Ну что ж, моя посылка с Амазона за 100$ + 50$ налогов (50% между прочим) прекрасно чиллит на аргентинской таможне и ожидает от меня таможенного брокера за тысячу баксов.
Зато доставка на Амазоне бесплатная. Посылку я правда, скорее всего, не получу. Но кого это волнует.
Ну что ж, моя посылка с Амазона за 100$ + 50$ налогов (50% между прочим) прекрасно чиллит на аргентинской таможне и ожидает от меня таможенного брокера за тысячу баксов.
Зато доставка на Амазоне бесплатная. Посылку я правда, скорее всего, не получу. Но кого это волнует.
BY В Аргентину по серпантину
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