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100 usd = 40,000 naira

2 bags of rice

really nice rechargable 18inch fan

nice android tecno phone

nice hotel room for 2 nights

10 to 14 cartons of beer

what do you think ?

 

usd can buy you

 

12 paperback books

3 ballet tickets with OK seats

2 orchestra seats for live theater (not Broadway)

2 nice polo shirts

2 pairs of men’s cargo pants

25 quarts of orange juice

20 pumpkin-spice lattes

5 extra large pizzas

Each point on this list costs about $100:

  • Two console games.
  • Eight or ten movie tickets.
  • 10 months of Netflix.
  • Four or five new movies on DVD
  • Fifteen used DVDs at a yard sale.
  • Lunch for four at a fairly nice restaurant.
  • 40 cheap burgers.
  • 90 candy bars.
  • 200 packages of ramen.
  • Two or three tanks of gas (petrol). (Enough to travel roughly 800 miles or 1,000 kilometers.)
  • Two or three oil changes.
  • Pillows, blankets, and sheets for a bed.
  • A card table and with four folding chairs.
  • A taxi from L.A.’s Botanical Gardens to Disneyland (excluding tip).
  • One poor quality car tire.
  • 1/3rd of a ticket for a hot air balloon ride.
  • One night at a crappy motel, single occupancy.
  • A tent and sleeping bag.
  • A nice pair of new jeans.
  • Four new hats.
  • Two or three complete outfits at a thrift store.
  • Four or five cheap haircuts.
  • A mani-pedi. Probably. I don’t really know.
  • Six tickets for laser tag.
  • One fairly nice paintball gun.
  • A cheap cell phone, MP3 player, or digital camera.
  • Five disposable cameras.
  • 400 .22 cartridges (cheap bullets).
  • 200 shotgun shells.
  • A really cheap gun from a pawn shop (if you can pass a background check, and after a waiting period).
  • 150 cheap paper targets or clay pigeons to shoot.
  • A pair of cheap prescription glasses.
  • A pair of expensive sunglasses.
  • A trip to a day spa.
  • A cordless drill with battery, charger, and drill bit set.
  • A set of dishes, glasses, and silverware.
  • A cheap recliner (comfy chair).
  • A low-end smartphone.
  • Three months of cheap cell phone service.

 

  1. My student loan payment, almost
  2. My monthly electric bill (summer time) almost
  3. 2 weeks of food for one person
  4. 2.5 haircuts
  5. 2.5 months of water bills
  6. 4 months of natural gas bills (summer time only)
  7. Almost 4 full tanks of gas for a small car
  8. 2 or 3 copays at the doctor’s office
  9. 2 asthma inhalers (with insurance that is)
  10. 3 15lb bags of premium dog food
  11. A 24 ounce coffee from the convenience store everyday for 100 days
  12. A donut from the same convenience store for 100 days
  13. 3 pairs of cheap shoes from Walmart
  14. Dinner at a restaurant for 4
  15. 33 gallons of milk
  16. 33 loaves of bread
  17. 100 cans of tuna on sale
  18. 7 mops
  19. 1 adoption fee for a pet cat or dog
  20. 2 months of Ozempic medicine (with insurance)
  21. Almost half of my former car payment
  22. 1/5 of the rent on an efficiency studio apartment with no bedroom
  23. An hour long full body massage
  24. 2.5 oil changes on a small car
  25. About 20 medium size frozen pizzas from a grocery store
  26. About a 4 year supply of laundry soap for 2 people
  27. 1.4 months of internet service in your home, if you choose to have internet
  28. 1 month of television service in your house, not happening in my case
  29. 2 months of cell phone bill
  30. About 8 paperback books
  31. 1/3 the price of a cheap couch
  32. 5 pairs of ultra cheap tap or ballet shoes
  33. 1 small outdoor doghouse
  34. 1 medium suitcase
  35. 1/6 the price of a handgun
  36. 1 nice size bouquet of flowers
  37. 1 air fryer
  38. 1/8 the cost of feeding a family of 4 for 1 month
  39. You can pay to have your yard mowed twice if you get lazy and if you have a yard that is
  40. Last but not least 1.5 months of gym membership fees if you do that kind of thing