That's a large pizza, a 1.5-liter soda, and a DVD for only 359 kroner (plus delivery). Allow me to convert for you: that's 60 dollars. And even if the exchange rate didn't suck, that would be a lot of money.
Sunday, April 15, 2007
that's a lot of money for a pizza
One thing that *hasn't* changed since I lived in Norway is the prices. Behold this special offer from Peppes Pizza:
That's a large pizza, a 1.5-liter soda, and a DVD for only 359 kroner (plus delivery). Allow me to convert for you: that's 60 dollars. And even if the exchange rate didn't suck, that would be a lot of money.
That's a large pizza, a 1.5-liter soda, and a DVD for only 359 kroner (plus delivery). Allow me to convert for you: that's 60 dollars. And even if the exchange rate didn't suck, that would be a lot of money.
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OMG! That's Japan-style pricing! Are the portions also extra-tiny?
And again, we have more evidence of why Americans are fat - who can resist $6.99 Domino's pizzas?! Well, I can, but a small pie at my excellent local place is only ~$12, which is not much more...
The portions are normal-sized, by which I mean larger than Japanese portions and smaller than American portions. Juuuuuuust right. Norwegians are also less fat than Americans. I think they get a lot more exercise than normal people.
$6.99 for a Dominos pizza? That's downtown price-raping! $5 all-day every-day (for a pepperoni, but what else would you want?) out here in the near-burbs.
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