Young people these days don't work hard and complain about social injustice all day long. A friend of mine named Xiao Liu works at a private company with a monthly salary of 3,000 yuan. The company provides food and accommodation, so he can save about 2,500 yuan a month. He walks to work because his dorm is close to the company, and walking also gives him exercise. His monthly phone bill is around 20–30 yuan. He doesn't buy clothes or shoes, doesn't smoke, doesn't drink, and if there are gatherings, they are hosted by others, so he doesn't need to spend much money. He allocates 100 yuan a month for daily necessities.
He doesn't have a girlfriend, so he doesn't spend any money in that regard. Those ridiculous jokes (iuuinn)
For transportation, he occasionally takes the bus when going out, costing him about 20 yuan a month.
On weekends the company cafeteria is closed, so there are 8 days a month he needs to prepare his own meals: 3 yuan for steamed buns and soy milk in the morning, 6 yuan for lunch, and 6 yuan for dinner, totaling 120 yuan a month.
He usually doesn't go out to play when not at work and just reads books, so he spends around 30 yuan a month on books.
Other unexpected expenses total about 500 yuan a month, which he then saves in the bank.
By living frugally and saving hard for a year, he managed to save 30,000 yuan. With an additional 1.97 million yuan from his dad, he was finally able to buy a Land Rover worth 2 million yuan.
Young people these days...
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