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In Germany, it’s greed. I remember 18 years ago a train ride to the next city to go to the movies was 1.30 euros. Today it costs 5.80 euros. That’s not inflation, that’s just greed.

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They gotta finance their infrastructure somehow.

Oh, right. They’re incentivized to not do exactly that. So they can cry to the government for even more funds.

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