Wait I thought this was about Brazil and the USA. I know there are shopping malls in some big tier one cities that are primarily aimed for tourists and that’s another story but I meant local grocery stores outside the big cities and then compare that between Brazil and USA or some other lower disposal income country than the US
The grocery thing is probably the universal experience when moving from a country where the average person has a high disposable income to low. There are simply more choices.
I’m too European for this
Switched to macOS. Best decision ever for companies that still force you to use office products.
I was actually thinking planting some vegetables and selling them to people who live in a food desert. But it’s questionable anyone would eat them unless deep fried I assume
What about food deserts in the USA? 🏜️
What is the Fediverse alternative to TikTok?
It’s open source and traditional…
The only reason php is still alive is Facebook
Sounds like you need to move out. Maybe try a flatshare if money is tight