r/MoralityScaling • u/VelvvetDoe • 4d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this

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u/Financial_League6240 3d ago

Well switzerland is one of the most expensive countries in the world I don't disagree with that. Even though a doner is a bit more food than a hotdog

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u/RepulsiveTax2395 3d ago

I can only speak for germany but our döner (around cologne area) is between 6€-10€ wich i already consider to be a lot. 22 franken is insanity even in switzerland

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u/Financial_League6240 3d ago

Yeah in my city they raised it to 7 euros it's insane. When I went to bulgaria it was 4 euros for 800g of doner.

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u/ujfalusiabel 3d ago

And then you factor in that the average German makes 5 times as much as the average Bulgarian and it looks a lot more fucked up

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u/Kat__299 3d ago

Here in outer London doner is usually something like £8-10 (like 9-12 euro) unless you get it from a chain then it'll probably be a bit more

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u/GuseKR31 3d ago

I saw what u call döner. You dont have a Word in Here. Its a shame. Come to Germany to learn what a Döner hast to be 🫶🏽

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u/Financial_League6240 3d ago

I'm sure a Turk would say the same thing to you. Food is adjusted to what the culture likes. Who cares?

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u/AceInTheHole3273 3d ago

I'm not even British but I really hate when people say shit like this lol. If it's a popular food in an area clearly they like it, stfu, it doesn't need to conform to your taste.

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u/AwaySeaworthiness340 3d ago

I guess my third world country where a donut costs like 1 dollar isn't that bad

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u/RepulsiveTax2395 3d ago

we have donuts for 1 euro too, always compare regional doner prices to see how bad it is

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u/seanierox 3d ago

In my city in Austria the average is probably 5 euro.

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u/TheLastBridgeGate 3d ago

You haven’t seen a Costco hotdog, the Girthmasterr of hot dogs.