A loaf of bread for 99c

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People sure are hungry, but I still think very few poor people can afford to pay 99c a loaf of bread. But, good luck to all other FNB customers that will bear the brunt and make up for the losses. @epah
 
People sure are hungry, but I still think very few poor people can afford to pay 99c a loaf of bread. But, good luck to all other FNB customers that will bear the brunt and make up for the losses. @epah
Lol my ebucks pays for my R240 bank fees + R200 Netflix Premium and R85 Apple music and 50gb iCloud. It also pays for my Prime video at R90 monthly.
 
Lol my ebucks pays for my R240 bank fees + R200 Netflix Premium and R85 Apple music and 50gb iCloud. It also pays for my Prime video at R90 monthly.

See, this is where inequality starts. They should take some of your ebucks you spend on this snot and give to the poor so they can eat.
 
BS. Everyone needs to buy groceries and toiletries. I just buy it at Checkers and Clicks.

You get way too much net salary. A large portion of that too should go to the poor to fight inequality.
 
It already does ;)

Clearly not enough. Will likely need some government intervention, laws and regulation to determine what every single person can and should earn. Maybe one standard salary of R2500 for every person irrelevant of the position or company.
 
Only poor people eat bread either way. I probably eat bread less than 10 times a year.

At least now you can sleep well knowing you will pay for others' bread. All for a good cause.
 
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