How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lots of Pain

Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by danielbln on Monday April 08, 2024 @04:09AM (#39967346)

Don't forget bread. Whenever I travel to the US I'm appalled by what is considered good bread there. Not throwing shade here, it's just what it is. On the flipside, buying Avocados here in Germany is akin to a crime against humanity.

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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by Tainnor on Monday April 08, 2024 @09:08AM (#39969337)

One of my pet peeves is how Germans have amazing bread, but then put the blandest possible stuff (like very tasteless Cheese, and one leaf of salad) on top of it, while Italians have great stuff to put on bread but the bread itself is so boring.

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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by chrisandchris on Monday April 08, 2024 @12:18PM (#39971223)

Then travel to Switzerland and IMHO German bread is just average anymore.

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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by Tainnor on Monday April 08, 2024 @05:51PM (#39974105)

it's really basically the same? Cheese is better in Switzerland though.

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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by kevin_thibedeau on Monday April 08, 2024 @04:01PM (#39973147)

You can get good bread in the US at a bakery. Supermarkets are iffy depending on the region.

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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by shiroiushi on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @01:46AM (#39976469)

You can get fantasic bread in the US, but just like everything else food-related, you're not going to find it at Walmart or a typical grocery store.

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