But FKK is Not Fixed Price
[QUOTE=Optimist;2263372]So if I go to a concert in a country where concerts are cheap I should pay 50 per cent over the normal price because in my home country it is more expensive?
I prefer to act according to local culture (provided of course its norms are no less ethical than those of my home country)[/QUOTE]I clearly prefer the way it used to be. 50 a half. 100 an hour. 50 CIM. But it is no longer fixed price. So I am not sure the analogy works. If the concert venue charged locals 50 and people coming from other countries where they normally pay $100, those folks would be happy to pay $75.
Again, I don't want to overpay and try not to but since individuals reference frames are different so are their decisions.
Conversation from Sharks thread.
I've been reading the discussions on health checks on the Sharks thread. The discussion dives into Employee vs Independent, hits and misses of the new law, etc.
For me, one major failure of the new law is that it doesn't protect the women in terms of banking or renting a house. I find it disgusting that the women working in the clubs resort to paying the club €30 per day or more to stay is a square box with no furnishings other than the bed and possibly a wardrobe. I've talked to several women who state the owners of apartments don't want to rent to them because they fear the apartment will become a place of business. Of the thousands of women working in clubs, a small minority actually have been able to rent an apartment.
Don't judge me for my friends desires. I'm just conveying this example from his dealings with a WG.
This friend tried to take a lady on a business trip to the US. Her Visa was denied because she had no employment, no German bank account and no house lease in Germany and she wasn't living and working in her home country.