In Brazil, going to the cinema is expensive, but the law guarantees that you can bring your own food, which is why many people buy snacks in other stores and just buy a ticket at the cinema
It is fine to bring your own food in the UK as well, despite people thinking you're not allowed lol. Most don't bring their own food in reality but you can.
In theory you right, this is considered tied selling, but in practice it's not that simple. Most of cinemas will stop you and say "you cannot enter here" and refuse to elaborate further, in reality they can't, they and you know that. But the point is to make you waste your time and resources finding someone to be accountable for that, and in the end they could say some other shit. And as long as they don't say the actual reason (not being able to get inside with food from other places, which would be an illegal reason) they are not liable (as far as I can tell they are, but it's harder to legally prove it was because of food, but I'm not really sure if you wouldn't be able to sue them, but for everyday routine this is really a fucking waste of your time and no one will do that). In the end people just "smuggle" the food inside bags and eat inside, because it's faster and won't give you a headache from the discussion, mainly when you are late and the movie is about to start. :/ People suck.
@@Joao-pb4ep I've never had this problem. I try to go to the movies once every 2 months or so, even if I go to different theaters (I've been to 4 places this year). I always bring food in my hand without hiding it and they've never stopped me. I think this may change depending on your city.
Starbucks kinda floped in Brasil. You pay high prices for an awful coffe that we can have in any bakery, deli or bar (yeah, our bars serve cofee almost the entire day)
Fui uma vez só pq era num shopping e era chique....td horrível, até o café....comparo com a pizza hut q ñ vingou no Brasil pq ñ agradou nosso paladar...aquela massa seca, ninguém merece.
Seria hilário se o café do estilo estrangeiro fosse melhor que o café do estilo brasileiro, não é atoa que fracassou, um dos melhores cafés do mundo é Brasileiro, alguns produtos no Brasil são consumidos simplesmente por serem de marca estrangeira famosa.
De acuerdo, en Mexico el cafe de starbuck fuchiii (ademas de explotar a los cafeteros de oaxaca dándoles una miseria por el café que les compran) a pesar que en México hay mucho café, muy buenos y premiados. Pero las empresas extrangeras tienen mucho éxito más por el caché que siente la gente comprandoles, pero en Starbuks es mas por sus otras bebidas y frapes super dulces que por su café.
Brazil and Apple has a really long history of overpricing for many reasons. It's shameful actually, people choosing get in debt for years just for having a IPhone, I'm talking about 24, sometimes even 60 installments.
I got lucky when had to switch the worn battery from the iPAD PRO 10.5, now in 2024. Since Apple didn't have one, they sent me a brand new IPP, with the M4 chip (also 256 GB wifi + cel) from 2024 (yep, it's the latest model). I only spent 232 USD for the replacement, in the iPlace store. If I had to buy this new iPAD, instead, I would pay right now 2363 USD if I use Apple's official website. In the best scenario, I would pay at least close to 2000 USD from local sellers. That's crazy expensive, considering the minimum wage here is less than 267 USD. A regular person would have to save for 1-2 years to buy one of these devices. Perhaps even more, if we are talking about more expensive models, or the iPhone. And that is if such person pays in installments, not in full.
Quando abre estoque da apple os lojistas compram milhares de iphones pra esgotar só pra manter o preço lá em cima, isso acontece com outros produtos também mas com iphone é o que mais acontece.
We have to remember 2 things. Prices are in dolars and the minimum wage in Brasil is around 260 dolars with an average salary of 533 dolars. Things in dolars may seem cheap, but for those who earn in Reais (BRL) it is increasingly difficult and expensive.
@@alexmarsh4226 Brasil não precisa de indústria para mudar alguma coisa pra melhor, isso já existe, temos caminhos muito melhores do que trabalhar nas indústrias, até porque China já é um bom parceiro comercial do Brasil. Brasil precisa de bons desenvolvedores, nada mais do que TI e trabalhos remotos.
@@andremachado2538 vai sonhando. Que país se desenvolveu sem se industrializar? A China já tem suas próprias tecnologias pra não ser capacho dos eua, coisa q nós adoramos ser
In Brazil, generally services and food are cheap, but on the other hand, imported products or products that contain imported parts are very expensive, including technology items are very expensive because the government charges a lot of taxes.
Agree, except services and food are also not cheap, because these too have a lot of taxes. They may not be as expensive compared to other countries, merely because we are food producers. Also just comparing dollar price is not really the most accurate representation to compare prices, because the dollar value in relation to e.g. the reference salary is different in each country.
ERRADO, não pregue mentiras e desinformação... O PREÇO COMPOSTO DO IPHONE de 1100 dolares já é COM LUCRO DA APPLE, DO VAREJISTA OU DISTRIBUIDOR, TEM OS IMPOSTOS QUE A APPLE E OS VAREJISTAS PAGAM, ou seja esse preço é de VENDA. você não pega o preço de PDV e lasca ele como se fosse o preço a ser vendido no BRASIL, afinal a Apple traz estes produtos em uma MODALIDADE totalmente diferente de UMA PESSOA FISICA que essa sim compra o produto a preço PDV... a APPLE DEVE QUE APLICA o preço de FABRICA já com impostos e tudo incluido aos varejistas brasileiros, mais acrescido o valor dos impostos, o que JAMAIS irá dar esse valor todo que disseram de 1900 dolares, onde dizem que 800 dolares praticamente são de impostos. O que é uma mentira descarada, existe um ALTO LUCRO DA APPLE E OUTRAS EMPRESAS ESTRANGEIRAS que operam no Brasil, e eles aproveitam dessa mentira e retorica de impostos, e continuam cobrando altos preços, pois sempre tem consumidor, e as pessoas jamais irão desconfiar que a culpada em partes é a empresa, porém ela deixa o governo levar toda a culpa. 1100 é o preço de venda nos EUA, no Brasil esse mesmo preço estaria proximo dos impostos, lucro do varejista, impostos do varejista, etc, eu chuto que a composição do preço do iphone deve ser de uns 1300 a 1400 dolares, igual ao Mexicano, o resto é puro lucro descarado. Cito como exemplo os carros fabricados no Brasil da Wolkswagen, que quando são exportados para a Argentina, o preço lá é 2 vezes inferior ao do Brasil, quando vamos analisar a tabela de custos do carro, o preço de produção dele é super baixo, um gol deve custar 15 mil para ser fabricado, porém eles vendem quase a 50 mil reais, não é imposto, pois mesmo com impostos a 100% o valor daria uns 30 mil reais. São MARGENS DE LUCROS EXORBITANTES explorando o Brasil. Detalhe que a Apple monta alguns Iphones no Brasil, na Zona Franca de Manaus onde DIGO, NÃO TEM IMPOSTOS, é uma ZONA QUE DÁ BENEFICIOS FISCAIS, OU SEJA FICA MAIS BARATO PRODUZIR. Claro que nem todos os iphones vendidos aqui são produzidos localmente, muitos são importados. Além do mais quando falamos de Importação e compras diretas do fabricante, falamos de compras em grande ESCALA, em ATACADO, o que faz o preço cair DRASTICAMENTE.
I think Ana has been living abroud for so long that she ended up espreding a little bit of misinformation here lol. Like, I'm brazilian and it has been YEARS since the last time that I have seen a nokia phone. The most used phones here in Brazil nowadays are Samsung, Xiaomi, and older versions of the IPhone (like iPhone 11 for example)
exacly! she probably is consindering the last time she was in brazil, when she was a young adult and was in university, but rn people here don't use nokia phones anymore
Mas existe sim telefones da Nokia, ate poderosos com suas cameras excelentes, um bom processador e sistema android. Se não me engano tinha sim a Divisão da Microsoft que tinha comprado os direitos de produção e nome da Nokia, a Linha chamada Lumia. Minha mãe tinha um telefone desse que ela comprou em 2013, ele era com o Windows Phone, ai eles cairam em desuso. Mas parece que os novos vem com android.
@@transcendenciainformal9149nenhum dos casos faz sentido.. Os Nokias com sistema da Microsoft foram até 2016.. Desde então pararam de produzir, ou seja, ninguém compra mais há muito tempo.. Os que surgiram agora mal tem mercado pra Ana mencionar.. Ela deve ser usuária de iPhone e não tá muito por dentro
Sorry for being boring, but as someone from Nokia's home country 🇫🇮 (our national pride, kind of), I'd summarize Nokia's story as follows. Nokia Corporation was founded in 1967 and it produced rubber boots and tyres. In 1988, it split into Nokian Tyres (in the top 10 in the world) and Nokia Corporation with the latter switching their focus on the mobile technology (the boots' section has continued on their own too). Nokia Corp partnered with Microsoft in 2011 to use Windows as the operating system, but that flopped and they sold their mobile business to Microsoft in 2013. The deal prohibited Nokia from making their own phones. In 2016, HMD Global (founded by Nokia's former employees) purchased the Nokia branded feature phone business from Microsoft, while Nokia Corporation and HMD signed a licencing deal for the smartphone and devices business. However, that deal has come to an end in 2024, so from this summer/autumn on the manufacturer HMD no longer makes the Nokia branded smartphones, tablets, TVs, or other Nokia branded home electronics (apart from the basic feature phones); they'll carry HMD's brand instead from now moving forward. Nowadays, Nokia Corporation itself produces the telecommunications infrastructure, but it has started to struggle recently, despite striking deals with the 🇺🇸 US government. I have a Nokia T20 tablet (Android) myself and its Nokia app changed its name to HMD this spring. I assume they call it a HMD T20 now which is ridiculous in my opinion, and I don't see them having success under that name. 🙄 I'm not a fan of that club (I cheer for 🇪🇸 Atlético), but a few days ago 🇪🇸 FC Barcelona even announced a partnership with HMD, so they are trying though.
Except in the cause of the iPhone, everything is cheaper when you're a tourist and come to visit Brazil, but for the people that lives here it's pretty expensive.
Depende. Em alguns lugares, os vendedores, quando percebem que tem turista gringo, se aproveitam disso pra meter a faca. No Mercadão de São Paulo, por exemplo, isso parece acontecer bastante, com base em alguns relatos que eu já vi.
Considering that everyone there is in Korea, but they are all from Western countries, Western foods in Korea will not have the same price or quality as in the country of origin and the opposite also happens.
In France, personally I find starbucks coffee awful. Also, the small size is very big and expensive ( it was more than 4€ like 6-7 years ago), it is better to buy coffee from other local cafés (tastier and cheaper).
@@leandroatreides It actually is alphabetically ordered except for USA because seems to be the standard of comparison here (USD), hence why it is fixed first.
I'm from Querétaro and I've been living here for 30 years. There's always been public bus transportation. It used to be $5 mxn ($.25 usd) but now it's around $11 mxn ($.55 usd). Actually it improved significantly the last three years. Also, there has never been a Public Pickup Truck System, that does happen in other areas of the country, especially in the mountains, but as far as I know, Querétaro's capital city has never had Pickup Trucks as public transportation.
The problem isn't only the Brazilian taxes but a thing that the tech tubers and sites calls as the Apple dollar because it is normally as 1,8/1.9 times as the real dollar price in Brazilian Market
Something to take account of, that Elysa mentionned, is that in EU (not all of Europe), food regulations are more and more strict, which is generally not the case in the Americas. Therefore yeah, chicken will be cheaper there, but in EU, it won't have hormones inside, use of bleaching is forbidden, etc.
I would have liked to see the prices in relation to minimum wage, or something else to that effect. Because 4$ in France is nearly equivalent to 1.5$ in Brasil (taking the prices of chicken as example).
Brazil is a continental country, it's not just about São Paulo and Rio, there are other cities where the prices mentioned are lower, which ends up compensating for the lower salary compared to other countries.
Brazil imports Iphone from China- It's a Ship meant for latin america....unlike border trade that Mexico gets from the US made iphones. - EU costs are reduced bcoz of Chinese BRI Train to Poland.
Fees, taxes and inflation make the price of the iPhone expensive in Brazil. If inflation were taken out or 30 years ago, the price would probably be much lower than it is today.
And now not only iPhones but even Chinese brands are overlly taxed to the point where people are sticking with their 4~5yo models instead of buying new ones. Brazil taxes and burocracy are stupidly expensive.
@@ayoncruz Eu só tive 2 smartphones na vida. Um Samsung Galaxy S4 que comprei em 2014 e usei até 2021 e o meu atual, um Samsung Galaxy S20 FE. O S4 custou 900 reais em 2014 e o S20 FE custou 1800 em 2021. Agora o S23 FE está 2200 reais. E assim, por INCRÍVEL que parece, não é só rico que compra iphone, e isso é um problema, não que pobre classe média não pode ter, mas aceitam pagar um valor ABSURDO pelo produto. A apple também ama colocar preços altos aqui, porque o povo compra. A MESMA COISA COM CARROS.
@@FallenLight0 Verdade, eu tbm só troco de celular quando quebra ou esta visivelmente defasado. Mas não é muito boa prática, já que a maioria dos modelos antigos começa a ter problema de segurança pela falta de atualizações. Nesse sentido os iPhone ao menos tinham essa vantagem de terem atualizações por mais tempo. Hoje é besteira querer ter um iphone no Brasil, ou qualquer modelo premium de qualquer marca na verdade, especialmente se vc for classe de média pra baixo. Além de custar caro, vc tem grandes chances de ter ele roubado antes mesmo de terminar de pagar metade das prestações
Apple also targets richer audiences here and has higher profit margins per iPhone for sure (Samsung, on the other hand, has decent prices), but for people who still want one, it is very common to simply buy in the gray market, where it costs much less than in official stores (but still much higher than in the US).
I'm also from Querétaro, Mexico and we DEFINITELY have bus stops and MOST PEOPLE use public transportation (buses) the average cost of one ride is 0.6 us dlls but if you take another (the second) ride ( bus) from inside the bust stop is for free.
In Finland 🇫🇮, they rarely sell the 2L versions, so a Coca-Cola Original 1,5L is around 2,95€, but a Coca-Cola Zero costs less, 2,69€. Funnily enough, a 2-pack of Zero seems to be just 3,99€, but a 2-pack of Original costs whooping 4,99€. 😮 I'm pretty sure I bought a bottle of Coca-Cola Zero 2L for 1€ (I don't remember if they were even 2-packs each time) when I lived in 🇪🇸 Madrid. 🤔
Yes i remember it was like a promotion once in Mercadona,a pack of 2 bottles of 2 liters for 2€. Wich is not that crazy,because if you think about,most of the content is actually tap wates,wich costs like 40 cents per cubic meter wich is 1000 Liters
The bus/metro ticket in Paris costs 2.15€ if you buy it outside the bus. If you buy your ticket inside the bus, it is 2.50€. But it is 1.73€/unit if you buy 10 tickets at once. Otherwise, there is a monthly pass for all public transports for 86€, of which at least 50% will be reimbursed to you by your employer.
France prices make it unbelievable to see how efficiently Paris Olympics was managed in low budget. - France has the most beautiful women in Europe. - Indian perspective (No offense to others)
Eu só tive 2 smartphones na vida. Um Samsung Galaxy S4 que comprei em 2014 e usei até 2021 e o meu atual, um Samsung Galaxy S20 FE. O S4 custou 900 reais em 2014 e o S20 FE custou 1800 em 2021. Agora o S23 FE está 2200 reais. E assim, por INCRÍVEL que parece, não é só rico que compra iphone, e isso é um problema, não que pobre classe média não pode ter, mas aceitam pagar um valor ABSURDO pelo produto. A apple também ama colocar preços altos aqui, porque o povo compra. A MESMA COISA COM CARROS.
Ana did not explain the phone thing correctly about brazil. Basically in Brazil is still very common to see IPhones, however not the latest ones, people still buy old Iphones such as the IPhone 8, 9, 10. Other than IPhones we have lots of samsung, motorola, and xiaomi. Most of the times, we do not buy the latest phone since it could cost up to 10 minimum wages. So here is very common to have low-cost phones that have less features and quality. Normally an average price phone here would cost 150-200 dollars.
Brazil's yearly median income is $7k, not $500 as suggested elsewhere. People in Brazil tend to give salaries in monthly wages here rather than annual wages. And it does include a month of paid vacation, unlimited paid medical leave, 6 months paid maternity leave, etc.
Ana, not only very rich people buy 2k Iphones here in Brazil. As they are perceived as luxury itens, lots of people with less money make a huge effort to buy one so they can get a sense of belonging within some peers. Usually these people makes 500 dolars a month, and they pay these iphones in 12 to 24 installments.
Inflation didn't happen because of increasing minimum wage, but certain products and goods had prices increased due to the increased minimum wage. It's inevitable. Some industries with small margins always choose between reducing labor costs or increasing prices to keep that margins.
@@HalHamzai think what he's saying is that minimum wage didn't increase at all. I think McDonald's is paying workers more but the federal minimum wage is still the same
About coffee in Brazil, I think we have way much less culture for buying on Starbucks and so, is considered a premium more common for rich people, we generally make the coffee in our home at morning before going to work, and we are are a big coffee producer, so we consume a lot and it is not that expensive when you prepare it at home.
Movie Ticket in Brazil can be even cheaper than $4. Here we have some discounts based on the day of the week and discount if you are student, so if you are a student and go on the beginning of the week it would be around $2.7
6:00 Tadinha, não usamos Nokia. Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Essa marca não existe mais aqui. Usamos mais Samsung, Motorola e iPhone antigos (iPhone 7, 8, XR 11). O que não vale o preço
Na verdade a Nokia continua produzindo celulares. Só não são mais tão populares no Brasil, mas eles ainda são vendidos no país. E sim, agora eles vêm com sistema Android.
Acho que a Ana deve estar a uns 6 anos na Coreia. Xiaomi e Samsung são principais celulares, meu último celular era da LG e eles nem produzem mais. agora uso um xiaomi.
Eating bacon and eggs with Gouda cheese melted on it and coffee for breakfast while watching this. Good stuff. Pork is cheap in our part of the US. Good pig country. People have huge tracts of land.
In Spain, the price of the bus ticket depends of the city I guess, maybe in the capital is more expensive like 2€ but in my city (I live on the north of Spain) is 1.50€. If you have the transport card the price for an adult it's 0.38€
Man… normally we look at other countries and find them more exotic/beautiful than ours but i am Mexican and i just find Dafne(mexico) so beautiful and love her vibe
I buy and cook my own food because going out to eat is too expensive. That not including tip. I can go to a restaurant and order a meal and expect to pay $30-$50 tax and tip included. Going to the movies is super expensive if you buy your food and snacks at the theater. Go to Wal Mart first and sneak them in. Sling packs and Fanny packs are normal now so you can fill those up without too much suspicion.
i was really surprised by how expensive the movie ticket price in these countries. where i live you can go to the cinema for 2 USD with 3 USD you can get IMAX, and velvet class for 5 USD (bed, blanket and table for food)
from my experience, in the transportation in Rome is much more cheaper than Milan, here you spend at least 2.50 euros. and it has increased in the last few years a lot. same for the food in general in italy, everything is much more expensive than like 3-4 years ago
Going to the cinema in Spain depends on the city you live and the cinema you go, I live on the north and in my city are two cinemas, one is arround 7€ and the other is 4.70€. What is expensive is the popcorn or drinks inside, so most people buy snacks outside the cinema, when I go with my friends we buy McDonald's and have dinner while watching the movie.
As for europe please distinguish of west and middle-east Europe. Middle/east europeans (omitting germany and austria) dont earn so much as west uuropeans. Many items are way cheaper here.
iPhone is pretty popular here in Brazil, but the people pay in like 12 installments or more, and a lot of people buy a old version like iPhone 14, 13, 12 or even 11
One thing people don't know about Brazil and it should've been mentioned there is that here poor people have access to a lot of expensive stuff because with credit cards we can pay anything in installments. So when the spanish asked what kind of cellphone do people use here, I'd say a lot of them use iphones, because they pay it in like 18 or even 24 installments
in Brazi we do earn less money but it's cheaper to live cause we do produce a lot of food and services cost less because (again) we earn less money we have public access to health and education systems and every worker can buy his own house... there's not a lot of places known for that so when a foreign comes to live in Brazil with their dollars/euros, relying on our public services, for sure it's a paradise (out of the big cities criminal activities are not a big issue; the car entrance front gate of my house is locked open for more than a week and I'm not worried)
Yes people forget its all relative. People see high western wages but forget the high cost of living, most of the modern world averages out for the average job I would say.
Coffe in Brazil is normally free in restaurants. They will have a small table near the entry with coffe and something sweet, some will also have hot milk, hot water and teas, a lot with also have "rapadura" a brazilian sweet that is like pieces of dried sugar cane juice. And is always good coffe too, because our culture coffe is something super common and expected, and we also the biggest producer in the world, so coffe after meals is a expected courtesy.
@@snowdog03 No but is quite easy to get invited to a bbq XD Not only both Brazil and Argentina loves making bbq all the time(like almost every sunday in some families) but brazilians are super friendly and will often invite all kinds of random people, and if you are a gringo(this term is bad in Mexico but is a normal term used for any person outside latin America in Brazil) for sure a brazilian will you invite you for one. hahaha
She did wrong though, this coffee is like 1% of minimum wage, and Starbucks isn't common in Brazil, I personally never saw one store in my life. People tend much more to buy pure Coffe or with milk, for something around 1 dollar or less
I want to know to which movie theaters ana goes, because for the last ten years the prices are around 10 to 20 dollars to go the movies, while when I was a teen it was about 3 dollars, or 1,30 with student discount.
Really interresting. Usa prices have UP so hard.... But in fact France have 15% Price higher easily now. Bus ticket 2.5€ now, chicken take like 20% more , pork not far. The last Time seeing a movie 21€ juste with the Moving chair... And im from south like "cannes" or "nice" places.... There are less choice to buy too for foods. Thanks same for all Friends 😉
Some parts of the video concerning Brazil need clarification. It's not accurate to say that "most people don't even earn minimum wage". Actually, the average wage is about twice the minimum, though it's still low. But it's worth noting that Brazil's got a much bigger informal economy than European countries, so a lot of what people make is from informal work and doesn't show up in the official stats. Another important point to mention is the huge gap between different parts of Brazil, especially between the north and south. The south is the wealthiest, and in many ways, it's not much different from southern Europe when considering indicators like the Human Development Index (HDI) and purchasing power parity (PPP). While poorer areas up north and in parts of the centre-south are still behind the national average, rich neighbourhoods in São Paulo and some cities in the south have HDI and PPP that match some of the wealthiest regions in Europe, including Scandinavia, Luxembourg, and Switzerland.
When is about meat, fruits or most kind of food I think Brazil has the cheapest prices because Brazil is one of the biggests in exportation these things in the world
Brazil has a lot of abusive taxes, and $1 it's R$6 (brazillian money), so it's 6 times more expensive for brazillians. Besides, minimum wage is much lower than oder countries. For example: the iPhone costs $2000, but in the local currency it's 2000 x 6= R$12000. The minimum wage in Brazil is R$1400 per month, so you have to work 9 months to buy an iPhone. It's insane!
I don't know where Ana is from but saying that most Brazilians don't even make minimum wage is completely out of the box. The national Minimum wage is the very lowest that you'll be paid for full hours. Then there's the regional Wage depending on the state (which is higher than the National) and finally you have the wage according to your class if work. I never met anyone thar actually gets paid the national minimum wage salary.
Cinemas in Mexico are really nice, there are several types of categories, for example Cinepolis, has the basic version, then there is the Cinepolis VIP, Cinepolis IMAX etc. which are more expensive but seats are very comfortables and can be reclined almost as if you were in a bed, and each seat has a button on the side so that every time you press it a waiter arrives and you can order a lot of different type of food. And the great variety of flavors in popcorn, caramel,dorito, takis, chetos. The ticket costs 10 dollars (Cinepolis VIP), but obviously with food you can spend up to 20 dollars per person. Real bussines is the food.
You can tell its been a long time since the Spanish girl had been to Spain because since 2 years ago the government has invested in public transportation to make it cheaper, like the city I live in (Palma de Mallorca) has been completely free for residents for the last 2 years
In Brazil most of people use Xiaomi (Redmi), Samsung and Apple. What happen with Apple is kinda interesting because even poor people when they get a job they save their money to get an iphone. Nobody uses Nokia and Motorolla is not strong as it used to be 10 years ago. Cinema i would say depends where you are in brazil. Big citties are 10 dollars ticket, small citties it is easy 4 dollars
I from Brazil, and I and my wife went to the cinema yesterday, I paid for the best room, (which has reclined chairs and looked like armchairs) and it cost me 155 reais ( 29 dollars ) it's very expensive.
I believe the most used phones in Brazil are Samsung, Apple and Xiaomi. These are the main brands here. I don't know when was the last time I saw a Nokia phone...
Ela usou o parâmetro de mais de 7 anos atrás 😂😂😂 ela até fala em uma parte do vídeo, acho que na época que ele tava aqui ainda tinha o windows phone da Nokia 😂😂😂
In Brazil, going to the cinema is expensive, but the law guarantees that you can bring your own food, which is why many people buy snacks in other stores and just buy a ticket at the cinema
It is fine to bring your own food in the UK as well, despite people thinking you're not allowed lol. Most don't bring their own food in reality but you can.
In theory you right, this is considered tied selling, but in practice it's not that simple. Most of cinemas will stop you and say "you cannot enter here" and refuse to elaborate further, in reality they can't, they and you know that. But the point is to make you waste your time and resources finding someone to be accountable for that, and in the end they could say some other shit. And as long as they don't say the actual reason (not being able to get inside with food from other places, which would be an illegal reason) they are not liable (as far as I can tell they are, but it's harder to legally prove it was because of food, but I'm not really sure if you wouldn't be able to sue them, but for everyday routine this is really a fucking waste of your time and no one will do that).
In the end people just "smuggle" the food inside bags and eat inside, because it's faster and won't give you a headache from the discussion, mainly when you are late and the movie is about to start.
:/ People suck.
@@usefulrandom1855 same in Brazil.
@@Joao-pb4ep I've never had this problem. I try to go to the movies once every 2 months or so, even if I go to different theaters (I've been to 4 places this year). I always bring food in my hand without hiding it and they've never stopped me.
I think this may change depending on your city.
One trip to americanas is always the best choice
Starbucks kinda floped in Brasil. You pay high prices for an awful coffe that we can have in any bakery, deli or bar (yeah, our bars serve cofee almost the entire day)
Chinese luv it though.
Fui uma vez só pq era num shopping e era chique....td horrível, até o café....comparo com a pizza hut q ñ vingou no Brasil pq ñ agradou nosso paladar...aquela massa seca, ninguém merece.
Padaria não, cafeterias mesmo, temos cafeterias melhores que a Starbucks.
Seria hilário se o café do estilo estrangeiro fosse melhor que o café do estilo brasileiro, não é atoa que fracassou, um dos melhores cafés do mundo é Brasileiro, alguns produtos no Brasil são consumidos simplesmente por serem de marca estrangeira famosa.
De acuerdo, en Mexico el cafe de starbuck fuchiii (ademas de explotar a los cafeteros de oaxaca dándoles una miseria por el café que les compran) a pesar que en México hay mucho café, muy buenos y premiados. Pero las empresas extrangeras tienen mucho éxito más por el caché que siente la gente comprandoles, pero en Starbuks es mas por sus otras bebidas y frapes super dulces que por su café.
Brazil and Apple has a really long history of overpricing for many reasons. It's shameful actually, people choosing get in debt for years just for having a IPhone, I'm talking about 24, sometimes even 60 installments.
I got lucky when had to switch the worn battery from the iPAD PRO 10.5, now in 2024. Since Apple didn't have one, they sent me a brand new IPP, with the M4 chip (also 256 GB wifi + cel) from 2024 (yep, it's the latest model). I only spent 232 USD for the replacement, in the iPlace store. If I had to buy this new iPAD, instead, I would pay right now 2363 USD if I use Apple's official website. In the best scenario, I would pay at least close to 2000 USD from local sellers. That's crazy expensive, considering the minimum wage here is less than 267 USD. A regular person would have to save for 1-2 years to buy one of these devices. Perhaps even more, if we are talking about more expensive models, or the iPhone. And that is if such person pays in installments, not in full.
yeah then someone comes and steals in 😭
If you go in debt for years for 1600€ you have bigger problems than buying that phone
@@ommsterlitz1805brazil money have different value lol, imagine u paying 12k euro for one iPhone
Quando abre estoque da apple os lojistas compram milhares de iphones pra esgotar só pra manter o preço lá em cima, isso acontece com outros produtos também mas com iphone é o que mais acontece.
We have to remember 2 things. Prices are in dolars and the minimum wage in Brasil is around 260 dolars with an average salary of 533 dolars. Things in dolars may seem cheap, but for those who earn in Reais (BRL) it is increasingly difficult and expensive.
Imagino que nenhuma dessas pessoas está preocupado com isso.
Brasil não investiu na indústria nacional e se acomodou em ser um cãozinho obediente dos eua, vcs brasileiros merecem isso
@@alexmarsh4226 Brasil não precisa de indústria para mudar alguma coisa pra melhor, isso já existe, temos caminhos muito melhores do que trabalhar nas indústrias, até porque China já é um bom parceiro comercial do Brasil. Brasil precisa de bons desenvolvedores, nada mais do que TI e trabalhos remotos.
@@andremachado2538 vai sonhando. Que país se desenvolveu sem se industrializar? A China já tem suas próprias tecnologias pra não ser capacho dos eua, coisa q nós adoramos ser
@@alexmarsh4226 Ué, achei que você não fosse brasileiro
In Brazil, generally services and food are cheap, but on the other hand, imported products or products that contain imported parts are very expensive, including technology items are very expensive because the government charges a lot of taxes.
Agree, except services and food are also not cheap, because these too have a lot of taxes. They may not be as expensive compared to other countries, merely because we are food producers. Also just comparing dollar price is not really the most accurate representation to compare prices, because the dollar value in relation to e.g. the reference salary is different in each country.
ERRADO, não pregue mentiras e desinformação... O PREÇO COMPOSTO DO IPHONE de 1100 dolares já é COM LUCRO DA APPLE, DO VAREJISTA OU DISTRIBUIDOR, TEM OS IMPOSTOS QUE A APPLE E OS VAREJISTAS PAGAM, ou seja esse preço é de VENDA. você não pega o preço de PDV e lasca ele como se fosse o preço a ser vendido no BRASIL, afinal a Apple traz estes produtos em uma MODALIDADE totalmente diferente de UMA PESSOA FISICA que essa sim compra o produto a preço PDV... a APPLE DEVE QUE APLICA o preço de FABRICA já com impostos e tudo incluido aos varejistas brasileiros, mais acrescido o valor dos impostos, o que JAMAIS irá dar esse valor todo que disseram de 1900 dolares, onde dizem que 800 dolares praticamente são de impostos. O que é uma mentira descarada, existe um ALTO LUCRO DA APPLE E OUTRAS EMPRESAS ESTRANGEIRAS que operam no Brasil, e eles aproveitam dessa mentira e retorica de impostos, e continuam cobrando altos preços, pois sempre tem consumidor, e as pessoas jamais irão desconfiar que a culpada em partes é a empresa, porém ela deixa o governo levar toda a culpa. 1100 é o preço de venda nos EUA, no Brasil esse mesmo preço estaria proximo dos impostos, lucro do varejista, impostos do varejista, etc, eu chuto que a composição do preço do iphone deve ser de uns 1300 a 1400 dolares, igual ao Mexicano, o resto é puro lucro descarado. Cito como exemplo os carros fabricados no Brasil da Wolkswagen, que quando são exportados para a Argentina, o preço lá é 2 vezes inferior ao do Brasil, quando vamos analisar a tabela de custos do carro, o preço de produção dele é super baixo, um gol deve custar 15 mil para ser fabricado, porém eles vendem quase a 50 mil reais, não é imposto, pois mesmo com impostos a 100% o valor daria uns 30 mil reais. São MARGENS DE LUCROS EXORBITANTES explorando o Brasil. Detalhe que a Apple monta alguns Iphones no Brasil, na Zona Franca de Manaus onde DIGO, NÃO TEM IMPOSTOS, é uma ZONA QUE DÁ BENEFICIOS FISCAIS, OU SEJA FICA MAIS BARATO PRODUZIR. Claro que nem todos os iphones vendidos aqui são produzidos localmente, muitos são importados. Além do mais quando falamos de Importação e compras diretas do fabricante, falamos de compras em grande ESCALA, em ATACADO, o que faz o preço cair DRASTICAMENTE.
@@MoulesVtuberon the other hand we only get 250 dollars a month so our situation is pretty bad
@@geekleynão viaja. Vai ver o preço de uma melancia no japao
@@alexmarsh4226 O que eu quis dizer sobre alimentos foi que é mais caro do que deveria ser, não que é mais caro que em outros países.
I think Ana has been living abroud for so long that she ended up espreding a little bit of misinformation here lol. Like, I'm brazilian and it has been YEARS since the last time that I have seen a nokia phone. The most used phones here in Brazil nowadays are Samsung, Xiaomi, and older versions of the IPhone (like iPhone 11 for example)
I have two, one xiaomi and one samsung. And although I can pay for a I-Phone, I don''t buy it.
exacly! she probably is consindering the last time she was in brazil, when she was a young adult and was in university, but rn people here don't use nokia phones anymore
Mas existe sim telefones da Nokia, ate poderosos com suas cameras excelentes, um bom processador e sistema android. Se não me engano tinha sim a Divisão da Microsoft que tinha comprado os direitos de produção e nome da Nokia, a Linha chamada Lumia. Minha mãe tinha um telefone desse que ela comprou em 2013, ele era com o Windows Phone, ai eles cairam em desuso. Mas parece que os novos vem com android.
@@transcendenciainformal9149nenhum dos casos faz sentido.. Os Nokias com sistema da Microsoft foram até 2016.. Desde então pararam de produzir, ou seja, ninguém compra mais há muito tempo.. Os que surgiram agora mal tem mercado pra Ana mencionar.. Ela deve ser usuária de iPhone e não tá muito por dentro
Sorry for being boring, but as someone from Nokia's home country 🇫🇮 (our national pride, kind of), I'd summarize Nokia's story as follows. Nokia Corporation was founded in 1967 and it produced rubber boots and tyres. In 1988, it split into Nokian Tyres (in the top 10 in the world) and Nokia Corporation with the latter switching their focus on the mobile technology (the boots' section has continued on their own too).
Nokia Corp partnered with Microsoft in 2011 to use Windows as the operating system, but that flopped and they sold their mobile business to Microsoft in 2013. The deal prohibited Nokia from making their own phones.
In 2016, HMD Global (founded by Nokia's former employees) purchased the Nokia branded feature phone business from Microsoft, while Nokia Corporation and HMD signed a licencing deal for the smartphone and devices business. However, that deal has come to an end in 2024, so from this summer/autumn on the manufacturer HMD no longer makes the Nokia branded smartphones, tablets, TVs, or other Nokia branded home electronics (apart from the basic feature phones); they'll carry HMD's brand instead from now moving forward.
Nowadays, Nokia Corporation itself produces the telecommunications infrastructure, but it has started to struggle recently, despite striking deals with the 🇺🇸 US government.
I have a Nokia T20 tablet (Android) myself and its Nokia app changed its name to HMD this spring. I assume they call it a HMD T20 now which is ridiculous in my opinion, and I don't see them having success under that name. 🙄
I'm not a fan of that club (I cheer for 🇪🇸 Atlético), but a few days ago 🇪🇸 FC Barcelona even announced a partnership with HMD, so they are trying though.
Please I need Ana and Andrea together again, the videos with both of them are amazing, I miss so much
Except in the cause of the iPhone, everything is cheaper when you're a tourist and come to visit Brazil, but for the people that lives here it's pretty expensive.
Depende. Em alguns lugares, os vendedores, quando percebem que tem turista gringo, se aproveitam disso pra meter a faca. No Mercadão de São Paulo, por exemplo, isso parece acontecer bastante, com base em alguns relatos que eu já vi.
@@luancsf123 alguns são desonestos, mas n muda o fato das coisas serem mais baratas pra quem visita do que pra quem mora
Except imported products, especially related to technology like phones, computers, video games,cars...
Considering that everyone there is in Korea, but they are all from Western countries, Western foods in Korea will not have the same price or quality as in the country of origin and the opposite also happens.
In France, personally I find starbucks coffee awful. Also, the small size is very big and expensive ( it was more than 4€ like 6-7 years ago), it is better to buy coffee from other local cafés (tastier and cheaper).
Same in Brazil.
Why didn't you put the prices from highest to lowest or something? It made really annoying to compare them.
Ikr!!!
Just pause. Its a video.
Ikr? At first it got me confused but then I realized it was not in any oder. So I had to go back and start pausing when the prices chart popped up.
@@leandroatreides It actually is alphabetically ordered except for USA because seems to be the standard of comparison here (USD), hence why it is fixed first.
Movie tickets in Brazil have a HUGE pricing range
I'm from Querétaro and I've been living here for 30 years. There's always been public bus transportation. It used to be $5 mxn ($.25 usd) but now it's around $11 mxn ($.55 usd). Actually it improved significantly the last three years. Also, there has never been a Public Pickup Truck System, that does happen in other areas of the country, especially in the mountains, but as far as I know, Querétaro's capital city has never had Pickup Trucks as public transportation.
Im also queretana, but maybe she's talking about the taxis, there's some pick up trucks as taxis
shes talking about people using thier own cars to travel are you stupid
The problem isn't only the Brazilian taxes but a thing that the tech tubers and sites calls as the Apple dollar because it is normally as 1,8/1.9 times as the real dollar price in Brazilian Market
In Mexico fast food is almot the same price as fast food in the US but homemade or street food is definitly cheaper and way better
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Con el sabor que le da el sudor de doña pelos
Something to take account of, that Elysa mentionned, is that in EU (not all of Europe), food regulations are more and more strict, which is generally not the case in the Americas. Therefore yeah, chicken will be cheaper there, but in EU, it won't have hormones inside, use of bleaching is forbidden, etc.
you can find the same here in america too lol
@@kaybay5210 hence my use of "generally"
In the case of Brazil, the agricultural sector is very strong, making up a large part of the GDP.
@@somebodyandnobody-fs9dr True, that's why beef is so cheap there.
I would have liked to see the prices in relation to minimum wage, or something else to that effect. Because 4$ in France is nearly equivalent to 1.5$ in Brasil (taking the prices of chicken as example).
Brazil is a continental country, it's not just about São Paulo and Rio, there are other cities where the prices mentioned are lower, which ends up compensating for the lower salary compared to other countries.
Do you can’t compare the price without calculating the minimum salary. The calculation is, salary porcentagem x price of the Big Mac, for exemplo.
Yeah, as Ana pointed out, what may seem cheap to others is very expensive for the people living there.
Brazil imports Iphone from China- It's a Ship meant for latin america....unlike border trade that Mexico gets from the US made iphones.
- EU costs are reduced bcoz of Chinese BRI Train to Poland.
Fees, taxes and inflation make the price of the iPhone expensive in Brazil. If inflation were taken out or 30 years ago, the price would probably be much lower than it is today.
And now not only iPhones but even Chinese brands are overlly taxed to the point where people are sticking with their 4~5yo models instead of buying new ones. Brazil taxes and burocracy are stupidly expensive.
@@ayoncruz Eu só tive 2 smartphones na vida. Um Samsung Galaxy S4 que comprei em 2014 e usei até 2021 e o meu atual, um Samsung Galaxy S20 FE.
O S4 custou 900 reais em 2014 e o S20 FE custou 1800 em 2021. Agora o S23 FE está 2200 reais.
E assim, por INCRÍVEL que parece, não é só rico que compra iphone, e isso é um problema, não que pobre classe média não pode ter, mas aceitam pagar um valor ABSURDO pelo produto. A apple também ama colocar preços altos aqui, porque o povo compra. A MESMA COISA COM CARROS.
@@FallenLight0 Verdade, eu tbm só troco de celular quando quebra ou esta visivelmente defasado. Mas não é muito boa prática, já que a maioria dos modelos antigos começa a ter problema de segurança pela falta de atualizações. Nesse sentido os iPhone ao menos tinham essa vantagem de terem atualizações por mais tempo. Hoje é besteira querer ter um iphone no Brasil, ou qualquer modelo premium de qualquer marca na verdade, especialmente se vc for classe de média pra baixo. Além de custar caro, vc tem grandes chances de ter ele roubado antes mesmo de terminar de pagar metade das prestações
Apple also targets richer audiences here and has higher profit margins per iPhone for sure (Samsung, on the other hand, has decent prices), but for people who still want one, it is very common to simply buy in the gray market, where it costs much less than in official stores (but still much higher than in the US).
That’s why a lot of Brazilians emigrants resale used European iPhones to Brazilians
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I'm also from Querétaro, Mexico and we DEFINITELY have bus stops and MOST PEOPLE use public transportation (buses) the average cost of one ride is 0.6 us dlls but if you take another (the second) ride ( bus) from inside the bust stop is for free.
The Italian girl is such a cutie, would like to see more of her.
Dafne coming up with Tepito and the 3L Coke is sending me to Mexican heaven, you nailed girl!
In Finland 🇫🇮, they rarely sell the 2L versions, so a Coca-Cola Original 1,5L is around 2,95€, but a Coca-Cola Zero costs less, 2,69€. Funnily enough, a 2-pack of Zero seems to be just 3,99€, but a 2-pack of Original costs whooping 4,99€. 😮 I'm pretty sure I bought a bottle of Coca-Cola Zero 2L for 1€ (I don't remember if they were even 2-packs each time) when I lived in 🇪🇸 Madrid. 🤔
The common lifestyle in Finland is salty and expensive than Spain it's sad this situation.
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Yes i remember it was like a promotion once in Mercadona,a pack of 2 bottles of 2 liters for 2€. Wich is not that crazy,because if you think about,most of the content is actually tap wates,wich costs like 40 cents per cubic meter wich is 1000 Liters
Queretaro?! Yes!! I’m from there as well! Close to Ezequiel montes! :)
Deberian grabar mas videos con Dafne
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Krl essa mexicana é muito linda
Laura is from Barcelona. In Barcelona the ticket is like 2,50euros
The bus/metro ticket in Paris costs 2.15€ if you buy it outside the bus. If you buy your ticket inside the bus, it is 2.50€.
But it is 1.73€/unit if you buy 10 tickets at once. Otherwise, there is a monthly pass for all public transports for 86€, of which at least 50% will be reimbursed to you by your employer.
France prices make it unbelievable to see how efficiently Paris Olympics was managed in low budget.
- France has the most beautiful women in Europe.
- Indian perspective
(No offense to others)
Eu amo a Ana
Eu só tive 2 smartphones na vida. Um Samsung Galaxy S4 que comprei em 2014 e usei até 2021 e o meu atual, um Samsung Galaxy S20 FE.
O S4 custou 900 reais em 2014 e o S20 FE custou 1800 em 2021. Agora o S23 FE está 2200 reais.
E assim, por INCRÍVEL que parece, não é só rico que compra iphone, e isso é um problema, não que pobre classe média não pode ter, mas aceitam pagar um valor ABSURDO pelo produto. A apple também ama colocar preços altos aqui, porque o povo compra. A MESMA COISA COM CARROS.
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The subway in São Paulo is also very modern and well kept, so the price, I would say, is cheap for the kind of service you get.
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The reason why Brazil seems too cheap is that one dollar for us is around 5,6 reais and one euro here is 6,1 reais
Ana did not explain the phone thing correctly about brazil. Basically in Brazil is still very common to see IPhones, however not the latest ones, people still buy old Iphones such as the IPhone 8, 9, 10. Other than IPhones we have lots of samsung, motorola, and xiaomi. Most of the times, we do not buy the latest phone since it could cost up to 10 minimum wages. So here is very common to have low-cost phones that have less features and quality. Normally an average price phone here would cost 150-200 dollars.
Brazil's yearly median income is $7k, not $500 as suggested elsewhere. People in Brazil tend to give salaries in monthly wages here rather than annual wages. And it does include a month of paid vacation, unlimited paid medical leave, 6 months paid maternity leave, etc.
Wow it seems so good to live like a slave!
Ana, not only very rich people buy 2k Iphones here in Brazil. As they are perceived as luxury itens, lots of people with less money make a huge effort to buy one so they can get a sense of belonging within some peers. Usually these people makes 500 dolars a month, and they pay these iphones in 12 to 24 installments.
i loved to see how people from outside of Brasil are also outraged by how much expensive everything here is
No, inflation didn't happen because of the minimum wage. 🙄 In fact, wages are farther behind the cost of living than ever.
Inflation didn't happen because of increasing minimum wage, but certain products and goods had prices increased due to the increased minimum wage. It's inevitable. Some industries with small margins always choose between reducing labor costs or increasing prices to keep that margins.
@@HalHamzai think what he's saying is that minimum wage didn't increase at all. I think McDonald's is paying workers more but the federal minimum wage is still the same
About coffee in Brazil, I think we have way much less culture for buying on Starbucks and so, is considered a premium more common for rich people, we generally make the coffee in our home at morning before going to work, and we are are a big coffee producer, so we consume a lot and it is not that expensive when you prepare it at home.
I liked this format.
For the cinema here in the states it depends at what time u go if u go before 12pm it's usually 6 dollars
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Movie Ticket in Brazil can be even cheaper than $4. Here we have some discounts based on the day of the week and discount if you are student, so if you are a student and go on the beginning of the week it would be around $2.7
In my city, in the old theater, the ticket goes for U$1,5(R$8)
6:00 Tadinha, não usamos Nokia. Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Essa marca não existe mais aqui. Usamos mais Samsung, Motorola e iPhone antigos (iPhone 7, 8, XR 11). O que não vale o preço
acho que o que mais vejo o pessoal usando é samsung e iphone, talvez xiaomi
Na verdade a Nokia continua produzindo celulares. Só não são mais tão populares no Brasil, mas eles ainda são vendidos no país. E sim, agora eles vêm com sistema Android.
Acho que a Ana deve estar a uns 6 anos na Coreia. Xiaomi e Samsung são principais celulares, meu último celular era da LG e eles nem produzem mais. agora uso um xiaomi.
Xiaomi!
Onde é que fica esses frangos de 5 reais que eu quero saber
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5 dólares meu caro, 20 reias e pouco
@@Biancardini-12 estava escrito 1,5 dólares amigo, já fiz a conversão
Brasil 🇧🇷 ❤Portugal 🇵🇹
Eating bacon and eggs with Gouda cheese melted on it and coffee for breakfast while watching this. Good stuff.
Pork is cheap in our part of the US. Good pig country. People have huge tracts of land.
Where is Mexico in the title?
In Spain, the price of the bus ticket depends of the city I guess, maybe in the capital is more expensive like 2€ but in my city (I live on the north of Spain) is 1.50€. If you have the transport card the price for an adult it's 0.38€
Man… normally we look at other countries and find them more exotic/beautiful than ours but i am Mexican and i just find Dafne(mexico) so beautiful and love her vibe
I buy and cook my own food because going out to eat is too expensive. That not including tip. I can go to a restaurant and order a meal and expect to pay $30-$50 tax and tip included. Going to the movies is super expensive if you buy your food and snacks at the theater. Go to Wal Mart first and sneak them in. Sling packs and Fanny packs are normal now so you can fill those up without too much suspicion.
la gente algunas veces cree que es barato, pero uno debe de considerar el ingreso medio de una persona en mexico u otro pais
i was really surprised by how expensive the movie ticket price in these countries.
where i live you can go to the cinema for 2 USD
with 3 USD you can get IMAX, and velvet class for 5 USD (bed, blanket and table for food)
from my experience, in the transportation in Rome is much more cheaper than Milan, here you spend at least 2.50 euros. and it has increased in the last few years a lot. same for the food in general in italy, everything is much more expensive than like 3-4 years ago
I still can’t keep off my eyes from the Spain girl, i love her accent. ( plus she looks like twice nayeon 😭)
Going to the cinema in Spain depends on the city you live and the cinema you go, I live on the north and in my city are two cinemas, one is arround 7€ and the other is 4.70€. What is expensive is the popcorn or drinks inside, so most people buy snacks outside the cinema, when I go with my friends we buy McDonald's and have dinner while watching the movie.
o méxico tendo a feira do troca também kkkkkkkkkkkk
As for europe please distinguish of west and middle-east Europe. Middle/east europeans (omitting germany and austria) dont earn so much as west uuropeans. Many items are way cheaper here.
iPhone is pretty popular here in Brazil, but the people pay in like 12 installments or more, and a lot of people buy a old version like iPhone 14, 13, 12 or even 11
The taxes on imported goods in Brazil are enormous! I believe it’s 100% taxation for almost all of manufactured goods like cellphones.
But in France, in little cities we have cinema at 6€
One thing people don't know about Brazil and it should've been mentioned there is that here poor people have access to a lot of expensive stuff because with credit cards we can pay anything in installments. So when the spanish asked what kind of cellphone do people use here, I'd say a lot of them use iphones, because they pay it in like 18 or even 24 installments
in Brazi we do earn less money but it's cheaper to live cause we do produce a lot of food and services cost less because (again) we earn less money
we have public access to health and education systems and every worker can buy his own house... there's not a lot of places known for that
so when a foreign comes to live in Brazil with their dollars/euros, relying on our public services, for sure it's a paradise (out of the big cities criminal activities are not a big issue; the car entrance front gate of my house is locked open for more than a week and I'm not worried)
Yes people forget its all relative. People see high western wages but forget the high cost of living, most of the modern world averages out for the average job I would say.
Great video
Coffe in Brazil is normally free in restaurants. They will have a small table near the entry with coffe and something sweet, some will also have hot milk, hot water and teas, a lot with also have "rapadura" a brazilian sweet that is like pieces of dried sugar cane juice. And is always good coffe too, because our culture coffe is something super common and expected, and we also the biggest producer in the world, so coffe after meals is a expected courtesy.
I wonder if Beef is free too. Argentina and Brasil raise lots of cattle for export.
@@snowdog03 é pago.
@@snowdog03 No but is quite easy to get invited to a bbq XD Not only both Brazil and Argentina loves making bbq all the time(like almost every sunday in some families) but brazilians are super friendly and will often invite all kinds of random people, and if you are a gringo(this term is bad in Mexico but is a normal term used for any person outside latin America in Brazil) for sure a brazilian will you invite you for one. hahaha
@@TheLunaKeat I'm in Cleveland. I do have a Facebook lady friend who is in Chiapas, Mexico.
@@snowdog03 ... okay?
Apple products are sold for less $ in China. Chinese refuse to pay what they cost in the states. That's why they need to charge more elsewhere.
They refuse to pay because they cant. Salaries are much lower in China so its either sell at a reduced margin or don't sell.
Would be interesting to see the % that it represents of the minimum wage for each country, what Ana did for the coffee...
She did wrong though, this coffee is like 1% of minimum wage, and Starbucks isn't common in Brazil, I personally never saw one store in my life. People tend much more to buy pure Coffe or with milk, for something around 1 dollar or less
@@protonico2821 sim, é verdade
@@protonico2821 She is from São Paulo, here we got a lot of Starbucks coffee shops
I want to know to which movie theaters ana goes, because for the last ten years the prices are around 10 to 20 dollars to go the movies, while when I was a teen it was about 3 dollars, or 1,30 with student discount.
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2:49 Quem disse que a quinta série brasileira é eterna só nos homens? kkkkkkkkjkjkjkjkj olha a Ana ali...
McDonalds have much cheaper deals in Brazil nowadays. BigMac sandwich alone cost like less than 3 dollars
Really interresting. Usa prices have UP so hard.... But in fact France have 15% Price higher easily now.
Bus ticket 2.5€ now, chicken take like 20% more , pork not far.
The last Time seeing a movie 21€ juste with the Moving chair...
And im from south like "cannes" or "nice" places....
There are less choice to buy too for foods.
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Not all prices in this video is not for all 50 US states.
if feel like the cost of a big mac is not a good metric for the cost of living/inflation in a country anymore
Some parts of the video concerning Brazil need clarification. It's not accurate to say that "most people don't even earn minimum wage". Actually, the average wage is about twice the minimum, though it's still low. But it's worth noting that Brazil's got a much bigger informal economy than European countries, so a lot of what people make is from informal work and doesn't show up in the official stats. Another important point to mention is the huge gap between different parts of Brazil, especially between the north and south. The south is the wealthiest, and in many ways, it's not much different from southern Europe when considering indicators like the Human Development Index (HDI) and purchasing power parity (PPP). While poorer areas up north and in parts of the centre-south are still behind the national average, rich neighbourhoods in São Paulo and some cities in the south have HDI and PPP that match some of the wealthiest regions in Europe, including Scandinavia, Luxembourg, and Switzerland.
in finland we pay a lot more
When is about meat, fruits or most kind of food I think Brazil has the cheapest prices because Brazil is one of the biggests in exportation these things in the world
Laura is so beautiful and gorgeous ❤❤❤
I really like the shape of her eyes. :)
Same economics mistake all over the world: minimum wage is NOT an economic parameter, but a political arbitrary one.
Brazil has a lot of abusive taxes, and $1 it's R$6 (brazillian money), so it's 6 times more expensive for brazillians.
Besides, minimum wage is much lower than oder countries.
For example: the iPhone costs $2000, but in the local currency it's 2000 x 6= R$12000. The minimum wage in Brazil is R$1400 per month, so you have to work 9 months to buy an iPhone. It's insane!
I don't know where Ana is from but saying that most Brazilians don't even make minimum wage is completely out of the box.
The national Minimum wage is the very lowest that you'll be paid for full hours. Then there's the regional Wage depending on the state (which is higher than the National) and finally you have the wage according to your class if work.
I never met anyone thar actually gets paid the national minimum wage salary.
interesting how the countries that have cheap food related items have expensive electronics and processed food and vice versa
Fruits are expensive in Korea and Japan but very cheap in China. It's not the same around East Asia.
McDonalds and similar franchises are middle class luxuries in Mexico, not cheap food.
Cinemas in Mexico are really nice, there are several types of categories, for example Cinepolis, has the basic version, then there is the Cinepolis VIP, Cinepolis IMAX etc. which are more expensive but seats are very comfortables and can be reclined almost as if you were in a bed, and each seat has a button on the side so that every time you press it a waiter arrives and you can order a lot of different type of food. And the great variety of flavors in popcorn, caramel,dorito, takis, chetos.
The ticket costs 10 dollars (Cinepolis VIP), but obviously with food you can spend up to 20 dollars per person. Real bussines is the food.
You can tell its been a long time since the Spanish girl had been to Spain because since 2 years ago the government has invested in public transportation to make it cheaper, like the city I live in (Palma de Mallorca) has been completely free for residents for the last 2 years
In Brazil most of people use Xiaomi (Redmi), Samsung and Apple. What happen with Apple is kinda interesting because even poor people when they get a job they save their money to get an iphone. Nobody uses Nokia and Motorolla is not strong as it used to be 10 years ago. Cinema i would say depends where you are in brazil. Big citties are 10 dollars ticket, small citties it is easy 4 dollars
Brasil é um grande fazendão de comida.
bro pig 2$ for how much is it? a kilo? twos? or one pound? i need for comparison
US prices don't include the Value Added Tax.
Taxes in Brazil are extremely expensive, but thankfully at least fruit isn't expensive here.
The bus was $1.50 in NYC back in the late 90's when I was in Jr. High
O café é 1% do salário minimo, não 10%. 10% seria loucura kkkkk
I from Brazil, and I and my wife went to the cinema yesterday, I paid for the best room, (which has reclined chairs and looked like armchairs) and it cost me 155 reais ( 29 dollars ) it's very expensive.
Grocery shopping in Asia is expensive? You mean Korea? Cuz fruits and other stuff here in SEA way more affordable
4:23 Actually the 15 Pro Max is 3x medium wage (7x minimum wage) Brazil
It's still expensive I know
I believe the most used phones in Brazil are Samsung, Apple and Xiaomi. These are the main brands here. I don't know when was the last time I saw a Nokia phone...
Nokia does not exist in Brazil. I don't know where Ana got that information from. We mainly use Samsung and Motorola.
Ela usou o parâmetro de mais de 7 anos atrás 😂😂😂 ela até fala em uma parte do vídeo, acho que na época que ele tava aqui ainda tinha o windows phone da Nokia 😂😂😂
@@janiedsoncosta6249mesmo 7 anos atrás já faria pouco mais de um ano que a Nokia parou de vez de produzir celulares no geral