Poor people exist, like that senior lady, but many moldovan people also are mentally “soviet” even being young. They are ready to fight for any kind of sales, and they become happy as if they win a lottery if they got some smelly chicken cheaper than usual. They even have a word for such a win – “degeaba” (dee-gia-ba) – sort of free of costs deal. Grocery stores know that and usually throw out goods loved by lumpens, like cheap sausages, even TV-sets, pans or plates, or, in this particular case, chemically-feeded chicken.
Look how happy is that child on 0:16 – I bet his family are not under the poverty line threshold, he is happy because his parents will be proud of him – you got a cheap chicken! what a man!
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Poor people exist, like that senior lady, but many moldovan people also are mentally “soviet” even being young. They are ready to fight for any kind of sales, and they become happy as if they win a lottery if they got some smelly chicken cheaper than usual. They even have a word for such a win – “degeaba” (dee-gia-ba) – sort of free of costs deal. Grocery stores know that and usually throw out goods loved by lumpens, like cheap sausages, even TV-sets, pans or plates, or, in this particular case, chemically-feeded chicken.
Look how happy is that child on 0:16 – I bet his family are not under the poverty line threshold, he is happy because his parents will be proud of him – you got a cheap chicken! what a man!