lviv residents, to provide alternative power supply to the premises, the owner and volunteer, olga teslyakis not too expensive. what can they do without light in the kitchen, they do it with a flashlight, and mainly they sell sweets from the shop window and tea from a thermos i'm ready to adapt to anything because i understand that it's not well, let's say it's the first priority , there's something like that although if i don't have a business, i won't be able to volo, if i don't volunteer here, i won't be able to to help, that is, it is all interconnected and the question is if there were at least schedules, if it were possible, er, to establish some schedule of those disconnections, then we could, i can arrange the work for everything. we would leave earlier, or close later, that is, but if i i knew what to expect for tomorrow, and when they shut down. this is how half of the products that are currently in the ovens are thrown away, for example. is this technician collapsing ? almost every entrepreneur in ukraine is faced with wartime. despite the difficulties in work, business continue

here the lights are turned off every day, as with all lviv residents, the owner and volunteer olga teslyakprovide the premises with alternative electricity it's too expensive what can they do without light in the kitchen, they do it with a flashlight and mostly they sell sweets from the window and tea from a thermos i'm ready to adapt to anything because i understand that it's not a priority there are some such things. although if i don't have a business, i won't be able to volunteer. if i don't volunteer, then i won't be able to help. well, it's all interconnected. the question is, if there were at least schedules, if it were possible to set some schedule for those outages, we would then i can arrange the work. we would leave earlier or close later , that is, but if i knew what to expect tomorrow and when it turns off. this is how half of the products that are currently in the ovens are thrown away, for example . only about a small part of the business that is trying to hold on, and almost every entrepreneur in ukraine faces such challenges during the war. and despite the difficulties in

lviv residents, to provide an alternative power supply to the premises, the owner and volunteer olga teslyaktoo expensive, what can they do without light in the kitchen, they do with a flashlight and they mainly sell sweets from the window and tea from a thermos. i am ready to adapt to anything, because i understand that this is not. well, let's say, first priority , there are some things. although if i don't have a business, i won't be able to volunteer. if i don't volunteer, then i won't be able to help well, that is, it is all interconnected, and the question is if there were at least schedules, if it were possible to establish some schedule of those outages. we could then, i can adjust the work. to count on tomorrow and when it is turned off. this is how half of the products that are currently in the ovens are thrown away, for example. is this technician collapsing? we told only about a small part of the business that is trying to hold on, and almost every entrepreneur in ukraine faces such challenges during the war. and despite the difficulties in work business continues to work to supp