>$1 = 64.27

>>73337849
If I gave you $1 right now; what would you buy?

$1 = 7,02 kr
I can buy a snickers

>>73337897
Probably spend on coffee & junk food.

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>$1 = 3.7 TL
I could buy 7-8 topkeks with that. They are pretty small but stil...

>>73337849
>$1 = 112kr
I could buy a 500ml soda or a candy bar

>>73337897
3 snickers

>>73337897
A bag of chips probably

>$1=565 colones
I could buy a beer

>>73337849
>$1 = 18.66 MXN
I can buy TWO cans of Dr. Pepper with that!

>>73340848
Kinda pricey don't you think

>>73340923
The dollar or the can of soda?

Do consider one can is 9 Pesos and that 10 Pesos is literal pocket change.

1 USD = 3,14 BRL

JUST fuck my shit up

>>73341016
A can of pop here is like 75 cents in a vending machine

I have a €50 note that no shop would accept in Germany because they wanted smaller bills
So now I'm just stuck with it

>>73341090
75 cents is still like 14 pesos.

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1 USD = 0,94 €
I can buy a baguette but not a croissant though.

>>73341168
Still seems like a lot of for 1 can of pop. I was expecting the price to be like a peso at most

>>73341193
How much is a croissant?

>>73341243
Meh, could be worse.

Again, 10 pesos is basically nothing, you can literally go ask anyone in the street for 10 pesos and they'll give it to you if you just say you need change and show them a 50 peso bill or something.

>>73341319
Ok then

>>73341281
In Paris it can be found for 1€, but it is propoably cheaper outside of Paris.