what they’re selling. Ah, look, buy them. Cherries. How much do cherries cost? Cherries are 300 rubles per bucket. A bucket is 300. This is A and this is 200. This is 100. 100. Look, the currants have come. The apples are so beautiful. Everything is already ending. The last meeting. Yeah, beautiful. In short, I decided to buy some Matrushka. My Ruslan really likes tea. A bunch is 100 rubles. The beginning. So, a store. We have a crossroads here. In general, we are already heading home. Eldorado colleagues bought a meter 27. That’s all 200 rubles. Count 100 lira. And now here’s something else to buy. I need to try everything. Look, it says Pokabata there. I really want to go in and show you the children’s attractions. They are really cool. And maybe my mom and I will come now and I will show you this too. They sell a lot of delicious things here. I remember they even sold sausages in dough here. Maybe they still do. If they do, I will buy them. I really missed all the different ones like that, ah-ah, purely our product. Well, in short, I will buy them. Do you know what else I want to buy? You won’t believe it, the washcloth that is made here, hand-knitted, the kind that grandmothers knit. Anyway, friends, we headed towards home. We didn’t find a knitting sausage here. So, friends, taking this opportunity I want to rent our school. Look, a new lyceum has been built. Well, it turns out that my eldest son studied here first before we left, we lived in the yellow house. We’ve already gone in the direction of our parents. There’s our parents’ house there, and we lived here. And right next to the school, oh, there was a school next to our house. And it turns out to be that big. And he studied up to and including the eighth grade, yes, I think I’m not mistaken. If then, it turns out, in the ninth he was like us. And he finished studying for six months without us there, yes, and they recently opened a lyceum like this. The only thing is, of course, our school there is that in Turkey it’s Russian-speaking, it’s a little stronger, says my son. Because the children who took the exams here, ah, in the ninth grade after the ninth grade, yes, it shows 34°, it’s really hot. And, oh, the OG after the ninth OG or the Unified State Exam, the OG, I think. In general, these children are, ah, a little, he says, of a lower level. Well, weaker, weaker. Many were not accepted to the tenth grade. And we have Ruzal, consider, let me remind you, there were some subjects there. Almost all of his A’s were in OG 1/4. That is, they prepare very well there. And that is why we want to finish the eleventh grade there in any case. That’s it. That’s the kind of school we had. And there we have a stadium, friends. And after that, the children go there for physical education. That’s it. And there are also private houses there. And there, in the direction of these trees, is a forest. Dad often goes there, to this forest. That’s it. And we used to go there all the time. Well, now we are heading in the direction of these panel houses. My parents live in one of these panel houses. This is the sixty-fifth complex of our city. Finally, finally, I got here. In short, everything is not like in Turkey, of course, it is really hot, but it is still sweltering and windy. So, a fresh breeze is blowing. And, friends, I’m sitting and waiting for my mom at the door. We’re getting ready, like I said. Now I want to show you this big, uh, playroom. What kind of playrooms are there? I know that people are watching me even from Turkey. Just so you know, so you can see. There are playrooms like these, uh, big, huge for children. Well, I’ll just show you from the edge. And here’s mom putting on her shoes. This is approximately what they look like. Hello. Hello. Here. Well, maybe later, there will be time. If there’s some left, I’ll show you time. Here, look. Small. Yeah. Small. Well, to be honest, there’s a big difference. In general, after Turkey , there’s this, that the toilets are so narrow, the apartments are small, like a kitchen. So, so. This is the kind of room we have. A TV is definitely not what we have without a TV. In general, well, three rooms in general. There are also two rooms and a kitchen. A three-room apartment. Well, I shared the apartment. Now I’ll quickly take a picture of the view from the window. How could I do without it. That’s true, it looks like it’s going to rain. There are children playing there. I say: “Oh, I wish we could bring the children here, they’re always looking for Russian friends.” Well, that’s what they call all Russian speakers Russians. If you speak Russian, these are all Russians. Mom, mom, I want to go for a walk in the yard. And here, read, everyone is Russian. And you don’t have to choose. More precisely, not Russian, but Russian-speaking. Here we have mostly Tatars, like us. All Tatars, friends. It started to rain lightly. One of the options from the list of things I had to do, to take a walk in the rain. My wishes are coming true. I’m a little swollen, don’t pay attention, because I don’t get much sleep. The road was hard, that’s why. Hello, I’ve already rented houses today. Well, mom says: “Rent these houses too.” I’ve already rented a school, I also want to walk there. I’ll rent a school from this side. Look, I showed you that there is a playground here. And here is a football field. We used to walk here all the time, raising children until they were 3 years old, until we moved to Turkey. It’s really cool, beautiful. We used to come to this playground all the time and play. They built a house there. There’s a forest behind this road. The rain has already stopped there. The wind is really nice, the air is nice. I went in to get my hair cut. So, well, this is the length I have left now. Look how beautiful it is. A haircut costs 450 rubles. So, we went in, in short, I’ll show you the trampoline now. So, look, there’s a little helicopter right here. Well, I want to, I really want to show you all this power. What’s not here. There are trampolines. Sava. So, look, by the way, I have a review of this trampoline inside on the children’s channel. It’s very big. It goes right from above. There are whole attractions there. There are separate rooms inside. Here’s a room with balls. I’ll definitely bring the kids here next time we come. But the kids have this playroom on the channel. If you want, take a look. Well, that’s how big it is. I especially know that people are watching me from Turkey, so you know. That’s how many games we have. Well, I think I’ll say goodbye to you on this one. I wish you all happiness and health. Travel, be sure to come visit Russia, Turkey, and other countries too. Bye-bye everyone.

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