So yesterday I bought four boxes of books. I found this booklet amusing. Whether it's academic preparation for a book or student baking paper, I don't know yet. But it's interesting: it starts in April 1939 (about moral growth) and ends in December 1939 (why does a child steal). Well, 300 meters from me there's a fresh pizza for 1.80 cents, 50 meters from me there's a Billa supermarket. So three slices of pizza cost almost 5 euros and a small bowl of pasta in Billa costs almost 8 euros. In a pizzeria he gets more than full, in Billa a small bowl only lasts for an hour. The child still steals 8 euros or begs for 3 euros for the pasta. Is it the packaging, or the colors, or the prestige? I think back then it was about sausage and chocolate, today it's about what?