You missed out one law.. I'm kinda disappointed, since I was soooo sure that would be in here: Flying your drone everywhere, isn't allowed! Congratulations for 40k subscribers! Well deserved!

@Von_Daheim

5 жыл бұрын

And it wasn't allowed back when he took the videos...but he won't adress it. And you must have an ensureance. He is in the position to educate his viewers, but he always tells them that there were no laws back when he took the videos...

@5Andysalive

5 жыл бұрын

You need more "crazy" and capital letters and click baiting in your titles. You're way too unprofessional! That's why each of your 40k subscribers is worth more then 350 of those on these other channels.

@MrKnoedel00

5 жыл бұрын

@@5Andysalive so true! 👍

@beatricedietl1268

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you mentioned that, Varo, in a town here there is one drone pilot who films every garden around and put the clips on KZread, their identity is still unknown and yes, this is a serious violation of privacy.

@KoldingDenmark

5 жыл бұрын

@@beatricedietl1268 If they upload it on KZread, you can track them down one way or the other. Go through their recordings. Sooner or later they will reveal something about their identity or whereabouts.

Germany is when you have to go by bike because your driver licence is gone because you cycled drunk.

@lazloreimann7048

5 жыл бұрын

Haha ja dann mpu.. Führerschein wieder und da Ann noch mal mit Fahrrad erwischt worden... Mein Bruder

@wurstsalatplays523

5 жыл бұрын

@@lazloreimann7048 Einmal Idiotentest bütte :DD

@chrisrudolf9839

5 жыл бұрын

Actually, the driver's license authority can also forbid you to use a bicycle if you had been driving drunk and there is evidence that you might generally be an unsafe driver also when using a bicycle. It isn't done in every case, but it can happen, especially when you where caught with a very high concentration of blood alcohol that is a hint at regular alcoholism and were not driving drunk for the first time.

@adammosel4895

5 жыл бұрын

There was a judge in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania who made a drunk bicyclist obtain a driver's license, so the judge could then revoke it.

@tbr79

5 жыл бұрын

Who still drinks alcohol in 2019 !?!?

Funny thing is: you are allowed to drink alcohol while driving, you are just not allowed to be over the legal limit. The „Du“ thing with officials like police is really about context. If they realize that you are struggling with the language they will probably just let it slip or tell you to use „Sie“. Or, most likely, switch to English altogether.

@IgorDellaPietra

5 жыл бұрын

i've met police officers a few times and they are respectful, calm and helpful. obviously there are exceptions but most of em really are. if you have a friendly chat with them, maybe asking for directions and you use the informal way they won't even notice nor care. but if you are some drunk asshole showing them the finger and insulting them then i'm sure they will teach you an expensive lesson. beware. people in germany care a lot about politeness. you don't need to fake a smile, but be respectful :)

@lobolopez3702

5 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say most likely, since german police aren't really the best in english ^^

@TheSteve_1992

3 жыл бұрын

Ähhhhhhh no, there is an alcohol limit. 0,5 promille maximum is allowed, everything over that and you driver licence is gone. Don't spread false information

@analholes77

Жыл бұрын

@@TheSteve_1992 But if you drink while driving and stay under the 0,5 limit, it's not illegal.

@TheSteve_1992

Жыл бұрын

@@analholes77 uhhhh dude, isn't that exactly what I wrote but differently worded?

Just asked my boyfriend (police officer), yes, you can be fined for saying "Du", he wasn't sure if it is really such a steep fine though, he has never had to resort to this. He will only say something like: listen, we're not buddies, so please use the proper way to address me. ALSO he would never do this with a foreigner, knowing that it is hard enough to get everything straight in a language that isn't yours, and he would only point it out if they are disrespectful. So to piss off a police officer you definitely need more than calling him "Du". It's basically disrespect that gets you in trouble, not so much the confusion of personal pronouns.

@Paul54378

5 жыл бұрын

Es macht keinen Unterschied ob du du zu einem Polizisten sagst oder jemand fremdes.

@Erdtier

5 жыл бұрын

Außerdem muss das du auf beleidigend gemeint sein. Beispiel: Der berühmte Bohlen Fall, in dem er einen Polizisten duzte. Da Bohlen aber jeden duzt, konnte vor Gericht nicht die beleidigende Absicht gezeigt werden. Ergo: Es geht allein um eine Beleidigung, und die kann ich erfüllen ob ich du oder sie sage.

@5Andysalive

5 жыл бұрын

Die meisten diser sogenannten Gesetze sindKäse der in der realen Welt niemanden interessiert.

@Paul54378

5 жыл бұрын

@@Erdtier Vor allem die Polizisten dutzen ja selbst teilweise, was ich nicht schlimm finde. Aber wegen so einer Kinderkacke vor Gericht zu ziehen ist einfach nur Bullshit. Egal ob Polizist oder nicht.

@juavi6987

5 жыл бұрын

Einer hat mal gesagt:,,Ihr könnt mich mal!" ...Und wurde freigesprochen weil es auch, ,,...gerne haben." hätte sein können😅😅

There are 35-70€ for running out of fuel and 250-4000€ euros for flipping people of (verbally and with gestures).

@meikowellmann5805

5 жыл бұрын

But that is not for running out of fuel. That is because you stopped on the autobahn, which is illegal if you could have avoided that. Running out of fuel is no reason to stop, its simply your fault. If your car gets broken you dont have to pay.

@passchubert9712

5 жыл бұрын

@@meikowellmann5805 darauf war das auch bezogen...

@Intrepid17011

5 жыл бұрын

@@passchubert9712 Nun ja , wenn dir der Sprit ausgeht ist's 'ne Owi weil du die Pflichten als Fahrzeugführer missachtet hast und das dadurch verursachte stoppen am Standstreifen birgt ein vermeidbares Gefahrenpotenzial. Also ja , ohne Sprit auf die Autobahn fahren kann als Owi durchgehen. Da hat der Polizist aber 'n Gewissen Ermessensspielraum

@Intrepid17011

5 жыл бұрын

@@passchubert9712 Und 4000 € für ne simple Beleidigung im Straßenverkehr ist unverhältnismäßig und wird so sicher niemals vollstreckt. Selbst 1000 ist völlig überzogen. GRADE im Straßenverkehr ist es unwahrscheinlich da man genügend Rechtfertigungsgründe hat ( man zeigt ihn ja meist im Affekt um seinen Unmut auszudrücken).

@passchubert9712

5 жыл бұрын

@@Intrepid17011 ich habe nur geschrieben, was im Bußgeldkatalog steht. Also das was nach dem Gesetz möglich wäre.

The article is grossly incorrect about the times at which listening to music or playing an instrument is illegal. These are communal laws. They are different in every city. I looked it up and where you are, Schwäbisch Hall, there is no "Mittagsruhe" so you can play your instrument between 7 and 22.

@dianalombana6039

4 жыл бұрын

This is not true, you can play an instrument only for 2 hours per day at a time and certainly not after 20:00. You are also required to keep your noise level at a volume, which does not penetrate you appartment and disturbes your neighbors

You can play music whenever and wherever you want. You only have to make sure, you don't disturb someone else. And at night - Zimmerlautstärke - room loudness.

Okay, okay- jetzt mal andersrum: Habe gehört, in Oregon ist es verboten, dem Partner beim Sex schmutzige Dinge ins Ohr zu flüstern- wer will das bitte kontrollieren? 🤔

@bema1908

5 жыл бұрын

In der heutigen Zeit? Alexa, Google... :-D

@juliane1996

5 жыл бұрын

@Be Ma Und du meinst, dann kommt irgendwann der Bußgeldbescheid? 😂 Das würde ich gerne mal ausprobieren... 🤪

@bema1908

5 жыл бұрын

Wer weiß. :-D

@juliane1996

5 жыл бұрын

Be Ma 😆👍🏻

@kaiso4939

5 жыл бұрын

In Kalifornien soll der Besitz von Atombomben erlaubt sein, nur das Zünden ist verboten???? ;-)) Diese Gerücht hält sich seit Jahren! In einigen US-Staaten, sollen gewisse Sexpraktiken verboten sein, wer kontrolliert das? Alles auch recht absurde Gesetzte?

Number one legal education channel on KZread.

The European Elections are right around the corner! And I'd love for you to take the Wahl-O-Mat test once again, as you did for our last national elections. I'd love to hear an American perspective on the European Union and the driving questions of our current debate. Maybe you're even allowed to vote in it, with your Italian passport and all. 🤔 And don't worry about scandals or setting the comments on fire. European topics are usually discussed in a much softer manner than the national ones. But yeah... I'd love to see you talking about the European discussion, with all the knowledge and insight you've gained in the European part of your life. 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺 Keep up the good work! #NumberOnePoliticalChannelOnKZread (Btw if you need a translator for the Wahl-O-Mat questions, I'd be glad to help)

@mojojim6458

5 жыл бұрын

I think this is a great suggestion, especially since Nalf did it before, as you point out.

@Trashplat

5 жыл бұрын

@@mojojim6458 Thanks :) I only fear that he's afraid to tackle politics again, because those videos might not do incredibly well, which is a shame. I'd love him to weigh in on the European idea.

@mojojim6458

5 жыл бұрын

@@Trashplat I wonder what he thinks about Brexit, especially as it impacts the EU.

@Chilukar

5 жыл бұрын

He can vote as an EU citizen. You just have to let the authorities know if you prefer to vote in your home country or country of residence. Unfortunately he has probably passed the cut off date to register to vote.

@yaboyjay7202

5 жыл бұрын

Using the WahlSwiper app is probably better as it automatically compares all parties, some of which aren't even on Wahl O Mat, I believe

Talk to an official in the "du-Form" CAN be fined very high, yes - but most of the time officials will be cool with it, especially when they realize you struggle with the language. However, it can possibly be used as an insult or purposely disrespectful. If that's the case, you will be fined.

@skydragon3294

5 жыл бұрын

"Intention" is also a very important concept, when it comes to fines, in cases of disrespect. If you intentionally want to harm someone, you can be fined. If it isn't intentional.

@davidart5034

5 жыл бұрын

It is more polite to say "Sie Arschloch".

@zorrothebug

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidart5034 As long as you express your personal opinion like "Ich finde, Sie sind ein Arschloch." (I think/believe you're an asshole.) the officer can't do anything. It's the expression how you feel, how you perceive the officer, it's not an insult.

@jamillx

5 жыл бұрын

@@zorrothebug It is an insult and punishable if it's directed towards a specific person (anybody!!! Not just police) as in your example. "Die Polizei ist ein Arschloch" on the other hand is not punishable, not because of obviously wrong grammar, but because Polizei is an abstract term.

@zorrothebug

5 жыл бұрын

@@jamillx no, it's not punishable, at least here in Germany. This was an actual case in court and it got dismissed for the reasons I wrote.

Congrats on 40k Nalf!

In German law it's often about the intention of the action. So in case that you are speaking to a police officer and you say "Du" by accident or you are not a native speaker, there would be no problem. However, if you are using the informal address as an intentional act of disrespect (repeatedly and in a disrespectful tone), it would be a crime. This specific law just clarifies that "duzen" can be interpreted as disrespectful - under certain circumstances.

@user-bj2lu9qt3o

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Don't be afraid to talk to the police as a foreigner - no one will fine you for language misunderstandings. Just be respectful.

@christianl1527

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-bj2lu9qt3o Even for Germans it isn't really true. The idea of Beamtenbeleidigung is actually kind of a myth that doesn't go away. Using informal language with official figures isn't something you will be fined on, there is usually some other factor playing into it.

@maggiesue35

5 жыл бұрын

I am pretty sure, that no officer will be unfriendly, when it is a nice tone you speak to him, but when you scream at him disrespectful you are in every country in the world in big trouble.

@Loretta2004

5 жыл бұрын

"Du Arschloch" will certainly bring you a fine. "Sie Arschloch" however as well, if said to a policeman. :-D In some areas, especially in dialect, it is common to address everyone by "Du" and not considered offensive and will not even be recognized.

@salia2897

5 жыл бұрын

There is no law that mentions "duzen" at all. There are just court cases where it has been decided that it can constitute an insult. The law just says that insulting someone is a crime, that's all. Why do people always make up shit about laws?

Your kitty shirt and the 🎹 scene made my day 💕😂 The apartment looks so pretty. Great view!

currently, you are pretty active. love it, keep it up :)

I'm loving the background view!😍 Anyways love videos

It's forbidden to ignite an atomic bomb. You can be finded or go for 5 years into prison.

@SaschaAtrops

5 жыл бұрын

Also trying is punishable. ^^

@worldsendace

5 жыл бұрын

Yep great law. And only 5 years. Lol.

@_NikkyD_

5 жыл бұрын

You would end up in court for mass murder which supercedes this crime.

@worldsendace

5 жыл бұрын

@@_NikkyD_ you dont say. ;-)

@mats7492

5 жыл бұрын

same in some counties in the US...

love the music in the background btw

The surroundings of you new apartement seem so much nicer and more green!

I was just staring at the cat 😂 another level of love for your pet

It's not allowed to to march lock-step on bridges in Germany §27(6) StVO. If that's not bobbling your mind then what. :)

@karlreiter1505

5 жыл бұрын

yes, physical effects like resonance can destroy bridges.

@sensen9900

5 жыл бұрын

what exact is Mindblowing on a Law based on Scientific Ideas?

@Daneelro

5 жыл бұрын

This is a law around the world, ever since resonance from marching soldiers caused a bridge collapse in 1850 in France (check en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angers_Bridge).

@couchstratege5775

5 жыл бұрын

@@sensen9900 to many people it would be mindblowing because of a lack of deep physical understanding. But if you know your science and know about resonance, it's a logic conclusion.

@sensen9900

5 жыл бұрын

@@couchstratege5775 well its also a very old Law.... I highly doubt modern Bridges would still collapse, the Ammount of People needed in a specific Order, Time Perfect is i think way to big.... But in Older Times i think that law was usefull, since older material and worse building quality/technology ^^

I‘m so distracted by Leo on your shirt :D Congrats on the 40k !

You have to speak with authorities in a normal way. As a foreigner you have some credit about not knowing the language, but the "Du" is absolutly not appropriate . It would seem that you have nor respect for the authorities. Would they Charge you immidiatly ? Probably not. But if you are aggressive, cursing and loud on top of that, they will for sure.

Its not alllowed to walk over a bridge in sync(maschieren)

@erraldstyler

5 жыл бұрын

Dafür bin ich aber schon ganz schön oft über Brücken marschiert...

@RamsyC9

5 жыл бұрын

Physics works all over the world the same

@hansdampf4695

5 жыл бұрын

Marschieren ist in D inzwischen nicht mehr so wichtig...

@Von_Daheim

5 жыл бұрын

ich dachte dafür gibt es die gelben Schilder. Und kommt der sog. Streuschritt nicht erst bei Brücken einer bestimmen länge zu tragen?

@user-xb9yv2ci4c

5 жыл бұрын

Das gilt so nur für das Militär. Und zwar aus gutem Grund, es sind schon einige Brücken deswegen eingestürzt.

Glad to be a subscriber of the slowest growing youtube channel :) Even though i'm a heavy Raiders Tirol and Niners supporter... Unicorns are not that bad after all :)

Omg, I was in Germany for a exchange (I’m 18) and that siren at the beginning was so nostalgic. Cool video.

In germany adressing someone as "du" with not knowing him is very rude. But there are situations where its fine. Like if you are bith young and stud at the same university or even in work its sometimes fine.

A lot of these laws are municipal by-laws which can differ from city to city (or town).

1.6% blood alcohol level, dude, you have a greater problem than your drivers licence

@duas9468

5 жыл бұрын

It's 1.6‰, so 0.16%, so thats not that bad but still...

@CroxlD

5 жыл бұрын

@@duas9468 1:18 there is 1.6 percent written.

@duas9468

5 жыл бұрын

CroxlD Ok then article bs confirmed

@catandfishfc

3 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: Drunk driving while extremely drunk carries less punishment than driving very drunk because the law considers you to be so drunk that you didn't have control over yourself getting in the car. You still get punished hard, but less than if the law considers you to still be in control of your senses.

A basic law: NEVER cover a beautiful, handsome, furry man with text boxes, a jacket or other rubbish! And just to make one thing perfectly clear: I’m talking about the cat. Hello Leo, you gorgeous little fur ball 😍

@mojojim6458

5 жыл бұрын

Leo? Oh, yeah, sure. You're as bad a M mmm when it comes to Nalf. ;)

@itwasellinotme5957

5 жыл бұрын

Mojo Jim I’ll remember every cat’s name. It’s polite to address someone correctly. Especially something as stubborn & deaf as a cat, when you ask it kindly to move it’s behind from the table. I couldn’t name his socks, though... Maybe he’ll make a video on that one day.

@sallyanderson2983

5 жыл бұрын

ItwasEllinotme I guess they’re named white ugly 1, white ugly 2, white ugly 3 and so on. Boys that age can’t handle multi-coloured socks anyway. Makes it easier for him. And Leo is perhaps the most uncreative name for a cat. Isn’t the name of your nephew Leo? If so, sorry.

@itwasellinotme5957

5 жыл бұрын

Sally Anderson 🤣 probably. And yes, that’s the name. I’ll let his parents know that you don’t like the name at his christening. I’m sure they’ll appreciate the info of their error.

@sallyanderson2983

5 жыл бұрын

ItwasEllinotme don’t bother. In the end they’ll think I’m rude & you’re not allowed to talk to me again. Posh twats.

Damn, sick skills on the keyboard!

@untergehermuc

5 жыл бұрын

For a grown up? Not really…

Yep, I was without gaz once (on my way to the gaz station) on the Stadtautobahn (city highway) and the guy of the ADAC (car tow service) told me that I was lucky the police hadn't come by while I was on the Ausfahrt (exit).

The fine for running out of fuel on the Autobahn is around 30-70€ and you can get points in Flensburg.

Hi Nalf yeah 40 subscribers is ,i think , well deserved. There is one oficial law during the Oktoberfest that you cant get drunk during it

I died at the Piana FBI thing lmao

You can play music between 7 am an 10 pm. But it is good manner to stop between 12 and 2 pm

1:45 is illegal. 70€ and 1 point. 2:15 depending how far someone goes, he/she can end up in jail. also drivers license can be revoked for some time... but definetly it can be expensive.

Check out §961 and §962 BGB the „Bienenschwarm Gesetz“

An empty tank on the highway can be expensive If you are left without fuel on the highway, you have to expect a fine and points in the Flensburger Verkehrssünderkartei. Reason is that according to StVO the holding on the highway is prohibited because of lack of gasoline. It is an avoidable traffic obstruction. The fine for staying on the highway is at least 30 euros. In the maximum case, you pay 70 euros. The amount of the penalty is specified in the StVG. For this reason, it is your duty to inform yourself about the capacity of your fuel tank before you drive. Afterwards you can estimate, whether the filling quantity is sufficient for the planned journey. The classic fuel gauge and the on-board computer, which is installed in all modern vehicles, help you with this. However, the reliability leaves something to be desired, especially in older vehicles sometimes. Here is a lack of fuel sometimes even before, if the ad is not yet in the red area.

The law that boggled my mind the most was when my parents wanted to have a tree cut down in their own garden. An inspector from the authorities visited them IN PERSON before he gave the permission. They even had to name the type of plant to replace the cut down tree.

I bet, that (some) laws in USA will be more mind boggling. In Vermont is is forbidden to whisle under water. In Florida it is illegal for unmarried women to parachute on Sundays. In Kentucky it is illegal to fish with bow and arrow. In Massachusetts, it's forbidden to hunt on Sundays. In North Carolina a marriage can be declared void, if one person it physically impotent. Oregon forbids you to test your physical endurance while driving a car on a highway. In Utah it's not allowed to fish from horseback. www.dumblaws.com

@5Andysalive

5 жыл бұрын

These things are quite funny and famous. And most of them are complete bollocks. Or results of some weird court rulings long forgotten, ignored or changed. Which you can find everywhere, including Germany, if you dig deep enough into some ancient paper. Stephen Fry did a BBC series once where he travveled all US states. And they had the idea of intentionally breaking one of these weird laws in every state. And when they checked for options, they encountered that they were mostly made up. Absolutely nobody cares if you wear a top hat during weddings in Albama....

@JMM33RanMA

5 жыл бұрын

Also in Massachusetts it is unlawful [as in Germany] to give the 1 finger salute, and it it is also illegal not to brush snow off of the roof and all windows of the car. I suspect that the last one is also true in Germany.

3:03 that one really got me😂

im in gardening and although we start at 7am, officially we arent allowed to make noise before 9. Then from noon to not sure when we arent allowed to use the Gebläse and Freischneider, correct me if im wrong. We still use it anyway. A couple weeks back we had a jerk come up to us while working and he would start taking pics of me while threatning to report us, but he wasnt well informed and by luck we used the tools that are allowed at this hour. For having your relatives` ashes at home there is a go around on the rise where people bring their urns to holland and use them as fertilizer for young trees. Then a couple months later you get a notice and they will ship you the tree and voila you kinda have your loved ones`s ashes at home - just gotta take care of that tree - wonderful thing imo.

I love how you read that article totally unbiased and totally not with the plan to express your bad mood haha

@NALFVLOGS

5 жыл бұрын

haha I woke up on the wrong side of the bed

@MrKnoedel00

5 жыл бұрын

​@@NALFVLOGS Oh.. I thought you're germanized by now, you know... being a little grumpy is just a usual state 🤣

Hi Nalf :) Out of a actual article from newspaper "Stern": Die Mittagsruhe ist manchen heilig. Rechtlich verbindlich ist sie aber nur, wenn sie Teil des Mietvertrags ist. Google translate ist to : The siesta is sacred to some. However, it is legally binding only if it is part of the lease.

That keyboard scene 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the best

You are allowed to hold an open Beer and drink it while driving, you just have to be under 0,3 or 0,5 Promille depending on your behaviour if they test you. When riding a bike the limit is 1,5 promille, which is a lot!

@gunnarroth2410

5 жыл бұрын

Actually it is 1.6, but if you show signs of unfitness to drive like driving in a wavy line, you can get a fine earlier. With more than 1.6 promille, you always get a fine and will lose your car driver license for some weeks.

Addressing the informal way - nobody will fine you for making a mistake, but if one is constantly or obviously disrespecting an official on purpose by repeatedly using the informal addressing, doing it intentionally and not apologizing, then yes, they might receive a fine. Especially if they managed to piss the official off also in other ways.

The law with the "du" is true. and congratulations to the 40k :D

Hey Love the fact you found out some - Oktoberfest Laws - still : its only in some Parts law Chris from the Hofbräuhaus brewery lab

Very nice background, the view from your balcony, much better than a wall behind you -you should do always 😉😀! And much better appearance with shorter hair and shorter beard 👏! Regarding babyname laws I can tell you that it's possible to give your child weird names, but it has to be obvious wether it's a boy or a girl - ie Nina Hagen named her daughter Cosma Shiva 🤔😅.

@gunnarroth2410

5 жыл бұрын

@Entfernter Verwandter With your limited knowledge of what Shiva is all about, you should not call other people dumb. Actually the literal meaning of the name in english is ' the auspicious one'.

your cat face shirt is mind-boggling ;)

You can be fined for drunk cycling in the UK as well. Why is the image zooming in and out?

Worüber wohnst du? Das Hintergrund sieht super schön aus

I recently read, that here in Germany a garage is not allowed to be used for something else than parking your car. If there is enough space left for the car it is ok, to put other things in it, but if it is solely a storage room, there is a fine for that .

1:55 Rewboss (an English KZreadr living in Germany) has made a video dedicated to the "is running out of fuel on the Autobahn illegal" The answer is... yes. And no.

2:45 Das Kommt darauf an, was im Mietvertrag steht! Bei mir z.B. steht nur eine Mittagsruhe an Sonn-und Feiertagen zwischen 12:00 und 15:00 Uhr drin! Aber selbst daran halten sich die Wenigsten!

In Germany we have a dancing ban on certain holidays that are generally considered sad, i.e. Karfreitag or Volkstrauertag. But the public screening of some movies for example Ghostbusters or Life of Brian is prohibited as well. The strangest one for me is Heidi. It's an old anime from the 70s about a girl named Heidi living in the alps with her grandpa

Did you ever make videos with Silas Nacita? If so, they were good.

there even is a law that forbids driving around with your car without an actual reason.

@joeaverage3444

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, and no. It's called "pointless driving around", and it's an offense if you create a nuisance by driving down the same stretch of road several times in short succession for no apparent reason. I don't think I've ever heard of somebody getting fined for it though. You would probably really have to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, with cops who have nothing more important to do at that moment in time.

@Wolfspaule

5 жыл бұрын

That is an actual law, which is never pushed through. There thousands of people doing but not get fined, which is sad in my opinion.

@HeinzStrick

5 жыл бұрын

I got fined for this, i was young and stupid. we drove around at a car park, it was empty. It was just for fun till the police officers arrive and checked if we were drunk. We were not but i had to pay 20€ for pointless driving arround. Good times.

@joeaverage3444

5 жыл бұрын

@@HeinzStrick When I had my first car, we went drifting in an empty supermarket parking lot one time in the snow. It was a hoot, especially with a rear wheel drive car. We were not aware that we were doing anything wrong. And hey, big empty parking lot on the edge of town on a Sunday... who were we going to annoy...

@JMM33RanMA

5 жыл бұрын

@@HeinzStrick I would have told the officer, "Das tut mir leid, aber dann wo practiciert man? Ich glaube nicht im strasse mit traffic."

Playing instruments are only forbidden if it is really loud there is a regulation how loud it can be

Wait, you can't make music after 8pm? Usually you can be as loud as you want until 10pm and after that ot depends on you neighbors how loud you can be

My driving teacher told me that you can get fined for running out of gas on the autobahn and that if I ever had to stop because of that and the police comes by I should them tell that I just went to the gas station and that there has to be a mechanical problem in my car.... so yeah, I think it's illegal xD

@shalom_don5674

5 жыл бұрын

Its illegal to stop on the autobahn, because as a driver you have fit your car in shape for useing the autobahn. Take your responsibility for your doings, esspecially for driving a car (on the autobahn).

You live here in Germany and you don't know these are real laws?

@chrisrudolf9839

5 жыл бұрын

That's because none of those legal layman statements from that article is an actual German law (though some of those statements do have a grain of truth in them).

@100100freak

5 жыл бұрын

Seit wann soll man keine Urnen haben dürfen?

@chrisrudolf9839

5 жыл бұрын

Urnen (leere oder importierte) darf man grundsätzlich schon besitzen, aber man ist auch bei Feuerbestattung in Deutschland verpflichtet, den Verstorbenen auf einem öffentlichen Friedhof (oder ggf. seit langer Zeit bestehendem Privatfriedhof) bestatten zu lassen - ob Erdgrab, Urnenwand oder anonym im Friedwald ist egal, auch eine Seebestattung ist als Ausnahme möglich (durch Verstreuen der Asche auf hoher See) aber man darf die Asche von Opa nicht einfach daheim ins Regal stellen oder im Garten verbuddeln.Findige Menschen, die das unbedingt wollen, können diese Gesetze eventuell durch Ausnutzen des EU-Rechts umgehen, indem sie einen im EU-Ausland ansässigen Bestattungsunternehmer aus einem Land engagieren, in dem es einen solchen Friedhofszwang für Urnen nicht gibt. Der Tote wird dann im Ausland kremiert, die ordnungsgemäße Bestattung nach dortigen Regeln bescheinigt und die Urne mit etwas Asche mitgegeben. Wie gesagt, der Besitz einer Urne mit Leichenasche ist nicht per se verboten, wenn die Leiche ordnungsgemäß bestattet wurde.

@100100freak

5 жыл бұрын

@@chrisrudolf9839 OK danke für die Info

You are lucky, you play well enough that your neigbours wont complain! :) BTW, nice to see that you can play an instrument!

1:43 i am a police officer in Berlin, Germany and i didnt know about this law with the Fuel thing, but showing the middlefinger is an insult by offense in germany §185, spitting in someones face is also an insult by offense.

@0oOxeniaOo0

5 жыл бұрын

Ist aber tatsächlich im Bußgeldkatalog beschrieben. Benzinmangel ist keine Autopanne, weil es vermeidbar ist. Wenn man nicht darauf achtet, trägt man die Schuld selbst daran. Aus diesem Grund greift nämlich die Tatsache, dass man weder auf der Autobahn noch auf der Kraftstoffstraße parken darf (was nach einem Stehenbleiben von 3 Minuten genau das ist) Per se ist das Bußgeld also eher fürs Parken auf der Autobahn und nicht direkt für den Benzinmangel, aber Ursache und Wirkung und so :D

@HighFPS

5 жыл бұрын

@@0oOxeniaOo0 ja stimmt, man darf nicht unnötig auf der Autobahn stehen bleiben wenn es vermeidbar ist, das ist eine Owi. Das "wenn es vermeidbar ist" ist der wichtige Teilsatz. Also stimmt das schon mit dem Kraftstoff, allerdings war es im Video auch etwas komisch beschrieben, so als wäre der Hauptgrund der Treibstoff und nicht das stehen bleiben. LG =)

Nalf, you realize, don't you, that it is thanks to your legion of followers - now 40,000 strong - that you find these things normal. As so many people here have said (and I bet will continue to say), jetzt bist du ein echter Deutscher.

40k subs is nice, that’s like some friends and family from America and everyone from SHA

Where can I get the cat-shirt?

FYI Unterlassene Hilfeleistung ... travelled 5 continents - never heard of it elsewhere. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemeine_Gefahr#Unterlassene_Hilfeleistung

@GamingT0G0

5 жыл бұрын

Good law.

- American sirens sound like they are taken straight from a little child's toy with all the funky weird noises. German sirens sound like.. sirens. - In Germany, it's illegal to ride your horse while drunk (if you do, you will lose your car driving license!) - It's illegal to intentionally run out of fuel on the autobahn. You have to make sure your car is roadworthy and can do the trip. - I think flipping people off is the same as insulting people. Giving someone the finger supposedly might cost between 600-4000€. To compare, calling someone a slut can cost you about 2000€. But this always depends on the context and most people won't sue you. - There is no law specifically for addressing police officers. But intentionally using the impolite "Du" can be considered to be an insult. And there have been cases where these got expensive. - I think in Germany we have a white-list for baby names. This prevents people from giving their children touchy names (Adolf) or weird shit that you get bullied for. But I think you can always appeal a decision or sue your way to your name. There are big differences in Europe how countries handle names, some countries just have blacklists. I think this is a great system as it prevents people from getting names like "Hope", "Destiny" which Germans (and my that I mean myself) would consider to be terribly ill-suited choices. Love you dude & take care!

By the way, not only do you get fined for flipping the bird, but you also get sent to anger management classes.

On a work trip to San Francisco in 2012, came across a group of about several hundred naked protesters on the junction of Market St/Powell St. It seems there’s a local law which allowed public full nudity in SF as long as when sitting down in a public place (such as park benches) you cover your posterior. A conservative politician named Wiener (ironically) was trying to rescind this unique (could only happen in SF) law, hence the protestors. Also lived and worked in Singapore for several years and they have a few unusual laws. Chewing gum for the most part is banned unless it has medicinal benefits such as nicotine gum for people trying to cease smoking (also only sold in pharmacies). Not flushing after using a public toilet could lead to a hefty fine. The pungent Durian fruit is banned on public transport. Locals and expats call Singapore a “fine” city as there are lots ways to be fined. My friend/colleague has a sister who’s a police officer in the vice squad, and I was both fascinated and thoroughly entertained hearing about the seedy underbelly of squeaky clean Singapore.

Every year, there's a big public discussion about the laws on Good Friday. In Germany, it isn't allowed to dance on Good Friday, and several movies are not allowed to be shown in public (like in a cinema), e.g. Life Of Brian.

3:04 sound had to be , bayrischer Akzent "servus mochens ma ouf " :D

There is a law that forbids dancing/dancing events, even sports associated with dancing on specific days at a specific time. Misty around eastern and other religious holidays.

I think one of the best laws in Germany is that it is legal to break out of the prison.

Did you consider that you grew too German to be blown away becausetthey are logic to German minds😏🤔 Anyway, congrats for the 40k subscribers. You deserve deffo 100 times more. But like I once said better grow slow but stable with a loyal members who come back for literally every video you publish rather than they subscribe but never watch ever again. Aaaand.what about a challenge for the 50k? There are quite funny actions youtuber promise to do when they reach a certain level. You, too ?

Why the hell is the childsong Guten Abend, gut' Nacht running in the backround?

I‘m an official in Bavaria and I get really pissed when someone say „Du“ to me 💁🏻‍♂️ (on duty only of course)

@reversegoatee5997

5 жыл бұрын

But would you actually immediately fine somebody? Would you consider it as Beamtenbeleidigung or would you first warn and expect respect?

@shaclo1512

5 жыл бұрын

Lukas Leikauf there is no Beamtenbeleidung, only Beleidigung. I would, because I work in a prison and the inmates have to say „Sie“ to me, and I also to them. If they say „Du“, I report them to the Boss and they get a Disziplinarmaßnahme. Sorry for my bad Denglish 😂

the mittagsruhe (no noise between 12-14 Uhr) has actually been abolished.. its not a law but often part of your renting contract that you cant be noisy in certain times..

@paulsj9245

5 жыл бұрын

That may be true, but it may be part of regulations by the town or municipality. Except Sunday rest which is federal and states' law.

@00:26 the siren is blaring the interval 1 and perfect 4 (musicians will get this).

To have several different garbage cans means first of all only garbage separation! Whether the garbage is then properly recycled or just incinerated is on another sheet.

well running out of gas on the autobahn isn't illegal because you run out of gas but because you than block the side line in an non emergency they are only allowed to be used in case of emergency meaning when your car breaks down there have to be gas stations about every 50 km and running out of gas is pure negligence on your part and parking on the side line puts you and others in great danger so I don't know how anyone would ever risk running out of gas on the autobahn

And what about the obligation to have health insurance? The statutory health insurances (not the private ones) must accept every citizen.

The fun thing about prohibited drunk bike driving is that, being caught you'll lose your (car) drivers license and HAVE to go by bike :-)

@grahvis

5 жыл бұрын

In the UK you can be fined for being drunk in charge of a bicycle even if you are pushing it. Your driving licence cannot be endorsed but you can be disqualified from driving.

You still live in Germany??? Wow! I would never have thought so...Greetings from Switzerland.

I'm not sure if there is an extra law for loud instruments, but there is no law that states that you have to be silence like a mouse between 12 and 14/15 o'clock even though many German still think there is one. It can happen but only if the landlord for example wrote it in your rental contract or in very special locations.

Since you can seriously endanger other people when you run out of fuel on the road (your car just stops without any warning for others) and you can easily avoid it , it can be fined And nice music from 0:59 on, its a typical song you sing for you children to fall asleep :D

Ok one strange law in Germany. StVO § 27 (6). Auf Brücken darf nicht im Gleichschritt marschiert werden. It is not allowed to march in lockstep on bridges. That has a very practical reason, that the resonance of the marching group doesn't put a higher then necessary stress on the bridge.

Dude The keyboard scene was fucking hilarious

Nick why a sleepsong 😂😂

Yes...showing someome the middlefinger can cost you a lot...a couple thousand actually. Jackpot!! 😁

@TheEmperor2004

5 жыл бұрын

🖕😉

No fines for the neighbours narcing on their neighbours over the trivial things? Mind-boggling!

The point is, it's not forbidden to play music during nighttime as long as you don't overdo it (i. e. get too loud). There are two thresholds that must be taken into account: 19:00 (Abendruhe) and 22:00 h (Nachtruhe). While the former proscribes disposing of e. g. glass or other materials at public recycling containers (again exception: Unless they are placed in a commercial area of the city so no neighbors are affected) or perform loud work (like lawn mowing), the latter Jeans that you have to keep it QUIET. So if you want to play an instrument at nighttime, you need to make sure that nobody gets disturbed. Things return to normal at 07:00 h. And as far as the "noon silence" is concerned, that's nonsense. There are no federal regulations on that (exception: That may be imposed on the city level, but there must be a valid reason like it being a health resort or the likes). So yes, there are restrictions, but as long as you apply common sense with what you are doing and how you do it, no problem at all.

So if you are adressing an officer with "du" you dont have to worry at first if you are not familiar with that adressing system. that officer will give you a warning and if you ignore it you might get a fine if that guy had a bad day or he feels like you are trying to piss him off

It IS illegal to run out of gas in Germany. You are expected to check if your car‘s roadworthy every time before driving (which no one does), which contains having enough fuel.

in GENERAL to flip people off is an offence ... and thats the law behind it: § 185 Die Beleidigung wird mit Freiheitsstrafe bis zu einem Jahr oder mit Geldstrafe und, wenn die Beleidigung öffentlich, in einer Versammlung, durch Verbreiten eines Inhalts (§ 11 Absatz 3) oder mittels einer Tätlichkeit begangen wird, mit Freiheitsstrafe bis zu zwei Jahren oder mit Geldstrafe bestraft. Commonly you only get a fine ...

In the Netherlands it is also forbidden to ride a bike while being "drunk". Officially the same level of alcohol is alowed as for car driving. BUT no police will ever stop you to check you alcohol level. But they did an experiment once in Groningen. They checked the alcohol levels of the people riding a bike between 10 at night and and 2 in the morning on a saturday night. About 80% of the people, mostly students, had alcohol levels ABOVE the limit. Nothing has changed since then, because there is no reason to do something about it. The roads are safe.

When a young police officer in training accidentially adressed me with "du", I also adressed him with du and we kept talking that way. His supervisor wasn't pleased, but equal rights for all. The trainee was quite a chilled person. 😀