05-07-2015, 03:10 PM
steve... wrote:
I can't vouch for the accuracy: Groceries Prices in Sweden are 11.12% lower than in United States
Apartment rent is less.
I can. That's all not true. We stayed there for a few weeks in 2013. We had a house, planned to buy our own groceries. They were MUCH more expensive than in the US and had much less of a selection, even in July. This was for stores in the city and the suburbs.
And rent was also not less, at least not compared to Seattle.
billb wrote:
It's a dark gloomy frozen version of Seattle.
Not really, not Stockholm and the southern part of the country at least. Maybe farther north.
billb wrote:
75% of women are overweight here in the states
50% in Sweden.
Obesity is on the rise there. It was a noticeable difference between 2007 and 2013.