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Antipodean is saying that he has direct first hand experience of real examples. I'm not even sure what you're asking for here.

Is the menu on the website up to date? Seems very cheap.

Ok, fair enough.

Yea, but you can always find another one. Some places rent longer than a month I think also

I'm surprised about some of the rents I hear about on here when Airbnb seems cheaper.

Thanks, just curious for a rough sense. I'm not sure how fancy this place is, but that seems a bit cheaper than the US. Not dirt cheap though.

How much does that cost?

Ah ok

That's as of October.

It's not like they would have to go back and look at everything done in the last 70 years and fix everything. They just need to have good policies going forward. That's your total monthly expenses? How can it be that low..

No, someone else said that.

So, a coffee is like 2$? Not too crazy.

Seems like a cool place.

I hope you're right, but if the 90% was the direct result of dysfunctional policies that are being corrected then I don't think we can be sure things will revert to that state even if that was the most common scenario previously.

My comment was that I personally like both.

So, which of those scenarios are we in right now?

I like both

I'm not sure because a lot of people say that Argentina was expensive before and the exchange rate was keeping it artificiality low. On the other hand people tend to overreact to short term trends. Agreed that the higher prices should limit demand which in turn should lower prices. At least in...

The point is that if you don't have enough money to pay for your care then you're in serious trouble. So, I was wondering how much it cost to pay out of pocket and whether that's a viable option.

So, with insurance costs going up so much do you think it makes more sense to just pay out pocket?