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 suppose

But then again, I did make that post while I was hungry, so I think that might have something to do with that...

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.

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