🗣Your account: living conditions under political repression and military tensions — Thursday 22 Mordad

🔹Our employed ones are running low on money; woe betide the unemployed. Chicken, meat, rice, and fruit have become memories for us. My husband works at Saipa’s auto company. Our wages and deposits are like last year—are prices also like last year?

🔹After the 40-day war and the restoration of internet access, the volume of IranCell data packages ends sooner than before, despite having higher speeds.

🔹From Shiraz: I bought 4 bananas from a fruit seller, 2 kilograms of potatoes, and 1.5 kilograms of tomatoes, and it came to 784,000 tomans. Is this fair, really?

🔹The situation of price hikes has no resemblance to past price hikes anymore. Many people no longer have the money for their medicines and treatment, and in the middle of this, probably the Leader is there—bringing their people into war and leaving them in poverty, while hiding himself in shelters.

🔹By what standard is the salary of an official teacher with 18 years of experience 27 million tomans? I feel sick about the situation you’ve created.

🔹I bought a pack of pills for 500,000 tomans. I have to take at least one pack of pills in a week. So every week I have to pay 500,000 tomans just for pills? Damn the Islamic Republic.

🔹This matter of the gasoline price increase in Kerman will inevitably be implemented across the whole country. What are people like me—who lost their jobs and, out of desperation, ended up driving for internet taxis—supposed to do? Right now, I already have a problem making ends meet on a daily basis.