The cost of living in Beverly Hills is rising every day.
In Beverly Hills, I woke up, took a breath, paid $200. Example. A chronicle of the cost of living for one day in Beverly Hills, where $600 is nothing. Yesterday I went for a Japanese massage not in a luxury salon - $300 with mandatory tip, took a taxi twice - $60, lunch with water and one dish - $35, manicure and pedicure - $200 (and this is the kind of service you want leave as soon as you came).
Salaries, if you don’t know what they cost, look decent. Uber drivers who work in food delivery receive 5-8 thousand dollars, workaholic Uber black drivers receive more than 10 thousand. A good doctor with his own practice can bring home from 500 thousand to a million dollars a year. A trip to a good cosmetologist costs 300-400 dollars, plus a mandatory tip of 20 percent - if you don’t give it, next time you won’t get it, they’ll put it on a blacklist. I won’t even write medical prices - it could be a million, or five, if something serious, so everyone is forced to pay life insurance every month for at least 500 dollars for each family member. And it’s not a god in America to get into a situation where lawyers are needed. When you come to Moscow after LA and go to salons and restaurants, you see the bills, and tears of happiness flow down your cheeks. Fairy tale.
Author: Yunia Pugacheva
