Economic Conditions in Al-Mokha Market

As we stroll through Mokha market, what

caught our attention is its authenticity and realism.

How much is this? Look, just to clarify, this is

Saudi mercenaries' money

that they printed, and there was huge inflation.

Whoever wants it, they overcharge us. Whoever wants it, they overcharge us.

For your information, I buy with this, and this is our old currency.

I'll show you what I buy with it. I'm in their areas

where they used to be.

How much is this exactly, brother? In the mercenaries' currency.

Six thousand riyals.

Six thousand riyals. Fine, and in our old currency?

Two thousand riyals.

Something about bread is bothering me. How much is this in the new currency?

Four hundred riyals.

And in our old currency?

One hundred riyals.

What is wrong with you? How do you judge? How much is this rice, this sack of rice,

in the old currency?

11,500.

In the old currency.

In the old currency, 3,500.

3,500 in the old and new currencies.

11,500.

So we don't buy it. We don't buy a five-kilo sack of rice.

Repeat that.

When I get to 11,500. If you don't buy it for exactly, in the old currency, three

thousand five hundred, I'll leave.

Clothes. The clothing section.

And now we're at the clothing store. Imagine how much a ma'awaz

from Yemen costs. Here you go.

Peace be upon you.

And upon you be peace and mercy.

This is a shirt.

How much is it exactly in the old currency? This is our old currency.

The first issue.

This is one thousand riyals.

Of course, this is the first issue under our control, under the control of what they call militias.

How much is it?

One thousand riyals.

Then I'll take it from you for two thousand.

You're welcome.

Okay. How much is it in the new currency of the mercenaries loyal

to Saudi Arabia?

This is ten thousand.

One, two, three, four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine, ten.

Since when have they been liberating us? How much is this ma'awaz?

In the old currency, it's seven thousand riyals.

In the new currency, it's thirty thousand riyals.

Message received. When do they want to liberate us? They want to liberate us.

They want to make us slaves beneath their feet. Goodbye.