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I finally understand why prices are high in the city

2015-09-02View Original

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Everyone: I finally understand why prices are high in the city. Someone sang about the city, “Moonlight”! What do you think? :lol:'(
Reply #22015-09-02
I think it’s too difficult to compare different options. For example, when it comes to electrical appliances, if you try to check the same model in several stores, it’s almost impossible to find the same product. Urban electrical appliances are actually more expensive in the suburbs, while clothing is more expensive in large shopping malls
Reply #32015-09-02
Actually, short skits in the city are cheaper than those in the suburbs, and the items in supermarkets aren’t expensive either
Reply #42015-09-02
Long time no see. Have you started your vacation?
Reply #52015-09-03
Oh, I messed it up. Moonlight?
Reply #62015-09-03
It feels like the salary doesn’t increase while everything else does; this is especially true in the cities – cities under the moonlight :(
Reply #72015-09-03
It does seem that prices in the city are a bit high, especially for the green vegetables sold by the old ladies; a bunch of fried dough sticks costs one yuan. But they certainly don’t have any trouble selling them, as demand determines the price

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