Market not much good in France?

[dude69]

Just reading article about the 'Diary of a checkout assistant'.

http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/l...cle5853437.ece

The thing that really caught my eye was this:

Richard, her husband, has benefited more. He was fed up with his job as an IT consultant on the French minimum wage of €8.71 (£7.73) an hour. “I told him that now we had a bit of money, it was time to learn to do something else.” He is training to become a plumber.

Minimum wage? IT consultant? Sacre bleu!

[dude69]

no IT in France then?

[thunderlizard]

Minimum wage £7.73/hr? How the other half live!

[zara_backdog]

Just reading article about the 'Diary of a checkout assistant'.

http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/l...cle5853437.ece

The thing that really caught my eye was this:

Richard, her husband, has benefited more. He was fed up with his job as an IT consultant on the French minimum wage of €8.71 (£7.73) an hour. “I told him that now we had a bit of money, it was time to learn to do something else.” He is training to become a plumber.

Minimum wage? IT consultant? Sacre bleu!

Hum - didn't we do this story already?

[Francko]

Just reading article about the 'Diary of a checkout assistant'.

http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/l...cle5853437.ece

The thing that really caught my eye was this:

Richard, her husband, has benefited more. He was fed up with his job as an IT consultant on the French minimum wage of €8.71 (£7.73) an hour. “I told him that now we had a bit of money, it was time to learn to do something else.” He is training to become a plumber.

Minimum wage? IT consultant? Sacre bleu!

Voulez vous pommes de terre avec ça?

[Gonzo]

Voulez vous pommes de terre avec ça?

Pommes de terre?

They are not talking about Ireland you know.

[AlfredJPruffock]

Voulez vous pommes de terre avec ça?

Non pas du tout - je prefer les Frites de Freedom - dans la Bush, alors.