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I’ve been to countries in Europe and in my experience the shops are much smaller than those in the US. “Supermarkets” are only slightly larger than your average
by armchairhacker 3y ago
I’ve been to countries in Europe and in my experience the shops are much smaller than those in the US. “Supermarkets” are only slightly larger than your average mom-and-pop store in the US, and they have “hypermarkets” which are only slightly larger than your average US supermarket.
- dgellow 3y agoIt really varies by country and if you are in a city or not. There isn’t a European model, you will see lot of variance between Portugal, Germany, Greece, etc.
- armchairhacker 3y agoMy point of reference is Prague: small stores, but a lot more numerous than most US cities.