Comments by "Vsevolod Semenov" (@vsevolodsemenov8498) on "" video.

  1. The story is as much interesting as incorrect. Around a year before the USSR collapsed there were almost nothing in the stores. And the practice of buying something was very different. In many cases fashionable cloth, good food was sold at a place you worked.
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  2. Cannot say about Kiev. I am a moskal’. I was born and lived in Moscow. We had quite good food supply up to the middle of 1980s. Yes, we had lines, but not for everything. Everything changed in the second part of 1980s, and it was bad.
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  3.  @angrydragonslayer  🤠 No, I am talking about the end of 80s, beginning of 90s, when small businesses began to spread their roots, when foreign merchandises started to flow across the borders, at that time it was new practice to find cloth and cigarettes first of all in the open spaces (no walls, no ceilings), markets, and at a companies people worked for, when new individual businessmen used to bring “hot” stuff right to your doorstep. And it was time of hyperinflation, which at some point reached more than 1000% per year.
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