Absolutely krystals. I've followed the campaign for some time now and agree with all you say. I was just being a bit cheeky!

The most heartbreaking thing is that $2 a day for some people I know would be a dream. They feed big families on less. I guess one small positive is that fresh produce is cheaper. But it still means things like rice, bread, meat and any dairy are out of reach price wise. A typical dinner would be sweet potato ($1 for a pile of about 6) some greens (like spinach but local stuff, 10c a bunch) cooked in freshly made coconut milk.( 50c a coconut) If you had enough money, curry powder, salt or stock would be added.