Who can successfully survive the quarantine in the country?

In our country, Muscovites are not liked, and under the Union they did not. True, few have seen real Muscovites. But they don't like it anyway. I happened to see the "Muscovites" being several thousand kilometers from Moscow. It was a shame that we were from the same place.

True, on closer examination it turned out that this Muscovite was born in Moscow a couple of years after his parents moved from the village. I suspect that their native village did not become sad with their district (the villagers will understand). But this man's complex "Muscovite" was enormous.

Everywhere with aplomb (it was so funny in the "village" presentation - the city would not do it so naively and superficially). And there are real Muscovites. Only if they are in the village, you will not distinguish them. You will only know that he is not yours, and not from a neighboring village. They do not differ in any special behavior, they easily adapt to the team.

Will Moscow suffocate without visitors? Will not suffocate. There are unemployed people. And without newcomers, there are two times less service companies, respectively, and personnel. Moscow has its own resource. Many more will be happy.

What will happen to the surrounding regions without Moscow? Who will take care of their household, who will open something on trifles, who will find a job (fortunately, the withdrawal of production to the regions neighboring Moscow has now begun.

As for the current mass departure.

The lion's share is still not summer residents, but people returning home. Yes, yes, villagers who work in Moscow from Mon to Fri and go home on weekends. In vain someone thinks that there are few of them.

And what about summer residents? Yes, summer residents travel a lot, but they go to summer cottages, and they (just) do not concern the local population. This category prefers to shop in Moscow or Zamadovsky hypermarkets. Because everything you need is there, but the province does not. And only when they run out of supplies will they start raiding the local trading network.

Well, and one more category - not very numerous - rural summer residents - in fact, the heirs of those who lived all their lives in this village. The younger generation dumped into the city, lived there the entire active part of their life, retired in town, and here - on you - got an inheritance (village old people (who were lucky) for a long live).

This category, like those who go home for the weekend, can bring the main infection to the village with them. And medicine in the countryside - bye-bye. This is scary.

Author: Konstantin Sergin."Send your articles to [email protected], and we will publish them!"