Ultra Boost tan cream and Air Jordan 1 Fragment <| sep |> Wrong answer ! The right answer is have you seen the movie The Fly ? Something like that happens . <| sep |> I hate saying this but have you seen the shit in Pepsi <| sep |> Jack in the Box is open 247 <| sep |> Hey , French person here , and did an exchange year in the Netherlands . So for the food budget , it all depends on whatwhere you buy , but I usually had something closer to 250 months but I lived in Paris as a student , and even 300 sometimes when I did some restaurants or other outside diners . On exchange , for the entertainment budget , in my memory what was the most costly were the week ends we spent in other places in Europe . But if you go to hostels and cheap transportation , you can easily stay under 400 for a long week end in a big city in Europe . I advice Eastern Europe where life is very cheap compared to Western Europe . For the transport part , looks like you budgeted 500 for the public transport . I don ' t know Grenoble , but generally speaking in France you probably could get some metrobus pass for cheaper than that . I would advice you to look for what is the main transport company in Grenoble , and get a pass asap . Also , if you ever use the train in France , I would advice you to get the 1225 SNCF reduction card . It ' s 40 , but it makes you save sometimes up to 60 % of the price of the train tickets . For the phone , while I was abroad , I bought some kind of sim card from a shop , and got prepaid data cards for sms or internet . That way it came down being very cheap . I would advise doing that , as getting a contract for less than 6 months might be costly . Otherwise , look for Free , the network company . They have very cheap deals . The best network is with Orange Sosh , but might be a bit more expensive . If you need any more advice on France or Europe , I will be happy to help ! Tip and don ' t miss the Netherlands during the carnival , they are incredible !