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That's important perspective. What did it look like in the early days of the shortage tho? Did it start off as minor and become more severe over time? Or did it
by seriousquestion 5y ago
That's important perspective. What did it look like in the early days of the shortage tho? Did it start off as minor and become more severe over time? Or did it go from plentiful to none right away?
- raspasov 5y agoPretty instant. Since there was essentially no internet or nothing substantial was online (mid 90s in Bulgaria), you'd hear from people that there's shortage of something, and it's already too late. The line is hours long and your best option is to simply line up or you're gonna be out of gas, for example. Family members sometimes would take turns waiting at the gas station for a few hours. There were more shortages in the early 90s right after the collapse of the Soviet block, but I don't personally remember those.