1/2 Don't waste your time watching this. The title is a clickbait, oh how tragic - dark secret lol. Overall, Armenia does have beautiful and resilient women, cost of living drastically rising (mostly after the Russian immigrants flooded the country), economic hardships (take into account that it has two unfriendly, to put it softly, neighbours on its both sides that have closed their borders, so Armenia has to rely on Georgia (which has very sleazy politics at times, often closing the upper Lars crossing and causing problems for agricultural imports / exports to and from Russia and not only) and Iran for transportation routes.
2/2 You can't find a one bedroom apartment in the city center for 300 usd, your info is outdated. Could not watch beyond point 6, it's a boring video. Overall, the text is written by AI. It's overly repetitive, has not been edited, otherwise you'd know the capital is Yerevan, not Garavan (4:55) lol. And don't get me started about the thumbnail picture of girls which are clearly not of Armenian ethnicity. I'd take the video down, although judging by the negative / arguing comments you'll get, you must have been counting on the engagement numbers rising.
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