One US dollar was worth five hryvnia, or five Ukrainian dollars, there. And everything was cheap, for an American anyway. A cut and highlights for my hair that I would pay about $100 US dollars for here cost me just $15 US dollars there. A taxi ride across the city cost me only $1 to $2 dollars. So in US standards, Ukraine seems like a poor country but the people there still manage to get by on the "low" wages that they earn...
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A cut and highlights for my hair that I would pay about $100 US dollars for here cost me just $15 US dollars there. A taxi ride across the city cost me only $1 to $2 dollars. So in US standards, Ukraine seems like a poor country but the people there still manage to get by on the "low" wages that they earn...
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