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October 24th, 2005 10:17 PM #21
maybe it's doing us a favor to pretend to be poor, at least makakapag-meal ka pa ng less P100 ngaun unlike sa mga highly-developed neighbors natin like Singapore & Hongkong baka pambilli na lang ng candy nila ang P100 hehehe
yan ang isang reason why I'm so thankful sa mga politicians natin. by telling the world that we are poor, pumapayag yun mga intl. community na mas mababa ibebenta yun basic necessities such as food, raw materials and medicine. imagine sa mcdo na lang sa America, $3 to $4 na per meal, halos P165 na yun dito. pero syempre bawi naman sila sa mga electronics stuff & car stuff, mas mahal naman dito.
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October 24th, 2005 11:06 PM #22
Speaking of food, I normally spend 200 in Chili's just me, wife & 2 kids here in the desert.
Convert it to peso, that's almost 3000. Di lang apat na tao ang mapapakain mo sa Chili's Greenbelt.
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October 24th, 2005 11:47 PM #23Originally Posted by oldblue
the philippines IS poor...... i stayed in new york city (most expensive city in USA) late 2001 and i was able to eat half-fried chicken with 2 cups of fried rice for only $2.25 or P120......but we have to remember that minimum wage in NY is around $7 PER HOUR or $56/day or P3,080 per day compared to P325/day dito sa manila.....kahit P50 na lang ang one piece chicken sa jolibee, it would comprise 15% of the minimum wage pero sa US 4% lang ng kinita nila sa minimum wage.....P9 lang ang isang kilo ng bigas sa Thailand kumpara sa P19 sa atin considering Thailand is slightly "richer" than our country.....
mura ang medicine dito? dude, medicines here in the philippines is the most expensive in south east asia......electricity is 2nd most expensive behind Japan in Asia.....
guys, the current exodus of skilled workers and professionals to other countries is evident of the fact that the philippines is indeed POOR....
the philippines might be richer compared to Nigeria but if you go around Southeast asian like thailand, singapore, malaysia, brunei and even indonesia, then you will see how we have lagged behind in economic prosperity
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October 24th, 2005 11:49 PM #24
yes... indeed the philippines is not poor.. kaya lang parang poor kasi ang revenue ng government more than half napupunta sa corruption. kaya mga tao may pera ang government wala kasi ubos sa corruption.
i dunno if you'll agree with me if i say na ang naghihirap lang naman sa bansa natin ay ang mga squatter sa manila, ito yung mga taong pumupunta ng manila umaasa nandito ang pera at trabaho.
samantalang if you go to the countryside masarap buhay doon relax.. hindi man nga mayaman mga tao hindi naman mahirap na namumulubiLast edited by pissword; October 24th, 2005 at 11:51 PM.
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October 25th, 2005 12:16 AM #25
Originally Posted by Psalm136:2
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October 25th, 2005 12:20 AM #26
correct. the philippines is poor and it will get even poorer in the years to come. lalo na pag presidente na si lito lapid (or bong revilla, or jinngoy) hehe
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October 25th, 2005 12:41 AM #27
Originally Posted by moneywhiz
Last edited by airshaq20; October 25th, 2005 at 12:43 AM.
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October 25th, 2005 01:24 AM #28
Originally Posted by moneywhiz
wala kasi tayo nuclear power plant kaya mahal electricity dito.Last edited by oldblue; October 25th, 2005 at 02:45 AM.
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October 25th, 2005 02:52 AM #29Originally Posted by airshaq20
how often do you go to NYC? how often is always? how much per meal in your home state,say half chicken and 2 cups of rice?
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October 25th, 2005 03:20 AM #30
Originally Posted by moneywhiz
Typically, half chicken and a rice is about about $8,9 bucks. We usually drive there between 4-8 times a year. We're not that far (about 200 something miles) but I just dont like going there.
Ayun, 12Km/L ang Rosario-Baguio-Rasario.
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