17.12.2025 20:31
A Turkish citizen shared their grocery shopping on social media, which cost the equivalent of 25 Swiss Francs for one hour of minimum wage. The moments captured by the citizen, who posted what they bought with one hour's minimum wage, made people wonder, "Should we go to that country?"
A Turkish citizen living in Switzerland shared a video of their grocery shopping done with the minimum wage for 1 hour (25 Swiss Francs), which quickly became a hot topic on social media.
The purchasing power difference between Europe and Turkey was once again highlighted by a video shared on social media.
LOOK AT WHAT THEY BOUGHT WITH 1 HOUR OF MINIMUM WAGE
A Turkish citizen in Switzerland showed one by one what they could buy with just 25 Swiss Francs, the equivalent of 1 hour of work.
The citizen purchased 2 bananas, 500 grams of grapes, 250 grams of strawberries, an energy drink, 550 grams of wings, chips, 1 kilogram of yogurt, 1 package of pasta, 1 loaf of bread, and half a kilogram of lemons with 1 hour of minimum wage. The moments shared by the citizen made people wonder, "Should we go to that country?"