
In this informal monologue addressed to "Maurito," the speaker outlines his personal travel spending habits as a wealthy individual. He emphasizes that he frequently travels, often using accumulated airline miles to offset costs. For trips to the United States, particularly Miami, he distinguishes between private‑jet and business‑class options: a private‑jet round‑trip from Argentina to Miami costs roughly 100,000–120,000 Argentine pesos, while business‑class fares range from $3,500 to $5,000 depending on demand and airline. He travels to Miami about once a month, with total round‑trip expenses around 10,000 (presumably USD). For short domestic trips within Argentina that require rapid round‑trips—citing a recent private‑jet flight for a Newell's legal proceeding—he estimates costs of 10,000–15,000 Argentine pesos per flight. The speaker’s tone is conversational and matter‑of‑fact, providing concrete figures to illustrate the scale of a millionaire’s travel expenditures.










