The point where the retiree comes: You are human, they love you, they do not give it to you one by one

Citizens who came to the market for shopping in the Kadirli district of Osmaniye complained that it was expensive. Retired citizen Mehmet Bozdoğan said: “Prices, everything is expensive, watermelon was 8 lira, they were 12 lira. We can’t get it, we can’t get repentance. For example, you want almost everything you see here, you are human. You want it but you can’t get it, you can’t afford it, what should we do? Don’t they give one by one? What if I said I would buy a cucumber from here? If I give half to my wife and eat half, it still doesn’t save me,” he said.

“I NEED MY LIFE”

Lütfi Çözümeli, a retired civil servant who also works as a clerk, said: “What will it be like? We will buy it for 12 and sell it for 10 lira. It’s not for sale, who is it? No, we don’t sell. We are giving it at a loss, what are we going to do, it’s time, the property is swollen. What is happening is being wasted. Look, it’s gone, look, I’ll throw it away a little later, what will I do if you can’t sell it? I am a retired civil servant, I receive a salary of 11-12 thousand liras, how do those who earn a salary of 6-7 thousand liras make a living? I’m in awe of him, I don’t know. I am an office worker right now, I work for the day, what should I do? I need a livelihood in my house,” she said.

“BLINDING MYSELF”

When a citizen says: “It can be expensive for the citizen, but also cheap for the seller”; Another citizen said: “The prices are too expensive. We left and came around here without buying anything,” he said.

Another citizen said: “Everything is expensive, the prices are very high. The weight of a bean is 50 lire, a cherry or a peach is 50 lire. How do you live? Bread costs 7.5 lira. I take a little thing from the place that comes to my account, to numb the soul. Instead of 2 kilograms, I am gaining 1 kilogram. It’s blinding my soul, what should we do? Life has no flavor these days. It’s very expensive,” he said. (PHOENIX)