Lithuania has fallen. How can people afford food? Keep in mind the minimum wage in this shithole is 800 euros per month.
Price apocalypse
Lithuania has fallen. How can people afford food? Keep in mind the minimum wage in this shithole is 800 euros per month.
go back to Russia then
go back to Russia now
Look at how expensive this processed goyslop is
Cheap. Also go dumpster diving if you are poor
This shit is unaffordable
Frick dude
German prices
Even the cheapest cardboard pasta is over 1 euro
imagine spending nothing on food without using food stamps
Truly a nation of submissive peasants. All people do is compain under their noses and continue pleasing their masters (the corporations)
Just grow your own food, start your own nation and super market chain and central bank with a currency. Religion based on bread and lies or smthing likd that.
Blyn brangu. Pasta cia gal vienas euras. Ar turgus dar gyvas? Bobutes dar yra?
Mum pyzda cia. Makaronai chujoviausi po 1.50. Turgus yra bet kainos ne ka skirias.
Rummo is one of the most based pasta brands you can find. 2014 price was 59 cents though
What do you need? Money? Food? Job? Just build your own Nokia.
>paying money for plant oils
Lol, lmao even. You know its the leading cause of heart disease, right? There's nothing worse than oxidized seed oils. Cook with ghee or tallow, i bet you can find the latter for cheap at the local butcher.
Wtf? Sunflower oil 4€
Some dude sent me this
You aint seen nothing yet
It costs 29,99 zł here
they are extremely expensive for an ice cream
1,2€ in my c**t
>goyslop sweets and ice cream
>yawn
How about you post beef, pork and poultry prices
Cheapest pork I found
>2,69€ for this
literally who would pay this much?
I have enough money to buy it that even with that price but I wouldn't even think about it at all. Daylight robbery price level lol. Pic rel is my local one
What were prices before? This shit is still cheaper than where I live.
Before the euro was introducted, everything was AT LEAST 3,5 times cheaper.
I read a paper a few years back about how being indirectly in the euro currency union, like with a fixed exchange rate but without taking the euro, caused a huge cost of living savings as compared to full-on taking the euro as daily coinage
Net blyat sudo doktorska brangi. Cia farso 800g €4. Gero farso.
Lidl cia neblogai. Bus naujas standartas. Siurprizas man buvo kai tik pas jus atsidare.
Lidl kainos. Pats nuspriask
Got a sister?
Are those prices in Euro's or some kind of Lithuanian peso?
it's the euro
I never go into the bread isle with fancy packages like that. That's rich people shit son
that's not even real bread
1.5 eur for a litre of kefir's bit expensive but nothing to write home about
The same bread costs $3.99 CAD in Canada
It's over brehs
This is unafordable only for the russoid colonists who never leaned local language therefore cant score a proper job. Go back to Taxi service, Vlad. I might tip you a sausage or smth.
Tell me with honesty these prices are acceptable for a person making average wage. Not to mention rent + bills + all other bullshit taxes have gone up. What a country of goodness! Living the honest life was a scam after all.
Prices spiked because our geniuses closed our nuclear plant. We had huge energy price spike which resulted in one of the highest inflations in EU. And yet I would rather pay x5 that than live in Russoid emirates where everything is cheap.
Why are you talking about Russia when this degrading shit is happening to us in our country? Salaries are not catching up with the cost of living here and the quality of life is decreasing
Your country is a joke by even Russian standards. No wonder why all the smart people have left already and you are the one who stayed. Baltoids are the most dysgenic nations in Europe after Ukrainians and Moldovans.
idk ivan i might have been to lithuania 15 years ago but they already had shitters and paved roads so it's your country that needs to catch up
>Polak have to mention a toilet
Predictable. Now go and clean one, brainwashed moron. Don't forget to offer a blow job to Hans for an extra tip.
i mention it because i know you """""people""""" have not grasped the arcane art of plumbing yet
>have to mention dick-sucking
bruh
>but they already had shitters and paved roads
doubt
if rosstat says 12.6 i'm betting it's at least 87.4
>Ireland has a lower rate of street shitters than the UK
Kek
> almost 28% of Romanians
I don't want to hear ANY fricking criticism from a Romanian EVER AGAIN.
I can beat a moose to death with my johnson I'll always have food
No other country gets to complain if you're not the USA, Canada or UK. The 3 biggest shit stains in the world
>toste
Never gonna make it. For me, it’s Amberye Borodino
Just one more billion to ukraine and inflation over
Don’t even get me started on that. To add insult to injury, when I ask a floor worker where can I find discounted products it’s always an old ukrainian b***h (that isnt even good looking) that does’t speak a word in english or lithuanian.
When will this humiliation ritual end
800 eur? That is a good money. If you don't need to rent it's ok money.
get a fricking job moron
Those prices are roughly equivalent to ours if you convert to AUD, most people would clear 800 dollars a week minimum.
I bake my own bread nowadays
i predict food riots in most of europe before the end of 2024
Latvia needs more diversity
At least you dont speak German
Anons, watch this gospel video if you don't want to go to hell for your sins. Gospel means good news.
There is like three supermarket chains. And they can negotiate prices between themselves. Esentially fricking us over. Some time ago cheese producers whined about that. That they (supermarkets) put 80% on cheese, and because of high price, there was significantly decreased demand, in result manufacturers got smaller income (less cheese sold).
Some months ago, in one of emerging cheap-price stores seen candy, which cost like 3.8 EUR/kg. And same candy, in another major supermarket store (Maxima) cost 11 eur/kg. Example "dark side of Capitalism".
Solution is to try not to purchase overpriced items, and search for places where things are cheaper, and purchase in bulk. Look at farmers market, there often are good items at good prices.
I mean except for the for this three supermarket cartell thing here in Europe the problem is not "capitalism" its socialism and all the bureaucracy, taxes from Europe. In Brusell there are people that nobody ever voted for and they just make anything to rape us.
>I mean except for the for this three supermarket cartell thing here in Europe the problem is not "capitalism" its socialism and all the bureaucracy, taxes from Europe
Not really. Existing cartel tried to expulse competition out from market. Keep in mind, Baltics are quite small market, like 5m or smth.
Two years ago (beggining of pandemic) there were opened some new Lidl shops here, and remaining 2 major chains did some price drops. But apparently they eventually negotiated with newcomers, that they would not drop their prices too low.
Like 3 other chains tried to open their stores, and closed those some years later. Because existing oligopol have so much influence, that they can frick up their day-to-day life quite effectively. Like, endless food quality or fireproofing checks. Because that oligopoly donates money to local political parties, they have also significant political influence, and that make enter for newcomers quite difficult.
In this particular case, it is not as much EU frickups, and local "aristocracy" do not wanting competition.
why is flashing a toilet some.sort of a status symbol? imagine succumbing to the plumbing israelite
>why is flashing a toilet some.sort of a status symbol?
Rajesh, it is just as indicator how other sanitation infrastructure there might be. That if there is no flushing toilet, then likely no showers too. And people wash themselves in some bucket or water bowl. If there is shower, then there is good chance, that they will shower regularly and state of hygiene will be higher. Although, that "hygiene" thing is double sided sword. Have seen gypsies with terrible hygiene, but their immunity is simply amazing.
You sound like a russian, surely you want people to have cold showers
>You sound like a russian
Nah. Latvian. But have relatives which does not have showers in their homes. And grandparents (when they was still alive) did not had flushing toilet. So kinda have seen how it is. That when there is "bath night" need to warm up some water in pots, which are fueled by firewood, wait until that water warms up and then to do "bathing ceremonies". It is not as terrible as it sounds, but it is veeeeery time consuming.
I can eat for cheaper here and get 800 in gibs
My investigation is concluded apparently this country has a lidl, and a prices are ok. But they are probably poor. Hence the need for more nafo diversity
Lidl can suck it. They had a zogbot posted on the entrance of each store during the lockdowns and didn’t let anyone in without the vaxpass. Seeing cattle lining up to scan their cattle qr code to buy goyslop was a sight to behold.
I don't know much about your country, but I think your zog did that
>I think your zog did that
we know, for example, these israelites banned farming pelts a month ago(their excuse was it's "inhumane" animal farming)
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