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> many services you'd think would be better just aren't Perhaps you could enlighten us about which services are lacking and how they are so much better in thos
by kwhitefoot 4y ago
> many services you'd think would be better just aren't
Perhaps you could enlighten us about which services are lacking and how they are so much better in those countries that just spent the North Sea oil revenue internally?
- Mizza 4y agoToday, I'd pick Posten. It seems like you're a proud nationalist and I don't want to start a fight.
- ubercore 4y agoPosten is a mixed bag. Ease of access at places like grocery stores, and general service is great. But delivery can often be weirdly delayed. Sometimes we get notice of bills _after_ they're due. But overall, I prefer it to the US postal service I'm used to, so it doesn't feel like a slam dunk example to me. Spend some of that money on training and paying more GPs, and you'd have my interest...
- Mizza 4y agoMaybe I'm just really unlucky, and I didn't really want to get into that guy about wait times at hospitals or whatever, but I find Posten to be just _spectacularly_ and often hilariously terrible.
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