I stopped watching after the third subscribe .

When I traveled to the USA the first time (West Coast in the summer of 2000) I thought I would find many incredible products you cannot get in Europe. Okay, there were some differences (Gatorade drinks in gallons and in many different colors for example, bigger packages of products in the USA) but all in all the supermarkets in Europe/USA offer nearly the same. I do not understand why should supermarkets open 24 hours? Never in my life I had the need to buy noodles or bananas at 3 o'clock in the night... In Hamburg Penny Markt/Rewe, Edeka, Lidl and Aldi open from 7.30 am until 9 pm, I think that is more than enough.

@@janpracht6662 Yes people should sleep at night i always think of the millions in the USA who have to work at night and then you wonder why they sell billions on Sleep pills, upper, downer, vitamin A and a huge supplementary nutrition industry That cant be healthy and i think all those minimum wages night shifts are a waste of lifetime. Just because you are too stupid to do your job before midnight.

Innovativeness, impressiveness and trying to do everything the best way possible, as perfect as it gets

Did you watch the series “Dark” on Netflix? Excellent, probably the best TV series I’ve ever seen.

Wtf countries did you go to...? Disabled accessibility is everywhere in Europe except for a few specific areas of very unpleasant countries.

@@raven4442 Spain, Portugal, and Italy they have super old infrastructure so to get a ramp or elevator would destroy some historic stuff. London was amazing with access but even France was a struggle to get cabs or to get the buses to want to put down a ramp, it was manual and took up time and required effort they would tell us to get the next one, we just started doing the ramps ourselves and getting yelled at because they had to wait

Yes, I don't know if they're comparing things of equal age. The US has much fewer cobblestone streets because they were built later, many formerly cobblestoned streets were paved over in the early 20th century for fast cars, and the preference for wide streets which made it easier to retrofit sidewalks.

Houses in the us are also usually not as sturdily built as old German buildings so probably easier to tear them down and rebuild them to be more accessible.

@@Kloetenhenne Even in the US buildings built after the 1930s or 1970s are less sturdy than those built before. I give two years because there are two different phenomena. After WWII a lot of housing was hastily built, and identical tract houses and cheap garden apartments became common. In the 1980s Wall Street started financing much of the housing and commercial buildings. Before that it was individual owners who intended to keep the building for a hundred years and pass it to their descendants.Or at least it was local tract developers who had a long-term commitment to the community. When Wall Street moved in, it wanted a 20-year return on its investment and didn't care what happened to the building afterward because the investors would be gone and investing in another building. So buildings were made for a 20-year lifespan, especially commercial buildings like big-box stores. Because it was assumed that after 20 or 30 years fashions would dhange and people would want a different building instead, and that would provide another opportunity for investor profits.

@@sluggo206 The law doesn't care about the age of the building.

​@@robertdendooven7258 If you're referring to handicap access, the (US) law grandfathers old buildings (leaves them as is), but if you make substantial renovations or changes, then you have to make it comply with current rules. That may apply more to wiring, shape of the building, etc, than to handicap access (adding elevators, widening doors and hallways).

yep not jealous at all. Just turn on VPN and you're in the USA :)

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How can americans be jelous when they literally know nothing about the world?

It wouldn't be a video of 20 minutes - instead it would be a 20 day long video! 😉

As an American, its hard to say we are "jealous" of much. I don't mean that in a bad way, we're just very huge and have access to most everything here, both foreign and domestic. We definitely appreciate European cultures and history because it's much older than our history. We are certainly jealous of universal healthcare systems of other countries. lol

@@Brandonrocker18 really? Well i think there's a lot to be jealous about european countries. For ex the education is way cheaper. The education in germany is totally free while in the USA it's superr expensive. And i'm pretty sure most european countries also have access to pretty much evtg but they still found some silly things to add as "jealous". Im pretty sure u can find stuff the other way around too

@@binimszueriidschuel *lol* You're right, but if they knew, they'd be jealous of the 1. Autobahn, 2. Old Stuff (castles), 3. Brot, and 4. Not having to ever smile again, ever, no need.

Xin Li, if you ever come to America, please come to Oklahoma or Texas and try the barbecue here! 😋 So delicious! Texas, alone, has five regional varieties of barbecue!

@@hallieharker4384 I would love that !

@@xinli9824 We would welcome you!

Who wrote this text?

@@FluffySylveonBoi what?

@Hanííbą́ą́z the writer is German. Not a "rich American".

And some said you could just enter a random expensive hotel nearby, and go straight to the restrooms, no-one will ever ask you, if you are in the role of a guest.

I always go into the bigger shopping centres they offer several for free.. or ask nicely in a restaurant. Never had a problem

Being able to use CLEAN bathrooms comes with a price, someone has to clean them. In the US 95% of bathrooms are either dirty or out of order. No reason to be jealous

Kwaliteit voor kwantiteit dus

fr tho

TRUEEEEE 😍😈

Me, an only child Sad noises

@@Ravens_Mary 🥲😰

My hubby was jealous bc in the states he didn't had Rick and Morty

@@Reblias People don't have Rick and Morty in the USA?

I am not quite sure whether I would pay for it if I asked for it. No experience so far but I would give them a fight and have them take the water back.

So you did not travel a lot - in many European countries it's free. When you oder food, any restaurant in France will bring you a pitcher of water automatically.

In Croatia where I am from tipwater is free.

At least you can actually drink it. Also, I'm calling bullshit on this as most of Europe actually has to provide you tap water for free as part of the law.

We did a video the other way around about "GERMAN & EUROPEAN Things That Make Americans Jealous! 🤗💜 " -> kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtRmdJeU37GZd5s.html

Not just yours!

Aawww ... I believe a lot of people aint jealous of american stuff.

Hmm

I agree about the ones in Europe are clean, but it's really hard when you really have to pee and don't have the coins. Surprisingly, there are some clean public restrooms in the US like the formal rest stops. BUT you are right, there are some downright gross!

U mean u dont enjoy the diarrhea arc on the bathroom wall of the gas station?

The Philippines is a country we would love to go to! 😍

There hasn't been a store open for 24 hours here in Quezon City since lockdown started.

@@DeanaandPhil you really don't. Things are bad here lately.

Say what?!?! You can’t turn on red when the traffic flow allows it? 😳😨

@@brennap3310 No, it's not allowed in Germany. At some traffic lights there are green arrow signs. Then you need stop at the line, look if cars are coming from the other sides, if not then you can turn right even if the traffic light is red. But these green arrow signs are quite rare.

Many Americans always talk shit about their own freedoms. They are wrong for the most part. America doesn't even rank top 10 for freedom of expression (Germany ranks 9th), and last year America was added to a watchlist for journalistic repression along with a bunch of other 3rd world nations. You are welcome for the correction. Please read more.

@@Welcome2TheInternet Didn't correct anything and I never talked shit. Idk what you read.

Sounds like someone doesn't know what freedom of speech is. It's not freedom from consequences, so you can deny the holocaust happened(I assume that's what you were referring to) but you cannot escape the consequences of saying it. America likes to act like it's this magical land full of sunshine and rainbows and gives itself the unearned title of the land of the free. Which is funny because they have more prisoners per capita than anywhere else on Earth, and are restricted from multiple things like, getting healthcare free at the point of use, getting a decent education etc.

maybe Namika or Max Herre would be something you would enjoy too

So sehe ich das auch. Lg aus Kroatien

In Germany you can buy liquor 24/7.. if it's not a pandemic

Berlin ist simply extremely unclean.

Yeah, we don't have Jell-o.

I think Americans do know they were joking when they use the word "jealous".

@@Nicole-mr8po Si, tipicalmente Americano! 😁

This. There is nothing from murica to make someone from Europe jealous

I love our different seasons. It's so boring when you have all the year the same weather and no break from heat.

If you have to have Access to BBQ any time

stay in USA!

good quality video, audio and humor

Thank you for the kind words and support! We enjoy making these videos and try to make some serious topics lighthearted. We are hoping once Covid calms down a bit that we can travel around again! There are a lot of places we still would love to see and it seems like the list is constantly growing thanks to all the recommendations! 😍