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Naturally ymmv depending on your energy costs. And indeed other costs. ($4 for a lettuce sounds high, we pay pennies for that here.) It'll also vary depending o
by bruce511 2y ago
Naturally ymmv depending on your energy costs. And indeed other costs. ($4 for a lettuce sounds high, we pay pennies for that here.) It'll also vary depending on your overall income.
I would gracefully suggest that your life-style might not necessarily reflect the life style of the general public?
- applied_heat 2y agoI think my grocery prices are in line with everyone else in British Columbia
- kragen 2y agoit sounds like british columbia grocery prices are insane. are those us dollars? five chicken breasts here is about $3000, which is about 2½ us dollars
- applied_heat 2y agoThose are CAD
- kragen 2y agoaha, thanks. xe tells me those are 27% smaller than us dollars, so those prices are respectively 1 dollar, 3 dollars, 13 dollars, 15 dollars, 58 dollars, and 150 dollars, speaking in us dollars or, using today's mid-market rates from https://preciodolarblue.com.ar/ https://preciodolarblue.com.ar/, $1300, $3800, $17000, $19000, $75000, and $190000. $19000 is sure a lot more than i'd pay for five chicken breasts