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8 hours ago, noskich said:

Jednom mi je jedan takav doneo Subway sendvič nakon sat i po iz radnje koja je bila pa maksimalno 5 minuta hoda od posla gde sam ga čekao.

 

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6 hours ago, zorglub said:

 

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Bila promocija. Pa da se iskoristi kupon. 

Na kraju su i to sitno refundirali jer je toliko kasnio.

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Još kad bi se zapitao kolika im je satnica, šta je garantovano (ništa) i sve ostalo. 

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Ma da, to ko ona prica o beracima malina koji razvaljuju pare... ako rade brzinom flesha 16 sati dnevno.

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4 hours ago, Shan Jan said:

Ma da, to ko ona prica o beracima malina koji razvaljuju pare... ako rade brzinom flesha 16 sati dnevno.

Za berace smeštaj i hrana obezbeđeni. Pa ti vidi. Čista plata ide u džep.

 

 

 

 

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https://archive.li/6IdGw

 

For young people, the great Australian dream now means leaving the country

In traditional expat haunts like the UK, the US, and Canada, the cost of living is prohibitive. According to Numbeo, in London, the cost of living is 44.8 per cent higher than Melbourne and 20 per cer higher than Sydney, despite offering lower wages. In Los Angeles, it’s 35.8 per cent higher, and this figure climbs to 90.3 per cent in New York. In Toronto, it’s a mere 8.4 per cent more expensive than staying put in Melbourne, and just 5 per cent more affordable than Sydney.

 

Phnom Penh is a cool 50.1 per cent cheaper than Melbourne, Bangkok is 41.8 per cent cheaper, and Bali is 36.6 per cent more financially friendly. In this reality, working, seeing the world, and saving money for the future is still entirely possible for Australians.

 

We’re not flocking overseas for green smoothies or beach breaks; we’re seeking drastic solutions to survive. A third of young Australians feel financially insecure, while half of Gen Zs and Millennials live paycheck to paycheck, with 65 per cent currently experiencing housing stress and 31 per cent skipping meals to save money. That young Australians feel that they have to move overseas as a long-term financial survival solution in the first place is a sign of just how dire things really are.

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Kanadjani koji žive daleko bolje u Kambodži nego bilo gde na zapadu i takodje zarađuju i još važnije uštede više u Kambodži nego na zapadu.

 

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Zasto kupovati robove i investirati znacajan kapital u njih kad mozes da ih iznajmis bez ikakvih obaveza? Ne moras da ih hranis i oblacis, da im gradis krov nad glavom, da ih vodis kod doktora da ti ne propadne investicija. Ne moras nista, samo oglasis posao, i red ispred vrata za crkavicu sa kojom nece moci sebi sve to da obezbede.

 

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jamesfobrien_tech-jobs-have-dried-upand-arent-coming-activity-7242613292479696897-gCyT/

 

"Tech degrees no longer guarantee a job. This WSJ article is filled with unfortunate anecdotes. Lately, I'm hearng similar narratives from students. Previously, a Berkeley CS graduate, even if not a top student, would receive multiple appealing job offers in terms of work type, location, salary, and employer. However, outstanding students, like those with a 4.0 in-major GPA, are now contacting me worried because they have zero offers. I suspect this trend is irreversible and likely part of the broader trend impacting almost every employment sector.

I hate to say this, but a person starting their degree today may find themself graduating four years from now into a world with very limited employment options. Add to that the growing number of people losing their employment and it should be crystal clear that a serious problem is on the horizon. We should be doing something about it today."

 

U ovoj fazi plutokratije itekako je aktuelna alternativa u kojoj ti je posao zagarantovan, svi imaju stanarsko pravo, besplatno obrazovanje i vrtic, besplatnu zdravstvenu negu i neki minimum standarda.

Posted
On 3. 12. 2024. at 2:34, noskich said:

Kanadjani koji žive daleko bolje u Kambodži nego bilo gde na zapadu i takodje zarađuju i još važnije uštede više u Kambodži nego na zapadu.

 

 

Ako prežive :P

 

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Street crimes, particularly phone and bag snatchings, occur regularly. Thieves often travel on motorbikes and target pedestrians or people in open taxis. Be prepared to surrender your valuables rather than risk injury in a struggle.

 

Sexual assault occurs in tourist areas. Travellers have been assaulted after having their drinks spiked.

 

Many people in Cambodia own guns, and gun crime and shootouts are common. Explosions have also occurred.

 

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Scams, credit card fraud and ATM fraud are common.

 

Fatal road accidents, particularly on provincial highways, are common.

 

Be careful when visiting regions near the border with Thailand. Landmines and unexploded remnants of war are a risk.

 

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Take care buying medication in Cambodia. Local pharmacies may sell fake medication.

 

Insect-borne diseases present in Cambodia include Dengue, Chikungunya, Japanese Encephalitis, and Malaria.

 

Animals in Cambodia can carry rabies.

 

Medical facilities in Cambodia's public hospitals are often poor in quality and below international standards.

 

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Beh u Kambodži tri puta i preživeh.

Bilo je superkul.

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U zemlji u kojoj apsolutno ne postoji bilo kakva druga vrednost osim zgrtanja i trošenja novca:

 

https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/had-enough-indigenous-elders-vote-to-ban-welcome-to-country-ceremonies-on-their-ancestral-land-in-queenslands-burdekin-shire/news-story/41bce685853039e32965cbf184e64f16

 

'Had enough': Indigenous elders vote to ban Welcome to Country ceremonies on their ancestral land in Queensland's Burdekin Shire

 

The motion passed after receiving support from the elders with Juru Elder and Chair of the meeting Randal Ross suggesting the process had become a "business" and that it was being "abused".

 

He said many elders witnessed people do Welcome to Country ceremonies in the Burdekin who aren't even connected to the area and that they receive money for performing it.

 

“Welcome to Country has become a business that supports certain individuals and that’s where they are losing the cultural insight about what the Welcome to Country’s are about," he said.

 

A Brisbane City Council spokeswoman said the council spent $84,711 on Welcome to Country ceremonies at civic events in 2023, and more than $50,000 this year.

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@Time Crisis

https://sibenski.slobodnadalmacija.hr/sibenik/vijesti/zupanija/prodali-kucu-u-jednom-od-najvecih-gradova-u-australiji-i-vratili-se-u-maleno-drnisko-selo-tamo-vise-zaradite-ali-i-vise-potrosite-1438682

 

Prodali kuću u jednom od najvećih gradova u Australiji i vratili se u maleno drniško selo: ‘Tamo više zaradite, ali i više potrošite‘

 

U Hrvatsku će se vratiti i moja sestra s troje djece, a i dosta naših prijatelja i znanaca namjerava se vratiti iz Australije. Teško je sada živjeti u Australiji, vlada financijska kriza, sve je poskupjelo, i hrana i stanovi i kuće.. Istina i ovdje su sada cijene više, ali ipak nam na kraju mjeseca ostane više novca u džepu. 

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