airports are always a nightmare!
the other important thing to keep in mind is that in the EU in general, there's no added taxes on the bill, and tips are less of a thing here, so there's not a magical 20%+ hidden charge to factor in on everything you order.
Re:What's Happening Inside the NIH and NSF
by vel0city on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @12:45PM
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> my basis for comparison was the Amsterdam airport
Your basis for how much people pay for groceries was how expensive a sandwich was at an airport?
Re:What's Happening Inside the NIH and NSF
by lumost on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @06:00PM
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We get signal wherever we can :) Boston Logan has about a 20-30% premium on normal groceries. SFO is probably closer to 5-10%. I assumed the premium could not be greater than 50% for Amsterdam airport.
Re:What's Happening Inside the NIH and NSF
by mrguyorama on Thursday February 06, 2025 @05:42PM
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At some point you have to be willing to admit you don't have any signal
Perhaps Amsterdam airport pricing is extensively marked up compared to local pricing (understandable). Geneva was just plain expensive.