evgeniy, supposed nephews, and your nina, supposedly inside , ekaterina pleteneva looks around at theso have everything in common here, and my room. here every square meter of this the mother of many children tries to use the rooms to their advantage, but it’s still terribly cramped, ekaterina here complains. we live with all three of our children, one boy. we are trying somehow, everything is packed , there is not enough space. ekaterina does not work, she lives only on an allowance of 13,000 rubles. per month for each child, so children have to wear clothes and shoes one after another, and the woman buys food at a wholesale base. it's much cheaper there all the time. this is how we enter the store. they ask, i explain to them that i have very little money left. we have only one child benefit left. there is a certain amount. we need to either divide it between travel and milk and bread , something like that, you never know, something that will come in handy spontaneously. well, the same sunflower oil will accidentally run out, you need to go quickly and buy it, because the same onion

our guest is ekaterina pleteneva. hello ekaterina , hello. the cossacks didn’t want to work. and what it says about soybeans gives it away benefits are sometimes not enough. and the neighbor worked, the neighbor worked. he lived with his parents. he lived with his brother. he worked officially, everything was fine with him. why, ekaterina, did he suddenly help your neighbors? as a neighbor , i probably don’t know, i could financially help the porridge to buy the mixture there. if you still suspect it from your child’s own, it was not entirely friendly. well, somehow it all worked out. it happened like that once. no, it was from time to time that we needed financial help, and it didn’t turn out quite amicably. how come you didn't do you know? which of your men? dad? and it turned out that i just needed financial help at that time. i already lived with the cossack dmitry and i called vladimir and asked him