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    1. This implies Turks can get visas to visit Greece on a regular basis for basic grocery shopping. Lol.. 

    2. AnimeMeansArt on

      They could move Greece to Constantinople, then they wouldn’t need to drive that far

      /s

    3. M0therN4ture on

      You know it would be quite easy to pull Turkey out of this slop by just not electing Erdogan or any of his henchmen?

    4. VibrantGypsyDildo on

      Is it rich people’s problem or is it just me not liking cheese?

      It must be something else, probably affecting all the food.

      No way I would spend hours at an unfriendly external EU border just to buy few slices of cheese.

      (I am a Ukrainian and my sad record is about 6 hours to cross the border one way. I don’t remember whether it was Polish or Hungarian one. Both were crappy af.)

    5. I bet I can find at least one outlet that reports this title as „Turks drive…b…y…in Greece and escape“

    6. BackgroundBat7732 on

      There should be something about the cheese in Greece that’s similar to rain on the plain in Spain. 

    7. Silly_Regular_3286 on

      As expected, Greece betraying Greece by selling cheese to Turkey. First the Germans with the Eurofighters and now Greece also siding with the enemy. 

      Will Greece fight alongside Greece the day Turkey decides to use that cheese to invade the rest of Cyprus?

    8. turkishmonk9 on

      Nothing surprising here. Most of the wages doubled in Euro last 2 years, while minimum wage remained more or less same. So at the moment, Turkish lower class live a survivor and middle class has a purchasing power between Germany – Denmark. Also people will get ~%30 raise in January.

      You guys will see many Turkish tourists in Europe in 2026.

    9. We Norwegians drive for hours to buy cheaper food in Sweden for the same reasons.

      The prices on groceries have become horrendous here in the last few years.

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