>Tucker goes to grocery store in Moscow
>Does experiment where he buys a week‘s worth of food for a family of four
>Finds a wide variety of quality foods in store
>Total comes to just over $100 USD
>He and his whole filming crew agree that the same amount of food would’ve cost about $400 in the US
SHIT FUCKING SUCKS
>Does experiment where he buys a week‘s worth of food for a family of four
>Finds a wide variety of quality foods in store
>Total comes to just over $100 USD
>He and his whole filming crew agree that the same amount of food would’ve cost about $400 in the US
SHIT FUCKING SUCKS
@DW2 of course it's cheaper, the average sallery is like 10k
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In Moscow it's more like ~70k for a man, which makes life slightly more bearable, but still: you pay for utilities (if you're lucky enough to own your concrete box), make four of these tours to the supermarket — and that's it. But somehow you have other expenses too so those who have average salary don't spend that much on food.
