> how much does your grocery bill cost? i know it's mad expensive in canada but i doubt it's that much higher here than in most places of the us. personally, i spend about $200-300 per month on food as a single person (not including deliveries or eating out).  rent/mortgage is much cheaper so i'll grant you that but at the end of the day us co-workers just have way more left in their pockets and get more benefits on top as well. i see them travelling all over the world each year and have huge houses, cars, and shit, you just can't tell me that it's only because of muh cost of living. wages are calculated based on what other people are willing to work for in a given country so by just being in another country you get paid more, plain and simple.   i don't use my envy to pull others down but to drive me to get the same. i don't really blame others for this unequal treatment, i was just being facetious when i said that. however, the way wages are calculated is still unfair but that's just the way it is.
Chile