Manager gold
I paid 40% of my salary for gold dental floss, that is, twice as much as for fine catering. Hawaiian shirts cost me 1/6 and 10 percent of my salary went to jet fuel. I still have 400 euros left for coffee. How much did I earn as a manager?
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