[SIZE=5]They are so poor that all they can afford to throw at the police is food.:rolleyes:[/SIZE]
[SIZE=5]A can of soup of the brand he is holding can cost as much $15 per can. A pack of 12 cans =$180 = kshs. 18,000 !![/SIZE]
[SIZE=5]These bleks are really suffering. And many times these subsidized food in the inner city shelves is paid for by wellwishers, churches, personal donations and of course the same serikali that they are fighting.[/SIZE]
Yes of course even his english is not ghetto. He is clearly college educated, probably from an ivy league grad school. The coat he is wearing is not cheap either and from his voice tone he is probably ga.y.
Yesterday they pelted fake CNN journos with eggs. Yaani food sio issue. Of all the things you can hit a person with surely food is the last thing on one’s mind. Yaani unanunua mayai na canned soup ndio uchape mtu nayo…
Si afadhali wangepatia uwesmake akule hio soup leo jioni.
Ngoja mskie @Simiyu22 akiniambia , " But that soup is the cheap brand I doubt it costs more than $2." :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
Simiyu ingia hata Amazon and look at the price of soup cans. There are cans that even run for $40 a can! So mbwa wewe. Nimekutusi in advance because I know your thinking style.
Why did you pick $15 dollar soup cans. That thing fits in his hand and so it’s a smaller sized (10oz) can which costs $1.29 at Target. Chances are soup from the family are from a convenience or corner store.
