What can $20 buy you in ARGENTINA? 😅🇦🇷  

this famale ??. come ... veni te esperamos 😁😁👍👍pumpkinmozie

@@ArielAnibalPastura-fp3zv Argentina parace un país muy bonito 😁 ¡¡en el futuro yo quiero ir!!

​​@@PumpkinMozieeres bienvenida/o. 👍👍😀... tendrás que animarte a tomar mate y a comer chinchulines (tripa de cordero asada a la parrilla ). Exotic food .😁😁😁..

Until you start earning in pesos and then its not so fun!

@@bizarrapmusic ll

That’s not her problem.

Para comprar todo eso que tiene la chica necesitas al rededor de 60.000$ pesos Argentinos Soy Argentino

That's not something she needs to consider🤡

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Yea depends if you are an immigrant (move somewhere and find local work) or expat (you move somewhere while still working and paying taxes in mother country).

Over $150 here

​@@prettypuff1dónde?

Te vas a comer el pony?

@@user-xb6um1vp7g 🤡

It is common in Ukraine and i think in other countries too. It can be simple bag or multilayered as in usual paper juice boxes for ultrapasterized milk. Also there are a lot of different brands and packaging from glass and plastic bottles to bags

Romania is selling milch in bags as well.

Honduras too… 😅

I was just about to say I'd probably only get a quarter of what she got here in Ontario😂😂 with 20$ lol

you don't even know what continent argentina is!

América ​@@nightking4615

That’s completely untrue 😂 groceries in the UK are relatively cheap, especially at places like Lidl, Aldi

Where on earth do you shop with prices like that? They must come wrapped in gold packaging! Ten kilos of tomatoes maybe.

In the UK you could probably buy half of what she bought, maybe only 1/3

2.2 pounds of tomatoes in the US is almost 20$ right now

My guess is that she's a brit who lived in the the US for a long while, or the other way around.

Ella es de US pero creo que su esposo es argentino.

Yeah but u also earn more money, here 300-400 dolars per month is a lot

There are actual milk bag holders you can buy for Fairly cheap, but if I'm ever in a situation where I don't have one I use an empty 2-liter, they work quite well

if you can maintain your usd income you'll be golden

un hotel en nueva york no baja de 300 usd en argenrina conseguis desde los 20 usd

En Argentina todo es barato.

La ropa, los instrumentos musicales y la tecnología son caros. Después todo el resto de las necesidades básicas son un regalo comparado a USA. Me refiero a comida, transporte, educación, salud, etc. En San Francisco o Manhatan con 3000 por mes vivís normal, acá con eso sos dios.

​@@fernando367fulLa electronica y la ropa es carisima.

Yeah with a minimum salary at 250usd🤪

No tanto como EE.UU 😂

I guess it depends where you go to tho, in the capital city (Cuidad Autonoma de Buenos Aires, not the province of Buenos Aires) there's a lot of poc people, black, asian. I mean, a big chunk of the argentinian population is poc cause of being indigenous to begin with. But for example I live in CABA and there's no trouble with racism or stuff. I guess that having people from other countries isn't weird for us cause of our open politics. We accept absolutely everyone here, and everyone has the same rights. Free education, health care, etc. We have a ton of inmigrants from many different places and ethnicities.

@@Plohc7438 hmmm well I might come check it out and go to the capital. Maybe I will stay for some weeks and feel it out. I like the new libertarian president too.

No si tiene dólares, nuestro peso argentino está devaluado. El vídeo es actual

Its not because of the crisis, argentina always had cheap food, cause we produce food for 10 times our population

The US is obviously in a much better economic state, but a lot of people still can't afford to keep up. I sometimes have to decide whether I want to buy a few extra things at the market or fill up my gas tank fully lol

yes, if you know how to shop and where you can get even more for that money