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Is this the marasmus of some or what? and got a better answer
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That's because in CHUWASHI, you have it the other way around, no offense?
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That's because in CHUWASHIA you have it the other way around no offense.
That's because in CHUWASHIA you have it the other way around no offense.
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It's the thirst for profit People who want freebies will take minibuses in droves
It's the thirst for profit People who want freebies will take minibuses in droves
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Here in Moscow it's the same as in the buses. And the price is 25 rubles.
Here in Moscow it's the same as in the buses. And the price is 25 rubles.
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cost of a bus ticket in Moscow is 25 rubles for a bus driver and 20 rubles for a marshrutka. This must be some kind of cruelty!
cost of a bus ticket in Moscow is 25 rubles for a bus driver and 20 rubles for a marshrutka. This must be some kind of cruelty!
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And our bus fare is $0.9.
And our bus fare is $0.9.
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A ya plachu za odin proezd v gorod i obratno chto zanimaet 15 minut £4. Eto 200 rublei
A ya plachu za odin proezd v gorod i obratno chto zanimaet 15 minut £4. Eto 200 rublei
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Well all right Gostransport all calculations are made in white, you know how many official taxes and payments they pay. But the private sector in this regard is still easier. Surely the private driver's official salary is somewhere around the minimum wage, and who takes tickets on the bus?
Well all right Gostransport all calculations are made in white, you know how many official taxes and payments they pay. But the private sector in this regard is still easier. Surely the private driver's official salary is somewhere around the minimum wage, and who takes tickets on the bus?
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And in Ukraine, on the contrary, taxi drivers complain and complain. Your country must be rich. Russia! Where is it?
And in Ukraine, on the contrary, taxi drivers complain and complain. Your country must be rich. Russia! Where is it?
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public transport pays a lot of taxes - after all, the state must reimburse the costs of financing Belarus 40 of their budget - this is our taxpayers' money And the private sector is clear - it hides income and even the cash registers is not an indicator of cleanliness. It's the same everywhere.
public transport pays a lot of taxes - after all, the state must reimburse the costs of financing Belarus 40 of their budget - this is our taxpayers' money And the private sector is clear - it hides income and even the cash registers is not an indicator of cleanliness. It's the same everywhere.
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Bus drivers are being squeezed like crazy. In St. Petersburg for example banal closed half of the routes by force given to state companies So that the state companies live easier - this is unambiguous Fare is more expensive in state companies - because there is no market. In other words, they are monopolists. That's why they can't count their money and aren't even trying to save money.
Bus drivers are being squeezed like crazy. In St. Petersburg for example banal closed half of the routes by force given to state companies So that the state companies live easier - this is unambiguous Fare is more expensive in state companies - because there is no market. In other words, they are monopolists. That's why they can't count their money and aren't even trying to save money.
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This is another method of genocide!: So that people will die in line for a shuttle bus;
This is another method of genocide!: So that people will die in line for a shuttle bus;