Your mom.
if you think any government paper is worth more than the other than you very stupid. usd worthless while gold and related worthwhile
If you were starving and I had a sandwich and you had a gold nugget, I would not give you the sandwich for your shiny rock.
You can eat for a day on this sum, if you are vegan and craft your food yourself.
Milka 90g bar costs 70-80 roubles, Dobry Cola is around 75rub for liter, 1l of milk costs between 60-100 rub and differs from quality. 0.4l cool chocolate/banana/berry milk costs around 70rubs. best soviet waffle ice cream costs 75rubs
yeah in shitholes things tend to be cheaper, but salaries are shit as well
russian lives are also cheap
I didn't want to dogpile you but the "Pole" is right - with cheap wages with local production, taxes specially especific taxes against goyslop, you can have 0,75 euro chocolate bars.
Fuck milk and your ice creams- in my adulthood I'm probably lactase deficient (or lactose intolerant)
I haven't bought anything in a long time, I'm too poor, so I shoplift.
Up to 1000 rubles you can steal as much as you want without being prosecuted under the criminal code
Selling marijuana is better than being a thief here. Not sure about your country.
It doesn't work that way in this country, only thieves have a good life.
Bottle of beer
Well, as usual, I live on my parents' paycheck, I have food and internet, and it's okay.
Why haven't you been drafted to become fertilizer on Ukrainian fields?
- 2 bottles of Halzan or Zhiguli beer (it's a very good beer)
or
- 8 packs of macaroni from first grade flour in "Verny" stores (this is very good macaroni)
- A book in "Listva" bookstores (target audience - Russian imperials)
- One month of communication from Beeline (cellular operator), using the cheapest tariff.
- 3 kg of potatoes
- Something one: 3 pieces of soap, a good laundry powder, a set of felt-tip pens, a set of pencils, a set of engineering rulers, (including a protractor), a good scroll with rods, and of course you'll have change in a few rubles.
- A package of buckwheat porridge of the highest grade (1kg).
- Zucchini caviar 1 jar
- One package of butter, two packages of margarine, a package of marshmallows, a jar of jam, a jar of olives, a jar of olives, a mix for baking cupcakes, 3 packages of Russian gingerbread, a jar of corn, a jar of peas, two packages of kebab ketchup, tomato sauce, a jar of sprats, and of course here you will also have change in a few rubles.
If I remember anything else, I'll add more.
>One month of communication from Beeline (cellular operator), using the cheapest tariff.
I'd rather save up another 300 rubles and buy unlimited internet and 350 minutes of communication per month. I don't talk to anyone for more than a minute a day anyway, so it's worth it.
If you find another 19 rubles to your 100 rubles, you can buy a package of breaded chicken cutlets (0.5 kg) in the morning. And in the evening, coming after work, you can buy them in the store for 72 rubles, because in the evening there is usually a markdown. So for 200 rubles you have lunch and dinner, a whole kilogram of meat a day..... But I can't understand why you need it, if the average salary in Russia is 70,651 rubles (your employer pays taxes for you, so you get a "clean" figure), free medicine, cheap housing and utilities, and in general you can eat normally, if you are not a typical 2ch user(who was too lazy to go to college or university), sitting on your mom's neck and telling everyone how bad life in Russia.
education is free too
>free medicine
1) Because the funding for healthcare budget comes from thin air in Russian Federation.
b) If you have inscribed in some law code, some piece of paper, that access to healthcare is free or public signifies that quality of it is the same to other countries?
2) A country with daily Latino and Black shotouts, junkies and a very high of population committing Metabolic Suicide and becoming obese and morbid obese shitting in scooters in Wallmart with no free access to Healthcare somehow has a higher male life expectancy to this country with Free Health?
How is it possible it ain't free?
b) With American Individual Metabolic Suicide with goyslop - primary prevention of disease - mostly cardiovascular, etc is almost neglected and somehow American can surpass life expectancy of people that don't eat that much in 140million country with free medicine.
3) I bet that there are a lot of Subsaharian countries with "free medicine" too
It's like Portuguese leftist retards saying that Dutch, Belgium or German health systems are "inferior" to Portuguese a poor country - for ideological reasons and somehow they have better health indicators than Portugal.
>Because the funding for healthcare budget comes from thin air in Russian Federation.
Funding for healthcare in Russia comes from the 13% tax that the employer pays on behalf of the employee. Surprisingly, in the USA it is also 13%, although they pay for medical care. If I get cancer, I get cured, I just get up and go home without paying anyone anything. And somewhere else in another country, such a person's life will be ruined by a lifetime debt for medical services. Personal example: I'm not very healthy from birth (I won't say what) and the state spends about 1.8 million rubles on me every year (that's the cost of a one-bedroom apartment here).
>that access to healthcare is free or public signifies that quality of it is the same to other countries?
Quality depends on the region. But Russian healthcare has good quality.
-=This part of post is a tribute to Russian medicine.=-
>no free access to Healthcare somehow has a higher male life expectancy to this country with Free Health?
Surprisingly, Russia has a similar life expectancy. Moreover, the US has the highest migration rate in the world. Moreover, statistics can be falsified, because no one will judge you if you are a hegemon. They did the same by falsifying the ratings of their universities to attract young people from developed countries.
>It's like Portuguese leftist retards saying
I don't want to upset you, but education is still free in Russia. But for some reason we are flying into space, inventing vaccines for Covid, inventing nanotubes, and you are not. Strange, isn't it? Maybe your theses are unreasonable and you do not understand the cause-effect effect of one thing on another.
>
3. A citizen of the Russian Federation shall have the right to replace military service by alternative civilian service in case his convictions or religious belief contradict military service and also in other cases envisaged by the federal law
http://www.constitution.ru/en/10003000-03.htm
>Surprisingly, Russia has a similar life expectancy.
Unfortunately, to South Sudan, war-torn Yemen, etc.
The Egyptian host of CNN once posted 1st pic.
2nd and 3rd pic - from https://ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy
> >civilian service
> But that's not NEET.
Involuntary labor, invol. Refuse to kill = forced to work
Not my fault
In court, you can just say that you have a constitutional right not to serve in the military for your beliefs, but nothing about civilian service and you'll just be sent to forced labor
I don't know, you can pick something from the catalog under the plate
>100 rubles
PFFFFFFFFFF
maybe 50?
>100 ruble in Poccnr
Just get a job and start living on your own dime, not your mother's, porridge.
>>121789
God bless Russia. Give me 100 millions hungry african negroes and I will feed them for 100 rubles per day)
HEAD GIVE ME MONEY >>121676 (OP)
Это только долбоебам с сосаки интересно. Нормальным челикам из-за бугра нет. Тоже самое с "сейчас лопнет". Европка это более продвинутый социум с более продвинутыми понятиями о мемах, чем сраная пидорашка с пидорахенами типо тебя.
Add 1 ruble and you can buy a kilogram of chicken legs directly from the poultry farm (without intermediaries). Unless, of course, you're (un)lucky enough to live near it. Because poultry farms are located in the deepest and farthest shitholes of Russia.