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how about 2 ways
when i said train fare its implied that its a round trip.
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how about 2 ways
i can’t find much for $4.50
i don’t think i can find any breakfast or lunch combo for that
You can get away with $10 a day in San Francisco if you go to Costco or a mom and pop pizza spot and hop in back of the bus/streetcar.when i said train fare its implied that its a round trip.
In any city worth living in, it won't even get you that.It's nice to know im in the 1% globally, but when im living in America that number is moot.
$34K pre-tax annually is getting you a 2000 Ford Taurus and a 600sqft. one bedroom apartment.
Capitalism and greed will be the downfall of America and possibly humanity as a whole.
The concept/importance of money compromises the goodwill of humans.
nope around my area nothingstop eating at da tourist spots.
all the time on my way to my ***** *** job i think “what would *****s be doing if money didnt exist”
nope around my area nothing
nahu just bougie b....u gettin a decent boar's head deli sandwich for 3.50 in 99% of NYC.
nahmy local deli they charging $5.49 roll with any 2 meats and cheese and u get a small coffee. not gonna hold me all day
my daily budget, even if modest could be $50 a day around nyc
yep needs to wantsI don't live in New York but $50?
Man, there's been days where I survived on jack in the box tacos. Them joints 2 for a dollar.
ehh...in NYC it will. Thats Train fare, and a sandwich/pizza & soda.
it can't not exist unless every place possessed the same resources. Value has been around since the dawn of society.
$2.75 per single ride Nyc fare
bartering and the subjective concept of value =/= the idea of random pieces of paper only being valuable because everyone else accepts that they are valuable
mta always thinking about increasing it to 3Cheaper than here.
It's like a little over 3 now I think
When you barter you're accepting the idea of some perceived value eventually.
thats different than the idea of money and very different from the concept of having virtually no option but to work for money at a rate of like 7-9 bucks an hour