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RE: Process of cooking rice with chicken to give it away to people in need [Creative Video edition]
Just watch the video
1 Kg Carrot - 0.5 sdb
5 Kg potatoes - 2.5 sbd
4 Chikens - 8 sbd
4 kg rice - 4 sbd
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TOTAL: 15 sbd (+ or - )
Now crawl back to your hole and do some actual blockchain cleaning.
1 kg of carrots 0.5 sbd??? first line, and you are already lying
dont make me laught, 1kg of carrots are not even 0.1 sbd in venezuela
5 kg potatoes? where are the 5kg of potatoes???, again lying, how many kg of potatoes do you see in the video? I see 1kg not 5........
4 chickens????? I see 1 chicken not 4....... do you see 4 chickens?
4 kg of rice -----> 4SBD ----->>>> outright LIE 1.5usd
Remember that he said it was 5kg of chicken and rice,
can you do math idiot?
you are a liar supporting another liar, and anybody from Venezuela can back up what Im saying.
Just think? how much does a chicken weight???? 2kg????
how can 4 2 kg chickens----->>>> 8kg
+4kg of rice (without the water it absorb)
be 5kg
8 + 4 ??------->12
is this too complex arithmetic for you?
Just Watch the Video, its 50 seconds long
There is no reason for such a mean attack.
One of the major problems facing Venezuela is that it has to import a lot of the food it uses. This is a result of bad government policies in the past, but that is another story. Rice prices and food prices are very similar all around the world for some stable transportable commodities (rice, corn, wheat). Fruit and vegetable prices can vary a lot more. This is because otherwise -where free trade is allowed- someone loads up a ship with rice and moves it from a cheap place to an expensive place. And to get things like chicken, you still need to generally feed corn or rice to the chickens(if you have lots of them).
I was reading about the mess in Venezuela, and if you are talking about official government prices, you might be right. However, long lines and limited supplies have made buying goods at those prices extremely difficult, to say the least. Those prices are set artificially low and have resulted in massive shortages. In short, grocery shelves are empty.