If it were my home...

Valigarmander · #1

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Well, at least I can make a little more money here.

DarkZero · #2

And a little more babies.

Jere · #3

So if i get this correctly sweden citizens have 20.6% less money than you, i can say that those percent are the tax we pay.

ZeldaGirl · #4

Well, at least I can make a little more money here.

...which you spend on the health care, electricity and gas bills, and the extra babies.

Valigarmander · #5

Maybe I could save a little and eat some of the babies.

Marilink · #6

Why was having fewer babies listed as a positive thing?

YouTube · #7

I think blue is for neutral things & green is positive things.

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DarkZero · #8

It doesn't say it is. Positive is green, negative is red. Fewer babies is blue.

I'm assuming that means 'subjective'.

EDIT: Capt. beat me to it.

Marilink · #9

oh, okay. I guess I just saw a majority of green and thought that was the neutral color.

ZeldaGirl · #10

...you thought being XX% less likely to have HIV/AIDS was a neutral thing?

Rainbow Dash · #11

i skimmed most of it; he could have too

Marilink · #12

The red and blue stood out, I kinda mostly didn't care about the rest. >.>

Also, something that's been bugging me: It should say "fewer babies."

#13

Guessing that's an "overall average" kind of thing. I can tell you for certain that you'd make more money at a regular job here, but the higher salaries (like CEOs and such) will earn more in the States. Minimum wage is higher here, and there's no such thing as "you're a waitress so you don't earn minimum wage because you get tips" since we don't give tips here.

Entry-level computer programming here earns as much as the overall average of computer programmers in the US.

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Antisocial · #14

Let's see what the homeland's like.

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