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Shower and attic bedroom videos are obviously from summer house (dacha). Typical Russian dacha is roughly equivalent to North American mobile home in quality and climate adaptation: stick frame, sometimes logs + little insulation, sometimes pre-fabricated. There is no need to over-engineer a house which is to be used 2 months at most each year. Besides, wrongly laid interior tile would fall off in first winter in an unheated building, so what's the point? Plastic cladding does the job equally well. $700k houses with bolted-on shower spigot and acrylic wall on top of acrylic bath tub are a common sight in the States, but that's different, amirite?

Train interiors look like Ivolga train car, it's an exurban commuter, she isn't dressed up, that means she's taking a train to/from dacha, not school. Also, her regular city apartment looks normal, not run-down or outdated. You firsties are full of shit.