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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Bitcoiner1 3h \ on: Literally Having Fun Being Poor - Part 1 lol
That should be done in every city. While I was in the States, I got a DVD player with remote control from the street.
Also, I got a small electric chain saw with a spare battery.
Many young adults from Venezuela living abroad, need to support their parents living in the chaotic hyperinflated economy of Venezuela.
I've meet many venezuelans earning low salaries in Europe and sending a big part of it to their parents back home.
Have you been to Venezuela?
Many people still use Bs to pay...
The hard part is getting some USD to pay international providers.
Few questions for you:
*Have you read Fiat Food? What do you think about it?
*Have you noticed a change in your sexual appetite?
- Are you spending more money in food now?
The SATs are becoming harder to get, why would you spend SATs on random people?
The only good motivation I see, is in case a natural disaster occur in a specific location.
It's sad to see that the IMF is only doing his dirty business in poor countries.
That's a sentence for staying poor for many more years.
It will be fun to see, if in all events the organization choose a random person from the audience to participate in the event.
Just to demonstrate how good and prepare are the athletes versus the average Joe.
Practice, practice and more practice.
If you can, record yourself and you will see where you can improve.
Also, could happen to you as well that you felt that you were very nervous and you thought your voice was weak but if you ask for honest feedback you will hear that you did great.