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Fuck off with this shit 
"Barber shop". Come on....
"Barber shop". Come on....
Are theatres too costly there? Also, Coca-cola?
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Yes
It's over for polishcels
what about off-brand cola
even as a curry , wtf
my last barber got bankrupt year ago so he is right about that, barbers become really expensive after last inflation wave. Now in that old barber place you have fake bar that nobody visits since it's a most likely a drug smuggling undercorver operation or maybe they are selling organs who knowsFuck off with this shit
Brocel @pedrolopezwasright please confirm
Come guys, you have to be fucking with me
@WorthlessSlavicShit is EE really THIS poor?
Stop larping as a poor third worlder dumb polak
Moreso in the nineties when even Brazilians and Argentinians studying here thought this place was poor as fuckCome guys, you have to be fucking with me
, but he's got a point with vacations at least.On the face of it, it doesn't look that bad compared to countries such as India or Nigeria where only a single digit percentage of people have ever visited another country:
However, that's because of the freedom of movement in the EU. Most of the countries those people visited were other EU countries, which they can literally just enter on a whim thanks to nonexistent border controls. For example, just a few days ago I went grocery-shopping with my mom to an Austrian border town, since we live right by the border and the prices there are better. Technically, we "internationally travelled", but it really doesn't mean anything.
Then, when you look at the percentages of people who have ever travelled outside of Europe, you can see that there's a much clearer divide between WE and EE, and how much of a luxury doing so is in EE:
190 million Europeans have never been abroad - European Data Journalism Network - EDJNet
Erasmus, the end of roaming charges, the convenience of the euro: the rhetoric promoting the benefits of European integration only really addresses those citizens who regularly travel to other EU countries. In fact, 37 percent of EU citizens have never been outside their own country.
www.europeandatajournalism.eu
The shitty barber I frequented for the last year had a price hike despite being unironically the worst I remember having, so after she wasn't there when I had a reservation I said fuck it and just quickly found another place where the prices were about a quarter the ones she had and the barbers were much more skilled as well
.Dunno what the situation is in the poorfag regions of the country though, can imagine it could be pretty shit now
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SlavpilledMoreso in the nineties when even Brazilians and Argentinians studying here thought this place was poor as fuck
On the face of it, it doesn't look that bad compared to countries such as India or Nigeria where only a single digit percentage of people have ever visited another country:
However, that's because of the freedom of movement in the EU. Most of the countries those people visited were other EU countries, which they can literally just enter on a whim thanks to nonexistent border controls. For example, just a few days ago I went grocery-shopping with my mom to an Austrian border town, since we live right by the border and the prices there are better. Technically, we "internationally travelled", but it really doesn't mean anything.
Then, when you look at the percentages of people who have ever travelled outside of Europe, you can see that there's a much clearer divide between WE and EE, and how much of a luxury doing so is in EE:
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190 million Europeans have never been abroad - European Data Journalism Network - EDJNet
Erasmus, the end of roaming charges, the convenience of the euro: the rhetoric promoting the benefits of European integration only really addresses those citizens who regularly travel to other EU countries. In fact, 37 percent of EU citizens have never been outside their own country.
The shitty barber I frequented for the last year had a price hike despite being unironically the worst I remember having, so after she wasn't there when I had a reservation I said fuck it and just quickly found another place where the prices were about a quarter the ones she had and the barbers were much more skilled as well
Dunno what the situation is in the poorfag regions of the country though, can imagine it could be pretty shit now
Seriously, nigga
Wanna know what's funny? A lot of shit is more expensive in Poland than in neighbouring richer countries. Some companies just straight up go "fuck these Polish niggas, let's artificially turn our product/service into luxury there" and hike prices in Poland
Not that long ago even Steam was under investigation in Poland because it turned out that after calculating regional differences some of the games were most expensive there in all of Europe People in fucking Switzerland pay less for some games on Steam. Same goes for many other things.
Huge part of why I think Poland is just an economic zone rather than a country.
Not that long ago even Steam was under investigation in Poland because it turned out that after calculating regional differences some of the games were most expensive there in all of Europe
People in fucking Switzerland pay less for some games on Steam. Same goes for many other things.Huge part of why I think Poland is just an economic zone rather than a country.
not all
Everything else, but the Cola and barber shops?
indeed
I really want to visit EE
What's the average price for a haircut in Poland? I live in a small town somewhere in Bulgaristan, and a clippers + scissors combo type goes for typically 10€. Nigger, now when i think about it, 5 years ago that shit used to cost just 2.50€, now it's 4x more expensive LMAO
1 litter of Coca Cola (which tastes superiour compared to the 1.5l and 2l variants for some reason) is 1€.
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