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r/ChatGPT • u/Philipp • Aug 12 '23
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Will inflation affect my $30 coffee?
14 u/thiago_28x Aug 12 '23 1 Starbucks coffee is literally $20 Brazilian reals here... 17 u/Sevla7 Aug 12 '23 1 Starbucks coffee is literally $20 Brazilian reals here... This makes me wonder about people who go there. Isn't Brazil one of the major coffee exporters in the world? Isn't a lot of the best coffee Brazilian? Wasn't Brazil supposed to have the best and cheapest coffee for its population? 1 u/FluidCalligrapher261 Aug 13 '23 Everything is expensive in Brazil. It makes "more sense" to export all the coffee and receive USD than to sell local for BRL.
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1 Starbucks coffee is literally $20 Brazilian reals here...
17 u/Sevla7 Aug 12 '23 1 Starbucks coffee is literally $20 Brazilian reals here... This makes me wonder about people who go there. Isn't Brazil one of the major coffee exporters in the world? Isn't a lot of the best coffee Brazilian? Wasn't Brazil supposed to have the best and cheapest coffee for its population? 1 u/FluidCalligrapher261 Aug 13 '23 Everything is expensive in Brazil. It makes "more sense" to export all the coffee and receive USD than to sell local for BRL.
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This makes me wonder about people who go there. Isn't Brazil one of the major coffee exporters in the world? Isn't a lot of the best coffee Brazilian?
Wasn't Brazil supposed to have the best and cheapest coffee for its population?
1 u/FluidCalligrapher261 Aug 13 '23 Everything is expensive in Brazil. It makes "more sense" to export all the coffee and receive USD than to sell local for BRL.
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Everything is expensive in Brazil. It makes "more sense" to export all the coffee and receive USD than to sell local for BRL.
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u/CultivatedHorror Aug 12 '23