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And sometimes people do not even have money for sausage without meat.))) Such pies
The main thing is how the elections went.
Even the West is concerned.
The rest is trivial.
Swetten: Я бы даже сказала, в сто тыщ мильярдов раз больше.
Yeah, I guess I went a bit overboard with the "several times" part. But more - that's for sure.
The data in the book is from 2005 at the most. A lot of water has leaked out since then. There are a lot of comparisons between Russia and the USSR. Stop comparing Russia to the USSR, the situation has changed a lot. We live in a completely different country. And the figures for the USSR are too optimistic, I don't believe them.
I remember very well the overcrowded "food trains" from the regions neighbouring Moscow ("neighbouring" is an understatement; people travelled to Moscow for the weekend from as far away as Nizhny Novgorod) in Soviet times. Msiao, cheese and sausage were exclusively from Moscow, as in our own region (I lived in Vladimir region at the time) there was, by definition, none of this stuff in the shops. Well, sometimes some incredibly thin and blue chickens were "thrown out", but they were instantly sold out. At the market the prices were steep.
On what wages? How long have you been outside the MKAD?
I can say that the vast majority of those who come to Moscow for work (there are very, very many of them) spend abig part of their enormous salary on rent and transport. So rumours about a huge difference in living standards between Moscow and the provinces are greatly exaggerated. Of course, some people are getting fat, but there are quite a few of them in the provinces too.
Dermocracy, Socialism, Wahabism, ....... Bacchalism
Anarchy is the best. Like in the Zaporozhian Sich. They went out onto the field and said "fuck you". and they put the other one in. This is what is needed, only at a civilized literate level
Yeah, I guess I went a little overboard on that one. But more, that's for sure.
Numbers, Alexei, numbers where? What do you mean "it's certain"?
The book is from 2005 at the most. A lot of water has flowed since then. There are a lot of comparisons between Russia and the USSR. Stop comparing Russia to the USSR, the situation has changed a lot. We live in a completely different country. And the figures for the USSR are too optimistic, I don't believe them.
What's "believe it or not" got to do with it? It's not a game. Numbers are numbers, and they're stubborn, you know that. And why should the situation improve? Rising prices and inflation and crisis have not fed anyone yet. And why do you not like the comparison with the USSR? You have to start somewhere, don't you?
I remember very well the overcrowded 'food trains' from the regions neighbouring Moscow ('neighbouring' is an understatement; people used to go to Moscow on weekends from as far away as Nizhny Novgorod). We had only Moscow-made meat and sausage, because in our own region (I lived in Vladimir at the time) there was, by definition, none in the shops. The prices on the market were steep.
It was different everywhere. I remember it differently.
I can say that the vast majority of those who come to Moscow for work (there are very, very many of them) spend abig part of their enormous salary on rent and transport. So rumours about a huge difference in living standards between Moscow and the provinces are greatly exaggerated. Of course, some people are getting fat, but there are quite a few of them in the provinces too.
Yeah. Exaggerated. Especially when you consider that the salaries are spent in the Moscow region, so again nothing benefits the regions.
So don't talk about salaries in the Regions. 20,000 rubles there is the limit of dreams. 15,000 is very good.
There's nowhere to work, you know?
I can tell you that the vast majority of people who come to Moscow for work (there are very, very many of them) spendmost of their gigantic salary on rent and transport. So rumours about a huge difference in living standards between Moscow and the provinces are greatly exaggerated. Of course, some people are getting fat, but there are quite a few of them in the provinces too.
So rumours of a huge difference in living standards between Moscow and the provinces are greatly exaggerated. Of course, some people are getting rich, but there are quite a few in the provinces too.
You seem to be a mathematician, but you are not good at statistics. Only unsubstantiated "I know for sure / I do not believe.
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It's like you don't know the value of numbers yourself, Swetten. I'm talking about my own feelings, as I was already quite conscious at the time.
Yeah. Exaggerated. Especially when you consider that the salary is spent in the Moscow region, so again nothing benefits the regions.
It doesn't matter where it's spent. I'm talking about a person who wants to eat, not the regional budget.
20,000 rubles there is the limit of his dreams.
So what? For the majority of newcomers, 20,000 after paying for a rented flat is also the limit of their dreams. There is no significant difference with the provinces....
Let us start from what people spend on themselves and not from the absolute figures of income.
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