haha i haven't complained much until now because having spent my whole life here, I have enjoyed the good old days of the peaceful quiet qatar lifestyle and filled up land cruisers for under 50 rials and lived in huge apartments on the corniche for 2500/month; so i'm ready to put up with some pain and higher costs now that there are exponentially more people here and the government has its hands full; but really hoping the fuel won't go too much higher; i'd be ok with it up to 2 qr/litre. My car has a 70 litre tank and I would not mind up to 150 for a fill up considering my parents only paid under 50 rials for many years to fill up their much bigger cars; but beyond that would start to hurt haha i love driving and frequently head out for long late night drives so yes that's there; I wish for a reform where the government also pegs salaries to some sort of local cost of living index and forces employers to be more generous; just like they're pegging the fuel to the international price index; the qatar government is very proactive and involved with its residents but the employers and companies are definitely not and i feel the government should take them to task and teach them to behave lol; here's hoping :-)
haha i haven't complained much until now because having spent my whole life here, I have enjoyed the good old days of the peaceful quiet qatar lifestyle and filled up land cruisers for under 50 rials and lived in huge apartments on the corniche for 2500/month; so i'm ready to put up with some pain and higher costs now that there are exponentially more people here and the government has its hands full; but really hoping the fuel won't go too much higher; i'd be ok with it up to 2 qr/litre. My car has a 70 litre tank and I would not mind up to 150 for a fill up considering my parents only paid under 50 rials for many years to fill up their much bigger cars; but beyond that would start to hurt haha i love driving and frequently head out for long late night drives so yes that's there; I wish for a reform where the government also pegs salaries to some sort of local cost of living index and forces employers to be more generous; just like they're pegging the fuel to the international price index; the qatar government is very proactive and involved with its residents but the employers and companies are definitely not and i feel the government should take them to task and teach them to behave lol; here's hoping :-)