1.89 liters (0.5 gallons) of gasoline

One avocado

32-oz. (~950 mL) convenience store fountain drink (soda/iced tea/frozen slushy)

2-liter bottle of Coke/Pepsi/Dr. Pepper at grocery (on sale)

12 eggs (on sale), 6 eggs (not on sale)

One can of condensed soup (and change)

A head of iceberg lettuce

A loaf of pre-sliced bread (store brand, on sale)

450-gram box of dry pasta

1 apple.

0,5 litre of cheap beer
or a can of herring in tomato sauce
or 250 gramm of bread.

So, 3$ and you got a nice meal!

You're cheap.

Or really expensive.

nothing we use € (euro). But with 0.87 cent I can get water from water tap in my house... seriously 0.87 cent are very few here.
1 cup coffee is usually 1€ (you can find it for a lower price but 1€ is average)

Mugged and mocked.

Heh, that's one way to look at it.


Regarding the topic, the Big Mac Index (BMI?) might give people an indication of price differences between countries:

http://www.economist.com/content/big-mac-index

Thanks, It does give a somewhat indication.

Quite frankly - Norway is one of THE most expensive countries in the world. You can't even shop vegetables or fruits for 1 usd (about 8 nok). The only thing you can get here with that is a bit more than 1 hg of candy (usually 6 to 7 nok per hg), and when the shops decides to dump their prices in a pricewar, it's nothing else than candy and hot dogs. :-)

EDIT: Not far from where I live, they sell "original norwegian food" (yeah right!) to tourists for about 36 USD per plate (not including coffee or soda).

Any sex you pay $1 for is almost certainly going to be worse (in one way or another) than both free sex and really expensive sex. :)

Anyone who charges you for an ass whoopin' is trying to rip you off. Ask around a bit -- you're bound to find lots of people who'll happily do it for free! =D

Any car wash that costs just a dollar is probably gonna be worse than just letting your car stay dirty a while longer. ; )

EDIT: Any series of unrelated one-line posts where every line starts with "Any" is in dire need of en editor. : P

A brand name yogurt.

One loaf of white bread or one croissant

5 eggs

700 g of potatoes

1 chocolate bar or 2 coffees in a vending machine

15% of a decent meal at my job's cafeteria

7% of my usual menu at the restaurant et the corner of my street

Yeah, I'm hungry, how did you guess?

Others are fine but you'd have to search quite a bit to find a place which serves vegetarian lunch at $1. (in my state at least, would have been easy until a year ago though)

A Humble Bundle

Pretty sure that's everywhere.