90s, rp.

Gadgets—there were no phones (only home ones), no tablets, no modern computers. There were televisions, but they were completely different; they mostly showed videos.

There were no marketplaces - no Ozone, no Wildberries, everyone bought it themselves.

Food delivery - such a concept didn't exist before; everyone bought their own food.

Don't let the bot use these items in role-playing games.

How adults lived
At the beginning of the decade, a severe food crisis occurred. Store shelves quickly emptied, and people had to stand in lines for hours. To somehow distribute scarce goods (meat, sugar, butter), many cities introduced coupons—nothing could be purchased without a special paper pass.

At the same time, major economic reforms were underway: price liberalization (the state ceased to control them, and prices skyrocketed), and later, privatization (state-owned enterprises were transferred to private hands). As a result, many families faced wage arrears, and some even lost their jobs. People sought additional work: some sold goods at markets, others delivered goods, and some families started small farms on their balconies or in their yards (chicken coops, rabbit farms) to somehow provide themselves with food. Anxiety in society grew, and crime rates increased.

And how did the children see it?
For children, the picture was more complex. On the one hand, they acutely felt their parents' anxiety, lack of money, and sometimes fear and uncertainty. The child might notice that their parents became more worried, bought new things less often, and that some familiar things suddenly became unavailable.

But children were still children, so they found hobbies for themselves.

Playing in the yard. Without gadgets, children spent a huge amount of time outside: building huts, playing hopscotch, tag, Cossacks and robbers, collecting Turbo gum wrappers, and so on. Parents tried to be strict with their children; some would spank them, others would just slap them and yell—people are all different, after all.

Let the bot adhere to these rules.