“I spent € 54.41. What I earn in less than 5 hours making delivery. I estimate that the food will last me for almost 2 weeks,” Gonzalo wrote next to the photo of the ticket and the monkey with the purchase, in which “there is chicken, fish, meat burgers, sausages, ham, cheese, mashed potatoes, rice, common and stuffed pasta, pizzas, sauces, bananas, grapes, lactal bread, cereals and yogurt, among other things. “
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And he added: “With a whole day of work I can buy food for, approximately, the whole month.”
“Of course you can spend more or less. I do nothing more than detail my personal experience,” he excused himself, which did not prevent a cataract of responses.
Gonzalo’s tweet, who has lived in Berlin since last August on a Working Holiday visa that allows him to work for a year, had more than 40,000 “likes”, some 2,000 responses and almost 3,000 retweets. And, as is customary on Twitter, endless debates, Chicanas, and endorsements are added to the responses.
https://twitter.com/soygonzaloperez/status/1393700179946229761
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