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I am amazed, there would be no way I could of bought all that here in Mid Missouri for $68.00. Yet the bulk of the list is raised within 100 miles. Hmm.
Food's expensive here, too. I couldn't get that for $75. Then again I pay $350 rent so it evens out.
curious. I wonder if it's the veg or the meat that costs more in the US? I'm trying to think back to when I lived in Pittsburgh for a while but the only thing I remember is that stuff generally cost less, but that was back in 2004 when the dollar was very low against the pound. £45 would have got you $80+I put the meat costs on for reference.That shop would have cost way more if I were not so careful what I buy. I shop at Tesco, which is the cheapest supermarket in the UK, and a lot of things that I wanted seemed to be on offer this week! Sardines and mussel meat are very cheap - also, as small fish, sardines have less mercury! The prawns and salmon were the 'value' versions.
More than. I pay £550/$860 p/m rent for 1/3 of a small 3 bedroom flat! The joys of city livingThe price of food is only going up, unfortunately. I remember being distraught as a student when the price of pasta doubled in 4 years - hahahaa!!!
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