Todorov, 53, and his wife, Mona, 49, are Bulgarian immigrants who now live in London's Barnet area with their children. Todorov worked in a bank and also took on some interior decoration work, and his wife Mona, a teacher, did not live a very rich life, but at least they had no worries about food and clothing. However, as the cost of living in the UK continues to climb and prices skyrocket, the utility bills of a family of four have doubled since June to a whopping £320, compared to £140 a month for a family of four.
To save as much money as possible, the family decided to turn on the heating only once a week this winter, and to keep warm, they would wear thick clothes and blankets. And in order to minimize the electricity bill, they equip each person with a headlamp, not as a last resort, do not turn on the light, sometimes they also light candles, so that in addition to lighting, heating, but also add some romantic atmosphere. As for the TV, it's not a holiday, try not to turn it on.
In the face of such a dilemma, the family is still very optimistic, after all, this is not their family's plight, the entire British people are facing one kind or another embarrassment. The 53-year-old quipped: "I feel as if I have traveled back in time to the 18th century. ”
