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Of course they will. No one needs psychos.
Of course they will. No one needs psychos.
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Don't you dare wait a year, you'll come out of there a man, and you'll be all right. Very necessary only a year do not dare. Guys, our odigikomisov and now they do not even hire loaders. Hang in there
Don't you dare wait a year, you'll come out of there a man, and you'll be all right. Very necessary only a year do not dare. Guys, our odigikomisov and now they do not even hire loaders. Hang in there
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I wouldn't advise it, you'll be stuck with no rights, no job.
I wouldn't advise it, you'll be stuck with no rights, no job.
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I can't predict 100 percent that there will be problems because of your stupidity, but they MAY well be. It's different for everyone. Someone will not feel them in life, and then someone curses himself for his cowardice. I would still advise you not to tempt fate and to finish your service normally.
I can't predict 100 percent that there will be problems because of your stupidity, but they MAY well be. It's different for everyone. Someone will not feel them in life, and then someone curses himself for his cowardice. I would still advise you not to tempt fate and to finish your service normally.
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There is not much good in this article. There can be difficulties with work, although no one prevents you from getting treatment later and getting the diagnosis removed. It is better to serve further, at first it always sucks, then everything will settle down and the days will fly.
There is not much good in this article. There can be difficulties with work, although no one prevents you from getting treatment later and getting the diagnosis removed. It is better to serve further, at first it always sucks, then everything will settle down and the days will fly.
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I would not advise it! There will be a lot of minuses in life in Russia. It is better to serve your year for the motherland, so to speak
I would not advise it! There will be a lot of minuses in life in Russia. It is better to serve your year for the motherland, so to speak
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There won't be any problems, except that you won't be able to get a job in the security services and that's it, other civilian jobs will be taken without problems, the employer shouldn't care what reason you didn't serve.
There won't be any problems, except that you won't be able to get a job in the security services and that's it, other civilian jobs will be taken without problems, the employer shouldn't care what reason you didn't serve.
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If you're not applying for a particularly prestigious position, then forget it, they'll take anyone for a regular job. The only problem is the driver's license, but if you don't need it either, you're welcome to it.
If you're not applying for a particularly prestigious position, then forget it, they'll take anyone for a regular job. The only problem is the driver's license, but if you don't need it either, you're welcome to it.
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Yeah, and if he kills himself in the army? If he really sucks, I think he should, and if it's like this, today it sucks tomorrow it's better to keep serving.
Yeah, and if he kills himself in the army? If he really sucks, I think he should, and if it's like this, today it sucks tomorrow it's better to keep serving.