Minsk Resident Showed How He and His Neighbors Tidied Up the Entrance Hall
How much did they spend?
Dzmitry told on Threads that he hadn't been to Minsk for several years. When he came to his parents, he was very impressed by the building: "The entrance hall looked like the entrance to a pigsty. And this is in the city center, after major repairs."
Together with his neighbors, the man tidied up the entrance hall. They bought paint, made a metal plaque based on their own design, replaced unsightly stickers, and washed the parapet and doors to remove mold and stains.
It cost a total of 70 dollars. Interestingly, the stylish aluminum plaque accounted for the larger part of the sum — 40 dollars (the man ordered it from Sweden — it arrived a week later).
Initially, Dzmitry thought of gluing the new plaque over the old one with liquid nails, but he was afraid it might fall off in winter. He didn't dare to drill it himself. He went to the ЖЭС (housing maintenance service) to coordinate the changes, but people there didn't care: "A woman inside said: 'Nothing needs to be coordinated. Bring even a spaceship, we'll hang everything.'" The master hung the plaque an hour later.
Within a day, the thread garnered over 100 thousand views and 3.5 thousand likes. And in the comments, it turned out that many Belarusians truly don't expect miracles from the housing maintenance service and do repairs in their entrance halls themselves.
One of the commentators took the post as a sign that it was time for them to also tidy up their entrance hall.
Someone joked that the housing maintenance service would have estimated similar work at 7 thousand dollars. But many also resented the fact that people are forced to do what they regularly pay money for.
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