The cat‘s name (4:09 approx.) is Carlos. He belongs to me….😀

@DarkHarlequin

2 жыл бұрын

Really? What are the odds of you watching? :-)

@evamaria7298

2 жыл бұрын

Ernsthaft?

@Nobbse2

2 жыл бұрын

A co- worker of mine told me that my cat has a performance in this video….. Und ja ernsthaft…das ist mein Lieblingskater…interessant zu sehen was er alles treibt….

@evamaria7298

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nobbse2 oh wie cool :)

@DarkHarlequin

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nobbse2 Das ist ja cool. Quasi geheimer Einblick in den Alltag deines Katers ;-)

2:30: What you also won't see in the States: Someone putting the bottle not in but ON the trash can, so that other people (who perhaps need this) can return it and get the Pfand.

@2-d465

2 жыл бұрын

pfand gehört daneben!

@lasse4239

2 жыл бұрын

there is no Pfand in the states

@lemsip207

Жыл бұрын

@@lasse4239 There used to be in the UK with Schweppes and Tizer bottles until the 70's. I wish it would return for all glass bottles and jars.

You don't need a License to own a Dog but it is a useful thing to have for matters of insurance or taxes. same goes for health insurance, about 30% of dogs in germany have one but we are still behind in that, in sweden 80% of dogs are ... so in sweden, a greater percentage of dogs have health insurance than humans in the US ... just think about that for a moment...

@helloweener2007

2 жыл бұрын

It is a little bit of definition what counts as license. In Lower Saxony you need a Sachkundenachweis, a proof of general kowledge about dogs.

@raistormrs

2 жыл бұрын

@@helloweener2007 thats a certificate, not a license ;) certificates have their own set of rules in this case defined by lower saxony in a set of certification requirements, but a license is bound to a legal set of laws, difference being, if you don't uphold the rules you can only be fined but no actual legal action will be taken.

@pak3ton

2 жыл бұрын

@@helloweener2007 can you traslate that word o.o?

@helloweener2007

2 жыл бұрын

@@raistormrs Did not found it in my dictionary I usually use, Google Translate says it is a "certificate of competence". There are ones for different fields, weapons, chemistry, explosives and so on. It is usually a proof that you know the legal regulation and that you can handle the things. Lower Saxony decide some years ago that they want introduce them for dog owners.

@raistormrs

2 жыл бұрын

@@helloweener2007 look at it like this, a certificate is a document, that tells that you have mastered whatever was laid out for the certification, a license is a document, that tells you have mastered the requirements for whatever laws are in place for the subject. that's why the legal difference is important also for insurances and law enforcement. So lower saxony having that is a good thing and a step in the right direction, i still would prefer a actual license but it is a lot better than nothing.

Three things in Germany that You Won't See in America: 1.) Ducks with a German accent 2.) Old women drivers zipping into a roundabout without looking and smashing a football players foot 3.) Cucumbers on sandwiches TSGO

@itwasellinotme5957

2 жыл бұрын

Ahhh big Bro, it's all about the details: 1) No accent quacks detected 2) A toe! Not a foot. A TOE! 3) Unicorn green on a sandwhich. What's not to like? 4) I would describe it as creative chaos but that's just detail-deprived behaviour of a big picture guy

@sw8001

2 жыл бұрын

@@itwasellinotme5957 reasonable arguments 😂

@Tabfort

2 жыл бұрын

I live in the US and I have put cucumbers on my subway sandwich. 😁

@mojojim6458

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tabfort You probably sneaked them on the sandwich yourself from a care package sent over from Germany.

@Tabfort

2 жыл бұрын

@@mojojim6458 😂

I just realised that you get a little bit out of everything watching NALFs videos. A little bit National Geographic, a little bit DAZN/ESPN, a little bit Discovery Channel and a little bit of a xyz sitcom.

@ritahorvath8207

2 жыл бұрын

Plus this beautiful, beautiful guy ... 😊

Yesterday on the news in Norway: There are many drunk teenagers in the park in Bergen. We ask parents to please pick them up now its getting dark. We dont want any accidents/anyone getting hurt. A normal sunny sommerday in Norway.

@heindaddel2531

2 жыл бұрын

In Norway a teenagers need a lot of allowance from their parents for the booze, in Germany getting hammered is way cheaper.

Wonderful to see Winston again!! I wondered if he was still around, thanks, NALF, for sharing him. !!

Another great video!!!! Thank you Nick ❤️

I really enjoyed your video, as always. Many greetings from Bavaria ☺️

Always puts a smile on my face☺️ Congrats 🎉 by the way! To the whole team! All my best to Winston😉

1 thing that you see in Germany, that you will also see in America: NALF

Shots, editing, music, content, ... I am amazed! Some people need a whole team to reach that quality. Btw. the cat is great, very handsome.

Nick for Bond! You have such an intense gaze into the camera that it reaches it's viewers through the lense into their hearts! A look into the camera with clear eyes The things you observed on your evening walk is a prove that you really enjoy walking And Schwaebisch Hall is one of the scenic cities to live in Power to Nick!

Awe! The kitty is soo adorable💙

Plot twist: German Sheperd was an undercover drug-sniffing dog checking out hobos hanging out in the park all day having suspicious meetings with cats. ;)

@mojojim6458

2 жыл бұрын

and ignoring drunken boys.

@raistormrs

2 жыл бұрын

people meeting cats ... very sus

@12tanuha21

2 жыл бұрын

@@raistormrs the catnip dealers

Hahah, Nalf, the way you called them so prim and proper 'Dog Owning Classes' we just say Hundeschule (or Welpenschule, which is the one of the pups and usually the people you'd see out in parks doing that will more likely have adolescent dogs to train) But it's also a hobby thing with full on Hundesport. But you description is actually more apt cause people learn how to do dogs, dogs don't really learn how to do people (no pardoning the pun)

Something you don't see on a walk in the states for 100$: People walking? 🙄😁

Absolutly my Favorite KZreadr! Greetings from Cologne .

You don't suppose the urinating in the bushes might be related to the beer drinking in the park?

@k.williamjones3978

2 жыл бұрын

I like your social democratic rose!

@tmarxde

2 жыл бұрын

And there often very few puplic restrooms in Germany. How are you supposed to get about with your "Notdurft"?

Good observations..🌞🎶👍

About 20 km west of your place - I came back to my car from a doctor appointment and found a guy urinating on my right front wheel - asking whether he thought that this is ok - he told me that it was urgent and that I should mind my own business..... I felt literally pissed. Btw I'm a 60-ish female...............

Nalf: Ok, Siren is gone. Siren: *still blaring in the background* :D

Damn, amazing intro!

A fourth thing seen in Germany and (probably) not seen in America: that brown towel hanging down from the cupboard in the background of his room has become a permanent fixture.

Congratulations on the win and shut out!

When I moved from Germany to the US it was a culture shock and honestly I didn't like it too much. 7 years later I came back home to Bavaria and it was the same shock but the other way around lol You know what I miss in Germany? Politely saying "excuse me" when walking past the shelves in a store. ;)

Russian toddlers laugh loudly at German youths drinking schnapps in the park.

@barrysteven5964

2 жыл бұрын

We learn to distill our own vodka in kindergarten.

@sigismundsulzheimer5512

2 жыл бұрын

@@barrysteven5964 Nastarowje, that was a good one... 😄👍

@ChrisTian-rm7zm

2 жыл бұрын

@@barrysteven5964 after that, you learn how to dance with brown bears! :-)

Hi @NALF you should lower the image sharpening in your drone camera to reduce that flickering at 0:30

Here in Germany you are allowed to do everything, you just shouldn't get caught 😎 It is also very rare that policemen hang around in the parks. In addition, we have a much lower police presence in general. So we are actually "the land of the free" Wildpinkler (if there is no English word for it you should invent one) and "the home of the brave" underage alcohol consumers 🤣

@fupoflapo2386

2 жыл бұрын

Where is the punchline?

Outdoor dog owner classes are indeed common in the states.

@awi1316

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I've seen that in some American movies

@sjbock

2 жыл бұрын

I've only seen dog training classes in the US inside of a PetSmart store.

I know this cat it's called "Wolfgang vom Birkenhof"

6:37 The hand with the cigarette !!! 😂😭

@mojojim6458

2 жыл бұрын

I noticed that, too, and wondered what was the purpose of that scene. Did he include it because of the pigeon, because of the hand with the cigarette, or...well, maybe the motorcycle guy had stopped to wee in public.

One Thing You Wouldn’t See In America - Since The Offender Is Currently Residing In Germany: A Low-Pressure Area Named After...A Whiner! It is well known that the Man-Child has a "tiny" deficiency when it comes to attention. That he has now taken his whining to a new level, however, is outrageous. Thus, with the low-pressure area named “Nick" (high and low pressure areas traditionally are given namess in Germany - unbelieveable, I know) a particularly whiny and annoying Nalf cloud construct has been moving over the "beautiful south" of Germany since last weekend. Drowning everything in heavy rain (sweating fits or weeing in the forbidden bushes), gusts of wind (the inflated ego probably barely manages to restrain the hot air in his Egozilla head), noise at night due to rain heavily pelting against the windows (whiny fits of the sleep-deprived infant?). cold and lots of other cloud-ish-diarrhoea. Apparently it's not enough to complain on KZread about everything and nothing like a broken record, especially the heat or the 2021 version, the lack there of, no, now a whole country has to suffer in the name of art. Thank you very much. I hereby demand that the Whiner get his act together, because it is SOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOLD! So, Man-Child stop whining (or sweating - however you may interpret it), literally! And congrats on winning the South Championship.

@earlleft9327

2 жыл бұрын

They really have names? That's hilarious!

@astridp4196

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@nelehiphiphooray4827

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@nelehiphiphooray4827

2 жыл бұрын

Explains why you’ve been so grumpy the past days. Sleep deprived luv 😘🤗

@connorbailey9262

2 жыл бұрын

You really and truly dislike that one. Phenomenal! No news there but it’s always entertaining to see.

Hi Nick! What kind of music do you like? Do you actually listen to any German radio station? Which one do you prefer? Or do you listen to Internet Radio? What is your favorite song for doing exercises? Would be nice, if you could share this in a little video clip…. 🙋🏻‍♀️

I know this is a bit older but, there are tons of dog classes in the US.. in every state and in the vast majority of cities. I am very active in our local AKC and we have classes that the public could watch. Its pretty normal. Especially for things like Rally and Obedience training.

@klobiforpresident2254

2 жыл бұрын

From what I observed from dog owning friends / acquaintances (whom I met during my stay in the U.S.) is that American classes tended to focus more on making the dog obey commands / be a good dog whereas German ones tended to focus more on making the person a good owner (who then could take care of the dog becoming a gooder boy).

@Aminuts2009

2 жыл бұрын

@@klobiforpresident2254 Its part of the class, the owner education part. Not only part of the course that the AKC teaches but also part of the instructor materials. Pretty much the exact same thing you said there. In other words. We do exactly what you do too. BTW a well behaved dog doesn't get into trouble. I've seen well trained owners get in plenty.

I have been to Europe a couple times and love it. Going to Germany next time, cant wait to visit little towns in Germany like Schwabish Hall. It looks amazing. Thank you for your videos and Congrats on your Win

Come to Milwaukee. We have Bier gartens in our city parks. One can picnic and drink in the park, but you must be of legal age. We also have dog parks and dog classes. Public urinating... NO, but there are many more public toilets that are free

germany is the real wild West man. Beautiful shots in your vid by the way. youre talented

@Anson_AKB

2 жыл бұрын

not only the shots are great, but also the editing, eg first speaking of "peeing in the bushes", followed by a specific sound, and only moments later revealing the water tap. :-)

You need a license for certain dogs and exotic animals. You need special insurance and have to register your pet with the city (dogs at least). And there is a leash mandate in effect within citys (dogparks beeing the exception).

Unicorns Linebackers - setting cool drippy style trends by bringing back the retro Bono U2 shades. 😎 Also hello to Winston - a brand new cast member of the Nalf YT Channel. 🐈

@itwasellinotme5957

2 жыл бұрын

Churchill never looked sooooo good...

@libby9433

2 жыл бұрын

@@itwasellinotme5957 it could also be Winston Smith the protagonist in Orwell’s 1984 👀🤫

@itwasellinotme5957

2 жыл бұрын

@@libby9433 BUT, didn’t Winnie Churchill say “Don’t interrupt me while I’m interrupting”? I’m pretty sure I could read that very sentence in the poor .5 Ginge’s eyes, when the Man-Child tried to steal back the attention from the main star. I might be wrong though. It’s not that I have a connection to cats 😉 (although that one chatted me up across the park!)

@libby9433

2 жыл бұрын

@@itwasellinotme5957 I’m sure you’re a magnet for all the cats in the neighbourhood (& hedgies too) 🐈🐈🐈🦔😀

Schönes video, ich mag besonders die transportierte Stimmung. Du hast ein extrem gutes Gespür für Details. Außerdem bist und bleibst du einfach ne kleine Ulknudel. Deine liebevollen Sticheleien sind schon legendär. Hast du draußen in der Natur schon den sich verändernden Duft bemerkt? (von Sommer zu Herbst)

@Nihal-wx3th

2 жыл бұрын

Ulknudel? Was für ein süße Wort, höre ich zum ersten Mal, muss ich übernehmen

@danielw.2442

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nihal-wx3th Feel free. Mag es seit meiner Kindheit, es fühlt sich einfach irgendwie 'nett/ lustig' an. 😄✌

Regarding dogs: There are no stray dogs - apart from a few dogs that ran away form home - and there are no kill shelters in Germany. I unterstand that in the USA the number of stray dogs has increased dramatically with corona. Here in Germany it is almost impossible to find puppies - also caused by Corona.

@doraspoljar697

2 жыл бұрын

I volunteer in a shelter in Croatia and we regularly ship dogs to Germany because we have too many of them and you have too little of them. We do fo course work with a German based rescue that screens all potential adopters and sends us pictures of the dogs when they go to new homes. A dog I fostered last year is currently in Germany and I get regular updates on how he's doing.

@rainerausdemspring3584

2 жыл бұрын

@@doraspoljar697 The problem is: In Germany many people are looking for pets in order to have a friend during the pandemic and in other countries people can no longer afford pets due to the pandemic. A colleague was looking for a pup - 3000 Euros...

If you don’t won’t to see any people pissing in bushes or at trees you should go to Ellwangen😂. It’s only about 30 minutes away from Schwäbisch Hall and there a lot of public restrooms. But apparently Ellwangen is quite small and there is no park. But if you’ve never been there you should visit it

The 'Corns keep tradition with ease, Beating Hurricanes like they're but a breeze And on top of that They've got Winston the cat Modelling their merch as the bee's knees!

Have you been to Central Park in NYC on a summer day.. people drink wine there.. quite openly actually despite it being illegal.. cops walk past them and don’t care You only need a license for certain „dangerous“ dog breeds… but that depends on the Bundesland.. Dog tax is indeed mandatory for all dogs

I do like the cinamatic style....

I really enjoy having a few beers in the park with friends, been doing it for 15 years since I was 16, but we also see it often that kids who are obviously not old enough to drink get hammered with some cheap vodka or sth, being loud and bothering everyone around, smashing bottles and leaving trash... I feel like an old man saying this, but the kids are getting worse every year xD

@natviolen4021

2 жыл бұрын

If that can be any solace to you: it's due to a temporary pubertarian malfunction of the frontal lobes. Most of the kids recover after puberty 😄 In the meantime you can do nothing but turn your face towards the sky, roll your eyes and shake your head.

@ohmaheppi1000

2 жыл бұрын

Das kommt dir nur so vor, schon in der Antike haben sich ältere Leute über die Jugend beschwert, und dass sie immer schlimmer wird. Ist alles eine Frage der Wahrnehmung 🤣

@florianreimann3166

2 жыл бұрын

Da hast du schon Recht... zum Teil^^ Und verallgemeinern sollte man ja auch nicht, aber zumindest bei mir in der Gegend ist es leider wirklich schlimmer geworden, das ist keine Frage der Wahrnehmung mehr :/

@Erdtier

2 жыл бұрын

@@florianreimann3166 Ne, such dir mal Zahlen und Statistiken. Dann merkste das vieles besser wird. Es sind nur unsere alternden Gehirne die glauben dass früher alles besser war. Der gleiche Effekt führt zu Nostalgie.

@viomouse

2 жыл бұрын

15 years ago teenagers did get hammered in parks. I didn't but I know several who did. We did that in out garden ;)

Young (kids?) drinking Jägermeister in public is child abuse: give them something decent to drink!

@lemsip207

Жыл бұрын

What age are the young kids?

Starting at 6:33 Uncle Tony practicing his flow. This is how one deals with pressure on KZread.

@itwasellinotme5957

2 жыл бұрын

An Insider, coming from the depths of relaxation. Breathe in, breathe out and… “Let it go(flow) let it go(flow), can’t hold it back anymore, Let it go(flow), let it go(flow), turn away and slam the door…” _ouch_ Or is it a version of “Under Pressure”? I can’t decide. Either way…Those poor bushes…Mind the puddle!

Wish we were able to enjoy San adult beverage in a park in US. You used to be able drink alcohol at state beaches (California) and certain city or country beaches. I think authorities are even more lenient with marijuana than beer. (Marijuana legal in California. )

You should work for a tour company in Germany or Europe since you are passionate about travel 😊

You don't have to attend a class for a regular dog. Also I am a dog person but how cute was that cat. Oh sweet drinking outside. As a university student my friends and I got wasted so many times in the streets and parks. Good memories

😂😂😂😂😂 Good one!

Aaaah, the Doppler effect!

winston! perfect!

I'm not advocating public urination, but what is it with the jailing of people in the US, like, what good does that do for a misdemeanor like this? Or what is it with ruining people's lives by putting them on a sex offenders list for having a pee in a park for example? Is it customary anywhere else but the US to put people in jail if they're caught doing something illegal, but not serious like violence, sex offence or things like that? What is the jailing for in these "lighter" offences? I know we have drunk tanks in Finland, where police take people immediately, but that's for drunkards who are so toxicated that they cannot take care of themselves, and they are free to leave in the morning without any charges or fines.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

in the States you can end up a night in jail when you jump over the turnstile in order to ride the subway for free.

@Donnerfink

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what i want to have an answer to. I mean it's pissing, something natural. Sometimes you just can't hold it anymore. A fine should be enough, when getting caught in a city/city center or publicly in a park. It's not like the whole male population does it 24/7. And for sure it's not a crime in any way. Just something you shouldn't do, if you have a 2nd option. For me as a german, some aspects of life in the USofA seem to be handled kinda medieval.

@jessicaely2521

2 жыл бұрын

We have way to many public bathrooms to do this crap. You also can go into any restaurant and go to the bathroom. You dont have to buy anything either.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessicaely2521 crap? Dealing with urin?!

@Donnerfink

2 жыл бұрын

​@@jessicaely2521 Still it's a natural thing and not a crime worth being arrested for or put on a sex offenders list...that's way above any average human sense. A fine or maybe even a hefty fine, depending on the place and the current situation, would be enuff.

I can confirm dogs are very well behaved in Germany. I have seen numerous times dogs without leashes walking right next to their owners through busy market places and on trails with other dogs around and no worries from the owner of their dog running away.

@ericminch

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. If anyone misbehaves, it's the owners, who fail to carry baggies to clean up their dog's mess, or who use long extendable leashes to let their dog bother people while blocking the sidewalk.

@schlollepop

2 жыл бұрын

I would love to agree, but there is always the occasional dog owner who does not care or might not understand that a German Sheperd never seems harmless to a 5-year old, no matter how well educated the dog may be.

"...some things you probably wouldn't see going on a walk in the States." Sorry, but my first thought was: ...Americans... 😅

@D0MiN0ChAn

2 жыл бұрын

For real 😱! Walkable places in the US are so few and far between; going for a stroll isn't really a thing over there. Not that people wouldn't want it, but the country seems to be designed more for cars than for actual people.

@jessicaely2521

2 жыл бұрын

@@D0MiN0ChAn you're both wrong. There are tons and tons and tons and tons of places to walk in the US. You have around 60 Federal owned parks. Germany has 14. This doesn't include state parks or county parks in the US. I lost weight in the US without trying because I had a state park out my backyard that I walked on everyday. This is in a bigger city also. When I lived I Germany I didn't have this luxury. I had to walk a long time to the head of the trail, drive, or take public transportation. Out in the suburbs you have neighborhoods with walking trails that people use. The major cities in the US you probably has more walkers than the population of major cities in Germany. New York City you are shoulder to shoulder with people when walking. Now you rarely see people in the suburbs walking to the grocery store to buy food, going to Walmart, Macys, or any of the other stores.

@D0MiN0ChAn

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessicaely2521 Sorry, I should've been more clear about what I meant. I wasn't talking about dedicated park areas to go strolling in (which you'd still most likely need a car for to get to), I was more talking about how even in the suburbs there oftentimes aren't even any sidewalks for pedestrians (at least not in my experience, but this may of course vary from state to state). Strolling through the neighborhhod just doesn't seem to be a thing in the states as much as it is over here. We have a very particular "Wandern/Spazierengehen" culture over here and we sure love our bicycles (not as much as the Dutch, but close to it); of course we also have much less space here than people in the US, so it's bound to be a bit more tight-knit, but the way the US infrastructure is heavily built around getting from point A to B in a car is just a thing nobody can deny. Where I live, I can stroll through the inner city, get to the grocery district with shops like Aldi, Edeka, REWE etc. or choose to go for a walk in the nearby forest -- all within 10-20 minutes of just walking. There's a whole YT channel (Not Just Bikes) decidated to highlighting bad city design in the US, and it definitely reflects my experiences as both a former exchange student as well a tourist over in the US.

@xkathygee

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessicaely2521 I just wanna mention that the US is at least 26 times larger than Germany (population around 4 times larger). So actually the number of federal owned parks doesn't say anything.

You don't end up in jail so easily in Germany. Even if you have committed a serious crime, you only are put in jail before trial if you can be considered a flight risk or a serious thread to society. The US has this put everyone in jail first approach and then have a hearing and set bail if it is reasonable. That system does basically not exist in Germany. (it is possible for bail to be set in case of a flight risk, but it is very rare.)

In the UK you can't buy the alcohol until you are 18 but from 16 you can drink beer, cider or wine in a pub or restaurant with a meal as long as an adult bought it for you. Or you can drink at home from a younger age. I used to drink illegally at 16 and 17 in pubs and I was doing that later than most of my classmates.

We all pretty much have bought a cheap bottle of wine or beer at a kiosk and gone to a park as teenagers. It's what most of us in Germany do and as far as I know most of us turned out ok . It's not as strict as in the US and might be better as it's not as restrictive making it a big deal.

@pak3ton

2 жыл бұрын

we used to drink some beer after school lol

Its nice to get a different view about Germany.

Honestly if you dont piss in middle of the city, where a lot of people walk around (or right next to strangers), no one in germany cares. If you gotta take it, you gotta take it

1:00 good musik taste

[Title: X Things In Germany That You Won't See In America] Me: "Hey, I've seen this one! This is a classic. This is, uh, where Nalf talks about his personal space!" Nalf: "What do you mean, you've seen this? It's brand new." Me: "Yeah, well, I saw it on a... rerun." Nalf: "What's a rerun?"

3....if people drink beer in the parc...is normal to go to avtree😀😀😀😊

Now I'm waiting for a new youtube channel featuring Carlos' videos he's recording with a cat cam. And then Carlos can introduce Nalf ...

Since you can sit in the park all evening and enjoy a beer or two or three or more, sooner or later you have to go to the bathroom... the girls also do that btw you just don't see them because they hide in the bushes to take a piss. :D

There are a lot of reports at the moment about youth and twenty-somethings partying and drinking getting out of hand (and in huge groups of dozens or hundreds of people). Mostly related to the Corona restrictions and them getting very agitated and even violent when police show up. I agree that in general it should be allowed, but people seem have to great troubles keeping it within reasonable limits.

All of us probably made their experiences with alcohol somewhen in life - and probably did prior to the allowed drinking age as that was still forbidden... We actually did not in the day in open public but at parties we had in friends appartments or outside when it was dark - but it was somewhat part of growing up. Nothing bad in my eyes as long it is not frequently and does not extend to an amount that gets you in the hospital. I am older than 50 - my son and his friends did - and somewhen his children will do, too. I always think it funny if I heard other parents talking that their kids would not do... - when you knew that they even were the worst...

@jessicaely2521

2 жыл бұрын

Nope I didnt have experience with alcohol. I hate alcohol. My parents gave me tastes of wine, beer, champagne, and wine coolers since I was 7.

That cat is adorable and also looks clean so is probably owned by someone!

@dutchman7623

2 жыл бұрын

Yes of course, there are few stray cats in Germany.

@mojojim6458

2 жыл бұрын

Did I ever tell you about my mother and cats?

@sjbock

2 жыл бұрын

The owner posted here in the comments.

@sugarphantom7837

2 жыл бұрын

@@mojojim6458 No, but I like a good story :-)

It's all about liters of beer. Leave the gasthaus with out hitting the men's room and u'r going to quickly find a....bush.

You are funny in a good way:) WE don't have THAT in Germany much...:)

Congrats on winning the Championship!

That was interesting content except for the bit about football and sunglasses. I do not know what you meant to say with the football players and the sunglasses

I can only quote my Anthropology teacher: if you haven't seen it yet, doesn't mean it isn't there 😉

It's Sommerferien right now im Schwabenland and since Covid kicked in, there is no where else to go for partying. So the party scene is kind of gathering in local parks at least where I live in. 15 yo and hard alc is really something that is also rare in Germany. not that it would completely be absurd or anything but definitely very unusual to the point where everybody in Germany would somewhat agree that this shouldn't be happening, I think. Does probably depend on where you are in Germany specifically. 15 yo and beer on the other hand is pretty much common and I think everybody in Germ has made his first experiences with beer when he was around 14 to 16 yo but that varies. Im from Franken so maybe there is some bias...

@manoitin2208

2 жыл бұрын

Ich bin 15 und ich sehe tatsächlich ziemlich viel harten Alkohol

For completeness and clarity, the German "Youth Protection Law" regarding alcohol allows the following: starting at 14 years of age, drinking beer and wine in public is only allowed in the presence of one's parents. It is made clear that parents are expected to be teaching their children to be responsible, even though this idea doesn't always work out. Starting at 16, one is allowed to buy and consume in public one's own beer and wine. Starting at age 18, one is allowed to buy and consume any kind of alcohol.

If you watch people drinking in the park, you can recognize a fun behaviour. First everyone walks to the next Restaurant and ask to use the toilet Later people start to pee in the bushes on completly random places Hours later, people all agreed to one pee spot. I would love to see a 1min droneshot of such a classical evening in the park :'D You can run your game analyse software over it, i would be curious what the result will look like After the first hour the line was broken, players were confused but in the end the reorganised the game and got way more fluid in their micormovemnts *sorry i have no clue of sports, but thats what i imagine ^^

The music is nice. What is it? - Will Hans Zimmer do the music on your big movie? Edit: Should have looked in the video description...

You have never been to Wisconsin where you will see lots of beer in the parks. You might see teenagers hidden behind some trees.

Oh gawd, I hate that public urination craze too! It's rather disgusting, and no, I do not want to watch others pee! I wish our laws were a little stricter on that. Doesn't need to be USA-strict, just allow the police to induce some consequences that will definitely deter them from public urination in the future.

@ritahorvath8207

2 жыл бұрын

100 % agreed ! Totally disgusting, plus the smell !

@kitkat5153

2 жыл бұрын

Ugh same! I was once standing in front of my friends dance school when a middle aged man stepped into the partially walled in parking lot (with us standing in plain view) and unashamedly started urinating even when I walked up to him and told him there was a room full of little girls with windows facing the parking lot. Didn’t care, didn’t feel embarrassed, nothing. 🤬

@berndhoffmann7703

2 жыл бұрын

Kommt drauf an wo. An einem Wanderweg stört es ja eher nicht, ausserdem sind da Öffi WC's selten. Was man nicht in der Hand hat, kann man nicht halten. In der Stadt ist es einfach unmöglich, v.a. da wie von einer unsichtbaren Hand gezogen sich alle an der gleichen Stelle erleichtern.

@aufgeklart6690

2 жыл бұрын

Public urination craze? You make it sound like people do it to be watched by others. 100% of the times i do it, i go away from crowds next to a bush or something where it would be really hard for anyone to see more than my back. Obviously you would know what im doing there, but YOU would be the one watching ME. And as long as i watch 100 dogs pee everywhere everyday, im not going to feel guilty about having to release my needs out in the nature once in a while. Obviously i prefer a toilet over a bush. But im not going to take half an hour to find one, if i am out and about.

Whether you spend a night in jail for urinating in public depends on the state you're in, while urinating. If you're sober (enough), the cops will simply send you home (after taking your data). But if you're really pissed, they'll take you to the "Ausnüchterungszelle", where you'll spend the night till the next morning. It's a measure taken for your own safety.

@pak3ton

2 жыл бұрын

is not more easier and cheaper getting a uber for him?

@anna-flora999

2 жыл бұрын

@@pak3ton uber is illegal, so, no it wouldn't be. As for safety, its not only about getting home. It's also about staying alive after arriving. In the ausnüchterungszelle, you get regularly checked on to be sure you're still alive and not choking on your own vomit or something

Btw, do something on FKK. That's DEFINITELY an American eyebrow raiser!😃

In Wisconsin we drink in Parks, beaches, before baseball and football games in the parking lots and if the parents are present, kids of any age can drink. And when I was in Germany 40 years ago, it was legal to pee in public, the person just had to turn their back. In fact in rest stops on the autobahn , they didn't have public rest rooms. People did their business in the grass or wherever they could find a place to squat if you are a lady.

You know, that the cat is marking you, right ? You are its property now.

@mojojim6458

2 жыл бұрын

Winston will have to take that up with Leo.

In the winter if the snow is yellow, don't eat it. 🤣🤣🤣

Nalf, we even have a word for this: "Wildpinkler" :-)

Schwäbisch-Hall is not typical Germany. It is in Baden-Württemberg that's the most orderly area of Germany!

I loved my five years in Germany...(74-80) Would move back if I could afford it.

4:20 The cat's name is Catty McCatterson. Trust me.

5:58 Also, you cannot kill yellow jackets in Germany without a good reason. Weird.

@Gaehhn

2 жыл бұрын

Next to nobody minds if you swat a single wasp. The problem is going after a nest or leaving out traps for them. Also usually keeping calm around them and being attentive can clear most encounters with them without problems. If you're highly allergic to them it's understandable to be afraid of them, though. And if a nest is in a spot where the wasps pose a tangible danger to humans you can usually have an expert remove/resettle them for you.

You don't need a license to own a dog In Germany. You might need a special permit for certain kinds of dogs that fall under the classification of "Kampfhunde" (considered to be dangerous dogs). So this is very rare. The regulations for what considers to be a dangerous dog might vary from Bundesland to Bundesland (federal state). However, you need to pay taxes for your dog (Hundesteuer) and you get a plaque for their collar. Most dog owners in Germany attend "Hundeschule" (training / obedience classes) with their dogs starting when they are puppies. And I think that is a good thing. Drinking in the park, yes, allowed and in Germany you are allowed to drink beer in public already when you are 16. However, there will always be idiots - in every country - who start drinking earlier, hard liquor and will get drunk, consume drugs ... whatever. It's not really an uncommon problem also in the US, just not in a park, maybe. So if the park is the only difference, well ... Public urination ... egads! No matter where, always: "ew"!

@PumpkinDolce

2 жыл бұрын

It also depends on the Bundesland if you need a license to own a dog. In Niedersachsen people who intend to get a dog, any kind of dog, need to take a class and pass a theoretical test and practical test. The theoretical test needs to be passed before getting the dog and they have until up to a year after getting the dog to pass the practical test. The only exemption is when they can prove they have long time experience with dogs.

You dont need a license ... yet. But you have to pay taxes for the dog

I feel dumb. I just realized that nalfamale is a wordplay for Alphamale. I always read it as "nalf a male"

@susannabonke8552

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my...that changes EVERYTHING!

@mojojim6458

2 жыл бұрын

Actually: @nalfamale. An Alpha Male. For sure.

@JJJT-

2 жыл бұрын

@@mojojim6458 ok, now I feel even more like a genius^^

@susannabonke8552

2 жыл бұрын

@@mojojim6458 thanks for your Support, Jim.

@glcoola2349

2 жыл бұрын

Yup I think you have every right to feel that way! 😉 Maybe the moniker wants to express that Nick doesn't perceive himself to be an alpha male dispite of his outer appearance! N(o)alphamale!?

In streets that are prone to those that wildpinkeln/urinate against walls, have the walls just reflect it back xD

I like the sunglasses 😎😎😎❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘

@cartmann227

2 жыл бұрын

The glasses are ugly.

I just came back from a three weeks vacation in New York City, and guess what, I urinated into Central Park. It was soooo urgent, I couldn't hold it any longer and was really desperate. If I had known how much of a taboo that is in the States I don't know what I would have done instead, but luckily, nothing happened, nobody seemed to have taken notice of me dissappearing into the bushes under recognizable pressure and reemerging from it in an obviously very relieved and slowed-down manner. I wasn't arrested. Obviously I've been quite lucky...

@ralphwien2350

2 жыл бұрын

If you didn`t pee in the Central Park, you wasn`t in New York :P

In the States pedestrians are treated like potential criminals.

Well, I don't know why you can't pee on the streets, when my German dog does it everywhere 25 times a day..?! 🤣🤣🤣🐺⚡⚡