Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

2022-09-09 10:13:23

Why is 2006 such a strong price jump?

Besides rising prices (also energy and raw materials again), it is especially due to the increase in value-added tax. Back then, it went from 16% to 19%.

2022-09-09 10:19:16

An AfD voter talks about the culture of discussion. What matrix have I landed in now? :cool:

Because a Green or Social Democrat voter is better. This AfD bashing is tiring.

2022-09-09 10:19:44

I just did some accounting and had the Bundestag debate running in the background. What annoys me the most is this bickering from EVERYONE. As if that would make things better. There's ZERO constructive input. Why do they even do that? So why are there these "debates"? Can't it be done better? And first of all, I would introduce a ban on mobile phones. If I'm already sitting there, then I should please be mentally present :rolleyes: And with bakeries and their energy problems currently in the spotlight; we have here in the municipality (central town has about 3,500 inhabitants) two bakeries (that really bake), two branches of a bigger chain, four grocery stores/discount stores with baked goods, a gas station with baked goods and a bakery that delivers (from the neighboring village). Two bakeries closed three years ago due to age reasons, but this year there was a new building added opposite a discounter. How was it again? Bakeries are the most widespread fast food places. oh yes....and everyone is looking for staff...that adds to it. My sympathy is about as limited as it is for the large factory farms, which are now gradually reducing their stock. So maybe a reduction in certain areas isn't entirely stupid.

In our place with 5,500 inhabitants it looks like this: 4 supermarkets, two of which have bakery branches in the entrance area and all four have bakery stations inside (how that adds up financially, no idea). The gas station also has a bake shop. Additionally, two branches of smaller bakery chains in the city center and one bakery that actually still has its own bakery on site and is owner-operated. One bakery branch has been closed for three months due to staff shortage. Some of these bakeries are simply so small that they can't make a living from the baked goods they sell and rather pass as a café with a bakery counter... No idea if a consolidation here would be good, but soberly considered the closure of one bakery branch is not really a loss.

2022-09-09 10:31:04

I have no problem with well-founded criticism. But I do have a problem with insults and moralizing. "Nonsense" "Telegram babble" "Go live in another country" are pretty much the most primitive arguments there are, but by now also well known. No more culture of discussion.

Unfortunately, there is no culture of discussion with people of your kind. Here, only one's own interest is always in the foreground, see mask mandate. There is zero empathy or social, socially responsible thinking. And whether you have a problem with me is actually completely irrelevant to me. I couldn't care less about the opinion of people who accept that others can die because they feel robbed of their freedom by a mask!

2022-09-09 10:48:01

Because a Green or Social Democrat voter is better. Tiring, this AFD bashing.

In the end, it is always the question of whether one should talk to Nazis or not. There are completely different views on that.

2022-09-09 10:52:20

Then is it okay for you if the artisanal bakers die out and only the industry with unskilled, cheap labor, hygiene scandals, and additives remains? We have 1 supermarket, 1 discount store, 2 bakers, and 1 butcher. Catchment area about 8000 inhabitants. I would be very sorry if the two bakers don't make it. I find it very one-sided to call baked goods fast food. By that reasoning, every discount store or supermarket or gas station could also be called a fast food place.

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