little update...

[maadmike]

The potential overwork stress is down now and I have, or have started to think I have, more time to post some pics and even write my comments.

So here I am posting the late photos of my little late doings from my phone, cause I still haven't cleaned up and repaired my camera to make some focused images.

Comments

[matrixmann]

Over here it's wood which has gone up in price very significantly.

But iron and steel are on the list of things which are hard to grab or expensive too.

What was it all which they have either material shortages and/or price explosions in now?
Wood, iron/steel, glass, even plastic (especially foil and packaging material - I think for simple consumer goods such as foods), rubber, caoutchouc, semiconductors (well, that's already been on for a while...), microchips...
Lots of basic material and resources.

[maadmike]

"What was it all which they have either material shortages and/or price explosions in now

[matrixmann]

Indeed, since the West can't do its new Cold War policy as aggressively anymore as they used to a couple of years ago, the talk about the ruble as a currency and what's currently going on with it has very much disappeared from the radar.
I gues... the only thing "stable" you can say about it is: No matter how bad the times, until now there's been nothing which erased it (or made it more worthless than the Hungarian Forint).

All the cry about material shortages and exploding prices for the few that is available on the market, it makes you wonder: Who said that Communists are too stupid to do economy and drown in lack of everything? (*cynical tone*)
Obviously, capitalists are too dumb too to do economy under their own, even self-written rules...

...It makes you want to say cynically: "Well, if you lack resources, go and dig in your mountains of trash that you inserted into the ground decades ago. It might be you can find some in there."

[maadmike]

"..It makes you want to say cynically: "Well, if you lack resources, go and dig in your mountains of trash that you inserted into the ground decades ago. It might be you can find some in there.""

Yss, I've heard that there are thoughts in EU mass media that we on a global scale are witnessing the prices rise through the some shortages but it would sound extremely stupid to declare some bullshit like this in Russian mass media while recently when our metal industry represents were asking Putin on air, to demand more metal on a government level, he has told that we couldn't artificially stimulate any production...
And what's now we have - three times more metal prices and again, will we produce more metal - the answer is Noway - what for if it is possible to produce less and make prices up to the sky...
In all other cases the situation is more less similar - Artificial problems with supply lines, with contrasts and here we are - the prices are up to the sky and the salaries are surprisingly stable!