Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:11 No.9663534

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:11 No.9663534

Replies: >>9663586 >>9663633

google collective bargaining

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:12 No.9663554

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:12 No.9663554

Replies: >>9663586

>subsidized corn
>freemarket

trel level, try harder

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:14 No.9663586

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:14 No.9663586

Replies: >>9664219

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>>9663534
>>9663554
Great one-liners.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:14 No.9663602

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:14 No.9663602

Replies: >>9663630 >>9663633

>live in america
>all this stuff is cheap as shit
lol

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:14 No.9663612

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:14 No.9663612

Replies: >>9663633

so wait, why? is this some crazy europoor food ban thing?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:15 No.9663630

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:15 No.9663630

Replies: >>9663668 >>9663992 >>9664093

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>>9663602
Because the shit you see in my image is imported from United States, and this is what they want us to pay for those products.

God bless inflation.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:15 No.9663633

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:15 No.9663633

>>9663612
>>9663602
see
>>9663534

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:15 No.9663634

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:15 No.9663634

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Holy shit they have electronic price tags?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:16 No.9663648

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:16 No.9663648

Replies: >>9663669

>>9663515 (OP)
>corn sirup
>sirup
lel
What 3rd world shithole do you live in?

swami !!XtE7jBpt/4L
01/28/13(Mon)14:16 No.9663661

swami !!XtE7jBpt/4L 01/28/13(Mon)14:16 No.9663661

it's not like 'competing' companies aren't legal cartels which use pricefixing already

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:17 No.9663668

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:17 No.9663668

Replies: >>9663727

>>9663630

You could compete if you weren't too plebe to make it domestically.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:17 No.9663669

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:17 No.9663669

Replies: >>9663776

>>9663648
What third world shithole do you live in, where they don't teach you how to read?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:18 No.9663727

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:18 No.9663727

Replies: >>9663806

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>>9663668
I rather buy in Poland, and buying several litres of it costs nothing, whereas some imported breadcrumbs from USA is worth more than gold.

dong
01/28/13(Mon)14:20 No.9663775

dong 01/28/13(Mon)14:20 No.9663775

i dont understand

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:20 No.9663776

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:20 No.9663776

Replies: >>9663809

>>9663669

Oh, you mad that you have to import American Master Race Cereal products? Enjoy your Somalians it's only a matter of time before they infiltrate you via Sweden.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:21 No.9663806

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:21 No.9663806

>>9663727

Enjoy shopping for groceries in Pooland.

>implying American breadcrumbs aren't best breadcrumbs

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:21 No.9663809

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:21 No.9663809

Replies: >>9664093

>>9663776
It is already happening, do not fret. Because Jens doesn't like to spend money on encouraging his people to create exporting industry, yes, stores have to buy exports from master race United States.

But as you see, it costs millions.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:22 No.9663821

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:22 No.9663821

Replies: >>9663843

Can't you just buy some bread, let it harden up then crumble it up yourself?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:23 No.9663843

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:23 No.9663843

Replies: >>9663950 >>9665855

>>9663821
Why would I want that, when I can just drive to Poland or Germany and buy it there instead?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:23 No.9663853

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:23 No.9663853

Replies: >>9663879

>panko breadcrumbs
>not finding a box of regular ass breadcrumbs and giving us that price

How dishonest of you, OP

WOLFSHIEM !!tuOwy1ct2dy
01/28/13(Mon)14:23 No.9663855

WOLFSHIEM !!tuOwy1ct2dy 01/28/13(Mon)14:23 No.9663855

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Lesson of the day, kids:

>Norway

dong
01/28/13(Mon)14:24 No.9663875

dong 01/28/13(Mon)14:24 No.9663875

im new can someone explain how these icons work

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:24 No.9663879

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:24 No.9663879

Replies: >>9663933 >>9663950 >>9663998

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>>9663853
Because, maybe in that export aisle in the shopping centre I took the image inside of, there are no other breadcrumbs? Think of that. Is there any other syrup in the shelves?

No.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:24 No.9663894

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:24 No.9663894

>norway

dong
01/28/13(Mon)14:25 No.9663901

dong 01/28/13(Mon)14:25 No.9663901

are they just random

thats dumb

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:26 No.9663933

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:26 No.9663933

Replies: >>9664006

>>9663879
Oh so you're not dishonest, just lazy
Get a load of this guy

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:27 No.9663950

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:27 No.9663950

Replies: >>9664006

>>9663843
>drive to poland or germany from norway
isnt that kinda far
>>9663879
is there not another aisle that has similar products, where they are not exports and so expensive?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:27 No.9663963

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:27 No.9663963

Replies: >>9664006 >>9664061

>buying bread crumbs

stupid people deserve to get ripped off

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:28 No.9663992

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:28 No.9663992

>>9663630
>inflation

lel no

how about not eating this shit-tier imported food? seriously

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:29 No.9663998

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:29 No.9663998

Replies: >>9664035

>>9663879
>Carefully cropped image
>GAIZ LOOK THIS IS THE ONLY THING WE CAN BUY!

Defies credulity.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:29 No.9664006

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:29 No.9664006

Replies: >>9664057 >>9664066 >>9664068 >>9664236

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>>9663933
What...? You obviously haven't read what I just wrote, you selective mongrel.

>>9663950
> NONE OF THESE EXIST OFFICIALLY IN NORWAY
Why is /pol/ so illiterate? If there was anything else, I wouldn't take my time to create that image, ever. Think of that.

> Isn't that kind of far?
One thousand kilometres with car, no. It's relaxing and Autobahn is great once you get to it.

>>9663963
> Because Norwegian people know how to use breadcrumbs
That's the reason they don't exist in Norway otherwise.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:30 No.9664035

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:30 No.9664035

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>>9663998
If you aren't Norwegian and been to the stores I've been to before, you are just an imbecile that wants to find counter-arguments pretty hard.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:30 No.9664040

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:30 No.9664040

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>dollar sign on the right side of the number

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664048

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664048

Replies: >>9664236

>>9663515 (OP)
>none of these even exist
The fuck does that mean?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664057

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664057

>>9664006
Don't buy them then you whining little faggot, if there's fuck all demand and it's been shipped half way around the world for no one to use of course it's expensive.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664061

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664061

>>9663963
some people are willing to pay for the convenience of pre-made bread crumbs

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664066

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664066

>>9664006
>NONE OF THESE EXIST OFFICIALLY IN NORWAY
Not him, but that's ambiguous wording. Implying it doesn't "officially exist" almost sounds like this is some black market shit.

Maybe you should stop buying from smugglers.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664068

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:31 No.9664068

>>9664006
You're right, I've misread you. You're not lazy, you're once again dishonest!
Disgusting.

Yousef Assidiq !!PWObKqcj6X/
01/28/13(Mon)14:32 No.9664093

Yousef Assidiq !!PWObKqcj6X/ 01/28/13(Mon)14:32 No.9664093

>>9663630
>What is purchasing power parity.
>>9663809
>Socialism is bad
>Government should use more money
Fuck off.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:32 No.9664104

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:32 No.9664104

Look OP please don't tell me you can't tell the difference between regular breadcrumbs and panko breadcrumbs

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:33 No.9664124

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:33 No.9664124

Replies: >>9664236 >>9664434

>Go to norway
>Want to buy beer
>3.50 euro for a can
>Steal beer
>Store personal doesn't do anything

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:33 No.9664129

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:33 No.9664129

How much is a loaf of bread in Norway?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:35 No.9664200

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:35 No.9664200

>europoors fight to buy america's bread crumbs

hilarious.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:36 No.9664219

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:36 No.9664219

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>>9663586
>that filename

Yousef Assidiq !!PWObKqcj6X/
01/28/13(Mon)14:37 No.9664236

Yousef Assidiq !!PWObKqcj6X/ 01/28/13(Mon)14:37 No.9664236

Replies: >>9664396

>>9664006
>That's the reason they don't exist in Norway otherwise.
Really? They don't exist?
>What is Griljermel
>What is strokavring
>All cheap brands got their own bread crumbs.

>>9664048
That OP is blind and didn't find anything else.

>>9664124
From about a dollar for the shit that taste like cardboard to 6-10dollars for the good stuff.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:39 No.9664308

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:39 No.9664308

Replies: >>9664518

This website is telling us that Norway is 70% more expensive to live in than NYC, which itself is expensive to live in.

http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Norway

Your American bread crumbs are the last of your worries.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:40 No.9664339

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:40 No.9664339

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>not smashing up old bread heels and baking at 350 F for 10 minutes to make bread crumps

>not smashing up old corn to make corn cyrup.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:42 No.9664396

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:42 No.9664396

Replies: >>9664429

>>9664236
> Swedish products must exist in Norway

No, imbecile.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:43 No.9664425

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:43 No.9664425

>high tariffs
>tariffs at all
>free market
no

Yousef Assidiq !!PWObKqcj6X/
01/28/13(Mon)14:43 No.9664429

Yousef Assidiq !!PWObKqcj6X/ 01/28/13(Mon)14:43 No.9664429

>>9664396
They do exist, just because you need glasses don't mean they aren't there.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:44 No.9664434

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:44 No.9664434

Replies: >>9664455

>>9664124
who the hell buys 1 can of beer

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:44 No.9664455

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:44 No.9664455

>>9664434
day drunks

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:44 No.9664462

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:44 No.9664462

>>9663515 (OP)
Yeah man, fuck the free market! Product pricing should not factor in wages or transport ranges! Freaking capitalist trying to exploit people and stuff. I mean the wages in norway are quite low man! Products cannot cost a lot of money because people, man.

Fucking commies, get a brain. Norway has one of the highest wages in the world. See big mac index.

And why would you buy shitty imported products that cost alot? The biggest reason the cost of those products is high is because they are imported. Conscious Consumerism. Don't blame the companies that tries to sell these products. Trust me if people wouldn't want these things the companies wouldn't produce them. Sigh.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:46 No.9664517

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:46 No.9664517

If you don't like the price, don't fucking buy it.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:46 No.9664518

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:46 No.9664518

Replies: >>9664601

>>9664308
http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=United+States&country2=Norway&city1=New+York%2C+NY&city2=Oslo

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:47 No.9664546

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:47 No.9664546

>OP bitching about the cost of crumbs and sugar

b-b-but the World Wealth Chart says you Northern Europeans are extremely rich for such a small population!

h-how can you not afford crumbs and sugar?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:49 No.9664601

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:49 No.9664601

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>>9664518
>groceries are 60% higher than in new york

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:51 No.9664691

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:51 No.9664691

Replies: >>9664738 >>9665200

>>9663515 (OP)
Fuck your corn syrup and breadcrumbs. Is that $12.59 for a box of motherfucking pop-tarts? I hate to break it to you, norwaybros, but those pop-tarts are $1.98 at walmart.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Kellogg-s-Disney-Classics-Fruit-Flavored-Snacks-Pouches-30ct/19888758

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:53 No.9664738

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:53 No.9664738

Replies: >>9664812

>>9664691
Pop tarts are produced in America, and food stuff that is mad abroad is always hit by the mightiest tariff hammer on top of the transport costs.
The price of pop tarts does not reflect the price of sweets in Norway.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:55 No.9664812

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:55 No.9664812

>>9664738
Fair enough. Next time I'm at the grocery store, I'll take a picture of the norway import section, and we can do a little comparison.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:58 No.9664901

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:58 No.9664901

Replies: >>9665069

Then don't fucking buy pop tarts. Guess what, there's a Norwegian grocery store downtown and I don't fucking shop there because I don't need to spend all my money on Norwegian food.

What an idiot...

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)14:58 No.9664915

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)14:58 No.9664915

>Digital price labels

Holy crap I wish those existed at my place when I worked retail, would solve spending hours replacing tags every saturday

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:03 No.9665069

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:03 No.9665069

Replies: >>9665324 >>9665360

>>9664901
But what if you want pop-tarts, why should you be punished by your government?

I'm in the midwest USA, all the grocery stores have an import isle. Most of it is mexican imports, obviously, because of the large mexican population and their proximity to us. However even in my podunk town I can get norwegian foodstuffs, and they aren't rediculously expensive. I just don't but them because I'm not familiar with them. However, my government doesn't actively try and punish me should I want them.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:07 No.9665200

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:07 No.9665200

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>>9664691
>1.98

sheiiiiit. they cost 3.50 here in Puerto Rico, they dont even bring the brown sugar cinnamon ones anymore

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:07 No.9665205

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:07 No.9665205

>implying corn syrup, high fructose or not, would exist without government subsidization of corn

Yousef Assidiq !!PWObKqcj6X/
01/28/13(Mon)15:11 No.9665324

Yousef Assidiq !!PWObKqcj6X/ 01/28/13(Mon)15:11 No.9665324

>>9665069
>my government doesn't actively try and punish me should I want them.
Neither does mine.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:11 No.9665339

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:11 No.9665339

I don´t get it, you´re complaining that imported food is expensive? Then don´t buy it, just buy local products, especially if it´s some shit like breadcrumbs which you could just easily make yourself

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:12 No.9665360

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:12 No.9665360

Replies: >>9665452

>>9665069
Maybe the prices are so high because there's low demand and high shipping costs. I used to live in France and I would occasionally buy American food from a small merchant that shipped items by post to avoid taxes and the shit was still expensive. I was maybe one of a handful of people in Paris that knew what this food was, let alone cared enough to buy it.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:15 No.9665452

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:15 No.9665452

Replies: >>9665506

>>9665360
It's pretty easy to calculate shipping costs via fedex/ups.

Your le happy merchant was probably just ripping you off.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:17 No.9665506

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:17 No.9665506

>>9665452
Yes it is, and shipping heavy stuff from the US to France is expensive.

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:24 No.9665725

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:24 No.9665725

>>9663515 (OP)
who the fuck buys corn syrup?

Anonymous
01/28/13(Mon)15:29 No.9665855

Anonymous 01/28/13(Mon)15:29 No.9665855

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>>9663843

>Driving hundereds of kilometers to purchase breadcrumbs

I had no idea yurop was so bad