But whilst we on the subject, US minimum wage is between $2.60 and $8.40 depending on where you live in the US, averaging at $7.25 p/hr. Here in the UK, minimum wage is $9.53 p/hr, even in the poor areas, so on that basis the average brit has a more luxurious lifestyle then average american, thus making you no better off then us brits...
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I dont see what your luxurious life style has to do with the cost of Windows 7.
But whilst we on the subject, US minimum wage is between $2.60 and $8.40 depending on where you live in the US, averaging at $7.25 p/hr. Here in the UK, minimum wage is $9.53 p/hr, even in the poor areas, so on that basis the average brit has a more luxurious lifestyle then average american, thus making you no better off then us brits...
and still worse off when it comes to windows 7..
But whilst we on the subject, US minimum wage is between $2.60 and $8.40 depending on where you live in the US, averaging at $7.25 p/hr. Here in the UK, minimum wage is $9.53 p/hr, even in the poor areas, so on that basis the average brit has a more luxurious lifestyle then average american, thus making you no better off then us brits...
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