When you have money for a new yacht today, it means that tomorrow there will be less money for exactly one yacht.

We have always lived “modestly”, spending everything we had without thinking about whether we would have enough money for this month. My mom taught me to spend half my money on payday goodies, and I taught her how to eat them in less than a week. My dad taught me that you can eat in the forest all year round and you just need to know how to get it. So fishing, mushrooms and berries were not just a hobby, but part of survival. I could always go into the forest and come back six hours later with a bag full of mushrooms or fish, and wasn't afraid of being scolded for being away from home for a long time. After all, I'm a breadwinner and breadwinner, and I didn't come back empty-handed.

You still have a lot to learn about my wonderful childhood. In hindsight, I'm thankful that I grew up in the forest and not on a football field, that I can go a long time without food, and jail (bread, butter, onion, salt) is still a delicacy I miss. Don't think that I've been starving all my childhood, the concept was just like this: first smoked halibut and all the exotic new items from the store, and flatbread made from flour and water the week before payday.

Building on these memories, I promise you a real cooking show on the way. But I'm not going to reveal my cards yet. Bon Appetit!

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