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This is my sister. Hi, I’m Naya. In her bank account, she has three hundred dollars total, but she came to Iceland for a twenty-hour layover. Only to realize that Iceland will get her broke. She took a bus to see the city - forty bucks. She ate lunch - thirty bucks. She wanted clothes - Oh! That’s too expensive. To see the nearest attraction, The Blue Lagoon, she has to pay a hundred bucks. To buy the cheap groceries, four dollars, six dollars, twelve dollars, are normal prices here.

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This / is my sister. Hi, / I’m Naya. // In her bank account, / she has three hundred dollars total, / but she came to Iceland for a twenty-hour layover. // Only to realize that Iceland will get her broke. // She took a bus to see the city / - forty bucks. // She ate lunch / - thirty bucks. // She wanted clothes / - Oh! That’s too expensive. / To see the nearest attraction, / The Blue Lagoon, / she has to pay a hundred bucks. // To buy the cheap groceries, / four dollars, / six dollars, / twelve dollars, / are normal prices here. //

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This is why Iceland is one of the most expensive countries in the world for tourist, where a twenty-hour layover can break your bank. At the end of her twenty hours layover, she was sent with a little bit of an Icelandic souvenir. Not the ten-dollar mini snowman, but the five-dollar Icelandic air. Five dollars for air… That’s one minute! See you tomorrow!

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This is why Iceland is one of the most expensive countries in the world for tourist, / where a twenty-hour layover can break your bank. // At the end of her twenty hours layover, / she was sent with a little bit of an Icelandic souvenir. // Not the ten-dollar mini snowman, / but the five-dollar Icelandic air. // Five dollars for air… // That’s one minute! // See you tomorrow! //