oldmanpooslice

We generally get paid much better in Australia, if you directly convert it into $US. However, things generally cost more here too. So an average house is $400-450,000, a coffee is $5 and you easily pay $25-30 for a good meal (per person) or $38 for a good steak (these are Western Australian prices). So it doesn't necessarily translate that well, just converting $AU $US.

Not entirely sure what he US prices are for those things, tho..?

I'm buying coffee in Perth, my friend, where everything is fucking expensive.

But only come here if you're white, please. And preferably not by boat. We definitely don't like that.

Hi Gray. I'm just about to start a new job as a youth worker for a tertiary-based youth cancer service. I'm very excited, but obviously also very nervous. Would you have any advice, from your own experience, about what it's like having all these people working around you, and how I could make sure I do a good job for the young people I'll work with?

Where do your farts go?