Whoa, that’s interesting! And so many people think that “fast food” = “cheap food”. Well, “cheap” maybe in another sense.

Illegal? I wouldn’t really want to find out what meat that might be then 😉

3.75 in Finland. But as a whole eating outside is waaaay cheaper in Germany when compared to Finland. Falafel and such cost over 6€ (unless the business is somewhat illegal)

Interestingly, fast food is quite expensive here in Germany. A Big Mac at McDonald’s costs €3.29 – about $4.39.

POWAAHHHHH!!!!!

Well it is for me. Can’t rule the world on a fast food salary. 😛

Goddamn candy aisles. And the fact that they’re just in fron of the check-in makes it even worse. The tobacco law in finland will change so that no tobacco can be visible in a few years time. I’d prefer if it was that way with candy as well 😛

I think there are some cultural differences here as well. In the US people like to get all their groceries for an entire week with one ride to the supermarket, where, for example, the French often make small purchases daily, after work.

Maybe I’m a bit naive, but I think there’s hardly a thing in the world that could outrage you, Moon 😉

Actually I think she is attractive, in a, well, disturbing way 😉

That’s around here, too. But with the erratic daily schedules some people have apparently doesn’t work as well as this new concept of “drive-thru supermarkets”.