Comments by "" (@tarifkunde) on "I Tried Russian (Mcdonalds) Vkusno I Tochka 2 Years Later" video.

  1. A russian can buy 176 meals, an austrian 247 meals. A employee at McDonald's in Austria gets 1,800 €/month or after taxes and insurances 1,480 €/month, McMenu Smart with two burgers, a pack of fries and 0.4 l coke costs 5,99€. A russian employee earns 65.000 rubels or 650€, after tax 565 €/month, a meal costs 3.19€.
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  2. ​ @АНДРЕЙ3500 According to the quality manager of Vkusno i Tochka Mr. Merkulov "all the meals contain the same ingredients and prepared on the same equipment like previously at McDonald's". So you eat in Vkusno i Tochka the same stuff like in McDonalds.
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  3. Unfortunatly, what are you saying is not true. According to the quality manager of Vkusno i Tochka Mr. Merkulov "all the meals contain the same ingredients and prepared on the same equipment like previously at McDonald's".
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  4. Not only prices in US are higher but also the salaries.
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  5. Also the salaries in Russia are crazy too. A stuff member of Vkusno i Tochka earns 435 €/month after taxes. What is your salary in Michigan?
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  6. ​ @AlexanderTch Here we are. Costs of housing and transportation, all numbers per month: Rental payments for a flat of 30-35 in Wien 380€, in Moscow 250€; Gas for 420 kwh in Wien 65€, in Moscow 2,5€; electricity for 120 kwh in Wien 40€, in Moscow 8€; Water for 4 cubic meter in Wien 26€, in Moscow 2€; monthly pass for public transport in Wien 31€, in Moscow 11€. After all a astrian can afford almost 70 % more meals than a russan. 155 meals versus 92.
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  7. ​ @Mike-kr7cg Yes, I know, poor people always don't worry about bills and money. They don't have the first and neither do they have the second 😂.
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  8. ​ @AlexanderTch Bread = 4€ one kg, cell phone networks = 6€ per month, medicine and education are included into the taxes and insurances which I deducted from the gross earnings. The food quality in Austria is very good due to the high competition of stores and state surveillance. I guess both things are better in Austria than in Russia, but I don't know for sure.
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  9. The truth hurts.
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  10. Compared to the salaries is the Combo in Perth much cheaper than in Moscow. The avarage salary in Moscow 13.93 A$/hour, in Perth 49.93 A$/hour.
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  11. ​ @lee8org  In Moscow they pay 250 € for the rent of a single apartment and 13€ for the enenergy In Wien e.g. you pay 400€ for the rent and 150 € energy bill/month for a single apartment. A liter of diesel fuels costs in Moscow 0.63 €, in Austria 1.67€. I drive 1,500 km/month and spend 90€/month more than a russian. So you "save" in Moscow 380€, but you earns in Moscow 1500€ less than in Austria.
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  12. Yes, that's the point. Russians earn only a fraction of earnings in western countries.
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  13. If you work for a Vkusno i Tochka as a stuff member you will earn 500 €/month, after taxes (13%) 435€/month.
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  14. What are you talking about?! And why? It is not true. According to Vkusno i Tochka official internet presentation fries will be prepared with vegetables oil.
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  15. How much is you salary in Germany? A stuff member at Vkusno i Tochka in Moscow earns 435 €/month after taxes.
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  16. ​ @jottka2162 Thanks for thr reply. In Wien e.g. you pay 380€ for the rent and 150 € energy bill/month for a single apartment. In Moscow 250 € for the rent and 13€ for the energy. So you "save" in Moscow 270€, but you earns in Moscow 1500€less than in Austria.
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  17. ​​​ @jottka2162 The costs for the rent, energy, car etc. are in Austria much higher than in Russia. In absolute figures. If you compare with salaries the living costs in Russia are two-three times higher than in Austria and Germany. Just go to the people in Russia in their apartments, russians have 21 square meters per person, a austrian 46. Take are look into their kitchen or bathrooms or only at stairwell in the house. The standards are lower, renovations are carried out less frequently than in Austria. Russians are on the rank 56 with car availability, Germans 10, I think. Ask people when they have a vacation abroad or they were going to a beach and so on. And a pensioner gets in Russia 200 €, he can never make a vacation abroad. How many pensioners in Russia do have a caravan, how many in Germany?
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  18. The average salary in Queensland 48,73 AU$/hour, in Moscow 13.93 AU$/hour, so about 3 1/2 times higher in AU than in MO.
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  19. ​ @alicelindores22 can you please tell me your calculation. A working day has 8 hours, a month 21-22 working days, a year has 12 month. And it is about Australian $, not US $.
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  20. The minimum wage in Moscow is 1.90$/hour. So you have to work almost 2 hours in Moscow to get the Combo to 3.50$. If you don't work in Moscow and would like eat there, you have to work almost three hours in your home city. Because the minimum wage in the rest of Russia is about 1.19$/hour.
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