🗣Your account: Living conditions under political repression and military tensions — Thursday, 12 Shahrivar

🔹Today I bought a multivitamin pack for 664 thousand tomans, but the rate printed on the box is 154 thousand. When I complained, they said the goods are from the “qibla” — but they will sell it to me at the new price.

🔹The MacBook I wanted to buy 10 days ago was 130 million tomans; now it’s 220 million. With what hope do we young people continue? How much work do we have to do to be able to buy a 220-million-toman laptop?

🔹For six months now, the company Pishgaman Kavir Yazd hasn’t paid the shareholders’ profit.

🔹In government offices in Zanjan Province, especially police stations, when people go to them, in addition to the bribe—which has become something “normal”—they also give visitors a list of purchases for supplies such as stationery and various invoices, so that people buy and pay.

🔹They’ve ruined the quality of bread; they put lavash flour into sangak bread. On the other hand, price hikes are rampant.

🔹Every day we live through a new story, and we get more and more exhausted. Registering my son’s school is not possible for me with the declared cost of the public school. And I still haven’t been able to pay the rent because whatever income we have goes to the children’s food.

🔹I’m 12 years old. Right now, another child my age in the United States is enjoying his summer, but I’m thinking about how much the dollar and gold will cost.