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Do you know someone who has lost their job? A friend? A family members?
Please share your experience of the Global economic meltdown of 2009 in your area.
I have four friends losing their jobs in a single month.
One 27-year-old neighbour who had a decent job is now surviving on welfare.
I wonder whether I will end up a begger on the street and an unidentified dead body with my friends at the morgue.
They will wrap me in a blanket and leave me to rot in the heat.
The reason why they do this is that there are not enough body bags at the morgue in Sofia and because all the fridges are full, bodies are left to rot and leak on the morgue floor or thrown in piles.
Make sure you never visit Eastern Europe, let alone die here.
There is also a chance that if you die here they will sell your organs to rich patients in need and your bones will be boiled, then grinded and shipped to the US.
Your family will get something else in the casket.
Life is so fucked, I can't take it all is sometimes.
Please share your experience of the Global economic meltdown of 2009 in your area.
I have four friends losing their jobs in a single month.
One 27-year-old neighbour who had a decent job is now surviving on welfare.
I wonder whether I will end up a begger on the street and an unidentified dead body with my friends at the morgue.
They will wrap me in a blanket and leave me to rot in the heat.
The reason why they do this is that there are not enough body bags at the morgue in Sofia and because all the fridges are full, bodies are left to rot and leak on the morgue floor or thrown in piles.
Make sure you never visit Eastern Europe, let alone die here.
There is also a chance that if you die here they will sell your organs to rich patients in need and your bones will be boiled, then grinded and shipped to the US.
Your family will get something else in the casket.
Life is so fucked, I can't take it all is sometimes.