Shock! In Lithuania this coffee costs six euros per pack, in a rural shop in Latvia

However, this may be yet another myth that needs to be debunked, because Olivia saw something in the store that will remain in memory for a long time. On the social media platform "Threads," she posted a photo from a shop near her home. The picture shows coffee, but all attention is drawn to its price — it costs almost 20 euros, to be exact, 19.78 euros. Anita adds in the comments that wine is cheaper and will be even tastier than coffee. Janis also has something to say: "Let them drink it for that price! I switched to tea, and the strangest thing is that I don't even want coffee at all." "This is my favorite coffee, so we buy it at one store, just like butter, 'Marge' milk, and cat food. But it's harder in the countryside," Agnia writes. Aiva also agrees that such a price looks fancy, but hopes there will be a discount soon. One woman in the comments admits that she buys exactly the same coffee in Lithuania for only six euros. It turns out that it's not just coffee prices that surprise residents. Another commenter writes: "Horrible. Just like yesterday, my eyes popped out at the prices in 'Drogas.' Hair spray — 18 euros."

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