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[Michen_S]

Here it's more than €50,-. They're valid for 10 years though.

[HellEye]

Yea same here with the time. A bit less if you're young since your look changes.

[Michen_S]

I've got an ID card though. Those things allow me to travel to more than enough places for me whilst also being a lot cheaper.

[HellEye]

Yeah, these are basically free here too. And you can go anywhere in Europe. Well, almost.

[Michen_S]

They're like €25,- here? €30,-? And apparently €50,- is very cheap for a passport here? More like €85,-? Yeah, things are expensive here...

[HellEye]

Well... Yea. Only good thing about Poland is that all the stuff you usually pay for there is free. Schools, IDs, that stuff.

[Michen_S]

Only good thing? You had snow! In March!

[TenOfSwords]

I think Orkney had snow in April...

[HellEye]

Well... And snow. And I guess food is kinda cheap. Though the price is roughly the same if you look at what people earn. If a cheap dish is 2 Euro here and 8 Euro there, but people earn 4 times less, it's roughly the same. But if we go there it's super overpriced

[Michen_S]

Maybe people do earn more here. I wouldn't know about that... But you could very well be right. After all, Poland and the Netherlands still have two different economies even though they share the same currency.

[HellEye]

They do not actually, we use polish Zloty, that's about 4 times less value than one Euro. So we earn the same, just in different currency

[Michen_S]

Oh, you don't have the Euro? Oh, I thought Poland used the Euro.

My bad.

[HellEye]

Well... If you go to a shop it'll most likely accept Euro but no, it's not the main currency

[Michen_S]

That's good to know. I'll be off for the night, see you later.

[HellEye]

Good night then, until tomorrow!