Katie Allen as a human carseat. Lacy Jackson and ambulance. Allen said the people they met outside of the hospital have also had to make do with what they can get. The kitchens were very small, and they reuse everything, but there were always lots of plants and books. Compared to Americans, Russians are certainly very poor, Allen said, but rent is inexpensive and the local diet is supplemented with food grown in backyard gardens.
People have enough to survive.
Even more amazing than the resiliency and resourcefulness of the people of Nakhodka is their willingness to share what they have. Allen, Thompson and Levine all said that people are very open and giving. I'd recommend that anyone travel there. You'll meet people who will take you into their homes and make you part of their family. At work or on the street, Russian people were often gruff and rarely smiled.