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- Jan 3, 2014
200$ a month sounds about right. That's how much his
could carry in Poland. Autism/Asperger syndrome awareness seems low here compared to the USA. There are no aspie benefits. That 200 bucks would come from unemployment benefits, but he would have to be registered as looking for job to get them, and accept whatever jobs the employment office finds for him. And I think the benefits only last for 2-3 years tops, so he would actually have to work and try not to get fired.
All in all, he would have a hard time adjusting, not only to the borderline poverty. Nintendo games and consoles are very unpopular and hard to come by here. Most people only played the old Super Mario Bros. for the Pegasus (a hardware clone of the Famicom) and maybe the first generation of Pokemon before Nintendo faded into obscurity in this part of Europe. Their merchandise is really expensive here, and hardly anyone even knows Sonic the Hedgehog, so Chris would feel very lonely with his Sonichu.
We also don't take kindly to foreigners or strikingly abnormal people here. Chris would probably be made fun of on the streets a lot, exacerbating his paranoia. He would be happy to see that there is almost no niggos to be found, though. Or any races other than Caucasian, for that matter.

All in all, he would have a hard time adjusting, not only to the borderline poverty. Nintendo games and consoles are very unpopular and hard to come by here. Most people only played the old Super Mario Bros. for the Pegasus (a hardware clone of the Famicom) and maybe the first generation of Pokemon before Nintendo faded into obscurity in this part of Europe. Their merchandise is really expensive here, and hardly anyone even knows Sonic the Hedgehog, so Chris would feel very lonely with his Sonichu.
We also don't take kindly to foreigners or strikingly abnormal people here. Chris would probably be made fun of on the streets a lot, exacerbating his paranoia. He would be happy to see that there is almost no niggos to be found, though. Or any races other than Caucasian, for that matter.