The absolute majority of russians over 50 long for the USSR and comrade Stalin, dreaming of returning to the Soviet past, to jostle in hours-long queues and then eat the cherished Soviet plombir ice cream and sausage at 2.20.
To be honest, sausage at 2.20 exists only in the dreams of russians; in reality it is a false memory. Sausage in the USSR was in huge short supply, very rarely appeared in shops, and with great luck a Soviet person could eat a couple of slices of sausage only on a holiday — New Year. Plombir appeared in shops much more often, and a citizen of the USSR could afford to enjoy this treat almost every month.
