A metaphor for promises that do not come true “He touched me with the throat, and I got punctured in my throat” and there is a thorn in it that pricks.

As for the Syrian citizen, there is no longer anything from the pocket, as the cheapest things now need all the pants pockets, in addition to the “family” pockets. At a time when the arguments of merchants abound, everyone throws a burden on the citizen, since the beginning of the year, which was accompanied by a wave of price hikes. For many products, the most important of which is “diesel”.

Speaking of food, the winter season is the season of eating, and there is something delicious and delicious in it. This means that all the grasses are available, at prices that compete with the citizen’s desire to abstain from meat, and the merchants only have to “relax the rope” for those who can find a way to them. As most people have become in the position of thinking about food and working for it, the story of evolution and other things are “forgotten” and even as a matter of self-development, because the latter needs a self.

And because the current situation has become like the proverb that says, “Your son is what you raise and your husband is what you are accustomed to,” the economic situation has become accustomed to rising to the top, making petroleum derivatives, which in turn has affected the energy carriers that are considered essential in the process of production and transportation peacefully. For this reason, importing has been divided into two branches, the first of which is importing. Inside to inside “and this is just them” and the well-known import in all countries. So imagine, “God protect you,” that the price of eggplant is 6,000 liras, even though it is the season, and the zucchini waxed the thread and soared in the sky of luxury, reaching 10,000 liras, and the tomato, for a moment, feels that its horoscope for this year corresponds to natural and unnatural cosmic phenomena, or better to say that “the moon is in its horoscope.” All of this is not important to the citizen. What is important is spinach, which is sold for 5,000 thousand liras for 25 sprouts, and not for its nutritional value. However, since the Syrian citizen “Babai” has increased his credit in foreign countries “for endurance,” you need a supporter to face the annoyances of Tomatoes and zucchini, but the only difference is that we don't have "olives". The problem is that when the price of fuel rises, the goods that are in the warehouses, which were originally at the price before the increase, are sold at the new price, even if the “twist” of these decisions and the conscience of the merchant causes a state of unacceptability. The least that can be said about them is that they are understandable, with respect that there is Force majeure circumstances are indeed beyond the government's control, but nothing justifies the wrong economic policies that most experts and economic analysts have spoken about.