Author Topic: Inflation Off the Charts  (Read 1464 times)

I paid $48 ARS for a small Big Mac combo. The cheapest combo (the others are around $75+) in McDonalds. $48 ARS is $6 USD (According to Google). How much do you guys pay for this stuff?
« Last Edit: March 27, 2014, 09:48:17 PM by Pie Crust »

8 ARS is $1.

so err i guess you're almost being ripped off. but mcd is crap so forget them

stop living in second world countries

stop living in second world countries
I wouldn't live here but one of the best chemistry/medicine/veterinary highschools and faculties are in Argentina.

i could mail you $20 USD

i could mail you $20 USD
who actually uses snail mail anymore

I wouldn't live here but one of the best chemistry/medicine/veterinary highschools and faculties are in Argentina.

Bullstuff.

The Big Mac Index reads $3.57 for the USA.  But they are one of those things that are constantly having sales.  At my local major league baseball stadium (St Louis Cardinals, you probably wouldn't know though), there is a row of seats called Big Mac Land.  If a home batter hits a home run into those stands, either everyone in the seats gets a free Big Mac or everyone in the stadium (~45,000-50,000 people average) gets one, forgot which way it goes.

I wouldn't live here but one of the best chemistry/medicine/veterinary highschools and faculties are in Argentina.
which one, to be specific?
i find it hard to believe one of the best schools in the world is in a country such as your own

Why cant it be the good kind of inflation

Atleast we were in the top 10 two years ago.

which one, to be specific?
Universidad de Buenos Aires.

what the forget

just a generic big mac (no combo) costs 28.58 ARS in america, so it would make sense for any kind combo to hit 48 ARS


Its like around $5 here I think

It isn't too bad, honestly. I think what you ordered would be $4-7 here in New York. Also were you born in Argentina too?