How much it costs to live in Los Angeles
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so you need 100k salary for bare minimum living...
How does that add up? 60k + tax would cover it.
@@lauren8627 wouldn't 60k plus tax be about 100k...
@@DanFrederiksen wtf? Who tf is paying 40k in taxes dude? Moreover, it doesn't even cover your healthcare.
That's why $90,000 a year there is considered low income.
$4184 times 12 is a little less than 50k. You could live quite comfortably on 70k
I live in LA, and honestly, $375 for groceries is what I spend every 2 weeks, not a month😅
Yea. I was like - they must eat a ton of ramen.
Wtf. Your not very good with money then… I can easily get by on $200 a month
I usually spend 300 two trips to my local Mexican supermarket and Costco.
@@MrFineWhiteWine eating what exactly? I just went to the store and got:
1 bag of salad
3 tomatoes
1 cucumber
1 bag of asparagus
1 container of hummus
1 lemon.
Total: $18!!
@@blahblah2779 you gotta know where to shop and buy in bulk. I go shopping once a week and spend about $40-60 a week so averaging out to about $200 a month. I definitely cant buy anything I want but Id rather save my money. So I make the sacrifice. I buy large staple food in bulk, lots of rice and pasta. Fresh fruits veggies when they are on sale, only shop at discount stores. No Safeway, Ralph’s or trader joes shopping. You get the point, if you plan your means and buy in bulk its absolutely possible.
People do this for like 10 years in LA and end up owning absolutely nothing.
Your comment has me reevaluating my life. If I approach this correctly I might actually have something to my name in the future.
@@DELL.ACNT.just don't move to texas
@@leroy92TXplenty of texans come here
No reason for us to go to tex
I’d rather die than move to Texas
@@PINOYROCKTRAXGood.
Wasn't always like that. I was lucky to grow up there in the 60s and 70s. It was cheap, safe, and fun.
Well, stuff was cheap back then right?
@@marizam6463 Relative to say, Wichita, KS or Kissimmee, FL, not so much. But yeah, an 18 or 19 year old could get an apt with a roomate in Santa Monica and pay about $200-$250 each per month. So definitely doable for a college kid who also has a job.
@@DSRQ1where do you live now, and how much do you earn?
Salary then is like what 2 dollars per hour?
@@samiksha8018 I live in Sarasota, Fl. I'm retired, but managed to do without and save and invest long term, no kids, only one ex wife who makes her own way. Wasnt always easy, and had to struggle, a lot of bad and good times, but was worth it all. I recommended that strategy that if possible.
As a person who lives in LA, this seems about right. Except groceries. I spend waaaayy more than that
she looks normal size so im gonna guess that here friends are also normal. are you obese?
What do u do for a living??🥺
@@DS11111 I’m a business consultant at a consulting firm!
Eat less
@@lexitarts87 duhh get me some tips to save money!
does breathing cost an extra 5k :/
🤣
@Pratik nah fam there's never been that much cost living in Hawaii
LA is a hell
😂
They should pay you for breathing all the smog and smoke
Might be more than 5K if you need a ventilator to breath😬
BTW tax is 9.5%
L. A. gas prices right now an average of $6.59/gallon.
She forgot about the gas money! I filled up at least 2x a month
Gas, oil changes, tires, tags on vehicle ... What about Renters Insurance & Vehicle Insurance?
Moral of the story, dont live in LA unless you have an income of minimum 7k-10k a month
most dont make that much
😢😢
Don’t live in LA at all unless you want to waste your life and not own any assets
I think 5k is enough , you would have a 1000 dollars to spare with anything .
@@forsupernovae2401they do its the richest place in the world
4k is literally all I have to survive the next 2 years of university :'D
Good luck dude. O7
How is that even possible ? Are you just going to eat Mac n cheese
@@PatrickGotHands Bread. Just Bread.
@@aleidan3349 yeah bread is healthy and drink more water 🙂
Get a job.
If you spend the same amount of money in India you can live like the Saudi Royals 😆
That is where all the work from home jobs will go if they keep refusing to go to the offiice.
Damn maybe I should move to India..
@@StorybookApothecary you’re most welcome 🙏
@@NeevTHM And, where are you from Kiddo
Nah bro like it will be around 3 lakh a month a lot of gov employee earn if both work and I don't see that will be much but yea they will be living quite good life
Living finland, rent is where i live 400$, food 150$ bills for month 150$ and free health care 🤣🤣
@@RoIIingStoned first its USA, everything is expensive and second its not sucka its cyka 🤣
I always thought Finland was a rich country?
@@seanthe100 If u live in capital everything is close to double price, rn gas price is pain and its still rising... $2.93 per liter.
@@seanthe100 rich is calculated from quality of living not from prices
@@good2player12 What's your average salary? In my country if you make $2000 US Dollars a month you are about average.
I’m an LA native & honestly I remember when studios & one bed were very affordable
She forget $600 Starbucks coffee
Lmaooo
She forgot the weed !!
Winch is one of things that's really cheap in LA at least from the cheap dispensaries off Florence
What do you think the mist was in the car
Oh
@@seanthe100 i don’t know I’m not from LA ! 😅
@@piperhh5609 that’s right ! 😅
You don't really need a gym membership cuz the weather is amazing here
What 👁️👄👁️
that's what I thought XD
more like BECAUSE the weather is nice, you need a gym membership 😆
The weather is good i think she means u can go for run and exercise..breath fresh air
You don't really need food cause the sky is absolutely amazing
@@blueberrypie9608 shes talking about going on a run outside. What are you talking about?
I moved to diff state three years ago...
I lived in LA & Orange County S. CA for 18 yrs...
Thank You God for guiding my way.
Most people in LA and New York have roommates.
*How do they found roomates?*
I live in LA. I pay $1700 for 2 bedroom apartment. I got this apartment from one of our relatives. But I pay more for groceries.
Your friends are lying to you… can’t find a 1 bed 1 bath apartment in LA for that cheap… impossible unless this was taken 5 years ago lol
Yes you can!
@@ivette3324 which area??
@@Sanny. lol come to san fernando valley, renting a 1bed, 1 bath here for $1444 a month
@@rrba1089 yeah LAs massive… I’m talking about downtown La.. impossible and plus who the hell wants to live in a 1 bedroom 1 bath apartment… lol I’m born and raised in Southern California I would never even want to live anywhere close to LA. I absolutely hate that city… the gays.. the rude people.. it’s horrible we only ever go down that way for the food! I live 2 hours outside LA and bought a 2 story house and loving life… will never go back to sharing walls or living in a spot where I look out my bedroom window to see a bum camp lol
@@GenesisG70LaunchEdition the opportunities for creators in LA are endless. It’s basically a city for grinding millennials either rich or trying to become so, not really for someone trying to settle down with a family.
It’s a lot more for gas, groceries & utilities.
Is this "tell me your well off without telling me your well off" channel?
Yes
Every video is. I’d rather see kardashians. At least they aren’t acting like they are humble and modest. This channel makes me irrationally irate. Let me go ahead and block them before I add any more comments and traffic for them.
I don’t think ppl are well off. They just went to college for a in demand degree like computer science and got a job that pays at least $80,000. But even then after monthly expenses ur left with $500 to ur name. Not really a “well off” lifestyle but hey go off. Nothing wrong with being successful. Ppl like u just keep ppl down.
@@ugotserved911 no these ppl are more likely makeing 500 k plus. I make 120s gross and even i would be broke lol.
*You’re
basically her estimation is $4184 bur for you it will be actually around $5200 a month. Considering rising inflation and such. One needs a 6 figure salary to live a decent life there
You're right.
The city of San Francisco is laughing as you calculate all that for LA.
Hearing the living cost in LA always shocks me. The mortgage for my 1200 sqft house is 1075 a month 😳
My condo fees for my 1 bedroom are as much as your mortgage. Where do you live?
I agree that if it's important to have a good quality of life and not spend exorbitant amounts of money, we all need to move out of large cities. I have a friend who owns a 3,000 sqft house in Huntsville, Al (NASA is the big employer there and some Army installation) and pays $1100/month for his mortgage.
I love how there is a grocery bill and also an eating out bill then proceeds to mention how the gym membership isn't needed. I mean I agree but I would also argue that the "eating out" budget is just as useless and unneeded
@K B you both are right but I think you have different types of people on your minds when you talk about eating out. If you have a strenuous job and if you forgot lunch or have no desire to make it, please don't eat out every day in rastaurants and complain that your wage isn't covering your expenses. You must live according to what you make, otherwise problems start piling up. Get a sandwich or a pizza slice, get a shawarma for God's sake. If you eat 5 days a week for a month in a restaurant, you shouldn't complain about money. When I was making little money, I went out to eat max twice a month. If I had to have lunch at work, I'd get the cheapest sandwich or go to a supermarket to get some fruit / bread. Sometimes people need to separate their needs from wants.
At the same time I get what you're saying. Some people can't even afford bread, so we should work on making it as accessible as possible. However I still think that many people in the western world live beyond their means. Getting Starbucks, lunches in restaurants, buying new clothes every 3 to 6 months.... And then they complain about the cost of living. Something tells me that people have no idea that needs must come before wants and only after that you can think of spending the excess on some of your wants. Any other way of doing it and you end up satisfied but broke which will only pile on stress in the long run.
@@divx1001 I totally agree with you , but eating out provide more than just food . You stay with other people and interact , you taste different food and things that you are just not able to cook .
It really depends tbh. When I lived in LA I would look for apartments that were close to a metro station, and I would either walk or take the metro everywhere for the most part. You don't NEED a car to live in LA. There are ways around it. I saved so much money I would've spent on a car, car maintenance, car insurance, gas, etc.
Smart Lady!
Yep. I didn’t have a car when I was in school and this was 10 years ago. There have been so many great improvements on public transportation since then.
That is such a lie. You’re not living in LA if you don’t have a car. You’re just stuck in an enclave
I love driving a car. Best thing ever.
@@yn5568 it's really not. I'm speaking from my own experience. The metro lines keep improving and they have more stations than people realize. It works until 2am and it's free on Christmas and New Years. Honestly I prefer it because it saves me time and money.
I live comfortably in northern Arizona on 40 acres for half of what it used to cost in Southern California. I can see the stars here, no pollution/smog, lower crime rate, better schools and lots more outdoor, off road, open space to explore. I'll NEVER go back to Kaliforniasan!!!
You tripping, most people in Los Angeles don't even make $4,000 a month 😅
Nah la got high paying jobs
@@xclusiv3._rj601 according to the US government the median individual income in California is $39,000 with taxes there is no way they're clearing 4,000 a month.
@@johngill2853 in healthcare yea easy money, mom is a Nurse, but for other jobs McDonald’s and stuff like that be paying around $19.
@@jonb5057 yes in some healthcare jobs, but my comment was to xclusiv3 and his statement a lot of high-paying jobs.
Yes numerically there are a lot of high paying jobs but statistically most people don't make 4,000 a month
That explains the homeless crisis then lol
That’s about what I spend in FL for a family of four. Crazy!!
You would have to pay me to live in LA.
Same here terrible place to live
@@valentleo1528 Let’s not leave out the crime, pollution, maybe not even being able to communicate with most people there, also it’s just dirty
L.A is truly a cyberpunk dystopia with the rich and everyone else basically
@@valentleo1528 If you have money the best place to live in the US is the Hollywood hills the view from up there is spectacular and it's secluded
Most people that live in L.A. Do get paid.
Me too or Miami
My daughter and some college roommates moved to LA and rent a house for $4000 a month. She doesn’t have a car but her housemates do. She takes a bus or Uber 5 miles away to her job in Beverly Hills. She graduated college a year prior in the film industry and received a job offer. I was so nervous about her moving across the country from the east to the west coast but you can’t tell a young 20 something year old anything. She’s been doing OK so far and has been gaining screen writing gigs on the side, I have to let her spread her wings but will always be here for her as a mom but I’m not helping her pay for anything. On occasion, she may asked to borrow some money here and there, but always pays me back surprisingly :-) I wasn’t keen with the area as well. She lives is nice but two blocks away look like a totally different world, but from what I understand that’s LA for you and when I moved her out there last year, the price of gas was bananas and the supermarkets didn’t seem anything like the ones where she was a custom to as far as quality of produce, etc. but like I said she’s been doing OK so far. Her roommates with the cars drive around and they will pick up food together and she chips and for gas and she wants to work on getting her own car. I think when she’s been out there a few years and I see that she still continues to do OK, only then well, I feel all right, but I have to have faith.
Never put your legs on the dashboard because if the airbag goes off you are screwed for life
Wow ! As a foreigner I am really surprised by these numbers 😂😱
Most Americans don't and can't live this expensively. I make less than half of that. I'd he homeless and starving in LA.
Right? They spend more on health insurance than I spend on rent!!
@@susanboyd6592 gotta have roommates. One bedroom apartment is too expensive lol
Yeah, LA is a scam for how awful of a city it is, you're better off going to Boston, NYC, or Philadelphia.
@@kindadecent9754 I have roommates. I don't think children and youth would approve of me charging rent though. 😆
129$ a month for electricity lol ……. Using o Lu one light bulb lol
Thanks for putting this content out there. It really makes it known how a normal style of life is difficult to obtain to lower income population.
Never ever put ur feet on the dashboard in a car, it's really dangerous
$2,300 for a 1 bedroom apartment is absurd!
Was that for an apartment in Venice Ca? That’s an expensive city to live in!
I was born and I was raised in LA
I pay $1,140 for rent ( nice yet small studio with a kitchen) in Long Beach (walking distance from the beach - I hooked myself up by searching for the Best! Deal 😁)
Water, gas, & trash included -$0
($8-$14) for electricity
$340 for my nice Acura car
$111 for my auto insurance (full coverage +UIM)
My boss pays for my health insurance -$0
$85 for my cell phone bill
$300-$450 for groceries
$350 for eating out
My bills alone I pay less than $2K
Eating out is not necessary.
For people who want to live in Los Angeles Don’t become discouraged by this video. She’s providing you information with some of the most expensive apartments
LA is affordable, I only pay less than $2K a month and I live a great life 🤩
Of course, I always add into my savings extremely important
What's your hourly wage if you don't mind me asking?
@@palaciosmiguel87
You first ?
If you don’t mind my asking
lol
@@emrd8753 I'm a student and work part time
@@palaciosmiguel87
Okay 👍🏼 great and best of luck.
@@emrd8753 I'm gonna need it. I live in orange county...
"You don't need a gym membership because the weather is so nice here"
What?
Same 💀😂
Ahh, nice sunny day - don’t have to lift today! 🤣🤦♂️
It means you can always go on a run or other outdoorsy workouts.
You really don't need a gym membership especially if you live by the beach the weather is literally perfect every single day of the year.
@@CovidVirgin I mean you don't have to lift today or any other day.
Having to and wanting to is not the same.
“The weather’s always amazing” was hilarious! Was that sarcasm I detected? 🤣
The true cost: your soul, and every moment of daylight
😂😂😂😂
Where do they in LA. That seems amazingly cheap for most of the city.
Not cheap
@@aimina9300 you never live in California
See. This is what stresses me about moving out of my family's home. The idea that I'll simply never make enough money to live nicely plus be able to travel as I wish and do all the fun stuff I want to do. I feel like it's impossible to have the best of both worlds. 😕
Just don't live in California
@@thatcoolcat1 … just don't live in the USA!
Go to Europe you get paid for birthing a kid
Write down a long list of your dreams. One of my friends lived for free for a year in a mansion in Beverly Hills. Another friend lived in an Architectural Digest, 3-story cabin (all utilities paid) for $630/month. If you really want to live in California, there are affordable ways available. Start w/ your dream list of conditions, because that’s what will manifest.
same
Pro tip: don’t live in LA, NY, or any other major cities 🤠
Major DEMOCRATIC run cities
Expect Kansas City😂
DC is crazy
Guys let's all move to Wyoming 💀💀
Come to Atlanta. 🍑
This video is very soothing . Happy Family ☀️
An average man's groceries in LA is more then the average household income of my country.
In Spain 🇪🇸 we spend 600€ tops with everything you say included
Most of the US is atleast half the price of this. Where im from it costs around 2k a month
But you could get away with paying much less
Including rent of the apartments? Of course, no)) in Spain only rent of apartments could cost 600 euro....
600euro? In Poland more like 1000 euro. I didn't know that Spain is chepear than Poland
Pero qué dices? Jajajaja yo pago por el alquiler 750
It's a bright city. Very beautiful place.
Yes, it’s very expensive but the sunny beaches, beautiful forests, gorgeous deserts, delicious food from any part of the world… you can go snow boarding and surfing on the same day. You’re literally on vacation every single day. There’s plenty of high paying jobs to be able to afford the LA lifestyle.
İf u wanna try to amazing food u should come to Turkey. Come Turkey and try the best f*ckin food u did
I can live with that amount for half a year in my country
Why do people never say which country. Making this comment was pointless
@@hannahwalmer1124 i can do that in my country i live in India and 2 bedroom hall kitchen appartment rent is 190 US dollars in my region 😹😹
@@chonkycat9033 that’s because it’s like living in 1900
@@XyZCwP oh so there was internet acces in the 20th century ? bruh
I could live on that budget for about 5 years. Food is free, just everyday tinder dates and dump them. Same for my flat, payed by a sugar mama and the merc payed by other. Why do you even need to work?
Why did you turn off the comments on your last video? $7,500 is outrageous for that home. Sorry you’re getting jipped!
Marina just doesn’t like other opinions, you should only be agree with her, otherwise she will block you… russian style
It’s Silicon Valley. There is only one in the world
She has the money. You could literally say the same to anyone who pays more than what you can afford. If you can't afford it, that's not really her problem.
She was giving bogus reasons, that sad sandbox in the backyard is not fun for the kids, and a gym membership is not so expensive, planet fitness is $10/month. She was trying to get views but had to justify herself instead of bragging or people wouldn’t care. But she could def find something for cheaper
She can afford it
Oh my, it's gotten so astronomically expensive since i was living there 5 years ago
Outrageous😮
I am big fan of your channel ❤
4000$ = 60000 turkiah liras, damn that is more than my one year salary
I life in Turkey and its very cheap here (my income is in €)
@S A 1£ = 21₺ :)
Lol same here in North Africa
@S A 350€ would make 6.300 Turkish liras and most turkish people make 4200 ₺ a month. Average rents are about 1500-4000₺, weekly grocery is about 400₺.
Turkey has one of the highest inflations in the EU, don't forget about that, that is why 4000$ is so much for you
As an LA native, LA is nowhere near as glamorous as it’s made out to be like it is on here. Majority of us struggle to be ok here.
at least your not in idaho with no people or stores or anything
Honest and accurate.... May be higher depending on individuals lifestyle but very accurate
We live in LA, we pay $1200 for 2 bedroom/1 ba (thanks rent control!) I have no data for groceries or eating out but my transportation costs are $40-50 a month (I rely on mass transit) and for gym membership, only $14/month
Where in LA?
Roommate,bus or walk, eat two meals a day, use your phone for everything, and try to be a minimalist with everything
It’s insane how much cheaper San Diego is. Less than 2 hours by car can cut your expenses almost in half, and you avoid the trash-pit that is L.A. I have a large one-bedroom with a double-sized yard, and pay $1900, and can walk to downtown in like 15 minutes. For groceries, go to the Mexican markets, they’re life-savers. And grow your own veggies if you have a yard- I haven’t purchased a piece of produce in like 2 years.
Check out prices in Chicago, Miami and Arizona. You would be surprised that prices are the same
Now why would you pay $7,500 a month😭 not worth it
Maybe she earns much more by creating content. Plus, her husband WFH too
I figured but just why? At this point might as well get a mansion or the closes you can get with $7500 a month lol
I thought they had kids? You can't live in a one bedroom with kids.
@@susanboyd6592 she mentioned that this is the monthly spending of her single friend in L.A.
It’s easier to impress your “friends”.
Food is one of the joys of Life. Don't go cheap on food.
SPOT ON!! I live in Orange County, and thought this was super accurate.
you don’t need to go the gym because the weather is fine, noted📝
Sounds about right, except for groceries. More like $375 every two weeks.
Can you do one for international students in San Francisco?
Fun fact This high price of living in Los Angeles didn’t stop anyone who lived there for 50 plus years or people who wanna move there
"cuz the weather's always amazing" hurricane Hilary: *Im bout to end this man's whole career*
I love how these prices that were estimated are equivalent of what a lot of my friends in Buffalo in Dallas pay and I can tell you as far cheaper to live in those two areas I don’t buy these numbers. It’s not adding up a ton of expenses that you would have streaming services cell phone leisure upkeep for your home laundry if you have pets are kids add another 10 different expenses etc.
Her friends must be going to Erwon every two weeks ( the store in one of her videos where she's walking down the aisle and a container of strawberries cost $20 a piece where at stores like Ralph's, Vons, Trader Joe's etc they're $2.99 each , $2\$5 or $5 for a 2lb container) . A grocery bill of over $300 can feed a family of 4 . Yes as a lifelong born and raised L.A. resident, it's expensive to live here, but common sense will tell you not to go to a store where a package of strawberries is $20. But try telling that to gen zers. Edit to add, just because organic produce isn't crop dusted with pesticides, doesn't mean they don't have to be washed when you get them home, ok gen zers thanks for listening
Honestly your so right, you can do so much to cut end and meet ends as a 21 year old. I learned that stores will sell you something expensive if ppl are willing to buy and honestly nope 😂
Seriously Amazing great video 👋
This is the amount we spend here in Norwalk ,Connecticut too🙋♀️
Did she say $65 for internet. That’s so cheap. I am in CT and I pay 120$ internet and basic channels lol
In Delhi I pay 6 dollars for 100mbps.
AT&T is ripping American pockets.
we can live with that money for 10 years without working in my country
Where?
I live in NYC and pay about that, but my apartment is $2800/month.
I only spend around 1,800 a month in LA. I'm lucky enough to get a studio apartment for myself in a walkable neighborhood in Hollywood. Distance between my apartment and job is about 1 mile, as well as grocery stores. So I barley drive.
In my country Bangladesh if you spent that much money, you'd be living like a King
Nah, People going to rob you there if they know that you have that kind of money and weather is trash and very populated.
In India a family of 4 just needs around 1500$ a month to live well.
I'm an indian… with 1500 dollars a month budget I'll be f***ing rich (the kind with double ee) 🙂 P.S. we're a family of three
@@shreyagoswami5270 Are you really comparing the quality of life of Los Angeles with India?? What's wrong with you, t f 😑
I want to move there when I’m a grown up. Thx for the preview
I still love living in Los Angeles no matter what other people say it's still a beautiful place to live in 😊😊😎😎😇😇🇺🇸🇺🇸😁😁😊😊😊😊
Born and raised in Long Beach California I would never live L.A. my 2 bedroom apartment Is 975 a month my groceries is 475 every other month eating out is not for me like to cook turned off cable waste of money I'm not watching all those channels I've totaled two cars now ride the bus
70 a month on gas and electricity gym lol a walk to the beach 10 blocks or a walk around the block.i have traveled but there's no place like home love it here.
Here with 500 $ a month you can live luxury life 😂
That’s $0.09 a second!
Nope.
Where tf did you get this? That’s nowhere near what is required.
Well you covered just about all the basic needs
Yay! Stay there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Spot on accurate for me but in Sunnyvale CA.
I recommend going to fitness 19. It’s the cheapest one for me, but she’s right. You’re in LA, and close to the beach to do exercise; and lots of hiking trails
If you live by the beach I bet it costs 2k for living . Go to Culver City you can find a a spot for 1k and under
I thought California made it legal
NOT to pay rent because of the pandemic
???
I live in LA and this is very accurate!
I would love to see the updated numbers after inflation, I am sure we will see quite an hike.
Rent should never be this high. Having a roof over your head is basically a human right
4k is the whole price of my 4 years education at the Universuty 😁
Off course it's expensive,so much fun there ❤️
That's literally exactly what we pay here in Tennessee, the only thing different is the apartment one bedroom, most one bedrooms are 1200ish outside of Nashville. Inside Nashville and in rich areas like Brentwood then the price would be comparable.
Wow, the salary must be insanely high in LA. I'm moving there
That’s what I’m wondering, the Dutch average salary is less than €4.000 a month… and we’re not even such a cheap country… (I think). Healthcare is for sure much cheaper though. And rent.
@@larissaswinkels3661 The average and/or median salary in the Netherlands is actually around 2500. The salaries in Amsterdam are so high because of the living expenses there, which is similar to California
Depends on what industry you work in. If you have an established job that makes decent money, sure move here. But if you’re on minimum wage, don’t bother.
@@Sinodev Yes, net! I was talking about the brut amount, which is 3.167 average & then 2.500 net.
Does anyone here know how much asml would pay their engineers? Rough idea?
I am dead☠️☠️☠️ it's around 3.5 lakh in India and an average income of an engineer is only 2 lakh Rupees in India
Can you convert that to American USD so we can understand the comparison? I’m curious.
U r right I spend same amount here in Berkeley
Thank you. ❤
It’s expensive but NOTHINGbeats living there… I used to live in Venice and regret leaving every day
Damn bro. Venice is sooo lit. I live in Bay Area and honestly other than the outdoors I haven’t found anything fire like what LA got.
Wow, that $500 on health insurance can go towards retirement here in Canada.. Thanks Canada!! 🇨🇦💖
Yet many of you pay out of pocket to get much needed cancer testing etc. in the states because you have that slowly amazing government healthcare that would rather have you die than pay for you to live.
@@donrainesoh haha! Do you live in Canada? if not, you are mistaken lol. Bless you!
@@nish20 No, I work in a very large hospital that many from Toronto use when your government fails them.
canada is great for health stuff unless you’re disabled or have big health problems (coming from someone who lives in canada) lol
Where do you think the money is coming from though? You're paying for it in different ways besides you'd still be making less money in Canada with health insurance.