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Norway: Tales of the unexpected

August 18, 2013 Jim 1 Comment

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Three things we found in Norway that were completely unexpected:

1. Food isn’t just pricey, it’s outrageously expensive. A Big Mac at McDonalds: $14. Two smoothies and a sandwich: $35 (Jamie thought the price was well worth it because Max, the smoothie boy, was a cute and French). Two gourmet hamburgers: $42 each. They tasted great, but I damn near choked when the bill arrived.

2. Everyone smokes. Everyone. Non-stop. Kind of ruins the pleasure of an outdoor cafe.

3. Arab beggers on every corner, but not a Nordic-looking begger to be found. A few Nordic drunks passed out on a few corners, but no beggars.

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  1. Mark Fleming says

    August 21, 2013 at 4:27 am

    Watch out, you might get arrested in that country for writing #3.

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