When I got married, all my family and friends from Europe brought top-of-the-range booze......
I am nearing the end of the last bottles------ nearly 14 years later 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Would $1600 a month allow 1 person to live comfortably in the DR ?
When I got married, all my family and friends from Europe brought top-of-the-range booze......
I am nearing the end of the last bottles------ nearly 14 years later 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Last time I drank was at a restaurant for the Super Bowl. I went a bit overboard with 7 beers, but since I called off for the next day it wasn't a big deal. Retirement does have its perks.
That is over 90,000 pesos a month. Many lawyers don't make that...............
Remind me not to ask for a brew at your place? Beer goes bad
If you come to my place, you'll be letting me know what I should have in the icebox.
Obviously not, because first of all you need to tip the first person who greets you $100, then $100 for the bag boys at the supermarket, and of course we should not forget the barber who should get ATLEAST a $500 tip.. so then $1600 won't last long..
speaking of barber what is the normal cost of a shave here?Obviously not, because first of all you need to tip the first person who greets you $100, then $100 for the bag boys at the supermarket, and of course we should not forget the barber who should get ATLEAST a $500 tip.. so then $1600 won't last long..
OK, You should have worked harder in your younger years and invested, you would not need to count your pesos and live paycheck to paycheck. Screwing service people is rude and inconsiderate..Obviously not, because first of all you need to tip the first person who greets you $100, then $100 for the bag boys at the supermarket, and of course we should not forget the barber who should get ATLEAST a $500 tip.. so then $1600 won't last long..
Like the USA, there is an oversupply of lawyers here. I believe there are many that don't make that much.
There are many who don't even practice law. I know at least two who became lawyers then went on to be doctors.
When I go on vacation that's the way I am, giving away money to everyone but when you make a permanent move you got to thinking differently.Obviously not, because first of all you need to tip the first person who greets you $100, then $100 for the bag boys at the supermarket, and of course we should not forget the barber who should get ATLEAST a $500 tip.. so then $1600 won't last long..
JJ