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You probably have to add to that the cost of eating only at restaurants (either on board or at or around train stations) > 90% of the time. And I wonder how he
by rob74 3y ago
You probably have to add to that the cost of eating only at restaurants (either on board or at or around train stations) > 90% of the time. And I wonder how he gets his clothes washed (and dried). Laundromat? Stop by his parents' place? Maybe I should read the blog...
- dagw 3y agothe cost of eating only at restaurants The article says he often eats (for free) at the 1st class lounges at the train stations
- rob74 3y agoThat sounds a bit better than it really is: according to https://www.bahn.de/service/zug/db-lounge#zutritt https://www.bahn.de/service/zug/db-lounge#zutritt (apparently only available in German), only 5 DB lounges (Berlin, München, Köln, Hamburg and Frankfurt) have a "premium area" where you can get a "small snack" - all others only offer non-alcoholic hot and cold beverages.
- coldtea 3y agoSo? It's not like the reason he uses the train is for going remote places. So he could stick to travel from/to Berlin, München, Köln, Hamburg and Frankfurt most of the time.
- stephenr 3y ago"Eating at the first class lounge" doesn't quite mean what it sounds like though, if the reality is "get a small snack".