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Exactly my point.

• throwaway290 2y ago
  Your point was "post-Soviet cities have hot water year around", and your point was wrong.
  • SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
    My point was that the original poster was wrong saying that Soviet and Post-soviet cities had and have hot water only during winters. This is idiocy; you know that, I know that. Right now, while I am writing, my relative is using hot water to wash her head. What is your point?
    • throwaway290 2y ago
      "Right now my relative is using hot water to wash her head" is very far cry from "having water all year round" By the way, that's not quite a flex since people still use hot water to wash heads when there's no central hot water. My friends and relatives in Russia were doing that before this month ;) Spoiler: kettles and buckets. If you doubt me and have no one to ask then trust things like https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7lLlnmAAHt/ https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7lLlnmAAHt/. pretty sure Belaya Dacha markets to middle/upper middle class countrywide