What $1 Buys You Around The World

Описание: What $1 buys you around the world. The world is a strange and wonderful place. We here at Bestie are travellers at heart, so today we’re going to take you around the earth to show you what you can buy for one dollar American in different countries around the world!

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Timestamps:
Intro - 0:00
Nepal - 00:47
Vietnam - 1:18
Thailand - 1:46
Paris - 2:18
India - 2:40
Australia - 3:09
United Kingdom - 3:26
Italy - 3:51
Vienna - 4:08
Egypt - 4:35
Canada - 5:05
Hungary - 5:37
The Philippines - 6:01
Venezuela - 6:31
Hong Kong- 7:05
Iraq - 7:54
Colombia - 8:19

Music:
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Summary:

Nepal:
We start our journey in the awesome, mountainous region of Nepal, where we meet a resident by the name of Niraj. According to Niraj, in Nepal, you can get ten momos: a kind of filled, steamed dumpling that usually has meat, veggies, cheese or khoa (milk solids mixed with sugar) inside for a dollar.

Vietnam:
Staying in Asia, we go from the mountains to the jungles of Vietnam. Here we meet Lynn, a local. Lynn of Vietnam gives us a lot to work with: she says you can buy a hat, a DVD, three pairs of inexpensive sandals, five noodle packs or a meal in some (inexpensive) food courts for a dollar. Sounds good but... Who the heck would buy a DVD? (22725.00 Vietnamese Dong).

Thailand:
Once again staying in Asia, we now hit up the bustling country of Thailand, where local Sheila is going to tell us what you can get for an American dollar. Sheila of Chiang Mai, Thailand, is pretty optimistic about your chances of getting a good street meal for under 1 USD, and she says that she gets “a cooked-to-order vegetarian lunch delivered to my office every day for that price.” But how much will it cost to put aside our seething jealousy? (฿ 331.79 THB)

Paris:
Now, we fly from Asia to Europe, where we make a stop in the city of love to meet Michael, a hardy young Parisian buck who's going to talk about some outrageous prices.

India:
Next, we return to Asia and head over to India, a populated country covered in beautiful temples and gorgeous views, where we're going to talk to resident Tarun and Priyanka. In India, Tarun suggests getting a thali.

Australia:
Next, we head down under where we're going to talk to resident Kin. Kin says that in Australia, you can get a “scratchy” (lottery ticket) for one US dollar (1.28 Australian Dollars). And hopefully, you'll win a lot more Australian dollars!

United Kingdom:
Next, head on over to Dear Old Blighty, where resident Alex is going to talk to us about what you can grab for an American dollar. In the UK, Alex says that you can pick up “a small portion of fries from Maccy D’s” (0.76 British Pounds).


Italy:
We fly from the United Kingdom all the way to Italy, where we meet up with a young man named Robert. Robert of Middle Italy says that you can buy “a liter of cheap wine” and “just about one tablet of Ibuprofen” for the resulting hangover (0.85 Euros).

Vienna:
Just like the song, Vienna waits for us, and so we must go there to meet Dilyan. Dilyan, resident of Vienna, Austria, says the same cash would buy you a “freshly baked Kornspitz,” or a small bread roll, and recommends taking the roll to the Museum of Applied Art (famous worldwide as the first museum to purchase an artwork using bitcoins, in 2015), as it’s free on Saturdays. Well, we know where we're going on our weekend!

Egypt:
After Vienna, we fly to the sandy deserts and cities of Egypt, where we meet Aly. Aly of Cairo, Egypt recommends buying a koshary plate, a standard Egyptian dish that includes rice, lentils, pasta, and onions, covered in tomato sauce.

Canada:
Next, we go to the frigid, uninhabited wastelands of... Ca... Can-uh-dah? Anyways, resident Ashley of... this country, ever the optimist, claims that one American dollar will buy you nothing.

Hungary:
And from the frozen Tundras of Canada, we go to Hungary to meet up with Mária. She tells us that in her home country, you can buy half a bottle of red wine for a dollar.

The Philippines:

We return once again to Asia, where we meet a resident of The Philippines named Joshua. He tells us that in certain places in The Philippines, you can get a foot massage for an American dollar.

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