Ceren Uslu, a gastronomy graduate living in Germencik, Aydın, returned to her village and opened a coffee shop because she couldn't make a living in the city. Stating that she is the only female shopkeeper in the village, Uslu said that due to the decrease in purchasing power, customers are now counting even 5 liras.
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Ceren Uslu, a gastronomy graduate who returned to her village in Aydın to open a coffee shop due to high rent and living costs in the city, recounted the difficulties she faced. Uslu, the only female shopkeeper in the village, drew attention to the declining purchasing power of citizens, saying, "People have reached a point where they have to count every 5 lira."
Ceren Uslu, a gastronomy graduate living in Germencik, Aydın, returned to her village and opened a coffee shop because she couldn't make a living in the city. Stating that she is the only female shopkeeper in the village, Uslu said that due to the decrease in purchasing power, customers are now counting even 5 liras.