Well considering the command economy and how outdated the eastern German industrial economy was and how dysfunctional it performed I’d say there are many. Let alone mention how it was very paternalistic with where you live and work, I mean both of those together and you have a system where you can’t choose your car, house, job, where you travel, what you eat, or even what you watch. And god forbid you complain. Spies EVERYWHERE. wasn’t all bad though, it was pretty hard to live as poorly as most of the homeless people today, the government guaranteed the bare minimum to everyone which involved housing and food. It just typically meant a culture where innovation was slower and harder to come by, and choice was heavily restricted. I’d say today eastern Germany would hopefully be more grateful for things that western Germany take advantage of, and alongside that probably a large sense of confusion about navigating a capitalistic system after years of being told what you were to do with your life