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I need a diagram.

I was in Moscow in 2012 and I am sorry to tell you it isn't much better.

My favorite Chinese place in my hometown was owned by a couple who eventually wanted to retire and sold the place to another couple. The new owners were not quite as assimilated to the US and they got shut down within the first month of flying solo during the health inspection.

I think part of it is just standards are different and unless you learn the importance of it you just aren't going to be aware. In an area where health codes aren't very strictly enforced I can see a restaurant going a very long time without caring about cleanliness.

In my hometown's Chinese restaurant we've watched 5 different kids grow up between the two couples who owned the place over the years. Currently the little girl acts as hostess and is super cute and friendly.

Considering how poorly people with disabilities are accommodated in Russia, do you not worry about your quality of life if you return there?