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As a Norwegian, I just want to add that Swedish candy shops are insane. I find it strange that your country doesn't have a lot more diabetic/obese people. Someb
by codebolt 8y ago
As a Norwegian, I just want to add that Swedish candy shops are insane. I find it strange that your country doesn't have a lot more diabetic/obese people. Somebody has to be keeping those stores in business?
- hrnnnnnn 8y agoAlso the fika culture is pretty ubiquitous, at my office there's almost always some cake lying around in the kitchens.
- kevin_thibedeau 8y ago> Somebody has to be keeping those stores in business? All the adults who were deprived in childhood.
- silvestrov 8y agoSome of the candy shops in Denmark seems to be used for money laundering. Most candy is cheap to buy in volume and you just discard it rather than handing it to customers. Everything looks fine in the books. You just don't have as many customers in the shop as the accounting books says you have. You will have to pay tax on the laundered money but that can be a small price for making the money fully legal and usable for e.g. house loans.
- kzrdude 8y agoBy the same argument there should be more alcoholics in deregulated alcohol markets in Europe. And I think there are, but is it a significant difference?
- kalleboo 8y ago> Somebody has to be keeping those stores in business? Norwegians driving across the border to avoid the sugar tax?
- dagw 8y agoSomebody has to be keeping those stores in business? Norwegians