El Miércoles 01 Noviembre 2006 23:06, Pete Theisen escribió:
> On Wednesday 01 November 2006 18:11, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
>
> Hi Ricardo!
>
> I work for really poor wages. How many pesos for a loaf of bread? What
> kind of pesos, Mexican, Brazilian?
>
Hi,
well it's been ages since I bought some bread. The pesos are Argentine
Pesos.
And a meal in a restaurant (not a fancy, once a month one, but a good solid
restaurant for entrance - one dish - dessert - soda or wine - not self
service but waiter) might be 15 pesos (5 Dollars), and a movie ticket will be
7 pesos (2.30U$). Renting an apartment, 2 rooms and kitchen, is about 700
pesos (230 U$), and a house with garden and swimming pool will go up to 1200
pesos a month (400U$).
So you see, it's really unexpensive if you talk dollars.
Cheers
Ricardo
> > El Martes 31 Octubre 2006 23:31, Pete Theisen escribió:
> > > On Tuesday 31 October 2006 18:36, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Ricardo!
> > >
> > > Picking lettuce is looking better and better the way things are around
> > > here. I have had the worst year this year since Jimmy Carter, ok the JC
> > > times were much worse than now. You hiring?
> >
> > hahaha!
> > Hi Pete,
> > I should point out that a dollar is worth 3.05 pesos nowadays. Very
> > convenient if you come as a tourist, but not if you are an unskilled (?)
> > hand who'll take his fares to USA, besides I pay reeeallly poor salaries
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