How MUCH MONEY Do You Pay FOR YOUR RENT? | Easy English 189

[@poeticcantonese5255]

It was nice meeting you Mitch! My partner and I were walking on the promenade last week and wondering "what is that guy in camera doing?", then you approached me haha! Thank you so much for the shout out! Keep up with your great work :D

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Nice meeting you too mate 🙌 Thanks for the support and see you around Brighton 🌊

[@mehmet.albyrk]

Fun to watch what you always bring for us from real the streets of English language. Thanks a lot for sharing ❤

[@maltasus888]

😊I love easy british english's video Because it is really helpful to know normal life of uk in my room Thank you easy english team

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Thanks for watching! 🙌

[@Mostirrelevant]

So, this question the guy at the beginning asked is really interesting, how he decided to find something other than just job to pay rent. Excellent questions. What is actually purpose of life? Is there higher ideal? Can we be more than just consumers, in seemingly endless pursuit of acquiring money for needs and desires? I will definitely explore this question further... Thank you, excellent video as usual. My English dramatically improved

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Thanks for watching and well done with your English improvement! 🙌 You ask some interesting questions, I don't know the answer myself when it comes to finding somewhere nice to live your life. Rental controls? Housing benefits?

[@Mostirrelevant]

​@@EasyEnglishVideos Maybe combination of both. Housing benefits do seem as excellent choice when and if someone looses his/her job. I do think some combination of measures would be ideal for this type of problems.

[@Den_SPb]

Thanks for the insights! I have been always interested in real estate.

[@JamesLintonwriter]

When I was a student in newcastle, I paid 310 a month. In london, that would be how much you pay in a week. If you're in a super posh area in a new flat like in Islington, you could easily pay 4 grand a month. It's mental

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Was that a house-share or were you living solo? Either way, sounds cheap as… 🍟

[@JamesLintonwriter]

@EasyEnglishVideos that was a house share. In my second year, we paid £281 a month. Amazing

[@tommynoorhadiansyah7115]

I spent 100£ for room only with bathroom, air conditioner, wifi but not close to city or roadside

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

Wow... that's quite cheap! Where was this and did you manage to save much money in that time?

[@Hamzairshad5]

Keep it up

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

Good

[@winnieblaire]

THATS MY BABBYYYYYYY

[@winnieblaire]

KAHEI NUMBER ONE FAN

[@Mostirrelevant]

No it is not

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