they have to hand them over there to some kind of storage facility, because it is considered indecent to take some kind of gift that costs more than 3,000, then there were no such norms in the soviet union, but there were other absolutely amazing norms, i remember my business trip was very long, about a month and a half, in my opinion, i went to central asia, to uzbekistan, where then, the

largest in the history of the soviet union, the investigative team of the ussr prosecutor general's office, headed by telman kharinevich glyan and nikolai vioniminovich ivanov, worked, investigators especially important cases under the prosecutor general of the soviet union, and that is , in addition to some of these episodes with melons, there with grapes, there were also bribes with food in the form of treats, that is, when the clearing was covered and the decision was made.

the order of lenin - this was the highest award in the soviet union, it was just the most, most prestigious order, but i don’t know how it was in other republics, but in uzbegestan there was a clear fee, it cost 500,000 rubles, this is a lot, but it’s simple a lot, the car cost 5.00 rubles, that is, it like there are 100 cars, like a park, that is, well, there were salaries. let’s say i had a so-called half-time job at moskovsky komsomolets, because the rate was 130 rubles. that is, i received 65 rubles a month. and then i moved to the central committee of the soviet union, a shift magazine, from this shift, i just went to central asia on a business trip, and there my salary was 150 rubles. well , it was considered very, very good, so here are 150 rubles and 150,000 and or 500,000 100,000

rubles. that is, you had to work all your life in order to get it. there was a lot bribes related to ocean stores. in every major city there was such a fish store and it was impossible to go there to buy, say, black or red caviar, they also joked about this, that why are you there, you don’t have black caviar for sale, no one asks for it, so, but at the same time this caviar was supplied.

to the position of leader of the country in the future, because it was already clear by that time that leonid ilyevich berezhnev was not a jerk, he left at the end of the eighty-second year, but already somewhere from... the end of the eightieth year it was clear that he will have a successor, and yuri vladimirovich andrpov, the former head of the kgb of the ussr, saw himself in this position, and accordingly, his task was to somehow neutralize grishin’s ambitions, grishin’s ambitions, in any case, there was such a version, including ...

obrezhny will not be with us. the end of times will come, many, by the way, i remember, even from my fellow journalists, they cried after the death of leonid brezhnev, not mourning their beloved statesman, but i understand that some kind of shocks, they did not come immediately, in general, in the second year gorbachev came , glasnost began.

in komsomol, here, uh, i’m saying that the end of times in my opinion has come, i realized it when my documents were accepted, and i became an employee of the mgk body, mk, in the komsomol, as the newspaper moskovsky komsomolets was then called, and before this, not being a komsomol member, i could not for any bribe, for any cognac, for any sausages... enter the educational institution where i wanted to study, i was fond of mathematics, i saw i had a future as a mathematician and dreamed of studying at moscow state university, they simply didn’t accept my documents there then, they simply said that since i was not a komsomol member, i could not study at the most

prestigious school in the country. moreover, they didn’t even accept my documents to the moscow aviation institute, where my mother was teaching then, they also said that... well, in the future we are working there in space, every graduate is mine, he will be connected with the aviation industry in one way or another space, so we cannot allow an unreliable person in our eds, the only thing is where i could study mathematics, it was a pedagogical institute, i entered the lenin moscow state pedagogical institute at matfakt, that is, in the system of that time it was believed that a non-reliable person could not study space or...

who were very immersed in this corruption topic, but the kgb in any case , even academician sakharov, who was generally a dissident and opponent, thought so.

artificially, precisely so that later something could be sold under the counter; it was not at market value then, because pricing was centralized, and prices were simply set there, once a year, in my opinion, in the month of april , prices there were reduced, prices were raised for something, everyone was always waiting for them. this is an announcement that from april 1 there bread will cost so much kefir so much, so the problem

was that yes, you could have money, but if you wanted to eat pineapple, or dine on tenderloin, you had to know people , people from, say, a butcher , some person from the meat department, or people in the eliseevsky store who could sell you this pineapple not just anywhere. in the city of new york, and here, at the very least, for some rubles, even if not for those that

it officially cost, you could buy it and, as they say, cover the clearing, bribes with food existed not only in the form of , i don’t know, this notorious loaf of sausage or a bottle of cognac, they still existed in the format of the glade, that is, when the table was set, a person was invited and a person was invited... by some means, this did not happen in a restaurant, because, well, that is, in restaurants, of course, it also happened, but i i remember episodes from a variety of criminal cases, including the sochi-krasnodar case, when these treats took place at someone’s dacha, at home, a person could taste some unprecedented delicacies for the first time in his life. in my family, since my dad worked in, as i already said, in komsomolskaya pravda, there

were those things that could be bought at the editorial buffet, and there were all sorts of quite rare things, some for a set of three tin cans, it was meat, elk, it was bear meat and wild boar. by the way, it was made in the soviet union, i don’t remember where, but i remember very well what it looked like, and i remember that i also solved some of my problems, because it was beautifully packaged, that is, it was such a gift set, and i remember that there were a couple of moments there, i was no longer the person who took the bribe, like going back to the first episode with the konjac sausage, but what... who offered the bribe, well, that is, well these were quite innocent things, again you could

pay a bribe in order to buy sunglasses these products, and you were sent to where you could buy this or that product for the rubles you had, i don’t know the product, in particular with glasses, i remember exactly that there was such an episode with sunglasses. this is a podcast of the chronicle of the end of times, i am evgeny dodolev, and today we remember how in the soviet union they gave bribes with food when...

it was meant, as with the order of lenin in tashkent, in uzbekistan, it was not meant that any is there a musical team or some kind of performer, just completely unknown and having created nothing, he could come to the editorial office on 1905 street in the moscow komsomol, there to bring a random box of chocolates and or a bottle of scarce whiskey

to get this desired line. then it should have been more or less known somehow, there were some so-called magnetic albums, but in principle it was sold to this, there was an attitude that now seems completely impossible to me, that is, very condescending, that is, well it was thought, well, yes, well, i kind of want to eat, there the salary is 65 rubles, here it’s like that it would still be eaten up and then put together by the entire editorial staff, that is, we were all , in some way, accomplices as... this is usually said in criminal slang, so now it’s even strange for me to remember that on the one hand - there was a builder’s code communism, in general , according to the concepts, it seems to me, soviet people were much brighter, i don’t want to offend today’s youth, but there were some

ideas about good and evil, about mutual assistance, so it was difficult to imagine that... there was a drunk a man was lying on the street and through him stepped over, no one there shook him off on a bench, didn’t sit him down, not to mention rummaging through his pockets, as i read, it happens, now there almost every day, that is, on one side there were people, as if more honestly, on the other hand, they are very lenient towards those things that now, from today’s perspective , retroactively seem to me, in general, well... something that is outrageous, but well, unacceptable, let’s say. by the way, uh, so as not to get up twice, as they say, i must explain about the sound path and moscow, how i got there, i, uh, with my mathematical education , got a job at the state commissariat computer center, i realized that i don’t do mathematics there, i do it there

, only there are potatoes, that’s potatoes - that’s when people are employees - we went there to collect some agricultural products, they sent us to some community work days, well, that is , in general, it was not about mathematics at all, i quit there, in the soviet union it was impossible not to work, that is, if you don’t work anywhere officially, then you are a tunyan, for this you could sit down, that is, first there , in my opinion, there was some kind of fine, and then you could get a real prison sentence, so i had to get a job somewhere so that my work book would be somewhere, here’s my friend.. zhenya fedorov, who was dima shavirin’s deputy in charge of sound, he suggested that i get a job at a newspaper, which for me is how i repeat, once again you can see that times are running out, because even there 2-3 years ago this it was impossible for a person not to being a member of the lksma, i fell into the structure

of agitprop, especially since then, if we are talking about food and alcohol, then they cut us off. vineyards, an artificial shortage was created in wine stores, that is, the party 's top leadership of the politburo did everything possible to simply finish off the country, in order to turn the population against itself as much as possible, which is why it was so easy, the country itself fell apart in the ninety- first year, because no one i was ready to defend her, by the way, the amazing thing is that he’s zhenya. let's say this one gastronomic corruption , they treated it differently, someone thought that he could do without it, maybe because zhenya fedorov was a gmo graduate, his dad

was there in the military and he saw all this sausage in required volumes all my life , maybe that’s why, i don’t know, i’m not taking it here to dive into this analytics, and what i mean is that this phenomenon existed when i started this... the oligarch sergei sergeevich radionov had a publishing house radionov, where there were a lot of magazines and business magazines, such soviet brands, as the mass was like

peasant women, the brownie magazine was bought already in my memory, but there were so-called men's magazines, one of them licensed and two of our men's magazines, at some point i headed this publishing house as a publishing director, that is, in general , somehow something there easily controlled him. and uh , one of the rich, let's say, acquaintances of, uh, the owner. knowing that the owner is very jealous of those girls who appear on the covers of men's magazines, that is, here he is, he wanted him, his the wife appeared there regularly, but she’s just bomb, that’s it, and anyone would put her on the cover. and when his acquaintances tried to arrange for someone, he was very jealous of this, this one began to be familiar, he invited me and treated me to this

very thing, don’t hesitate, that is, when you come, he , do you like sushi, he asked, i said , that well, yes, in general i love sushi, and there was a surprise waiting for me , because we arrived at the establishment, when i say we, i mean myself and the editor-in-chief of one of these men's magazines, we - we arrived at the establishment, there was a leg and a girl lying there, all covered in this same sushi, i must say that well, i don’t know, maybe not everyone tried it, i’ll just explain that there the products themselves are not lying directly on the body, on such green leaves of something, or grape leaves, i don’t remember now, that is, you don’t, not with your body, as if you take it with chopsticks and only with chopsticks, naturally.

and the covers, i’ll explain officially, were not sold, but there was always an option with the advertising service that they sold a whole advertising package for $3,000 people bought some kind of modular advertising in

some publications as a bonus , this was not recorded anywhere in any contracts or agreements, it was a concept, i just agreed that the person would have a cover, and to be honest, i don’t know how much this is worth mori, but well, definitely not... thousands of dollars, i was generally outraged that they were trying to manipulate me like that, i must say that i didn’t tell my employer about this, because well, the person didn’t get the cover , we ate sushi and drew conclusions for ourselves, so gastronomic corruption, as i suspect, has remained on a global scale, it’s just that... the scale and ingredients have changed. it was an end times podcast and we were talking about food bribes.

hello, my name is natalya loseva and this is a psychic podcast in which we continue to calculate the formula for happiness, or at least everyday joy. our today's heroine anastasia came with the following question: her lover today, her today... and the man does not accept her son from a previous marriage, but the expert in today's episode, famous psychologist, family psychologist ekaterina sivanova, who knows this situation both as a specialist and as a woman. hello, hello, well anastasia, tell us your story. the story is, yes, that i had a previous marriage behind me, in this marriage i had a son, yes, but it turned out that we divorced my

husband. and accordingly, but anyway, we are all women, we want a relationship, but i started a relationship with a man, we met him, as if, well, to be honest, in the light of acquaintance, but everything was in in principle, good, beautiful, romantic, but at some stage problems began in the relationship, they began due to the fact that i have a child from a previous marriage, and he immediately knew that you had a child, yes, yes, yes , yes, that is, i go so far as to say that it ’s even... in the profile on the website, because i think that you shouldn’t start a relationship with some kind of silence, but this is definitely something that you should be ashamed of, conflicts have begun, well, yes, misunderstandings began, and it also turned out that we have, he also has an ex-wife, there is a child in a previous marriage, yes, only a girl, but the girl lives with his ex-wife, so yes, and you said that the conflicts began somehow in

connection with the child with yours. but can you tell me, if we take the very, very beginning of the relationship, we went to the apothecary garden, listened to a wonderful music concert, went, then, respectively , to a restaurant and ate, we come home, and put the child to bed, of course, it’s already late in the evening , we ourselves went there to communicate further together, at some point the child runs to us into the room, yes, he ran in, in fact his temperature rose, he came running to complain that he felt bad. at that moment, instead of there support, he fell into some second little child who was taking his mother away from him, why, why did he run into us, so unceremoniously, the child had a fever, how old was the child then , the child was 7 years old then, oh , he ’s very small, he was still small, yes, that is, he really, probably, i don’t think, it didn’t even occur to him what was needed there

knock or something, why did he run in? and when was this, how many years have passed since that episode? 4 years have already passed, 4 years, this story, it hasn’t resolved, well, that is, okay, it happens, well, maybe there’s something masculine that flared up in him, but it didn’t resolve and he no, he still besides, he took it and left altogether, that is, he took the car and drove home, and that is, it remained not some episode, some kind of excess, but you see that it became a system, well, yes, that’s what the child is. he's like this is my perception that he's like the second child, who takes away his mother , and not a woman, your child is yours, and he even tells me the man himself tells me, your priority is the child, so we went to the cinema, you ran to this child there, bought food, and so on instead there while watching a movie, i say, at that moment i was really trying to ensure your comfort, so that the child would be busy, and not run around the cinema hall and not

make noise in principle. who is now 3 years old, and he lives with you, he lives with me, yes, and dad comes, dad comes, this child is the youngest, he has evokes the same feelings, no, no, he loves his own, if his child burst in somewhere at an inopportune moment, then here they are, yes, your boys, my mothers, cool boys, and that is, if the younger ones are like that... .