Food is expensive in the arctic circle.

Paycheck must be at last $10.000 per month.

If things are all so expensive, is everyone there paid super high or what?

This has Letterkenny vibes

I was stranded in a small town in Alaska in 2017, and i shit you not, there were no stores selling phone chargers at all

A tropical pineapple being only 11 dollars is crazy to me, ive payed upwards of 6 for one so that doesnt sound too fsr off, but like compare that to the bottled water and its like wtf

Give yer balls a tug.

But as least the weather is always a balmy 2 degrees.

Wow it litteraly 3x on everything

Those are basically tourist prices. I lived in Alaska above the arctic circle. Almost everyone has some sort of supplemental income. Regular residents almost all qualify for SNAP and many native Alaskans get dividends from their tribal corporations. People there for work get big per diem or COA.

That's Canadian dollars I assume. The prices are about 10-30% higher than Norwegian prices.