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Those following along in other countries should also know that, amongst younger people, an Avocado is a typical house warming gift to friends who have recently
by triggercut 9y ago
Those following along in other countries should also know that, amongst younger people, an Avocado is a typical house warming gift to friends who have recently purchased a house. Which, when you stop and think about it makes even less sense that the original proposition.
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- madeofpalk 9y ago> amongst younger people > recently purchased a house Doesn't match up.
- gambiting 9y agoYou realize that a lot of people don't live in hyper-expensive cities and purchasing a house even in your early 20s is not a huge deal? Here in North East of UK you only need about 10k for a deposit for a new house, it's hardly impossible to save that much if you have a job. London, sure - it's almost impossible. But not everyone lives in London.
- madeofpalk 9y agoI was replying to a (tongue in cheek?) comment about young people, avocados culture, and Australian home ownership. The assumption was this was specifically referring to Sydney and Melbourne.
- miguelrochefort 9y agoThey likely never had avocados before (which is how they could afford to buy a house).
- kaybe 9y agoWhat would the original proposition be? Here (Germany) it is a loaf of bread and some salt I think; is it the same?
- gambiting 9y agoSame in Poland - bread and salt.