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[mjolnir]

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[mrk´]

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[mjolnir]

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[mjolnir]

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[Sphene]

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could really go for a coffee...

 

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[mjolnir]

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The minimum wage is 1,621 Reais. The average income of a Brazilian is around 3,500 reais.
A package of coffee, even the most affordable ones, costs around 80 Reais.
I rarely buy gourmet coffee; I find it absurdly expensive.

 

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The minimum wage is 1,621 Reais. The average income of a Brazilian is around 3,500 reais.
A package of coffee, even the most affordable ones, costs around 80 Reais.
I rarely buy gourmet coffee; I find it absurdly expensive.

Damn, coffee seems like a luxury over there. Prices look similar to what we pay here, while the average salary here is around 4,500-5,000 euros a month And people here are complaining about coffee prices Food is expensive here though

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how strange that it costs the same all over, regardless of local economy...

 

[mjolnir]

Damn, coffee seems like a luxury over there.

This is even more absurd because we are the world's largest producer and exporter of coffee.
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[Sphene]

This is even more absurd because we are the world's largest producer and exporter of coffee.
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Yeah, that sucks. At least someone must be making bank. I'm sure the people are reaping the rewards, right?
We usually export most of our higher quality salmon too - countries like Japan seem more willing to pay than our local grocery chains for instance. People here are actually eating less fish these days, and higher prices are one of the reasons

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maybe someday most of the world will go back to eating what can be acquired from within walking distance, or animal-travel distance.

 

[LoiteringClouds]

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hey look @Sphene it's the eater of your salmon

 

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maybe someday most of the world will go back to eating what can be acquired from within walking distance, or animal-travel distance.

You got the nuclear codes?

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hey look @Sphene it's the eater of your salmon

Japan seems like a nice place to visit. I assume they're probably very bored of all the tourist though

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thinking kids will get a win tomorrow