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what I am concerned about is what they eat when the dogs/cats/rodents are gone.only thing that concerns me is that the 'venzies' might start walking to the USA .
so does anyone know how much a cheeseburger is in venezuela and what kind of animal meat it is?
this is a travesty! I would imagine that the prostitutes have to charge 1000.00 an hr at this pointso does anyone know how much a cheeseburger is in venezuela and what kind of animal meat it is?
Um Mystery Meat of course
Not sure what the current prices are, probably even worse than the below prices now.
From November 2015.
A Large McDonald’s Fries Will Cost You This Much in Venezuela
"McDonald's is bringing back its French fries to Venezuela after a 10-month absence. And no thanks to the country's skyrocketing inflation rates, a large order of fries costs around $126.
That's a conversion from the 800 bolivars sticker price, according to a report by Fusion. A small-sized fries is only marginally cheaper at 500 bolivars, which translates to $79 according to the country's current exchange rate. Even at a much more affordable black-market rate, one large fries would still cost nearly 9% of a person's monthly wage, which is precipitously low in Venezuela."
A Large McDonald’s Fries Will Cost You This Much in Venezuela
From May 2016:
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
From May 2016:
Thanks to Venezuelan Socialism a Burger Costs $170
Thanks to Venezuelan Socialism a Burger Costs $170
From August 2016:
Venezuela's inflation rates are now highest in the world, sending food prices through the roof
"Imagine devoting your entire month's paycheck just to get a few eggs and a couple of bags of pasta.
This is the unfortunate reality for many of Venezuela's 30 million residents, Vox recently reported.
The country is currently in the midst of a massive political and economic collapse that has left the population hungry and in dire need of food.
Venezuela's inflation rates are currently the highest in the world, Vox wrote, and some economic analysts expect the inflation rate to hit 2,200% by the end of 2017."
Venezuela's inflation rates are now highest in the world, sending food prices through the roof
From August 2016:
Venezuela: Where flour, pasta and milk can cost a month's pay
"Three basics people all around the world have in their kitchens.
Three staples always in stock in groceries and supermarkets for any home cook looking to rustle up a family meal, pancakes or a quick, nutritious drink.
But in Venezuela, you can get these products only if you're lucky or have the connections and the cash. A lot of cash.
There's hardly ever fresh milk on the shelves. The same for powdered milk, which can sell on the black market for 100 times its official price. We found milk being sold for 7,000 bolivares -- more than $700 at the official currency exchange rate,"
Venezuela: Where flour, pasta and milk can cost a month's pay - CNN.com
this is a travesty! I would imagine that the prostitutes have to charge 1000.00 an hr at this pointso does anyone know how much a cheeseburger is in venezuela and what kind of animal meat it is?
Um Mystery Meat of course
Not sure what the current prices are, probably even worse than the below prices now.
From November 2015.
A Large McDonald’s Fries Will Cost You This Much in Venezuela
"McDonald's is bringing back its French fries to Venezuela after a 10-month absence. And no thanks to the country's skyrocketing inflation rates, a large order of fries costs around $126.
That's a conversion from the 800 bolivars sticker price, according to a report by Fusion. A small-sized fries is only marginally cheaper at 500 bolivars, which translates to $79 according to the country's current exchange rate. Even at a much more affordable black-market rate, one large fries would still cost nearly 9% of a person's monthly wage, which is precipitously low in Venezuela."
A Large McDonald’s Fries Will Cost You This Much in Venezuela
From May 2016:
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
From May 2016:
Thanks to Venezuelan Socialism a Burger Costs $170
Thanks to Venezuelan Socialism a Burger Costs $170
From August 2016:
Venezuela's inflation rates are now highest in the world, sending food prices through the roof
"Imagine devoting your entire month's paycheck just to get a few eggs and a couple of bags of pasta.
This is the unfortunate reality for many of Venezuela's 30 million residents, Vox recently reported.
The country is currently in the midst of a massive political and economic collapse that has left the population hungry and in dire need of food.
Venezuela's inflation rates are currently the highest in the world, Vox wrote, and some economic analysts expect the inflation rate to hit 2,200% by the end of 2017."
Venezuela's inflation rates are now highest in the world, sending food prices through the roof
From August 2016:
Venezuela: Where flour, pasta and milk can cost a month's pay
"Three basics people all around the world have in their kitchens.
Three staples always in stock in groceries and supermarkets for any home cook looking to rustle up a family meal, pancakes or a quick, nutritious drink.
But in Venezuela, you can get these products only if you're lucky or have the connections and the cash. A lot of cash.
There's hardly ever fresh milk on the shelves. The same for powdered milk, which can sell on the black market for 100 times its official price. We found milk being sold for 7,000 bolivares -- more than $700 at the official currency exchange rate,"
Venezuela: Where flour, pasta and milk can cost a month's pay - CNN.com
what about sliders? lol.......350.00 each?...well 250 each for the dog flavored onesthis is a travesty! I would imagine that the prostitutes have to charge 1000.00 an hr at this pointso does anyone know how much a cheeseburger is in venezuela and what kind of animal meat it is?
Um Mystery Meat of course
Not sure what the current prices are, probably even worse than the below prices now.
From November 2015.
A Large McDonald’s Fries Will Cost You This Much in Venezuela
"McDonald's is bringing back its French fries to Venezuela after a 10-month absence. And no thanks to the country's skyrocketing inflation rates, a large order of fries costs around $126.
That's a conversion from the 800 bolivars sticker price, according to a report by Fusion. A small-sized fries is only marginally cheaper at 500 bolivars, which translates to $79 according to the country's current exchange rate. Even at a much more affordable black-market rate, one large fries would still cost nearly 9% of a person's monthly wage, which is precipitously low in Venezuela."
A Large McDonald’s Fries Will Cost You This Much in Venezuela
From May 2016:
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
From May 2016:
Thanks to Venezuelan Socialism a Burger Costs $170
Thanks to Venezuelan Socialism a Burger Costs $170
From August 2016:
Venezuela's inflation rates are now highest in the world, sending food prices through the roof
"Imagine devoting your entire month's paycheck just to get a few eggs and a couple of bags of pasta.
This is the unfortunate reality for many of Venezuela's 30 million residents, Vox recently reported.
The country is currently in the midst of a massive political and economic collapse that has left the population hungry and in dire need of food.
Venezuela's inflation rates are currently the highest in the world, Vox wrote, and some economic analysts expect the inflation rate to hit 2,200% by the end of 2017."
Venezuela's inflation rates are now highest in the world, sending food prices through the roof
From August 2016:
Venezuela: Where flour, pasta and milk can cost a month's pay
"Three basics people all around the world have in their kitchens.
Three staples always in stock in groceries and supermarkets for any home cook looking to rustle up a family meal, pancakes or a quick, nutritious drink.
But in Venezuela, you can get these products only if you're lucky or have the connections and the cash. A lot of cash.
There's hardly ever fresh milk on the shelves. The same for powdered milk, which can sell on the black market for 100 times its official price. We found milk being sold for 7,000 bolivares -- more than $700 at the official currency exchange rate,"
Venezuela: Where flour, pasta and milk can cost a month's pay - CNN.com
And the Transgender ones 2000.00 an hr at this point.
this is a travesty! I would imagine that the prostitutes have to charge 1000.00 an hr at this pointso does anyone know how much a cheeseburger is in venezuela and what kind of animal meat it is?
Um Mystery Meat of course
Not sure what the current prices are, probably even worse than the below prices now.
From November 2015.
A Large McDonald’s Fries Will Cost You This Much in Venezuela
"McDonald's is bringing back its French fries to Venezuela after a 10-month absence. And no thanks to the country's skyrocketing inflation rates, a large order of fries costs around $126.
That's a conversion from the 800 bolivars sticker price, according to a report by Fusion. A small-sized fries is only marginally cheaper at 500 bolivars, which translates to $79 according to the country's current exchange rate. Even at a much more affordable black-market rate, one large fries would still cost nearly 9% of a person's monthly wage, which is precipitously low in Venezuela."
A Large McDonald’s Fries Will Cost You This Much in Venezuela
From May 2016:
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
From May 2016:
Thanks to Venezuelan Socialism a Burger Costs $170
Thanks to Venezuelan Socialism a Burger Costs $170
From August 2016:
Venezuela's inflation rates are now highest in the world, sending food prices through the roof
"Imagine devoting your entire month's paycheck just to get a few eggs and a couple of bags of pasta.
This is the unfortunate reality for many of Venezuela's 30 million residents, Vox recently reported.
The country is currently in the midst of a massive political and economic collapse that has left the population hungry and in dire need of food.
Venezuela's inflation rates are currently the highest in the world, Vox wrote, and some economic analysts expect the inflation rate to hit 2,200% by the end of 2017."
Venezuela's inflation rates are now highest in the world, sending food prices through the roof
From August 2016:
Venezuela: Where flour, pasta and milk can cost a month's pay
"Three basics people all around the world have in their kitchens.
Three staples always in stock in groceries and supermarkets for any home cook looking to rustle up a family meal, pancakes or a quick, nutritious drink.
But in Venezuela, you can get these products only if you're lucky or have the connections and the cash. A lot of cash.
There's hardly ever fresh milk on the shelves. The same for powdered milk, which can sell on the black market for 100 times its official price. We found milk being sold for 7,000 bolivares -- more than $700 at the official currency exchange rate,"
Venezuela: Where flour, pasta and milk can cost a month's pay - CNN.com
"this is a travesty! I would imagine that the prostitutes have to charge 1000.00 an hr at this point"
And the Transgender ones 2000.00 an hr at this point.
At least four days a week they have NO electric and have been out of beer for six months and toilet paper for over a year.So, the American people want power? They think that Trump is giving it to them because he says he is. Well, that's just talk. By contrast, Maduro, Venezuelan President has floated the idea of a "People's Congress" with the very special responsibility of re-writing the Constitution. If there is one thing that America needs, it is philosophical renewal best achieved by a new Constitution. But, the only philosophy the American people know is "me first", so that would probably go very badly here.
so if i go on vacation in Venezuela, i wont be able to go to burger king and buy a meal for 4.99?
in that case, i should buy stock in A1 sauceso if i go on vacation in Venezuela, i wont be able to go to burger king and buy a meal for 4.99?
The next thing for Venezuela will be people resorting to cannibalism, unless something dramatic happens like Regime Change.
Venezuela needs Regime Change and also a humanitarian aid programme from the IRC and others to get the people essential food supplies.
They are getting ready to slaughter the people and go full Cuba.and a bit more info , the 'venzie' people that are now starving where disarmed in 2012 . --- Venezuela bans private gun ownership - BBC News --- so this has been a long term plan by 'chavez' and 'maduro' and henchmen . I also remember reading a report of 'venzie' leaders but lots of guns from the Russians or chinese a few years ago .
-------------------------------------------------------------- i think similar DFury !!They are getting ready to slaughter the people and go full Cuba.and a bit more info , the 'venzie' people that are now starving where disarmed in 2012 . --- Venezuela bans private gun ownership - BBC News --- so this has been a long term plan by 'chavez' and 'maduro' and henchmen . I also remember reading a report of 'venzie' leaders but lots of guns from the Russians or chinese a few years ago .
I think we should supply the government opposition with guns. The government wouldn't last a week if that was done.and some USA Government and civilian dummies want to let the 'venzies' come to the USA .
