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> 7 dollar akasupa

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>>33919215
>7 dollar akasupa

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>>33919215
Based

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>7 dollar
About that...

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>>33919215
IK OOK IK OOK HITLER DOOD WAT NOU?

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>>33919215
Ban seaniggers and sud americans

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>>33919419
you can't suffer in argentine

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Be more respectful, that's an entire month's salary

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>>33919215
Did Mori say happy birthday to his friend or did she spit on him for being poor?

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>>33919215
We're shaming ARS akasupas now? Reminds me of that time a bunch of luxiem fantards were complaining that ARS akasupas were "insincere attempts" at getting their oshi's attention. Forgot which one, though.

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Can some one explain to me why some countries like Argentina don’t have their currency be the usd equivalent for super chats, in my country 10000 is 9 dollars but a red is like 90000 or 100 dollars

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>>33920846
The value ARS compared to USD has collapsed since the rates were set, well I say collapsed but as >>33919419 shows it is still collapsing.

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>>33919419
if you knew how bad things really are
qrd the official rate is a made up number that only politicians and their friends can use (this is not just a schizo rant, that really is the law), if you are a mere mortal you have to go through a semiformal yet illegal blackmarket with a more realistic (aka worse) price

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>>33920537
I mean they're not wrong tho. I roll my eyes every time ARS gets on the telly

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>>33919215
Why does youtube allow this? My currency is also fucked up but I should pay $50 for akasupa.

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>>33919569
My grandpa spent some years in Argentina in the mid/late 40's before returning to Germany. It's apparently a nice place, but also pretty fucked up.
What the fuck is happening down there? Full economic collapse?

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>>33924851
>in the mid/late 40's before returning to Germany
hmmmm

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>>33919215
What can 7dollars/1000 arses buy you in Arseland? Can you buy anything akasupa worth?

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>>33925637
>Can you buy anything akasupa worth?
1 Akasupa

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>>33919419
there's several exchange rates, a few official ones and an unofficial one

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>>33925637
It's about bad enough for some currency exchange houses in LatAm to put the price for ARS at 'good luck'

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>>33919215
>you can put 14 red sc in 100$ worth of meme currency
your oshi would get wet instantly if she is dumb enough.

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>>33924851
It's stable but the currency sucks and people are used to it. Nothing major going down and that's part of the problem, argentineans are conditioned sheep

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>>33920537
That’s true tho ARS are just there for desperately getting the attenton of your Oshi.

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>>33926031
>argentineans are conditioned sheep
seems like enough of grandpa's comrades stayed there judging by the state of my own country...
>>33926023
>if she is dumb enough
we're talking about, please excuse my phrasing, w*men here

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>>33924851
your grandpa heil from Austria per chance anon?

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>>33924851
check grandpa's attic, maybe you'll find something nice

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>>33925880
>>33925986

ok but say I am walking through Buenos Aires and looking to eat some dinner. What sort of diner does 1000 ARS buy me?

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>>33926023
Most of them know ARS is worthless

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>>33926294
It totally depends. You could get something surprisingly good or mediocre.

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Have someone done an ARS rainbow before?

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>>33919215
Gaming the system is pretty chad, as is surviving in any Latin American country.

I'm gonna say based.

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i wonder how this currency crash affects prices of electronics in Memegertina

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>>33926294
Small instant coffee jar. It becomes an issue when you realize how little most people make monthly and how much of that money goes to gas, rent and taxes too.

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>>33926728
Electronics are crazy expensive. Clever people go and buy their shit in Brazil or Chile and then smuggle it through customs to avoid paying the price difference.

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>>33927093
> you have to go to BRAZIL to escape your shitty country's policies.

o7

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>>33927532
If south america is hell argentina is satan's asshole

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>>33919215
Fair?! FAIR?! Don't talk to me about fair, you yankee motherfucker. You have NO IDEA what it's like to live in this hellhole. You think your two party government is bad? This entire fucking country is a joke. Don't you even dare call it a banana republic, no one even grows shit in here. I can't get out of my house out of fear of getting shot by 14yos sniffing epoxy. Our ruling government is part of a "party" that's only has the value of being named after a man that participated in a military coup. Politicians suck their wives tits on videocall during congress. Our jails might as well have revolving doors. Somehow we still have Bolivians migrating here. We're even staring to have Africans mobs. There's no fucking hope for this fucking country save for the ocean swallowing us whole.

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>>33928292
Never gets old.

Good luck out there Argentine bros.

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>>33919215
I always laugh at these people... Trying to make themselves look rich with their ARS aka supas.

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>>33925637
2 coffees and 4 croissants, or one burger. On the countryside you can get the cheapest meal in a family restaurant for that price. Things are more expensive on the big cities though. Base monthly salary is below the official one, going around 20k-30k for unskilled labor.
>>33926728
>you get used to it.png
If you want a fun fact, there was a two week period where no electronic stores would sell any item because the dollar price was skyrocketing and the only way to make a profitable sale was rising the price of everything by 50-70%, which would get them legally buttfucked.

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>>33924851
>>33925229
>>33926291

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>>33920537
Well, yeah. The assumption is that anyone who sends an akasupa in ARS isn’t actually Argentine, they just want the superchat to be red without paying any money for it.
I mean, I personally think it’s based. I would never send a red superchat to a Holo without making sure it was in ARS, myself.

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>>33920469
This is the real question

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>>33919215
good ol' ARS
nothing beats that

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>>33928292
This is the shittiest copy pasta I've ever seen

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We have been through this. This is more painful for us than for you.

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>>33919215
Mori doesn’t even read collab supers kek

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>>33919215
>Nicolás Perez
I think this is a legit argie for once

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If I go to argentina with 1000 us dollars in hand for like a week, will I be treated like a king? Will I be able to afford the hottest bitches and the best restaurants?

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>>33919215
How much would an akasupa cost in Venezuela?

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>>33933850
Venezuela's inflation in on a whole another level. Argies are poor but they still have stuff and food and stay in their country despite the economy in shambles. Venezuelans are starving and have mass fled their country because shit is so bad.

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All fiat money is just inflationary funny money

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>>33933821
You'd be an King with 500. With 1000, you'd be a God. You'd be able to fuck around for a whole month with that money. I *think* you'd be short of actual prostitutes because they charge in dollars by now, but bitches you'd get plenty. The exchange rate is part of the reason so many Argentinians aim to export services and get paid in dollars.

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>>33919419
Between this image being posted and now it probably dropped more. Argentina is a wild place.

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>>33933821
If you pay in USD the waitress will kneel down to suck your dick after she serves your drink.

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>>33924851
They elected a literal mafia boss multiple times.

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>>33933821
A passable whore is like, 50 bucks or something if that is what you want.

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>>33933850
3M runescape gold

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>>33919215
Based af

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We purposefully tanked our currency so that even poorfags can be happy sending an akasupa to their oshii.
No need to thank us, we do it because it's the right thing to do.

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how much is a big mac in ARS right now?

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>>33924851
over 70 years of gibs, politicians putting the country debt to just throw the money away to the masses to show how generous they are.

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>>33934877
But... I'm starving anon...

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>>33933821
No, youll get "foreign taxed"

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>>33934910
I heard that Argentinian standards of living were among the best in the world in 1900. on par with Europe, it was an economic powerhouse and "the next great power"...

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>>33934891
i went yesterday and they were AR$760 so i think in usd that would be $2.7

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>>33924851
Too much government corruption, it's in their blood since most of them came from Italy.

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>>33935031
The answer is that italian immigrants fucked everything up by bringing socialism here. In America they were under check because they were a small minority overall (and even then they attempted to fuck things up with the mafia), but in Argentina italian immigrants became a majority of the population.
Never give an inch of ground to socialism and government gibs if you don't want your own country to end up the same way.

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>>33935092
wtf? I searched mcd at buenos aires out of curiosity and it was listed as $120? it was at 2019 though

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>>33935175
$ is also the sign for peso. The US unironically adapted that sign from LatAm. 120 ARSe

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>>33934237
no le mientas asi al pibe, the tourist area of bsas is expensive as fuck

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>>33935175
yeah it sucks, a 2lt coke its $310

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I want out. Kishida let me in.

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>>33924851
Your grandpa likes to paint? What does he think about jews?

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>>33933821
You'll be killed and robbed a few minutes after entering this damn place, if you are lucky

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>>33934954
polenta should be enought for you anon

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Why doesn’t Argentina just stop being communist?

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>>33936855
That's like asking why the UK doesn't stop importing Muslims. Indoctrination takes generations to fix.

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>>33932249
Still 100% accurate

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>>33933682
>nicolas
>mateo
Dead giveaway for an argie zoomer

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>>33936855
Dubs for the genius

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>>33936855
It started with a based third positionist movement whose first term was so fucking great they still kept on winning the elections despite them being hijacked by neolibs in the 80s/90s and commies in the 2000s/2010s.

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>>33938339
care to remind me what happened in the second mandate, anon?
no, not the bombing and the junta, the things that lead to that

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>>33919215
good

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>>33935716
you are insane, unless you go to the equivalent of engelwood in chicago

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>>33939551
Heavy industry steadily became more developed while Justicialism became so popular the possibility of phasing towards a single party state was very much real. Which pissed pretty much everyone else to the point even the commies sided against the party aligning themselves with the US bloc.
Nowadays Justicialism is a joke though, bunch of pussy social democrats and liberals. We need a new movement.

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>>33938339
>>33940796
Hola Cuneo.