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USA, Europe...except Germany. We close the world when sun goes down. Or weekend hits.
So like the Minneapolis of europe.
Oh, i thought it was all around the US of A. Obviously not :)
In the US, it varies quite a bit regionally. I was pretty annoyed when I moved to the South and discovered that very little is open past 11 PM.
I suppose it depends on the right combination of population density and low minimum wage for it to be viable.
Didn't know, thought it was all-over. Low min-wage surely is a factor. Here it would probably be absolutely killing. more pay for nightshifts where only a few people actually shop at those times? no way...
I can confirm your statement about Germany haha but I've never seen a 24hr supermarket in the Netherlands or France either
Couldn't remember one either, but i also don't KNOW. So far, from every other european i heard, it's more common. I might be wrong :)
Some of the airports have 24/7 grocery stores in Germany. These are before security so accessible to all
Airports have grocery stores?
Some do. The Stuttgart airport has an Edeka
They're not common in Europe at all.
Also in Germany.. It's called Späti