One Dollar Life (part 3)

From the day of 10$, I had not seen those brothers for a while. Autumn has come. I was bit worried about those two children. Another one day for food shopping. With the thought of buying ice-cream to them I was walking away from the shop. Suddenly one child started to sing behind me with a sad voice.

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One Dollar Life (part 2)

 

Days and months pass like a shot bullet. Another summer has come. Day was late of spring and beginning of summer. Having many thoughts about helping children, I was going to the grocery shop. On the way, I just put myself instead of them. I felt so pity and decided to buy one little cake and 2 ice-creams. I bet they've never felt how ice-cream tastes, and cake so. They could only imagine that they are eating it when other children got an ice-cream from their parents.

When I came to the shop, both of them were almost crying. Then I started another conversation:

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One Dollar Life (part 1)

I am a regular guy who graduated recently and got one job as a manager position in one company. I do have a good salary, 600$ a month. I know some of you are saying “Oh My, How could you say it good salary?” But it is good if I compare to those teachers, some doctors, polices, and people do have. Even I wonder about how nurses live with salary 150$ a month and teachers 250$ a month. But here I am not going to write about Mongolian salary standings and systems. All these are for more understanding of my main topic. Before I start my story, one question? What can you buy with 1$ in your country? I know in USA and the most of European countries, hardly 1 can of cola. But here totally different story begins.

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