I do wonder what life is like for the average russian right now
Pomerbot on
True NGL, past few months been kinda rough, I didn’t feel any price increase before, past few months things like chicken got expensive, for example 1 kilo of chicken breast year ago used to be 1-2 dollar, now it’s 5+ dollars, greek yogurt is like 1 dollars per 250g aswell, cappuccino used to be 1 dollar for large cup rn 3 dollars.
It hurts me a lot as a gym rat, although I don’t see how other people spend 40% of income on foods. Like whole chicken costs like 3 dollars, grains sub 1 dollar a kilo, carrots onions potatoes etc didn’t expirience substantial price increase.
StewpidAlex on
It just takes a while for such a large country to crack, especially since it sucked a lot of bordering countries dry for centuries.
BagRight1007 on
Honestly, that’s a fuckton. Supposedly, the reason sanctions didn’t really topple them over was because they produce most of the basic stuff – especially food – themselves. But i guess inflation is a bitch.
arkencode on
Stress makes you eat more.
Ok_Woodpecker17897 on
Because they like to eat quality products?
Tman11S on
No worries, Trump and the MAGA gang are doing everything they can to find an excuse to stop the sanctions.
PascalSiakim on
But Tucker Carlson told me how cheap all the groceries were in Russia
Langeball on
/r/dataisugly
ILikeOldFilms on
Still better than 150% of their income, back in the 1700s.
firejuggler74 on
Does that include vodka?
Mr_addicT911 on
Where is Tucker Carlson at i have some questions
EarthAndSawdust on
…and 70% on booze and drugs.
Topmostbruh on
Don’t poorer people spend more money on food? This hints at the average Russian having gotten poorer.
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I do wonder what life is like for the average russian right now
True NGL, past few months been kinda rough, I didn’t feel any price increase before, past few months things like chicken got expensive, for example 1 kilo of chicken breast year ago used to be 1-2 dollar, now it’s 5+ dollars, greek yogurt is like 1 dollars per 250g aswell, cappuccino used to be 1 dollar for large cup rn 3 dollars.
It hurts me a lot as a gym rat, although I don’t see how other people spend 40% of income on foods. Like whole chicken costs like 3 dollars, grains sub 1 dollar a kilo, carrots onions potatoes etc didn’t expirience substantial price increase.
It just takes a while for such a large country to crack, especially since it sucked a lot of bordering countries dry for centuries.
Honestly, that’s a fuckton. Supposedly, the reason sanctions didn’t really topple them over was because they produce most of the basic stuff – especially food – themselves. But i guess inflation is a bitch.
Stress makes you eat more.
Because they like to eat quality products?
No worries, Trump and the MAGA gang are doing everything they can to find an excuse to stop the sanctions.
But Tucker Carlson told me how cheap all the groceries were in Russia
/r/dataisugly
Still better than 150% of their income, back in the 1700s.
Does that include vodka?
Where is Tucker Carlson at i have some questions
…and 70% on booze and drugs.
Don’t poorer people spend more money on food? This hints at the average Russian having gotten poorer.