De ce se punea un ou crud în pereții caselor nou contruite? Răzbunarea dură a meșterilor • Newsweek România

In Soviet-era construction, builders sometimes hid raw eggs within walls as a form of revenge against clients. This act stemmed from disputes over payments or dissatisfaction with work quality. The eggs, placed in inaccessible areas, would eventually rot, causing unpleasant odors that were difficult to trace back to their source. Homeowners often struggled to identify the cause of the smell, leading to frustration and discomfort. This practice highlights a darker side of construction conflicts, where workers resorted to hidden sabotage instead of direct confrontation.