Today I will ask them

38 lmao
Living a middleclass life in Porto Alegre RS

15, all in public services cause I live in the country
And it's not a big deal cause everyone here has cars plus generators for snow storms, and if yours isn't working your neighbor will offer to share
0 in everything else

>>213082907
how do you dry your clothes? if you have everything else, why not get a dryer?

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>>213082636 (OP)
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Poorfag is pretty accurate. In all fairness I couldn't count some of the public transport questions because
>What public transport

fun game, I'm a pseudo-sufferer.

>>213083481
brutal, i kneel

45, but really it should be lower because I have low income but rich parents so i don't actually worry too much about money

Honestly this is pretty biased. Most of these things are common in the first world, you'd have to live a pretty sheltered life for it not to happen.

>116
I pray that someone kills me and my family forgets about my miserable self

>>213083596
buddy what is your life what the fuck

>>213083748
I'd say it's pretty average?

>>213083762
you're trolling.

>>213082636 (OP)
rate my results

>>213083596
>Your public transport is unreliable
>Your public transport is too crowded
>You worry about being pickpoketed or hassled on public transport
You get public transport?

unironically only got 9 and they barely count
>more than 10k in debt (mortgage)
>no outdoor space (apartment)
>your country will be worse in 20 years (every country will)
I don't suffer

>>213083596
>Can't drink tap water
>Slow internet
>No internet outside of home
Sorry to say this, but you're a thirdie

>>213082636 (OP)
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bump, cool thread, forces you to reflect

30-50, it varies

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I'm student after all.

>>213083417
NTA, but I have enough space inside and outside my house to hang my clothes which is the same effort, quieter, cheaper and doesn't ruin delicate clothes.

Most of the items are biased/dumb.
>10K debt
No shit, my big ass house and the flat I put up for rent cost more that that
>less than 2000m2 private outdoor
I don't want to mow that much grass,
>1 month for healthcare
It's basically free so yeah, overused. Not that a burger would understand.
>legal trouble for shitposting
Come to think of it, only first world countries have such laws.

>>213082636 (OP)
>Money and Work 13/34
>Material Wealth 6/27
>Public Services 5/34
>Safety 8/40
>Social 2/16
>Culture 2/14
>Total: 36/165 - Psuedo-Sufferer
Kek. Sure man.

Also it's purely American chart, because of the wages, dishwasher, drying machine and some other things

>>213086500
> >legal trouble for shitposting
> Come to think of it, only first world countries have such laws.
Best Korea is suddenly first world

>>213086559
>dishwasher, drying machine
These are common appliances, not just in America lol. They come standard in most apartments nowadays even. lol russia

>>213086692
As I've seen on int. Swedes share washing machines with their neighbours. Is it the same with dishwashers and drying machines?
I even understand a dishwasher, it can save your personal time. But what's the point to have a drying machine?

>>213086779
>Swedes share washing machines with their neighbours
That's usually included as a service to the tenants of the building, yes. It's in case you don't want to buy your own, or one isn't included in the rent (they commonly are nowadays), or if your private machine breaks. Of course the facility services are fully equipped with driers and other laundry-related equipment. Most people want a drier, because there's no reason not to have one. Saves a lot of time and space.

Sharing dishwashers? You must be russian if you think that's realistic in any way shape or form.

>>213086882
>Sharing dishwashers? You must be russian if you think that's realistic in any way shape or form.
Why are you so passive-aggressive? It was just a bant.

>>213086911
> It was just a bant.
Was it? You think having a dishwasher and a drier is some luxury that only Americans can afford, after all. Wouldn't surprise me if you were being serious.

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>>213082636 (OP)
2pts

Internet feels a bit slow

>>213087018
I just haven't thought that euros became so lazy.

>>213086608
>Best Korea is suddenly first world
Have you ever seen a video of a best korean not happy?
That's because they do not suffer, therefore are first world.
Checkmate sir.

>>213082636 (OP)
it's been ok i guess, just want a better job

>>213082636 (OP)
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>>213082636 (OP)

>>213085624
thanks, and nice apu edit

>>213086500
>No shit, my big ass house and the flat I put up for rent cost more that that
mortgages and car payments aren't considered debt in the united states.
>waiting a month for healthcare
that's a bad. don't try to justify it.

>>213082636 (OP)
you don't suffer AT ALL moneywise if you make $45k in SEA so gtfo with your americentric scale.

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I got old and have no future prospects once I lose my job.

>>213094088
presumably if you make 45k in SEA, then you're checking off very few of the other boxes.

>no women/sex category
meaningless

>>213094249
>24
>old
>in SPAIN

>>213094646
whether or not you have a satisfying sex life and/or a girlfriend is purely a matter of your personal worthiness. it has little to do with the socioeconomic conditions around you.

>>213082636 (OP)
Guess I am the typical firstie

>>213082907
>money and work
3/34
>material wealth
9/27
>public services
12/34
>Safety
4/40
>Social
6/16
>Culture
5/14

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