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Okay, guys, you've convinced me - I'm not going to be a feudal lord.
Actually, my dream was to work in the force... But I realized a gynecologist wasn't my thing. :-)
Don't be cheeky...
I lived there, I don't need to make it up
Wasn't I living there? The difference is that I am an ordinary person and you are an ex-officer? Will you ever share the secret of the size of your pension?
Wasn't that where I lived?
101 institutions of which bodies?
I don't know. Where and who... There were all kinds of people. There were "head stockkeeper", but my entourage didn't give a hand to "head stockkeeper". I am writing about those who created and promoted a great country. The 20th century was the age of the USSR, the age of socialism.
And what is that? This, dear San Sanych, is a social division. What else are you going to tell us about the greatness of socialism in the USSR? How did you build without a material base?
By the way, a good storekeeper is half the way to success.
So tell me, what were you?
Wasn't I living there? The difference is that I am an ordinary man of the people and you are a former employee of the authorities? Will you ever share the secret of the size of your pension?
Today?
I don't live on a pension.
Granddad, mid-60s - 45 roubles. Didn't complain, as he kept an apiary, poultry, cattle.
Second grandfather - 80 roubles, lived in the city.
My father (1982) and mother (1977) 160 and 120 rubles + free transport to any end of the USSR once a year, + a voucher to a sanatorium once a year. All this ended in 1991. The pension was 120 hryvnias, and the communal service was 140 hryvnias at that time.
Today?
I don't live on my pension.
Granddad, mid-60s - 45 roubles. Didn't complain, as he kept an apiary, poultry, cattle.
Second grandfather - 80 roubles, lived in the city.
My father (1982) and mother (1977) 160 and 120 rubles + free transport to any end of the USSR once a year, + a voucher to a sanatorium once a year. All this ended in 1991. The pension was 120 hryvnias, and the communal service was 140 hryvnias at that time.