Geneva: Why the world’s highest minimum wage was needed
So who wants to move to Switzerland?
Not me.
I go on business to Geneva and everything is so expensive! And I don’t think it is any nicer there than other European towns or cities…
Avoid.
Would they cover my home to duty claim?
Go there regularly with work - yes, very expensive!
only if it’s a one way ticket😳
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I have a friend who lives in Geneva for work.
9 Swiss Francs for a pint…
Not that far off London prices
Just got back from London after a few days away. The wallet has taken a frightening hit just on drinks, hilarious really when a pint in my nearest pub is £1.50
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It’s a technique to keep t Northerners away.
Mr Daws, are you implying us northerners can’t afford a good drink?
Tread carefully
No. He’s just suggesting that they don’t want us in the South as we’d embarrass them with our superior drinking skills (and our frugality) 
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No I’m suggesting that based on experience you don’t want to pay for one!
That’s more like it.
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Sad to say… that’s also more like it 
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Like I said, we’re frugal
Try Iceland - that’s also an expensive place. Equivalent of £15 just for two half-pints.
2 x cheeseburgers, 2 x 330ml bottle of coke, 1 x small tub of pringles, 1 x pkt of dried banana pieces and 1 x chocolate bar was the equivalent of £91.00.
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For a minute there I was thinking you were talking about the supermarket… I was going to say you’ve been mugged off
I remember Sweden being £8 a pint when I went there 10 years ago
Wow, I’ve clearly not travelled around enough! I ski in France and Austria and I thought the resort prices for beer were expensive. But holy hell, £91 for a few snacks…
Denmark was over £9 a pint and that was a decade ago
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