🗣Your account of living conditions and the economic crisis — Monday, 23 Shahrivar:

🗣Your account of living conditions and the economic crisis — Monday, 23 Shahrivar:

🔹From Bandar Abbas: Until last week, I used to buy a local bread called “koloki” for 7,400 tomans, but now it’s become 23,000 tomans. I ask the baker why it has gotten so expensive. He says the price of flour prepared under free pricing has tripled.

🔹In the Traffic Guidance and Driving Department in Saveh, they treat women who don’t wear headscarves very abusively and force them to be given black headscarves so they can enter the office.

🔹A boys’ shirt for a first-grade child, size 1, costs 900 thousand tomans.

🔹We are parents who both work, but with this severe inflation, we can’t send two elementary school children to school with the basic supplies they need.

🔹From Dezful: Today, the principal told parents that you must add a manteau/hooded scarf (maqna‘eh) to the clothes of pre-kindergarten girls; it’s mandatory. Part of the uniform has become this.

🔹They announced that cars worth more than one billion tomans only have free gasoline on their card. Cars with an age of more than 20 years are the same. Now you tell me what percentage of cars can put fuel priced at 1,500 and 3,000 tomans? In practice, they’ve made gasoline “free.”

🔹I work out in bodybuilding. Not only can’t I eat meat and chicken as much as I need, the price of my sports supplements has gone from 2 million to 8 million tomans. The gym membership fee is added on top of that.

🔹From Tabriz: Yesterday, I changed the axle of a Pride car; it cost 14 million tomans.