The American depth is worse than the Russian - no free medicine, everyone sits without work on the velphar
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Have you lived all your life on a wheel? Yes is? Could I be there? I was a very good girl. I worked my whole life, first as an engineer at the CB, then as an IT specialist in the hospital, now as a translator. Without work I did not sit a day, the salary was always white... 11 thousand I had a salary, now it was 16. We have a poor district. I hoped so much for my Soviet experience... I earned very well in the CB. But it turned out to be too little, and now at 55 years old I have a pension of 8 thousand. If it wasn’t for the Soviet Union, it would probably have been 6-7 thousand. EVERY LIFE to work and pay low contributions to the Pension Fund, and live on "velfar". No, I have already accepted that I will not apply for retirement before 60. If only the office in which I work did not burn! Where to find a job after 50 years? About "free medicine" in the depths - tell confident Americans. It is free, but medicines are very paid. About a specialist for a month in advance and about queues for hospitalization in a few months... and what to say there. Sadly the Americans.