- Joined
- Dec 17, 2019
Just checked the expenses holy shit this is dirt cheapYeah, I think he must have other expenses/loans on top of that. I know it’s not cheap like Thailand-cheap, but it’s definitely cheaper than America. Like when I looked up cost of living there, “family renr” is (on average) $768, which is pretty cheap, IMO.
if you make $180K/year, you can generally afford what you want unless you’re rich-person broke, like have a lot of loans and expenses, which, in Ralph’s case, he doesn’t really own anything significant, besides a car. so I’m thinking he must have a lot of debt/loans he’s paying off. or something! because he doesn’t strike me as someone who’d save his money.
Mérida, Yucatán: One-bedroom, USD$360-$440; three-bedroom, USD$660-800
For a standard WiFi connection, you’ll pay USD$23-$29 per month depending on your provider. The cost of utilities for one person averages about USD$46-$56 per month
Shopping at local markets and cooking fresh meat and produce at home are great sources of enjoyment for many foreigners living in Mexico. You can expect to pay USD$1.03-$1.25 for a liter of milk, USD$1.53-$1.87 for a dozen eggs, and USD$5.17-$6.31 for a kilogram of chicken breast. Here are some costs of other grocery items you might want to pick up:
- Beef (1 kg): USD$8.18-10.00
- Wine: USD$4.44-$5.42
- Domestic Beer (.5L bottle): USD$1.11-$1.35
- Rice (1 kg): USD$.80-$.98
- Potatoes (1 kg): USD$.64-$.78
A liter of gas will run you about USD$1.01-$1.23
360 +29+56 =445 $ this barely gets you a closet in the Western world in a roomshare.
Food since Ralph doesn't cook i will go with cheap take aways which is 6×3×30 = 540 $ per mont
Total around 1k lodgings and takeaway how the fuck this faggot is down bad? How broke are you Ralph?