Isn't in Sweden where you get like 3 years to be with your child after birth?

Not all corporations are bad lmao I've seen some get shit on then people working there talking about how strict they are on preserving quality

you get paid to go to highschool in sweden

its like 200 dollars a week

or something

Holy shit

and i think they give you a car when you are able to drive. so its road worthy

Yeah I got buddies who go to sweden and can say the same

that might be germany?

hold on he told me how much he gets paid

i cant remember

Is $200 a week a lot in Sweden?

If I ever wind up in an SJW Riot

I heard due to the massive letting in of refugees, rape is up to 85% of all women.

Sweden gives back to the people who pay taxes

200 dollars for just going to school is good wheever you live

easy money

are you kidding lol

I'll have some Liberty Prime quotes ready

Hey, it's just what I heard. Need to confirm.

Yep he said 200/month

@Bunny. ✧*･ﾟ I just don't know how expensive stuff is in Sweden

oh a month?

I heard it was 99% hehe

still easy money.

For sure

but if you work pay is generally much higher

The more money people make, the more expensive products and services are. It is all relative to the location.

i heard westerners with an average income can live like kings in china

I wouldn't say Kings. Also, living standards are on the rise in China

its partially that their economys completely different

youre either dirt poor or wealthy af, almost no middle class

and everythings made there so almost everythings a lot cheaper

A lot has changed in the last ten years.

In the US where the min wage has increased, you actually saw very little increase in product price. So much that min wage workers are still making a huge profit

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/chinas-middle-class-is-exploding-2016-8

also the more people earn, the more is spent

Helo

yes its better, but not comparable, youll see 5 lamborghinis driving past a bike with an entire family on it

minimum wage had its highest purchasing power in 1968, when it was $1.60 per hour

yeah but the value of the dollar was much higher. Inflation and such