American Things Europeans Find Weird

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Yea, I love ice cubes in my water though

Your class??? What do you mean by “class”?

His accent is soooo thick though 😅

@@katebergart school class/course

Yeah, somebody needs to proof read the subs again. There's a lot of spelling errors too.

Yeah, thought the same. And later he even mentions the real price of a glass of water in Euros, so whoever made the subs should have noticed their error at that point.

What they don't say is that meals in germany are cheaper , so they earn the money over the drinks too

Ya I was so confused lmao

You are such a hero

I think it's also a "hospitality culture" thing. (Hospitality culture is one reason our meals are so big, better to have too much food than not enough. And you're not SUPPOSED to eat the whole thing all in one sitting, you're SUPPOSED to take leftovers home.)

@@OriginalAkivara Or it is profitable to sell 2 dishes at once under the guise of 1 dish.

The most high fructose corn syrup you customer get high on, the more they return to the place. It’s so addictive

@@OriginalAkivarait’s a combination of highly subsidized inferior staple food combined with cheap syrup made from corn and it costs next to nothing and empty calories making the poorest Americans obese. It’s maddening

I think it’s a combo between price and hospitality. Restaurants don’t sweat giving refills much bc they’re cheap and if you sit w ur friends in a restaurant, sipping your drink and talking, you may ultimately end up buying more food. If you feel rushed, you’d probably just leave and make your own meal.

Upstate New York has incredible nature like in the Finger Lakes and the Adirondaks and is a huge state. Foreigners tend to only think of it as New York City but that's an inaccurate view.

You'd love the national parks

How about the South? We preserve a lot of our culture and the Smoky Mountains are beautiful

I share your bias. The western states have dramatic and varied topography. Very scenic.

@@michellesheppard9253yes. The south is another beautiful area. The blue ridge and smokies, bluegrass barbQ and some of the most down to earth people in the country.

No good analogy.
There's nothing tough or hard about him.
He is a typical Liberal sensitive boy.
Tough people don't engage much in nonsense conversations.

If you Americans are doubled moral and complex is your problem not his why aren't you honest?Be honest and enjoy life, Honesty doesn't bite

Like that stereotype comparison with the coconut 🥥

@@lindaeisenberg5214 vous faites pas de sens.

And rude, arrogant and knows everything

I hope the fridge is actually big. Because literally everything is bigger in America. :P

Yeah, but then all the customers need to know why it's called an American fridge. Seems like it would make more sense to just call it a fridge with an ice maker like we do. :)

@@Trifler500 'cause it's way bigger than usual French fridges. Just having a two doors fridge isn't common here. Actually the "normal" dimensions for them is approximately 1.90 meters x 70 cm. They are quite simple ; made out of two parts (a freezer and a refrigerator) and don't even have a water dispenser. So you'll easily understand what is a "frigo américain" when you see it surrounded by basic fridges.

@@someonehere364 Ok. That makes more sense then. It sounded like the ice dispenser was the only difference.

@@coltjames9159 Yeah it's bigger than normal fridge with two doors instead of one ^^

Proud of what tho? The American dream is a lie

your country is garbage

​@@astridblackledge1403Proud that we have privileges to talk shit about our country and not get punished. Americans are privileged as fuck.

@@astridblackledge1403it’s not , with our history and how our country was founded it is real. Or WAS real. This country has changed so much and it’s so sad. We used to be the best of the best now it’s just embarrassing 😭🫳🏽

In Poland we call French fries just fries and we have something like Belgian fries which are a little thicker than normal fries xd

Even in India we call them French Fries

Pommes 🍟

1780 in paris , fries are french !

Ich war vor kurzem in Belgien. War echt schön! And just out of curiosity, is your mother tongue dutch or french?

Meanwhile me a German who moved to the US at a young age like

@@soIzec i relate

@@soIzec wen juckts

@@kozume4 true

I thought the accent they give germans in tv shows and movies was a fake accent.

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Same in Spain

German here, I was in Sicily in late autumn…. The „autumn’s“ there are like our summers!

@@linajurgensen4698 hi Ciri!

In germany we also put ice in water or keep it in fridge....it is just Hendriks view...for me its weird if somebody drinks roomtemperatured water :D

You're super cute!

Ilysm!!!!

Christina you’re cute🤩😍😍😅

I'm from pluto and I find earthlings weird :p

you are soooo beautiful i love you

Wonderfully said! Couldn’t word it any better myself!

Yes I never understand why Europeans are confused by Americans flying their flag.
It is essentially a celebration of absolute freedom.
Displaying the American flag is publicly proclaiming that we enjoy freedom for all people and we want to encourage this freedom and civility for all people.
How can anybody not see that?
Or appreciate those values.
Freedom civility democracy
Meritocracy. Kindness.
Cooperation
These are some of the American values which should actually be considered universal.
I am very much confused why any European would not be very proud to display a flag that encourages and celebrates those values

Very well put. Older generations tend to revere it more, too (pre Vietnamese War) because of the sacrifices so many of those families made and because of all the immigrant families finding freedom here. Sadly, we’ve lost sight of how to be kind to each other regardless of political affiliation

Many Europeans are just as proud of their nation, we just tend to not feel the need to outwardly show it

i think the history they're talking about is that they fought against the british n won the war. like americans had to fight for their independence whereas in europe, most of the countries were empires of their own n never had to fight for anything. germany has been through a lot but in a sense it fought against itself bcuz nazis were german whereas in america they had to fight the brits. the same goes for a lot of countries who were colonies of european countries, they're generally more proud than countries that were colonial powers.

@@kushal4956 ww1 german?

@@kushal4956 Their answer doesn't make sense if you love history you read books or do researches putting flags everywhere is not a sign of loving history + US history is not even 500 years old + being proud of something is a sign of lack of intelligence and ignorance we all are humans with pros and cons + US did some bad things to the rest of the world too like wars or atomic bomb or manipulation inner politics of many countries specially in the middle east and Africa so there is a time to analyse everything in depth and critisize the dark sides too instead of being blindly proud ----> We only can be proud when we critisize our way of thinking everyday and trying not to do the errors we did in the past this is the sign of true intelligence

@@lindaeisenberg5214 being proud of ur country doesn't mean that u believe that ur country is free of problems. indians are proud of their country, chinese are proud of their country, japanese etc. does that mean people of these countries don't acknowledge the problems in their countries? being proud of ur country n it's people n how far you've come is not the same as being proud of the government.

@@kushal4956 the people who colonized america and killed indigenous/native americans in the first place , came from europe mostly british!!! and then once the people who setteled there built a country (on native americans blood) they decided they wanted to be independent from THEIR OWN PEOPLE!!!! what a history to be proud of!!!!

I'm from Germany and yes you are right.

But in all Europe we dont' have that many flags hanging around, there's just no need to constantly be that pompous, like he said, during sports competition we dobit, and it's nice when we occasionally let the world see how united everyone is

Accurate. During soccer events its socially acceptable because you're cheering for a team and not celebrating your country directly

As German you're right. But i think in Germany It's also more about regional thing. Germany is a diverse country. A Person from Bavaria would rather have it's Bavarian flag on his garden than German flag even when Germany was ruled by National Socialists or Prussians.

German here to tell you that your assumption is correct

It's also just a common apolitical and non-nationalist symbol of the people/unity of the US ime

The American flag for a lot of people these days symbolizes the insane un-earned patriotism of post 911 America, and how destructive and horrible that was for anyone who wasn't from "white america". I think having it up everywhere is pretty ridiculous, we could do with less patriotism and more compassion tbh

As a Southerner, I am a proud American!

It looks like he is flustered because he's talking to 2 girls...

Yeah reminded me of an exchange student friend of mine.

@@fumomofumosarum5893 you’re projecting bud. Address that within yourself

Ok so ask those girls to speak in german. The girls who were speaking in english seemed less intelligent than him yet it's his second language. How many words of German do they know?
I win.

To be fair for a student his english really isn't representative, definitely below average

Yep u can. Europe is not a continent either, rather it's a geopolitical term.

@@greenmachine5600 ur definitely some 10 year old American who doesn’t know where his own country is on a map

It was also really obvious with the question if we fry a lot in Europe and he said not really. While in the Netherlands we too fry (almost) EVERYTHING.

@@rowaboat6019 exactly. European countries are not the same. Some share similarities, some Definitely Don't.

So I think the problem is the topic. Maybe they should talk about traveling, knowing multiple languages or whatever... something that Europeans actually have in common.

I've always thought gas station soft drink containers were enormous because I don't like pop and it's bad for you, but when I worked at a gas station they were great for drinking water.

@@sarahberkner yes exactly! I worked at a gas station too and I used to use the jumbo cups to mix my protein shakes 😅 🙃

As a Québécois living in the US, it’s unfortunate. America has an abundant amount of food easily accessible at all times, but the healthy food is priced so high, the average paid citizen can’t afford anything but fast food and junk.. with $50 you might be able to make one healthier meal, but you could use that same $50 to get 2-4 full meals from a McDonald’s instead. Most jobs around where I am only pay yearly salaries of around $20k-$30k too, so you’re really living paycheck to paycheck already, no chance you’re getting healthy food here regularly unless you’re rich

Literally one of the main reasons I wanna gtfo of America is because the food here sucks. Looking forward to literally anywhere else haha

@Raina lol, I wouldn't say the food sucks in America - well the bread does 🤣 - we just eat too much of it. Spain definitely has better food than the U.S. as does Italy. Living abroad I definitely feel lucky, but there are a few things I miss from the U.S. That said, Europeans -- particularly the Spanish, Italians, and Portuguese have it right when it comes to loving family, being nice to one another, and enjoying life. Americans need to learn those qualities.

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True

is there something wrong with being stereotypical?

@@henningbartels6245 Depends on the stereotype.

@@Roy-jh3xs still, doesn't answer the question, if someone represents a typical average person of a certain group...

I tend to only order appetizers now lol

Then why do they serve such portions? Why not give people what they will eat there and then?

@@Bonglecat You don't want to take some home? The food you eat not bussin or something?

The only supersize I ordered was McDonald's fries! But.. they got rid of it. I usually don't eat all in one sitting though. Supersize are usually good value for sharing with family/friends.

We have supersize portions in Greece too but we usually eat all of it

they do have patriosm like everybody does have.......

And they said cuz of the history

@@alexislove5416 The corruption and slavery maybe? Or going to the moon?

@@itsmariarobles no one would ever be proud for their ancestors mistakes and please do not put me into a category with those people. We learn from the past to make a better future. Their is a saying that goes "those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it."

@@itsmariarobles bc there is no good history like maybe inventing electricity, airplanes, religious freedom, curing many diseases like tuberculosis...

They're called "French" fries not by their country of origin, but the language spoken in Wallonia, the region of Belgium fries are from.

@@cahinton. Thanks for your remark. Don't get me wrong. I know that, I live there. I was happy because he mentioned something that many people make mistakes about. 😄

@@cahinton. they're called french fries because some Americans thought they were in France, but were actually in Belgium listening to people speaking Belgian French

@@user-ry6jj6kx2s that's wrong, it comes from the verb"to french "in cooking, which means "to cut into sticks"

@@lucienicole4000 that's not true. Sometimes the term 'frenched' is used in American cooking. That doesn't mean to cut into sticks, it means to cut the fat from certain types of meat on the bone before presentation.

It's still disputed

Actually fries originate from China

You get Belgian Waffles, so there

@@meeep9099 And that's a lot of Americans are just calling them fries now. Some country decides to throw their national name in front of the dish, now we got this whole thing flying around. It's just fries to me.

As a french, i can't agree more, i don't feel like fries were "invented" in either country, rather it was an exchange of culture. And also, more generally, fries from Belgium are of higher quality

Because of SEO, “Europeans” probably searches better than “Germany”. I’d rather wish them to have more Europeans at the same time, to make it more diverse.

Maybe he's the only European that volunteered and/or there will be more from other countries. Also, people say "European" because they're usually referring to a larger scale of differences. It's like how people say "Asian" or" Latin countries". We know Europe is made of different countries, but to people not from there, the differences may not be even near as obvious as you may think. Y'know? There are things one group of countries have in common, that no one else really does.

Agree with you... In France alone, you can find a large scale of different cultures. Either you live in Provence, Normandy, Alsace or Loire Valley, the culture, the people, the language, the food, the architecture and the way of living could be very different from each other. The same thing happen in Italy, Spain or Germany.

Same but with all calling "american" to people who are from the US. I'm American too, and I'm not from the US. Sometimes people forget America is actually a continent, not a country.

If you think like that, can you even talk about a german or italian or spanish single culture? I mean, even within european countries there are many different "cultures" but we do still talk about "Italian culture" or "spanish culture" simply because there is a common ground between all of the cultures within a country, despite their diversities. It's the same on a macroscopic level, there are many many different cultures in Europe but they all share a common ground (for istance, i'm italian but I can relate with almost everything Hendrik said in this video).

😂that would be good.

And then Pole comes out "Hi, my name is Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz"

@@realdragon oh! is it really a name

@@krishalabhattarai9053 Grzegorz is real name, Brzęczyszczykiewicz is a joke from comedy "How I started WWII" and nobody in Poland have it
But we have surnames like Jakuboszczak, Giełbutowicz or Szydłowski

@@realdragon o these are tough too!

Im American and I find it very weird too. I can’t say my opinion is very common though but yea it’s super odd

i think it’s usually the republicans that do that. other americans, not so much.

@@user-rx9zl7iz4d oh yes definitely

From what I'm understanding from other Americans in youtube comment sections discussing the flag and the vague sense of pride is that it has more to do with the American people as a community than thhe American government.

@@ivetterodriguez1994 so yes and no and answers may vary depending who you ask. So yea correct nobody is like yea I’m going to wave my flag bc of the govt. But the republicans literally call themselves patriots. There is a weird sense of nationalism that is honestly scary to witness. You cannot criticize American history or policies or mention that the US has harmed its own citizens or innocent ppl abroad without being called a commie and some would even call you a traitor. They wave their flags for this abstract utopian “American-ness” that simply does not exist for a lot of people. They always regurgitate that “America is the best country in the world.” They believe that their reality HAS to be everybody’s reality. And while yes like I’m american (perdonally my preferred identifying label is New Yorker) like I believe it’s a privilege that I am a child of immigrants and grew up in NYC bc access to the rest of the world never allowed me to grow up so damn brainwashed. and in my personal opinion by not wanting to criticize they are waving their flags indirectly for the govt. Anyway tldr not directly for the govt but it’s not completely not related to the govt lol hope that made sense!

There's plenty of reasons to be proud of the US. I'll do an easy one. America was not the first country to have slavery. Not even close. But it WAS the first country to fight a war against it and then subsequently abolish it. Slavery in the past was the norm, to be the abolitionists of it is something to take pride in.

​@@djjazzyjeff1232 The US was probably the only country that fought a civil war over their own government trying to abolish slavery... And by the time they did, several other countries had already abolished it. If anything it shows how little the southern states valued human rights and even the lifes of their own people to waste them for nothing but their own financial interests.

@@TrueCyprien That’s fair, but in any case, rather than let slavery continue, it’s cost 360,000 Americans died fighting against the institution of slavery. For such a fledgling nation, that’s a serious thing. It’s not nothing. People say “America had slaves” EVERYWHERE had slaves, some places still do.

In English please.

@@djjazzyjeff1232 "not the first to enslave people" is something to take pride in?? jesus. the bar is on the ground.

@FichDich InDemArsch ?

@@GestressteKatze depends on what it´s supposed to say

He is haha

@FichDich InDemArsch mate dont be rude, thats an unproperly way to refer someone, just say LGTBIPÑMAQZXXWEOEODODOD ok?

@FichDich InDemArsch I always think it's cute when political trolls think they're going to achieve something. xD

Only seen it in “Mexican” restaurants

When I saw a cheatcode in a game that went 'deep fried mars bars' my initial response was "Oh go away with this fictional nonsense". Then later I learned that it's a thing.

I'm trying to find a portmanteau for 'Obsession' and 'Obesity'.

What's funny is I've only ever seen it in "Mexican" restaurants. I'm not a big sweets or dessert guy but I've heard it's bomb.....

The distance between insanity and genius is measured only by success.

America is a continent, not a country

@@revolucion-socialista Colloquially, America is usually implied to mean the United States of America. The continents are North and South America. I figured this was pretty common knowledge and doesn’t really require a soapbox to stand upon.

@@revolucion-socialista technically it's not since two continents have the name America in it and the USA also has America in it

@@PsyKOlolwut In my school, we only see North, Central and South America as a divide. We were taught to call it the Americas; 1 continent.

@@uncleparry4241 That’s interesting that your school teaches that way, but North and South America are actually two different continents. Especially considering they’re even sitting on their own separate tectonic plates. Also, that’s why I said “colloquially.” It’s not necessarily formal to call the US “America” but it still is a viable option.

he said football first but i think he thought they would have thought about american football (but yest ITS FOOTBALL)

He said football but said soccer afterwards to make sure everyone had the same sport in mind.

Yes I also prefer saying football, but for many people it can be confused with football, so I said soccer afterwards to make sure everybody understand

@@captaindogil well the "American Football" its just a Dress Up Rugby lol

@PhantomStranger 😂😂

"Americans" are all people who live in the American Continent, not just in the United States.

@Robb Stark 🇺🇸 bro Game of Thrones is a british show

Southern? They do it in Rhode island and new Hampshire which are the only other ones I've been to besides Florida where i live

The USA is fucking massive and incredibly diverse. That's my favorite part about home!

This isn't an American thing but I live in Minnesota and we have a large Somalian population and my mom got a recipe for sambosa that she makes for parties, it's the most delicious thing ever and it's hamburger and spices wrapped in wonton skins and deep fried. Also they have deep fried pickles at the MN State Fair, never tried those.

Thanks for the clarification!

They fry oreos and sticks of butter at the iowa state fairs every year they will literally try to fry anything haha

The Ice thing is pretty much the same in the US. Winter, and colder months, people don't really drink cold beverage at home. But dining out, you still might come across it cause indoors, the heater makes you feel like it's summer lol. Plus, many parts of the southern USA is very very hot in the summer and in many months so you really need that refreshing ice cold drink 😉

It's not common to put ice in the water in summer - nobody in Germany does it (except some Snobs maybe). I am german, I should know.
It's a waste of energy / ressources, Germans are usually aware of things like that. If it's really hot outside and they want to have cooled water they drink cold tap water or possibly put the water bottle in the fridge before.

But do Germans actually drink room temperature water? That's kinda weird.

@@dolphmanity I actually do. Unless it's beer because then you commit a crime.

@@alistairt7544 I live in Minnesota, and I drink ice cold beverages all winter long. Just because the temperature outside is cold doesn't mean my drink can't be, too.

agreed

Yup. Was expecting this to be much worse.

Christina is beautiful

Villagers in Germany are always closed off communities including to other Germans, though I guess especially in the area around foreign military bases they are just to accustomed to have constantly new temporary neighbours to bother engaging with them. For you it was your first time in Germany for them you were probably the 30th family from the us moving in next door in as many years. Plus many Germans are strongly opposed to military and look down on soldiers

Where did you live? We were in Weilerbach.

Ramstein is my favorite band

Ramstein looks so crazy. Whenever I learn about it my mind is blown

The US raped Germany hard, but Russia, harder.

Ikea is a Swedish company 🤷‍♀️

I saw a Refill in a McDonald's 😊 the first time I was confused and it felt like doing something forbidden, but in the end it was very cool.

Yeah that would be great. I am from Poland (central Europe) but close to border with Belarus (Eastern Europe) and I can see some diffrences (not much becouse they are something pretty soft while living close to border.) But when it comes to Western Europe (or anything that was on western side during the cold war really) then the difference is so huge

Idk if that would be so interesting considering every european country is different. Idk why eastern countries are different from eastern countries and western countries are different from western countries

True that!

true, except for some areas of course, but still I wish more areas were walkable. We need to get rid of parking minimums, and zoning laws. Allow shops to be next to homes and not just build single family houses.

Public transport sucks in the US

I totally see your point. I'm an American temporarily living in Ireland, and there are a lot of bikers around. In one way it's kinda scary to see because of how thin the streets are but it's also very nice to witness - unlike what I'd find a lot of in big cities in the US.

@@PurpleCastles If you like bikes you should visit the Netherlands!

@@mariadebake5483 Oh I bet! Yeah, I heard that biking is a big thing in the Netherlands

Lol well guess what. Whenever I go to maggianos, this Italian restaurant, when you order a full meal, they give you a free full meal in a to go box. So now you have to take your leftovers home along with an entire meal to go XD. It's crazy

It's amazing for me that you guys get tap water just like that, no paying for it and still no dirty looks. I wish it would be like that in Germany.
Drinks in restaurants are very expensive here, we were told they make up a big chunk of the restaurants earnings.

@@Lea-im3wr I bet if they did something similar in the US they'd make so much money. I don't want to give them any ideas though XD. I think water is a human rights thing, so even if you aren't buying food you can usually walk into a restaurant and ask for a glass of water(in my experience). Though I'm guessing it depends on who's running the restaurant as well. Still though, when eating in a restaurant it's required to be free at the very least.

Oh my gosh! I miss that restaurant! I used to go there as a kid, but there are none in my city. I'm glad it's still out there somewhere!

Your bag?

@@Gizmonips his bag

@@Gizmonips bag

Someone pointed out fried Twinkies to me at a carnival once. My response was "that's how you die." (But then my brain was already assessing the potential flavors in such an overkill junk food) ;P

Greetings from Germany. I agree but we usually wouldn't put those flags on neither. Flags in general are relatively rare in my opinion (northern Germany + Hamburg), but sometimes you will see flags in the garden of certain football clubs.

well yes but actually no

"Regionalpatriot", yep can confirm. After all we only stopped living in independent tribal kingdoms 152 years ago

@@jowilson3619 I guess it's really dependent on your location, in my area (northern Bavaria) there are, at least in some villages a lot of german flags. Coincidentally there are also a lot more bald people and pretty high percentages for the AfD.

Yanks love to wave confederate flag. In south they sing songs like "the south will rise again"

Fun fact: Canada isn't a real country.

Should check out Toronto then 😏

Vancouver B.C is basically the real Hollywood. Soo many TV shows and movies are filmed there. Lmao.

They film a lot of New York scenes on Atlanta too

Because filming in N.Y.C is way too expensive.

fish&chips being the most known dish

The American obsession with deep frying comes from the British. The Scots-Irish brogue fried chicken to the South centuries ago. The Americans just made it better.

I love fried bread 🍞 I discovered this in the UK and when I came back to the Netherlands my whole family laughed about it, but it was so good !

“There are some people that are proud of our history” as she Speaks to a German. Have some damn dignity woman

Here it is more about local patriotism, so ones region and tribal affiliation which is usually not represented by state flags but the local football (soccer) memoribilia. So while you will be hard pressed to find a flag flying anywhere you will see an fc. köln sticker on every other car and scarfs in the team colours displayed in every other window around my area. This is also why especially derbies between neighbouring tribes can get quite roudy around here as that is basically the only area (aside some traditional customs like the spring "wars" around the first of may where the bachelors fight to cut or burn down the may tree of all surrounding settlements before their own is felled) where we can focus our age old rivalries on today

"Americans" are all people who live in the American Continent, not just in the United States.

@@revolucion-socialista Then what are the people who live in the United States called, genius?

I think the biggest thing is less of personal homes (varies a bit). Businesses certainly fly a flag. Certainly American flag is by far most common. Next would be the blue line flag. Then probably state flag unless you are in a very southern place with confederate flags. F Joe Biden and pro trump flags are very common too.

@@revolucion-socialista The US has the word "America" in its name, therefore citizens of the United States are called American. Not that hard of a concept

Δεν παν να εισαι απο Germany γεια μας εισαι ελληνιδα!

The USA too and there are so many different languages in the US like English, French, Navajo, Cherokee, Choctaw, Muscogee, Dakota, Lakota, Western Apache, Keres, Hopi, Zuni, Kiowa, Spanish, etc.

There is a KFC in the mall

@@aslanbeats2004 😍😍😍 στην καρδιά μου είμαι Ελληνίδα!!!

@@NicNic555 which mall?

Why do you emphasise that he’s specifically „direct“? I mean, it’s a widespread stereotype about Germans (which doesn’t make sense to me), so I’m curious if you’d also say that if it was an Italian or a French guy … or if you just say that because you’re biased

@Icy Elsa🤐

Guinness from Ireland is pretty good too, but i think no one beats Germany with beer and bread

@@irenecarrillo6750 I totally agree bread is fantastic too +Sausages+ Chocolates + cars+most honest and authentic people+ great musicians + great scientists specially in physics and electronics+ great engineers and technicians+ fairest company policies to work at+ highest attention to human as human not material or slave + greatest philosophers+ highest level of freedom specially for women and respect to one’s way of living without any kinds of traditional or religious judgments or discrimination, No censorship for natural things happen in everyday life like sex or human body way more ahead of other countries I might say

Cheers! German beer quality 😀

@@captaindogil 🍻Prost

There's nothing wrong with a little nationalism

I'm from Germany and here are lots of German flags. It's just we don't really tell people where we are from, because they used to make fun over us. Especially the people who moved from other countries to ours. I still don't understand why, cuz they have a good life here and get their money for free, which we don't.

Hahaha 🇩🇪 just being Germanss with full of History who became the Perpetrators of the World War event. the Catholic church Which separated became Protestant was by Germans monk
No offense guyss. But this is Fact 💯

@@alia3531 if never saw a german flag in my state ever lol. and i mean not the city but the entier state (bundesland)

@@alia3531 I think that’s how I’m starting to feel. It’s become trending to complain about America…when it’s people’s choice to move here and up to them how they want to live their lives. So bizarre the people that move to your country and then complain. 🤷🏻‍♀️

He was being ironic 😉

Haha! It’s true though… way too much obesity in the US

its funny cause half the country is obese the other half is working out non stop. you're either fat or skinny, nothing in between.

@@TiToColove haha uk is right behidn the us in obesity haha

they don't even noticed it he roasted them

Everyone in America gets leftovers. Every restaurant - unless it’s a really high end place with small portions - will offer doggy bags

@@AugrillsI feel bad asking for one but I know I shouldn’t. Servers are use to it. Or split a dinner with someone. Sizes are way to big.

@@bridaw8557 most places will ask you if you want to take the rest home, but I do understand if it’s not a thing where you’re from

Yeah. Like if they were talking about California, at least in NorCal we only have fried food, other than chicken, during state or county fairs once a year for maybe a month.

These people didn't seem Southern at all to me. 😆

@@brianneruiz-mccarty9890 That's what I was thinking. The only thing southern to me was then talking about having flags everywhere 🤣

I was listening to them thinking that their answers don't really reflect American culture that well. The man asked what's the most popular fried food in the US after chicken, and the women said sweet potatoes. What?! Noooo. Sigh.

Christina is from Boston , not sure where the other girl is from, and Sweet potatoes are sold all over the US not just in the South.

I agree. If restaurants would cook healthier (less salt or fat for example), it would not taste as good. 😄 And I don't mean fast food, just normal things.

But restaurants in our tourist areas don't taste as shitty though?
Like by that logic our restaurants should do the same right?

He did not judge american food or home food, he only judged very specfically fast food of fast food chains and he is totally right - Mc Donald's etc. in Germany is much better than in the US and this has nothing to do with tourism, there are fast food chains in touristy areas in Germany too.

You get doener everywhere in Germany and it's kinda sorta healthy.

Most apartments do

You are wrong German.

Germany has good wine and beer, would you put ice on wine or beer ??

@@drrizzla4557 I don't drink alcohol, so I guess that's a no. But I have seen people putting ice in beer. But I don't think they put ice in wine tho🤔

Never heard about that. And iam 60 German. Ice is made from water not bottled. In Summer your fridge can cold bakterielle particle...no thanks

You know, If you Drink Cold iced Drinks, you Body heats Up. Your heart is bumping working. You sweat more. In all countries with hot Temperatures they Drink warm Drinks. That helps your heart and Body to Cool down, because your self system works

That's why people there are so good looking.

That's understandable, but at least you like it cold and not room temperature.

@@winniethepooh8353 I see what u did there ;)

The fridge is doing the same job as the ice so it comes out to the same result anyway...