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they are selling these inside the Blackhawks team store. Looks like they only make them for four teams. I'd buy an Arizona Coyote version. Maybe one day we will be cool enough.
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Are there Dallas Stars jerseys there? Dallas has a long history of excellent Finns.
One of these days I'll itemize the collection of Coyotes items..mostly programs/season ticket giveaways....somewhere I have a sealed envelope recognizing Mike Gartner's 700th goal..... unless a mouse destroyed it.
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Yandle Jersey, Howling Head Hoodie, 2 new PHNX t-shirts (Pixilated Cooley and PHNX coyote), 2 hats, and numerous other T-shirts, to include a "playoffs" T-shirt.
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Most of NHL merch in eBay is still shipped from States, so it would still be expensive. I'd bet that there really isn't big demand for Coyotes stuff in any country in Europe. I could buy replicas from AliExpress for cheap price, but ain't intrested in fake stuff.
If a want to buy 200 € jersey with 40 € shipping from States, a 28.8 € custom fee and 64.5 € VAT is added on top of that. Over 330 € for jersey is just too much when my yearly income is somewhere around 20k
For jerseys you have to go for specific jersey shop, but there is a lot other Dallas Stars merch in shops related to sports. Hintz and Heiskanen have increased the hype a lot.
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White Kachina signed in 1996 by the inaugural team. My dad had it laying around from my childhood and gave it to me on my 30th birthday. I played youth hockey with Mike Gartner’s daughter and he gave it to him for the guys to sign. Pretty cool.
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Wow. That's a big VAT. Must pay for all of those bike lanes.
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Yeah, VAT is 24 % on most purchaces in Finland. You pay 24 % VAT for all expenses in this case.
On top of that, if employee has a 3000 € net income per month, it costs something like 6000€ for employer. We really are heavily taxed country
But as a student i have lots of benefits, because of that. My university studies are free and on top of that i get 700€ per month as a study grant from government. Also free health care and lots of other stuff.
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Yeah, VAT is 24 % on most purchaces in Finland. You pay 24 % VAT for all expenses in this case.
On top of that, if employee has a 3000 € net income per month, it costs something like 6000€ for employer. We really are heavily taxed country
But as a student i have lots of benefits, because of that. My university studies are free and on top of that i get 700€ per month as a study grant from government. Also free health care and lots of other stuff.
Not really free...you pay for it indirectly with the high taxes.
We in America, of course, seem to prefer crippling student debt and medical bankruptcies for some reason. But that's just us. Different strokes.
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Most of the crippling student loan debt is due to a combination of bad advice, government loan standards (there are none), and stupidity. As in..."excuse me lender of last resort, I need $50k per year to study 18th century French poetry."
...well, that and medicine...since we're gonna need ever more doctors in the next few decades. Look, I don't doubt that some people make bad decisions there, but it's systemically......a problem. And it isn't solved by having all those poetry majors switch to trade schools, where they can learn valuable skills like plumbing, HVAC, and how to gouge homeowners.Most of the crippling student loan debt is due to a combination of bad advice, government loan standards (there are none), and stupidity. As in..."excuse me lender of last resort, I need $50k per year to study 18th century French poetry."
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Agree, and part of the problem with the system is that it's too easy to get a student loan. Student debt and costs have exploded since the Feds nationalized the student loan industry. Private lenders would be much more discerning and examine things like cost/benefit. Medical degree...approved. French poetry...denied.
I have stocked up since moving here.
Two jerseys: a black Kachina and a white howling coyote John Scott sweater.
Two hoodies
Three t shirts
A winter beanie cap
A flatbill cap that I wear everywhere.
Two plastic cups
A water bottle
Two car decals and my license plate cover.
The pop socket on my phone.
Two jerseys: a black Kachina and a white howling coyote John Scott sweater.
Two hoodies
Three t shirts
A winter beanie cap
A flatbill cap that I wear everywhere.
Two plastic cups
A water bottle
Two car decals and my license plate cover.
The pop socket on my phone.
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But if you did, you could just point out the wonderful Finnish education statistics. From the outside looking in, your country is doing it right. Not a dig on any other country, just high praise to Finland.It is indeed, but i’m not trying to start a debate about which system works better
I have a Coyotes themed one. Not sure where I got it. I'll get a picture of it when I get home from work. Just about game time.
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Just got this one. Might have to do some adjustments to the display. At the very least, I should cover up Chayka's ugly mug.
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