The recording appears to be a video taken inside a store, specifically Pyaterochka, located in Moscow, Russia. The person filming, accompanied by others, is documenting expired products on the shelves, including baby food and sausages. They confront store employees, including a manager named Anvar, about the expired products and the store's failure to address the issue despite previous complaints.
The situation becomes tense, with the store employees becoming defensive and hostile. The person filming cites Article 29 of the Russian Constitution, which allows them to collect information in any way available, and explains that they are filming for public purposes.
The group collects the expired products and demands that the store remove them from sale and provide a refund for the purchased items. The video ends with the group completing their "raid" and leaving the store.
The conversation is often heated, with the store employees becoming agitated and the person filming remaining calm but firm. The video appears to be an attempt to expose the store's neglect and hold them accountable for selling expired products.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The incident took place at a Pyaterochka store located at Moscow Komsomolskaya Square, building 6.
2. The store was found to be selling expired products, including baby food.
3. One of the expired baby food products was found to have expired in January of the previous year.
4. A customer had previously complained about the store selling expired products, but the situation had not changed.
5. The store employees were found to be idle and not taking action to address the issue.
6. The employees were asked to remove the expired products from the shelves, but they were reluctant to do so.
7. The customer who reported the issue was told that the employee responsible for the expired products had been fired.
8. The customer found multiple expired products in the store, including sausages, bread, and vinegar.
9. The store was found to be violating the law by selling expired products.
10. The customer was filming the incident and was told by the employees to stop filming.
11. The customer cited Article 29 of the constitution, which allows for the collection of information in any way available.
12. The store employees were found to be uncooperative and unprofessional.
13. The customer asked the employees to remove a non-expired product from the shelf that was damaged.
14. The customer requested a refund for the expired products that were purchased.
15. The customer hoped that the store would take action to address the issue and ensure that expired products were not sold in the future.