🗣Your account of living conditions and the economic crisis — Wednesday, 25 Shahrivar:

🔹In 1395, I bought a Peugeot for 29 million. Now I’ve replaced the clutch plate for 40 million.

🔹From Mashhad: I’ve been dealing with migraines for a few years. The medicine I’ve been using for many years can’t be found for the past few months.

🔹I’m retired. As a citizen of Grade 3 in the Islamic Republic system, I really wanted to live the rest of my life in a pleasant place with good weather, away from stress, but thanks to the Islamic Republic, I’m still working just to have a normal life.

🔹For school book registration, 800,000 tomans is taken compulsorily, and without paying, it isn’t possible to register the books. What should families who can’t afford it do? Public schools also take fees of more than 5 million.

🔹The price of iPhone 18 starts at 600 million and goes up to one billion. To buy the cheapest one, an Iranian has to work for at least two and a half years and eat and dress without anything extra, just to be able to put the money together.

🔹Reach the sugar mill workers in Karaj. For three years they’ve been asking to dismiss a group of people, and until now they haven’t even paid the delayed insurance and haven’t paid the outstanding claims of those individuals. The value of these people’s claims becomes less and less valuable day by day, given the current inflation.

🔹I’m a teacher. We are truly going through miserable conditions. Inflation is running wild; my salary doesn’t cover life. My food is tears. I really can’t keep tolerating these many injustices anymore.

🔹From Tehran: I bought two tires for the Peugeot 405 for 17 million tomans. 4 liters of oil and its filter cost 4 million tomans. It used to be 700,000 tomans before. A pair of Baraz tires for the 185 size was 4 tomans a week ago.