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Since when do things cost 50% more in euros than in dollars? I've always treated it as 1:1 in my head for convenience, but 280 USD or 350 EUR is a major differe
by Aachen 4y ago
Since when do things cost 50% more in euros than in dollars? I've always treated it as 1:1 in my head for convenience, but 280 USD or 350 EUR is a major difference. (Edit: Internet says it should be €280.)
Not sure if I'd use this device but it seems nice, and for 250 it's worth thinking about. For 350 it's not even a question.
- fredestine 4y ago
- delecti 4y agoI'd love to hear your definition of "woke". I'm not aware of any relationship between increased fossil fuel usage and normal definitions of "wokeness", which is usually used as a pejorative to describe people who care about other people's feelings and dignity.
- vulcan01 4y agoThe parent is referring to increased fuel usage and fuel dependency on Russia as a consequence of the environmentalist push against nuclear power (primarily in Germany).
- n-i-m-a 4y agoDid you consider VAT in that €280?
- Aachen 4y agoYou don't pay VAT in the USA? I don't remember specific examples but usually prices of phones or such were just 1:1 even if the exchange rate was like .95
- mhitza 4y agoMost likely due to VAT and a bit of extra profit squeeze on top of that.