As you may have noticed, I'm late with the blog update because so much has happened and I haven't had the time, or rather, nowhere to write =( I apologize.
Business trip!
Today I got a call from work telling me to get ready for a 3-day trip to Stamford and to bring my driver's license!!! A Russian professor and his wife are moving from there to Chicago.
Note* the thought of brain drain abroad crossed my mind....
We took this route to Stamford:
Chicago – Indianapolis – Columbus – Cleveland, then to Stamford through the state of Pennsylvania.
On the way back, I was entrusted with the car! The one we used to get to the base where we picked up the truck, which is in Indianapolis.
Highways in the USA are very good, but let's not forget how much it costs taxpayers! For the whole trip, we spent about $200 on highways!!! And I can add that there are also alternative roads similar to our highways =D I mean with one lane, not with potholes and other nastiness. And by the way, there are very few cars on these roads, so if you want to save some money and see nature, take the non-highway routes.
Along the way, I noticed a lot of traveling retirees, there are whole buses full of them!
I'm posting photos of the landscapes and everything we saw along the way. 
Having safely arrived in Stamford and loaded the truck to the brim, we were about to leave, but the professor asked us to stop by his son's place on the way to pick up a TV. I didn't like this idea at all! Still, we fulfilled his request.
And upon arriving in Chicago, when we unloaded all the things and furniture, picking up the TV we discovered.....oooooooooo...fuck! The screen was cracked!!! The price of the TV is $1300, and for this job, we were paid $2200 - gas - lodging - highway - TV = 0!!!!!!!!fuck!!!!!!!!!
But I still got paid my $400)))))))))
PS In the USA, they really value labor and encourage it in every way, with bonuses, tips, etc. They even paid us $20 a day just for showing up to work, so you've already earned that money regardless of whether the order is canceled or other force majeure circumstances occur)
