How EXPENSIVE is The Netherlands? (2025)

[@hi.davidwen]

Visit betterhelp.com/davidwen and get 10% off your first month of therapy. 👉Access the "Cost of Living (NL)" calculator and more in my Patreon community - www.patreon.com/davidwen What are your thoughts about cost of living in The Netherlands?

[@slavvalb3933]

It is expensive, but life in America is also so expensive. Comparable to Netherlands, life in the USA is not life, but a sheer survival

[@slavvalb3933]

@Narutocjgyci goodness. I can see your level of intellect or more like a complete absence of it. . What makes u think I am an Indian. 😂? I am white . America has the lowest quality of life. New American dream is to leave America. For you who have not seen anything and have not been anywhere , they say personal garbage is your treasure, but for someone else, it is just that - a garbage.

[@slavvalb3933]

​@@Narutocjgyciyour last sentence doesn't make any sense . Read it again . Goodness 😂

[@AnymMusic]

@@Narutocjgyci It's the land of potential, and right now the US is squandering all that potential

[@slavvalb3933]

@@Narutocjgyci 😂 what makes u think I am an Indian ? I am white young female. America is deteriorating. American dream is to leave America. Those who can afford it financially surely do leave it . I envy them. As for you, u have not been anywhere and have seen nothing except your depressing inner American cities. Your garbage is your treasure. Fir others it is what it is- garbage

[@dux_bellorum]

People need to realize that in the end, it's almost cheaper to live anywhere in Europe than in America. Sure, you can make more in the US. However, all of the stuff we don't get taxed on, i.e., healthcare, and all the social services we wind up paying for. So it almost balances out. But in the end, it's your expenditures like food and going out that determines how much you will save/spend in the US. But quality of life is not going to be as good as it can be in Europe when taking safety, education, quality of life, etc.

[@dumspyrospero]

I live in Amsterdam and I have to say your numbers are pretty accurate. Awesome work!!

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks!

[@KESipples]

Thanks for all the time and effort you put into this, David. I really enjoyed it. Family of four here that moved from the US to NL. So many factors make family life easier and better here, in my opinion. One example: not having to worry about school shootings anymore, and the kids not having to practice lockdown drills. Certainly worth a drop in salary, and that’s just one factor of many!

[@anaeisen]

But you do have to worry about stabbings in the streets

[@mirai9150]

​​@@anaeisen WTF? Why do you need to spread misinformation?

[@hi.davidwen]

You're welcome and thanks! Yeah it's crazy there are school shooting drills now. I'm sure for parents, not having to worry about things like that is priceless

[@ageoflove1980]

The Netherlands might be expensive but you get a lot for it. Especially when you are not rich. Read an interesting report that stated that although the top 50% of Americans might be wealthier overall than people in The Netherlands, the bottom 50% is way poorer. And not just "poor" in terms of money, but more considering access to first class services like education, healthcare, healthy food, sporting facilities and all that. I would go as far as to say there are no "bad neighbourhoods" in the entire country. Less affluent sure, but they still feel like lower middle class I suppose. It doesn't really go below that.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for sharing your perspective

[@JoyceClarke-w2j]

Overal people do just fine if you are willing to work. There are indeed poor areas, I did some test and ask I have a job for you are you interested and yes you guessed it right I would say 99.99999% says no. Two sides to the poverty story. You dont work you cannot expect to live in a big fancy house.

[@ageoflove1980]

@@JoyceClarke-w2j But even these "poor" areas in The Netherlands get access to good infrastructure, like public transportation and cycling lanes. At least decent schools. Healthcare doesn't really matter where you live and a park and at least some sort of sports facilities are never far away. Fresh produce is available everywhere so no food deserts or anything like that. So even though the area may be poor, its still technically middle class because regardless of income, people there have access to all the typical middle class facilities ive mentioned.

[@Hibleb]

Literally at the beginning of just considering moving our family of 4 from Atlanta to NL. Two kids (3 & 7) and currently single income ~$160k/yr. Would love to see something similar for family life in other cities like Haarlem, Hilversum, Utrecht, or outside the Ranstad, even though I know it’s not your specific experience. Or even just something talking about transitioning from a US salary to a NL salary - this was super interesting and I really appreciate the cross-section and comparisons!

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks! Yeah I considered adding more to the analysis but figured I want to talk about what I personally know. But I do know plenty of families here (from the US)...and The Netherlands is a great place for families. So I went from San Francisco salary to NL salary...which was a big transition psychologically (decrease). It took me a while to adapt to that...but I realized I was just comparing numbers. I had a good salary in Amsterdam, and my quality of life has been quite high (in my opinion). For example, you'll probably have a lot more time (eg. vacation days/work-life balance) and if you value travel, it's quite affordable to travel around Europe even with families. I've talked to several American-Dutch families...their kids are older in high school...and they will attend Dutch university (tuition is a lot cheaper so they save A LOT in costs). Anyways, good luck on the research process!

[@ffqm]

I would count on Utrecht being basically the same as Amsterdam. It's the fastest growing municipality in the Netherlands already for a few years (and rightfully so) and very popular.

[@ExplorerBose]

Very insightful! I've watched a few similar topics but this is easy to follow. Thanks for the effort.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for watching!

[@MariyaGlot]

Awesome video! As someone living in Amsterdam, I'm totally vibing with your insights!

[@tony_mt24]

Thanks a lot for the time and eff you've put to create this video ,Dave! Keep it up.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks!

[@thedangclub]

Interesting comparison between Amsterdam, The Hague and Maastricht! I live in The Hague.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for watching! Anything surprising?

[@ThatBadGamer1]

Great video David. I find them extremely informative.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks!

[@moshemordechaivanzuiden]

Maastricht is not a town--it's a city, with a tremendous history.

[@rtownz251251]

And it’s not small either

[@hi.davidwen]

Hah when you come from a big American city...Amsterdam feels like a big village...but I get you

[@geertstroy]

Sorry , connecting suburbs made of cigarboxes ad infinitum doesnot create cities but AGLOMERATIONS.

[@NarrativeOfLifeM]

its a village

[@dasja9966]

​​@@hi.davidweni think he refered to Maastricht having 'stadsrechten' up until about 1850 , when city rights were no longer an official legal thing. Until then only towns with stadsrechten/city right were allowed to be named stad/city. One of those city rights was permission to build a city wall. Only after 1851 stad (city) became mostly an indicator of size. Many cities that used to have city rights in the past take pride in that, and still proudly name their town a city, to connect to their history. The smallest of those cities is Bronkhorst, it got city rights in 1482, but never grew past it's medieval centre. It now has about 100 inhabitants and is a kinda popular tourist destination. If you want more examples of smaller towns that are (were) cities look into 'starforts'. There are quite a lot. Edit: oops, this reply got a bit longer than i realised. Also: sorry for my questionable english. Hope i didn't cross the line between Denglish and Dunglish.😂

[@Valdyr_Hrafn]

The combination of no one wanting to hire you and everything being absurdly expensive really sucks to live in. It's a miracle I'm allowed to loan enough as a student to survive in a rented room (not an apartment). My debt is going to be so bad once im done with school that i doubt I can find a place to sleep that isn't the street. For added context: I don't have any family to lean on in this country, and that's a huge setback. Luckily the average citizen here won't struggle as much since familial comnection can get them housing, work, and financial help.

[@hi.davidwen]

Best of luck to you. I can understand the struggle looking for a job. And being a former student in debt.

[@niksnico]

Get rid of victim mentality, it will only hold you back. Just go for it and start in low paying jobs if needed, you'll have plenty of time to change

[@Valdyr_Hrafn]

@niksnico thank you for your advice. It is not a question of mentality however. Low Income jobs are just very scarce over here. I applied for jobs every day with no result, because there are a lot of fake listings for tax benefits.

[@Valdyr_Hrafn]

@hi.davidwen thank you, the best part about NL is that at least you can't be fully broke and that there are systems to help people who can't get a job etc. Those systems are crappy to live in but it's far better than being a homeless bum in an American city

[@filipzagorny3624]

Very good summary. Thanks for this video

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks!

[@richardbrinkerhoff]

Back in 1974, I was lucky to have a furnished studio apartment that cost 400 guilders/month, including gas and electricity. In euros the cost was approximately 180.

[@hi.davidwen]

Wow thanks for sharing Richard. €180...oh how times have changed in the world. Just to get a better idea...back in 1974...what were salaries like? The price of a dinner?

[@richardbrinkerhoff]

@@hi.davidwen I had a minimum wage of 1400 guilders/month. My weekly groceries cost about 35 guilders. I was able to go to cafes. and go on vacation without any problems. Inflation was very high in those days, the government mandated some salary increases. When I left a year and a half later, my salary had increased to1850/month.

[@Shenkie987]

0:23 Love the Dutch flags on Scotland, Wales and Norway! Excellent idea!

[@hi.davidwen]

ops

[@kazyamaguchi11]

Where do you get a haircut for €20 in Amsterdam? I currently pay €35 which I thought was in the cheaper end.

[@incantthinkofaname]

there are quite a few good options in chinatown (Amsterdam, Den Haag, etc.)

[@Rick020]

Chinatown or arab places still charge below €25. But most 'good' places you're closer to €40 for males. My wife pays like €80 per haircut at NDSM ._.

[@hi.davidwen]

Turkish barber =) Do a google maps search

[@MaartenvanderVeeke]

Maybe expensive compared to eastern Europe, but compared to other countries in western/northern Europe such as Switzerland, Denmark or Norway it is cheaper. And maybe only a bit more expensive or comparable to countries such as Germany, the United Kingdom or France, even though the Netherlands has higher salaries.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for sharing, yeah there are more expensive places out there of course

[@DamienAlexander]

We almost signed for a studio in Houthavens for over 2200 Euro a month, we didn't do it in the end. It was 36 sq meter

[@hi.davidwen]

Studio for 2200...sounds about right for that area. What made you say "no"?

[@littleorchids5674]

I really think it depend where you live. We live close to Rotterdam, in Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel. We pay rent, about 800€ a month for 125m2! And we have a garden! So it is possible to find

[@luclaan8165]

I live in Alkmaar last year I was able to get a social house at the age of 22 for 600 euro including heating and water. Then youre not spending so much, and it’s easy to live. I work in Amsterdam and it’s 50 min door to door to the office. So it’s not so bad. And you can at least find a house. This year I bought a house in Alkmaar. And even thought it’s expensive it’s cheaper then your rent for a full house almost in the centre of Alkmaar. Personally I wouldn’t want to live in Amsterdam, but I understand people do want it.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for sharing, 50min door to door isn't bad (I was traveling from Amsterdam to work in Hoofddorp and it was 35min door to door)...and you're saving a lot

[@blabla385]

With a smaler income u can apply for 'toeslagen'. This means u get partial compensation for rent, garbagetax and water tax. Also for your health insurance btw. So the busdriver gets all of those probably.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for sharing, yep most likely

[@iZha249]

It seems that housing is the biggest problem, especially in Amsterdam. The city is physically tiny and has a small town mentality. The PR-image is living close to canals within cycling or walking distance. So, everybody wants to live in the center, which is already built up. Hence the demand is growing, but supply stays barely the same. And reputation of outskirts does not allow to house all those wanna-be-amsterdammers in Nieuw-West or Zuid-Oost. So, many decide to double or even triple down on the centrally located property.

[@hi.davidwen]

Yep it's mainly housing...and it seems to be more expensive now? We'll see how it goes the rest of this year

[@ride_the_wind]

How the times have changed, in 2011 i had a 50m2 appartment in Rotterdam with heating included for 450€

[@hi.davidwen]

A dream......

[@popasmurf6834]

You only cover the cities, outside urban areas you pay a lot less for rent i pay 450,-/ mo for a studio apartment, 10-min drive from Maastricht (or 25-min bike ride) food can also be a lot cheaper if you just buy it directly from farmers Alcohol en cigarettes, just drive to Germany 25-min drive. You pay like half the price there to fill up your gas tank, go to Belgium gasoline 0,60 cents per liter cheaper (15-min drive)

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks, yeah I do mention you can find a lot more affordable housing outside...I just never lived outside an urban area/town

[@popasmurf6834]

@@hi.davidwen in the Netherlands everything is build so close together it doesn't make that much difference anyway. Just a little bit less crowded & free parking.

[@xmaniac99]

Belgium is a 15 min drive from Amsterdam? You have a rocketcar?

[@SALVATl0N]

David, could you do a future video about the comparison of the cost for Dutch public transportation to how much it cost to operate a vehicle in America. I don't know if it's true, but I've read it cost around $10,000 a year to operate a vehicle in America. And I don't think that includes the depreciation.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for the idea, yeah owning a car is expensive (car cost, gas, insurance, etc). Also the cost of sitting in traffic is probably even greater (eg. I sat in traffic 2 hours a day commuting to work before)

[@EGO0808]

In The Netherlands people typically focus on costs, whereas in the US (or other parts of the globe, such as SE Asia), people focus on opportunity. In The Netherlands people focus on being average (doe maar normaal), whereas in the US, SE Asia and Australia, people focus on getting the most out of oneself, ambition. That’s why I left The Netherlands and moved to where the ambition is the standard and people work on opportunities. And guess what: income exponentially increases and costs are well under control. Better healthcare for less money, more variety of food for less money and more happiness as a result. I won’t go back to The Netherlands. Great video as usual, David. It seems you’re back on your feet again as well, good to see. 🙏

[@slavvalb3933]

Oh really, cause u came here with money. None is coming to the USA penniless. Try to come with no income , u will crawl back to Netherlands

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks a lot for sharing. Yeah each person has their own preference, to each their own! Where did you move to and how's it going?

[@EGO0808]

@ We moved to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

[@brucepower3429]

You will be missed 😢

[@slavvalb3933]

@@EGO0808 u went to Asian country . Good for you

[@MatthiasGroeneveld]

Holy shit, 1600 a month. I got lucky and got myself a 1 bedroom in a 50+ Apartment building being 40 paying 420 "kaal" a month (total costs 580), but I'm far from Amsterdam. 😅

[@ErgensUit1987]

Than i must be lucky to own a 2 bedroom apartment 73m2 in rotterdam with a mortgage of EU 370,- and VVE EU 100,- a month. Bought in 2013 - when the housing prizes were rock bottom - and easier rules to get a mortgage, without any savings on my bank account. Just had enough money to pay for the Makelaar, K.K. en notaris 6000,- Couldnt be done nowadays!

[@hi.davidwen]

Wow nice!

[@freudsigmund72]

sure you can find cheaper housing outside the major cities,... but since public transport is only good enough to live without a car in the major cities, you will need to add the cost of a car if you fancy travelling outside your place of living.

[@hi.davidwen]

Sure, cost of a car can add a lot, thanks for sharing

[@lf9771]

Thanks David, which platform did you use in the video? Is it good also for searching single rooms in shared apartments?

[@hi.davidwen]

Funda...the other popular one is pararius...I have a video about searching for apartments (you can search)

[@MilanSmore]

Calling Maastricht a small town is an interesting one 😅😅😂

[@hi.davidwen]

Haha I guess everything is relative. Coming from American city...it feels like a town. And Amsterdam is like a big village...

[@chrispnw2547]

When you are young and single, living in the city center is essential to make connections and start your adult life (don't be a homebody). 😉 While I have lived in major cities in America where a car is not required/necessary, having access to a car is an expense I have not been able to remove. When you are of a 'certain age' those days when the weather is bitter cold, rainy, and windy, the convenience of stepping into a clean, comfortable car with heat, heated seats and music makes any at-the-moment chore easy. Life can be cruel when 'Father Time' causes those joints to be sore or you are not feeing 100%. I'd gladly trade a Netflix account + a few more items to keep my 15+ year old city car close to hand. There are times (more often than not) where public transport is so over crowded in Amsterdam where I have paid for a private car to get me home out of sheer frustration.

[@hi.davidwen]

Yeah I get ya...having a car can be extremely convenient (especially if you don't live in a big city). And through the years...I can also see why I wouldn't want to be crammed into a train or tram

[@chrispnw2547]

@@hi.davidwen When are you making the trip back to California? You clearly navigated a rough patch and made it to the other side successfully.

[@Ginoto]

Hi, I might say the salary table is not accurate from the gross annualy to the net monthly. We pay much more taxes and keep much lesser than your table is showing. For example I am a project manager in real estate develooment and mine gross income is about 82.000 euros annualy, but my net salary per month is around 3500 euros. According to your table I should be earning around 63.000 gross annualy or around 4200 euro net monthly. I wish the last one was true 😁. We pay around 37% taxes for income till 76.000. Everything above that we pay 49,5% of taxes.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for sharing. The numbers should be accurate (2025) via thetax.nl calculator. You may have other deductions/contributions such as pension, etc that take your net income down (my table doesn't account for that) That's my guess...with your 82K salary and if you contribute to employee pension plan (not sure what your company plan is)...that could be €300-600+ deducted...thoughts?? There could be other things deducted too based on your company/contract

[@xmaniac99]

He is using 30percent rule, Dutch people are being tax farmed by their overlords

[@joaquinandes]

Do you have a substack or discord group that helps Americans immigrate to the Netherlands?

[@hi.davidwen]

Hey, I started a Patreon not too long ago. Can connect on a deeper level there if interested - www.patreon.com/davidwen

[@joaquinandes]

@@hi.davidwen thanks will do!

[@AnymMusic]

3-5x rent with these prices is truly one of the dumbest rules we have in this country. Same with getting mortgages. You can pay 1200 a month for decades no problem, but getting a 700 euro/month mortgage? nahhh you make too little for that. Can't trust you with it.

[@hi.davidwen]

Yeah I agree..unfortunately the landlords can do that in the private market =/

[@TonyEbikemeJr]

I’m older than yourself, forgive me if this isn’t true but my understanding is that if coming over to work from UK my starting salary would be higher than 60k. In theory. I’m still trying to figure out and plan.

[@hi.davidwen]

60K is a good salary but finding housing will be hard if you want to live in Amsterdam

[@TonyEbikemeJr]

@ sleep in the office 😅

[@thirsk3]

Wow, the point where I realise I am in the top salary but still find myself ‘poor’.

[@RealConstructor]

If you earn about €80K before taxes, you’re assumed to be rich in The Netherlands and you won the lottery of the highest bracket of 49,5% income tax. Luckily we have a lot of deductions which means most pay about 35% in the end.

[@pimvermeulen2588]

As Dutch I do agree with your analysis as it is all about "what do you get for what you pay" Sure I enjoy my home country when I am back, but also I love not being in the "rat-race of society that is also in NL" and I left my home country 13 years ago. I do come back 2x a year for a week or two at a time and enjoy but also am glad to be back in Egypt (Sharm el Sheikh) ... I was in the US multiple times and for longer period and seeing & feeling my friends struggle, theNetherlands is definitely a better choice then US in my opinion.

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for sharing...oh I get it. Must be a much more relaxed life in Egypt over there...I spent some time learning how to dive in Dahab a while ago and loved it/the region/the red sea

[@pimvermeulen2588]

@ I lived in Dahab 10 years but now in Sharm, definitely more relaxed here then Europe or US.

[@randar1969]

The experience for poor locals is vastly different from expats, My rent in socialized housing? it's Euro 398.42 Grands from tax service (huursubsidie) 189.0 Leaving me to pay Euro 209,42 for rent. For a 3 room apartment 45m3 with garden in Amsterdam East. Your rent is probably a bit higher i assume? No projects for socialized housing here either those houses are just mixed in between other houses even the rich. (my neighbours are middle class to upper middle class actually) ;-)

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for sharing. Wow €209 for a 3-room apartment in Amsterdam East. You won the lottery! How long were you on the waiting list?

[@jvisser4848]

To find social housing in Amsterdam, you need to be on a waiting list for 15-20 years.

[@Puntonghua]

It’s mostly the rents that are ridiculous (especially in Amsterdam).

[@insane8462]

How much can earn as a student ,doing a part time job?

[@hi.davidwen]

I worked as a student for 20 hours per week. I forgot what I got paid, I think it was €15/hr...not much but enough for a student. The minimum for 21+ is €14/hr www.government.nl/topics/minimum-wage/minimum-wage-amounts

[@pcqz]

Everything looks fine compared to London.

[@hi.davidwen]

Oh London....

[@Lilygirl283]

Yeah, London is not the same anymore, and getting worse​@@hi.davidwen

[@LOF-ile]

Is a 3186 euro nett good for a couple, no kids. Is it livable?

[@hi.davidwen]

Hm...I would say in Amsterdam if you can find affordable housing for €55K salary...sure but depends on your lifestyle too. I think if you don't go out/spend a lot, of course it's livable but depends on housing. True of any place

[@thirsk3]

The point where it is cheaper to live in a hotel.

[@hi.davidwen]

sadly..

[@jvisser4848]

It isn't, though.

[@corona2261]

Your salary tabel is not accurate, i'm a plumber (qualified one) and im not making 45k a year....

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks, what are correct numbers for you? I know plumber salaries vary since many are business owners too, there are those who makes 100k+

[@corona2261]

@hi.davidwen normally, a plumber makes around 2600 a month. But im talking about working for a boss, not being your own boss.

[@eobi-edobi4275]

sounds weird for non-NL citizens, but i am very glad with water management tax ( waterschap ) otherwise we will be drowning, and we will have Amersfoort at sea 🤣🤣

[@hi.davidwen]

Hahah yeah, I get you

[@ricardodisveld6996]

I dropped out when I saw the cities in the table. This comparison is completely unbelievable. 2 cities in the Randstad. And a student city in the very tip of the country. You know yourself that the Netherlands consists of much more, so I made this comparison on that basis...

[@hi.davidwen]

Thanks for sharing, I'm sure you can find something more believable for you.

[@petervu7230]

They will increase the VAT soon, so be prepared 😂

[@hi.davidwen]

21% and more??

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[@Anthony-q2z1u]

You can go as a asylum seeker then you get everything for free, and the Dutch people tax goes higher so they pay that. Amazing country🤦

[@mirai9150]

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[@نوره.يحيى-ت1ض]

انا اختك في الله والله ما كتبت هذا الكلام الا من الضيق وقسوت الضروف اني وامي واخوني نموت من الجوع اني طالبه من الله ثم منك لاتردني خايبه حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل في من اوصلنا الا هاذا الحال يِآ نآس يِآآمٌـٍة مٌحًمٌد صِآرتٍ قلّوبگٍمٌ بلّآ رحًمٌهً ولّآشفُقهً ولّآ آنسآنيِهً گٍمٌ شگٍيِتٍ وگٍمٌ بگٍيِتٍ گٍمٌ نآديِتٍ وگٍمٌ نآشدتٍ ولّگٍن لّآ حًيِآٍة لّمٌن تٍنآديِ هًلّ يِرضيِگٍمٌ آن آخوآنيِ يِبگٍون ويِمٌوتٍون مٌن آلّجُوع وآنتٍمٌ مٌوجُودون يِعلّمٌ آلّلّهً آلّعلّيِ آلّعظَيِمٌ آننآ لّآ نمٌلّگٍ حًتٍى قيِمٌـٍة گٍيِلّو دقيِق آبيِ مٌتٍوفُيِ اخي اول كلامي انا اقسم بالله على كتاب الله اني لااكذب عليك ولا انصب ولا احتال اني بنت يمنيه من اليمن نازحين من انا واسرتي بيننا ایت الشهرب 20 الف يمني والان علينا 60 الف حق 3 شهور وصاحب البيت من الناس الي ماترحم والله يا اخي انه يجي كل يوم يبهدلنا ويتكلم علينا ويريد من البيت للشارع لانناماقدرنا ندفعله الأجار شافونا الجيران نبكي ورجعو تكلمو الجيران ومهلنالاخره الأسبوع معادفعنا له حلف يمين بالله هذا بيخرجنا إلى الشارع رحمه واحنا. بلادنا بسبب هذا الحرب ولانجد قوت يومنا وعايشين اناوامي واخوتي سفار والدنا متوفي الله يرحمه ومامعنا أحد في هذا الدنيا جاانبنا في هذه الظروف القاسيه اخوتي الصغار خرجو للشارع وشافو الجيران ياكلو واوقفو عند بابهم لجل يعطوهم ولو كسره خبز والله الذي له ملك السموات والارض انهم غلفو الباب وطردوهم ورجعو یبکو ایموتو من الجوع ما احد رحمهم وعطلة ردها لقمت عیش والان لوما احدنا ساعدنا في إيكيلو دقيق اقسم بالله انموت من الجوع فيا اخي انا دخيله على الله ثم عليك واريد منك المساعده لوجه الله انشدك بالله تحب الخير واتساعدني ولو ب 500 ريال يمني مع تراسلي واتساب على هذا الرقم 00967713342392 وتطلب اسم بطاقتي وترسلي ولاتتاخر وايعوضك الله بكل خير اخواني سغار شوف كيف حالتهم وساعدنا وأنقذنا قبل أن يطردونا في الشارع تتبهدل أو نموت من الجوع وانا واسرتي نسالك بالله لولك مقدره على مساعد لاتتاخر علينا وجزاك الله خيرا./ √√√√√√√√√√؛؛'؛'؛؛'؛؛'؛؛//((!!! "!!؟/////(()")"!"!!؛؛"؛::/(()")"!!"!!'!!'!! \[}π~÷~÷~÷√π~π~π~ππ÷~π~÷~√~π~π~π^