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Danach kommt nix, die Wiener bleiben so teuer, verkaufen sich dadurch weniger also muss man weniger Stückzahl einkaufen was den Job des Einkäufers von Penny verkompliziert, weil weniger = teurer. Egal ob wahrer Preis oder nicht...

Und Lidl bedankt sich, können ihre Einkaufsstückzahlen deutlich anheben.

Der Kunde will billig und wird wegen der Lohnentwicklung noch weiter in Richtung billig gezwungen... So kann man den Teufelskreis sicherlich nicht angehen. Da ist Mindestlohn und konsequentes Lücken ausnutzen bestrafen ein besseres Instrument.

Penny hat Warengruppencoupons, teils 20% und mehr. Für die Profis ändert sich am Preis also nix

München hat eine super Scooter Regelung gehabt als ich da war. Gab vereinzelt Stellplätze aber auch sonst war alles total gesittet. Keine Fußgänger stolpern und brechen sich Knochen, man muss auf drei Kilometern keine fünf Scooter an den Straßenrand schleppen und es gab nie eine Wohnstraße wo Autofahrer hätten aussteigen müssen um Scooter von der Mitte der Kreuzung wegtragen müssen um durch zu kommen...

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Ich habe privat 50 GB und beruflich noch mal. Insgesamt liege ich bei circa 200-500 Megabyte pro Monat

yes. This is due to the water content such as lime etc. This differs from Brand to Brand or through how much lead pipes your tap water flowed and how dirty your tap aerator is.

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Did someone train hands and face proportions properly yet?

what happens if you pay 5 Cents with 5x1 cent from other countries in those countries?

I don't have them when paying with my Amex… And if I have too much of them, I'm kindly asking at the drinks store if I can throw them into their coin counter for payment when not many customers are there. If everything fails I wait until I have 11800 one-cent coins or a mix with 2 cent to pay that €118 every 10 years for ID card and passport. Which astonishingly is machine-payable with One and Two-Cent coins.

If you need ways to get rid of them:

• gift them to me, :D Or I'll PayPal it back to you.
• have a bank account at one of the old, expensive classical banks here in Germany, they usually take them. Don't have the cheapest account there. Take their kind of all-inclusive account model.
• Go to your nearest "Deutsche Bundesbank" and take your foreign coins and banknotes with you, they have to exchange it for you as long as all the money you bring is or was valid payment money somewhere.
• supermarket self-service machines
• Get to your nearest Späti (in Berlin) or kiosk store and ask the owner if he needs 1 Cent coins. Some give a small discount for you being the person, making sure they'll not get into trouble with missing 1 Cent coins. And some just trust that the thousands of coins you bring is roughly what you counted.

Avoid:

• Coinstar, 10+ % fee (or any other machine that's not a self-service cash register)
• rush hour on counting machines not fully used as self-service – ask the store when it's okay to come with so much money – those machines take some time to count your thousands of coins.

So in conclusion: Stores would want to do €,99 prices, because that's why you can steal a whole other Euro for every item the customer grabs. Doing .95 would change that unless everyone does it or is forced to do that. Because the lobby from these businesses is too big, we will not see the 1-cent and 2-cent pieces disappear. Milk business will complain that they can't afford selling at 4 cent less and all the others would just make everything + €1, so €1.99 becomes €2.95 and so on.

You shouldn't force the economy to change prices if you don't see them illegally changing prices. Because everything will be getting unnecessarily more expensive then. Enforced pricing should always be a price decrease.

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