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It's about you today too, not about your parents. You already wrote about the size of your pension in the 4th forum, I don't remember how much, but I remember it was good, so I wonder, for what merits?
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 warehouseman is half the way to success.
So tell me, what were you?
Turner (1963), student, programmer, stager, finished socialism as a GUIP. And then head of the stockroom, well, also a speculator, it's true the positions were very loud. True, I can chatter on all crossroads and still look with sadness at the attempts to restore industrial programming in the country.
PS.
My first job was processing telemetry from vehicles to Mars (1970-1972). Now tell me how I feel about the head stockkeeper.
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.
Very interesting - how much and for what? How?
Turner (1963), student, programmer, production engineer, finished socialism as a GIP. And then head of the stockroom, well also a speculator, though the positions were very loud. True, I can chatter on all crossroads and still look with sadness at the attempts to restore industrial programming in the country.
PS.
My first job was processing telemetry from vehicles to Mars (1970-1972). Now tell me how I feel about the head stockkeeper.
So then you have a deep inner conflict - the former head stockkeeper does not give his hand to the head stockkeeper.
For there to be industrial programming, first there has to be something that can be programmed.
I can live without it... just for the sake of conversation.
I would apologise. I'm sorry.
So then you have a deep inner conflict - the former head storekeeper does not raise his hand to the head storekeeper.
I see. You had a great childhood with a grandfather like that. The reason for all your good memories of the USSR (your childhood) is your grandfather, not the USSR.
Come on... I didn't have a grandfather like that and I still don't regret my childhood...
That's right: I remember the last 20 years of my life with horror and disgust.