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Navi
5286 Posts
food is fucken cheap in korea compared to US... only get 1 or 2 meals out of that in da USA | ||
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
1 Movie Ticket + small popcorn and drink. 1 six pack of beer with some change 2 x medium meals at McDonalds 2 x Pints of beer at the pub 15-6 Litres of Petrol 4 x Cappuccinos | ||
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deL
Australia5540 Posts
Roughly equates to: 1 x 6pack of imported/premium beer 3 x Thai Lunches :D 2/3 of a CD (like, music album) 3x bread and milk 10x 1.25L of cola | ||
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gillon
Sweden1578 Posts
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Lexpar
1813 Posts
On September 19 2010 21:20 konadora wrote: 20 US bucks can get you a decent high-school date night out here pair of movie tickets + dinner Damn I like that. Had I actually gone on more than 3 dates in high school I'd have been all over Singapore. Movie tickets are 15$ each here, and dinner is at least 10 a person at cheap ass places.  Also, minimum wage is 9.50 here in Canada's Province of Quebec. 20 USD is approximately 20.60 CAD. So a month of gom is 2 hours of unskilled labor. Not bad. | ||
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SkelA
Macedonia13085 Posts
50 loafs of bread 15-20 L of beer from supermarket 5-6 big pizzas 12-15 hambugrers 2 months of internet bill | ||
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Nokarot
United States1410 Posts
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chongu
Malaysia2602 Posts
10 Macdonald McValue Meals (medium) 31 Hours at a Lan cafe 62 Teh Tariks (a popular drink here) 3 boxes of soft drink cans 5 Cinema tickets + 1 large popcorn 2/3rds a Razer Krait/salmosa Enough for 2/3 minor police bribes Shitons of Pirated DVDs | ||
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Geo.Rion
7377 Posts
1 liter (0,26 gallons) with liquour (vodka) 67 !! dollars 1 sixpack of bear, around 20 bucks OMG that's robbery! I can get a 20 pack of my favorite beer for like 10 bucks or so. I woudl die out of thirst in Norway, thank god i live in Transilvania, at least the drinks are relatively cheap | ||
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Biochemist
United States1008 Posts
A part time job for a college student that pays $23 here is also quite rare/hard to get. Average is probably $10-12 an hour for undergrad part timers. I guess higher wages make up for higher cost of living. | ||
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Deltawolf
United States105 Posts
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stafu
Australia1196 Posts
On September 19 2010 22:57 SkelA wrote: 2 months of internet bill Wow. 20.00 USD = 21.1797 AUD ~15% of my monthly Internet & phone bill. Just over a 6-pack of Hoegaarden. Less than one IMAX movie ticket. About 17 litres worth of unleaded. About two shitty fast-food meals. | ||
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Latham
9590 Posts
so 20 USD =~ 60 PLN. ... 5 movie tickets at my local cinema. 3 or so dinners. around 15-20 beers depending on your tastes. probably enough for 1 music CD 13.2L of gas for your car | ||
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Nokarot
United States1410 Posts
On September 19 2010 23:21 Latham wrote: 1 USD = 3.0079 PLN so 20 USD =~ 60 PLN. ... 5 movie tickets at my local cinema. 3 or so dinners. around 15-20 beers depending on your tastes. probably enough for 1 music CD 13.2L of gas for your car It's interesting to me how prices themselves seem to vary from place to place. I can only get 1.5 movie tickets with $20, but I can buy a CD with it as well. You'd think that I'd only be able to get half a CD or something, comparing my prices to yours. EDIT: Out of curiousity, what is minimum wage (converted to USD) for some of you guys out there? For the USA, the federal minimum wage is 7.25 right now (which is followed in about half the states.) | ||
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Jayme
United States5866 Posts
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SilverSkyLark
Philippines8437 Posts
my mom can use that to feed a family of 7 for a 2~3 weeks if I'm not mistaken. two family size pizzas from pizza hut is also a good deal. or a good dinner for a family of our size in a good enough resto. | ||
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
On September 19 2010 23:29 Nokarot wrote: EDIT: Out of curiousity, what is minimum wage (converted to USD) for some of you guys out there? For the USA, the federal minimum wage is 7.25 right now (which is followed in about half the states.) Not all countries have your system of paying. For example, salaries can be given every week or month (mostly) in Bulgaria. So to answer your question, 240 BGN which is 160 USD per month. This is the minimum salary. On September 19 2010 21:27 Mortician wrote: 20$ is ~30 BGN this is 18l of beer, 3-4 cinema tickets depending ot place (it is 5 in my town), 3 big pizzas + soda my mounthly internet fee + an ice-cream free stream + 20$ leftover | ||
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besiger
Croatia2452 Posts
3 or 4 pizzas around 18 liters of beer or 10 liters of wine (the crappiest money can buy, my brand !) 3 cinema tickets 1 month of internet 16 loafs of bread, more or less (1kg) 3-4 big mac meals 5 packs of cigarettes the average person needs to work around 3-4 hours for 20$, when I have no income of my own, i get around 20$ a month from my parents to spend, so yeah 20$ goes a long way here. | ||
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Latham
9590 Posts
On September 19 2010 23:29 Nokarot wrote: It's interesting to me how prices themselves seem to vary from place to place. I can only get 1.5 movie tickets with $20, but I can buy a CD with it as well. You'd think that I'd only be able to get half a CD or something, comparing my prices to yours. EDIT: Out of curiousity, what is minimum wage (converted to USD) for some of you guys out there? For the USA, the federal minimum wage is 7.25 right now (which is followed in about half the states.) In Poland: minumum wage/hour: 2,19 euro (2,85 USD) minumum wage/month: 351 euro (456,3 USD) In Belgium: minumum wage/hour: 7,93 euro (10.31 USD) minimum wage/month: 1'259 euro (1'636.7 USD) 1 euro = 1.3 USD | ||
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538
Hungary3932 Posts
4 cinema tickets 2 tickets + huge popcorn and coke to go with each 10 pints of a decent beer in a bar or 30 bottles of the same beer in a supermarket 2 copies of the SC+BW expansion pack bundle 25 liters of normal cow milk 6 Big Macs and its around 7% percent of a monthly minimum wage and about 2% of the average. (so on average its about 3.5 hours' work's worth of money) | ||
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