I never, for the love of my life, understood why some people even classify a Sandwich as "Lunch"

It's like a snack at the very best but that's it

Different strokes for different folks?

I guess a sandwich could be considered a quick lunch. Depends on the sandwich itself, though.

I don't either, but I just go with the flow. When I am home my main meal of the day is lunch but when I'm outside or on the run, the best I can do is get a badly-made, sandwich, filled with something I've never heard of and which is expensive.

I suppose it can, but not for me, it's anything but a quick lunch

This however, is a quick lunch - Norwegian style

It depends on the sandwich, I suppose.

It's difficult to imagine needing anything else with a <i>torta cubana</i>, except enough beer to wash it down.

Looks awesome

We have a somewhat similar place here in dublin

http://www.pablopicante.ie/

Though, from what I see, it's very modest compared to the place in your post

in the Czech Republic I could get 2-3 not so great lunches or one really classy...

or 10 beers, which is good :D

10 beers!? I would not even get 1.2 beers for the price of one GOG, if I order them at a bar. If I were to buy them at a liquor store I would get just over 3 (33cl), or possibly up to 5 if I were to buy the really poor stuff.

We have a pint night at the local pub which is 2.50 USD for whatever the sponsored beer is. The local brewers actually promote these beers because I'm pretty sure they're selling at cost at that price (these are more expensive beers). That's the cheapest I've seen good beer on tap for ages now, at least around here. A 9.99 GOG would normally get you 2 beers at the pub.

Mmm, $9.99 is CHF 9.05,

so roughly 2-3 self made meals,
or half a decent meal outside:

- a pizza is around $20,
- a döner kebab is $10.5
- a big mac is $7.16
- the plat du jour (dish of the day) seems to be around $20 in restaurants/cafes here.

Most pubs sells the pint at $7.70, so, in average, one gog = one beer,
- by buying beer at the store, I can easily buy a lot more games.

Switzerland is insanely expensive, though, I don't think people realize just how insane prices can get there. I had to cross the border to Thoiry just to afford stuff like yogurt and meat. "Fast Food" is a bad comparison though, it's marked up to a really unreasonable amount over there. You could eat at La Manora or something for the same price as a McDonald's meal. Pizza Hut used to have an all you can eat deal in Geneve, I don't think they liked us Americans coming in and filling up, though, they always looked terribly annoyed at us.

I ate a lot of pasta over there. The chocolate was affordable though, and very tasty:)

At a fast food without coupons, ~1 lunch.

At a fast food with coupons, ~2 lunches.

At a fancy restaurant, 0.33 to 0.75 lunches (depending on the restaurant)

At home, ~3 lunches.

During promos, you can just multiply appropriately.

poor you, guys...

I like beer very much so I'm really glad I live in this wonderful country where having them won't ruin you :)

also, 0,3 l is not a beer, it's a small beer :D