Dutch honesty at its best

@FaiT90

2 ай бұрын

Precies dat!

@peterjanssen2105

2 ай бұрын

juist

@darkdc119

2 ай бұрын

yep no differents there

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

I disagree! Not "best"! I think it would have been better if coach hadn't started spouting at least as much nonsense and as many falsehoods as the interviewer he was reacting to. Would have been much better IMHO if he had just calmly explained to the interviewer (with real facts) why what he said and how he said it was ridiculous, shameful and embarrassing for himself, his network, his colleagues etc. Instead (again in my opinion) he made himself look nearly as "bad" as the interviewer(s). so; not "best" IMHO. Could (should?) have been much better!

@TubabProductions

2 ай бұрын

As a Dutch person I can say that our straightforward way of communication and straightforward honesty is a bit too much for most Americans to digest in the brain....

The level of utter disrespect for The Netherlands in the USA is mind blowing and very sad. The Dutch are one of the most important founding fathers of American culture. Freedom, New York, Santa Claus, pancakes and democracy. Yet the Dutch get no credit and have been actively been erased from American history by the English history writers. Very very sad.

@michaeljurrien3507

2 ай бұрын

you know why? America doesnt want anyone to know the truth because it cant be america 1 anymore xdd. PS Football is played with your feet not with your hands

@emil3657

2 ай бұрын

america doesnt get any respect here either so dont worry its okay

@chinchillatwitch7234

2 ай бұрын

The declaration of indepedence is pretty much a copy of the dutch one aswell.

@harderdabhard92

2 ай бұрын

But America had a great history and culture, but they kill it....

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

interesting! A jump from a 10 year old ProWrestling style verbal slugfest over speedskating (kind of) to the 17th century when "The Dutch" owned Manhattan and New York was called New Amsterdam! Also interesting end to your post; "Very very sad"... I was about to ask if you shouldnt be in court or something...'But it's not in all caps, so nevermind and anyway I guess now it's "the turn"" for some Dutch people to teach/preach how superior "we" are... I'll just be quiet while I wait for it...

The american interviewer says going around and around in circles is boring, but Nascar is the same thing. They go in circles in Nascar too.

@DidierWierdsma6335

2 ай бұрын

Great comment well said👍

@MrSearching4thetruth

2 ай бұрын

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

@phoebs69

2 ай бұрын

@@LoekiTheLion Hahahaha, I don't mind.😂😂😂👍

"I'm not winning so I'm going to call this coach out on some random, off-topic facts about US and still going to loose the childish debate".

😂😂 What is this guy going on about? He's so threatened by this Dutch coach that he's trying to insult an entire country and still failing at it! 😂

Yep, only in America do they invent a World Series when they’re the only country taking part! 😂😂😂😂

Not only did the Dutch own this sports commentator, but he even used the word "envy" correctly .... unlike many US Americans 😂

I'm from the Netherlands and I absolutely hate my 30 paid days off every year. Hate it! Affordable health care, clean parks, safe and reliable public transport, affordable schooling, safe schooling, never any mass shootings? Horrifying! Nobody ever goes bankrupt for needing medical assistance! Did you know that in the Netherlands we pay more income taxes but as a result we get all of the above? Did you know we don't even HAVE a "credit rating" that you Americans are trained to dance to? We are pathetic! Most of us don't even NEED a car because the infrastructure is 100% supportive and safe for bicycles. Anyway. The Americans who moved to the Netherlands never want to move back to the USA.

@user-xo9lu6vj8u

2 ай бұрын

Ik hou van cultuur uit Nederland maar ik woon in Belgie haha Ik kwam uit Amerika en Ik haat it omdat what jou verteld.

@amyloriley

2 ай бұрын

If Dutch no-credit-rating is anything like my Belgian no-credit-rating, then you do have one. But it's way simplified compared to the American ones. I had to get a car loan a few years ago. When giving you a loan, they look at things like: - How long have you been a customer at this bank? New customers have a harder time getting a loan. - Are you a single person, or do you have a partner? Single persons have a harder time getting a loan, as the bank otherwise might fall back on the income of your partner. - Do you have a reliable income? People with short-term contracts and people not currently working have a harder time getting a loan. - Did you have a loan in the last five years? This is a big one. At least in Belgium, there is a database banks are all connected to where they can see if you had a loan before, and if you always paid the loan back on time. As far as I understand, it's binary; you are either in good standing or you're not. But at least this point compares a bit to the American credit rating system. Also, if you hadn't have a loan in the last five years, you are erased from that database, and you can start over again. But here's the thing: if you're not in the database (because you don't loan money a lot), it does not automatically count as being in good standing, and you'll have to convince the bank using the other bullet points above.

@amyloriley

2 ай бұрын

@@user-xo9lu6vj8u Basic grammar tip: unlike in English, the Dutch "ik" is not capitalized when it's not the first word of the sentence.

@mahadevovnl

2 ай бұрын

@@amyloriley That's all true, but it's nowhere near the gamification that Americans are REQUIRED to undergo by having multiple credit cards and paying them off to raise their rating in order to ever qualify for any loans. In the USA you're being trained to take debt constantly because you need to for a good credit rating. In Europe, that's nowhere near as extreme.

@wt0403

2 ай бұрын

Zo is t, en nie anders godverdomme

The interviewer should not be an interviewer, he is feeling attacked by words that are not even said.

Jillert Anema is Dutch directness squared, so it's always great - but honest & very informative - entertainment, even on Dutch TV. Notice how he, the "winning coach" so to speak, simply tries to keep his eye on the ball at the start. Stick tt matter at hand, which is the question of why the US team failed medal-wise. That's it. Coach Jillert is explaining in his best English (pretty decent for an older gen. Dutchie) to these US -presstitu..- journalists with zero knowledge of the sport, how things came about. Then the infotainment guy starts off on a wild tangent, and you can just see Jillert thinking "Okay, so that's gonna be the game we're playing". And he quickly shifts gears from giving an honest and direct answer tt main question, to countering and happily joining the guy in some verbal shooting from the hip. Clearly all in good fun and I can even see the guys having a Heinek.. (no, not that horse p!ss plz!) afterwards. So it started with a serious question, but it ended in hilarious entertainment. As the coach said: no biggie. Cheers from Amsterdam! P.s.: 10k speed skating races are among the most epic I've seen, but one has to understand how things work to feel the excitement: lap times; race development set against expectations beforehand; usual way each skater builds his race; how each skater has been developing throughout the season beforehand, foreign skaters included; race tactics knowing all this; the fact that a skater can "die" but also be "resurrected" during a race this long; skating technique indicators that are "tells" of how the skater is doing; how skaters adapt technically tt circumstances at hand (ice conditions, altitude/atmo pressure etc.); and then the way the skaters are reacting to each other, do they allow their opponent to derail their usual way of racing a 10k, do they simply race each other (which is how most average Americans would like it) or do they focus on the clock & try to stick tt race plan? Thus a 10k race takes place on three levels simultaneously: against the clock, your opponent and against yourself. For viewers it's a 3 for one treat if you know where to look. Great stuff!

Actually what I remember of what Dutch analysts said of the American speed skating debacle at Sochi at the time, was that everything was haphazardly prepared, not just the suits. The primary problem they said is that Team USA did a lot of high altitude training and then went to a low altitude Olympics. Only the USA media wanted to keep on harping on about the suits..

Journalist mist a bullet there because Adema didnt mention Nascar...when mentioning going round and round in circles

American Football is just rugby with lots of protective equipment and helmets

@cornishmaid9138

2 ай бұрын

It’s not even rugby, at all. The only recognisable sameness is the shape of the ball.

@MrSearching4thetruth

2 ай бұрын

HAHAHA

@koalameat9523

2 ай бұрын

@@MrSearching4thetruth I could have wrote , Rugby a game with short shorts a dance routine and violence that scares NFL players lol

@louneissen1603

2 ай бұрын

America Football, 12 minutes of actual playtime and the rest are commercials and bobbling planning.

@davidderuiter726

2 ай бұрын

It is more like show wrestling, much more dangerous to do then wrestling and with far less rules to stop people from having severe life altering ailments. Rugby has good rules of engagement. American Football does not. Without the armour alot of players would already been dead.

The Dutch are a self-confident and self-conscious people. They have shown their abilities long before, for example, the USA was born. New York City, founded by the Dutch, originally called New Amsterdam, etc.

I love that he comes swinging right out of the gate like he couldn't wait to rub it in. And its so very Dutch, this guy tasks to international media like a Dutch guy roasts his friends. 10k is like watching paint dry, gotta give this to the interviewer. I love both are laughing and poking fun, fun television.

We Dutch love these kinds of conversations and find this humorous. Thanks for the interviewer who understands directness. Most of them are shocked and everything falls silent when a Dutchman talks. But this man gets us great. As a Dutchman, I can really appreciate this from an American. Thank you.

Rico --> Kickboxing Max verstappen --> Racing And many more, just like many country's have great athletes.

@roddo1955

2 ай бұрын

Femke Bol,Lieke Klaver...

@davidderuiter726

2 ай бұрын

Kickboxing is basically a Dutch sport, there are so many types of Kickboxing championships around. But yes we are good at plenty of sports. As what will been shown in Paris.

@Querientje

2 ай бұрын

​​@@davidderuiter726 muay thai

@fredvrijhof3870

Ай бұрын

A few years ago The Netherlands were even WORLD CHAMPION in Baseball!!! Baseball!!! BASEBALL!!!!!! 😁😁😁😁

"Our economy is worth 16 trillion!" Yeah, with 34 trillion debt.

@Aqua8music

2 ай бұрын

Imagine a country 1/3 the size of New York having an economy of 1 trillion. 16 trillion isn’t that impressive anymore 😂

@sie11pervan

2 ай бұрын

@@Aqua8music Yeah especially if you look at it like that... And to think they are "only" $516 million in debt. Only about half of their total GDP, instead of, you know twice their GDP haha.

@classesanytime

10 күн бұрын

16 trillion was 5 years ago and it's closer to 12 trillion now in 2024! Debt of 34 trillion was before the Ukraine war and the US took on another 1.5 trillion from the feds last february + it previewed to take on another 1.5 trillion by the end of the year which will total them at 37 trillion thus 3x their GDP and that is if Putin and Xi not make them burn a few trillion more in Ukraine or South China sea! These two are bleeding the US dry till the bone (EU following the US like a horny bitch faces the same result), but that was the plan all along and Taiwan and Ukraine are merely a smoke screen! What goes around comes around fellas!!

9:10 Charlie..you have been Dutchyfied/Eurofied... you comment the same we we from Netherlands and Europe do in front of our tv's when seeing this... he is the prototype of the average American... You passed your exam, we salute you :D :D :D :D :D hahaha, greetings from the Netherlands Charlie!!

@TheJohnnycab5

2 ай бұрын

I confirm that this statement is true. Greetings from Germany.

How can that American guy compair the US to The Netherlands ,we only have 17.5 miljoen inhabitants and the US over 333,3 milion inhabitants to begin with.I feel he is envious 😂😂😂

@84TerrorWAUS

2 ай бұрын

And still they need Dutch people to help building an bridge and other waterworks stuff.

@annemieverhoeven2566

2 ай бұрын

@@84TerrorWAUS but you have to admit the Dutch are TOP in anything watermanagement etc.. America just often are to stuck up to admit it;))))

i wanna see a irish rugby team plays against a american football team...let's see who wins

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

haha, but play against each other in what sport? Rugby, (American) football, "real" football?...

@cornishmaid9138

2 ай бұрын

@@yaldenskigaming5371- rugby union. And the American team are not allowed to wear their sissy equipment.

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

@@cornishmaid9138 yeah!obviously the Irish rugby team would trounce an American football team if they played a game of rugby, but wouldn't it be the same the other way around? Rugby team would get trounced if they played American football against any NFL team don't you think? Protective gear or not... well, maybe against the Jets... ;) just kidding NY'ers! I'm sure the Jets would also trounce an Irish rugby team if they tried playing American football... All I know about American football is that it's a very entertaining way to fill up space between commercials... It almost seems like it was designed to do just that IMHO...

@davidderuiter726

2 ай бұрын

Propably better to put Gealic Football. But yeah different sports. You have Association Football, American Football, Gealic Football, Australian Football and Rugby basically stemming from the same sport from the early to mid 1800's

@fadipolkahi5544

2 ай бұрын

Soccer😂

The "World Series" got it's name by being sponsored by "The World" newspaper... After that it just suited the American ego to keep calling it that. Lol

@phoebs69

2 ай бұрын

But has the World newspaper really news about the world or only about the US?

I remember watching a speed skating match once with friends, and we were so into it! It was Sven Kramer, and he was doing amazing and then..... he missed the change of lane. That's a faul. We saw it happen, we were screaming at the tv 😂 dutch life, great times

@roddo1955

2 ай бұрын

I didn't notice until i saw a ridiculously fast laptime in the middle of the race

This is just hilarious! Jillert Anema is so right. This is Dutch directness at it’s finest! Don’t mess with me with your bullshit arguments. Can’t stop laughing! I remember him doing another interview like that during the olympics that was even more controversial.

It's typical (American) whataboutery.

The difference between US states and European countries, are the cultures. They might loosely resemble the USA in some geographical terms, but the US has 1 main culture, with a bunch of subcultures within it. Whereas pretty much every European country, has it's own distinctive, unique culture. So it makes sense in a way that the US is more isolated within its own cultural bubble, sports included.

American arrogance i really hate it. The Divided States of America is not the greatest country in the world and i feel sorry for everyone who lives there you all have been sold a lie. Great video btw Charlie keep up the great work👍 And greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, but neither is The Netherlands (the greatest country in the World) and how we the Dutch, (yes me too) love it when people (especially Americans) call us the Greatest country in the World... and don't we also love to ridicule and feel superior over other countries (Belgium, USA...)? Pot, meet kettle!

@DidierWierdsma6335

2 ай бұрын

@@yaldenskigaming5371 I have never ever called Belgium inferior it's not i love Belgium period. Belgium is a far more better country than the Divided States of America.

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

@@DidierWierdsma6335 Hi Didier! I don't know what made you think that I was talking about you personally, but just for the record; I wasn't! I was talking about "the Dutch in general" and of course there are exceptions. Now let me get this straight: What you're saying is that you personally don't feel superior to Belgian people or Belgium as a country, just to Americans as a people and the USA as a country? Oh wait, maybe not so much to the American people, just to the USA as a country? Please clarify, thanks!

@theglanconer6463

3 күн бұрын

Love the Americans and my country. I will never get why people diss the USA. Theirs sons died to save us in two world wars. I always feel ashamed as a Dutchman when my countrymen attack the States.. At times we are so arrogant.

That interviewer is giving a great look into sub-american mentality. If you're so much into competing you'll never enjoy or appreciate the effort, so sad. How about Fierljeppen ehh

Watching the 10 kilometer is great!

Have you ever added up the number of Olympic medals won by the combined EU countries and the US? Or any other country. Do the exercise, just for the fun of it. When you do, you know why it is better not to regard the EU as one country. All times olympics: USA: gold 1175, Silver 951, bronze 833, total 2959. EU: gold 1997, silver 2138, bronze 234, total 4369. And I missed a few EU countries. Your turn, Americans.

This was 2014. Now Amerika has Jordan Stolz. I’ve watch him and he is an ice skater to be proud of! Stolz is a German name and means Proud

7:59 americans being disrespectfull about other cultures and forcing their own narrative, well I would never imagined this stereotype. (Bazinga)

Love it. Great fun. Just some gentle dissing from both sides ! :) America and the Netherlands have been mates for centuries.

30 mph was the speed in the turns. Also, this interviewer met the wrong guest! He loses the argument, and turns to insults.

@MotionPersonified

2 ай бұрын

And the interviewer started projecting.

@user-ec8zd8zp4x

2 ай бұрын

With speed skating, speed in the turns is the highest. That has to do with the way speed skaters propel themselves, their motion. The men clock about 65+ km/h in turns at the 500m/1000m distance. Women hit about the 60+ km/h.

Great reaction👍🏼

Eric Heiden was the best in his days, because he did put in lots more work than the other skaters. The Norwegians and Dutch learned from that and upped their game.

Round and round and round? Just like the Indianapolis 500 for 3 hours?

you are spot on, about that interviewer

Total disrespectful of that interviewer to the coach who won more than 20 medals!!

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

the coach didn't actually win any medals though; the members of his team did! In particular Sven Kramer dominated if I remember correctly. Just to be clear: I completely agree that interviewer was very disrespectful to coach! In my opinion he was set up and triggered on purpose to start a verbal brawl because, it seems obvious: I don't know the interviewer's name, but he seems to have been trying to get his audience to start chanting; Jerry!, Jerry! Because; you know, ratings and we're still talking about it 10 years later...

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

​@@Angelmndy what comment of mine are you arguing with? I never said that mr Anema didn't/doesn't have the right to be proud of his achievement as a coach. If anything I tried to say that it was a team-achievement and the team that won 20+ medals, not just the coach. I never said anything about Anema's right to be proud of his achievement or that of his team.

Our economy is at a trillion gdp annually now, so 1/16th of what USA had then. And we're not even a 50th as big. So we're at least triple of USA's performance.

I mean the man is right, american football is a high intensity sport with almost no breaks, no distractions, all about the sport and the plays...

Coach is awesome😂

Third tank european country the man said 😂😂😂 netherlands is actually part of the group of leading european countries together with Germany, France, Poland, Italy and UK(before they left the EU) one of the founding members of the EU. And the interviewer comment about our wealth compared to the US. I think if we would multiply our land mass to match that of the US and multiple our wealth by that same number,,, it would be pretty close if not better 😂😂

That one dude must have quite the dose of American pride if he can't take a little bit of honesty. I feel like he heard one thing, misunderstood it, took offense, and refused to listen to anything else that was said. I'm not saying American pride's a bad thing, I think we should all take at least some pride in where we come from, as long as we know that our place of origin isn't the be all end all of all that is good in the world. I don't really know what the argument about money has to do with anything in this instance. They were talking about sports, not how much money a country makes. A country can be piss poor and still be amazing at a certain sport, I don't see the logic. Either way, coach held his own. And yeah, even as someone who doesn't really care about speed skating, or ice skating in general, I still feel someone proud whenever I hear that we won a metric fkton of medals again at the olympics.

Unilever also owns a lot of big ice cream brands like Ben & Jerry's, Magnum and Wall's

Always funny to read the reactions of my fellow Dutchies comparing rugby and american football. Those sports have zero simularities. Rugby is a very classic, fluent dynamic sport with muscular athletic guys. American football is a strategy game. Like a sort of brutal chess. It is static, with short explosive plays to gain territory. The players differ in posture depending on their role on the field, what also makes it an injury-prone game. And yes, the ball is also different. As a rugbyball is shorter, rounder and designed to throw backwards. The american football is pointier and designed to throw forward. I like both sports, but prefer american football. It's amusement value is much higher than most of you guys think.

When you win 22 medals on one olympisch it's not skill but talent.

@bert2526

2 ай бұрын

It's both, and being provided the opportunity to train a lot. In winters, we actually ice skate to work and back in the Netherlands. ;-)

The netherlands is like in top 5 best economies of the world. One of the best of europe. This is just funny

Americans are good in linedancing too...

Eric Heiden = originally Dutch and Jorden Stolz = originally German. Hans Brinker is one thing but the Delta Works completed it.

now I understand why americans invented pickleball lately😂

I don't blame the American host for playing (a weak game of) defense. The coach went for the throat right out of the gate. He was caught off guard and came up with some nonsense replies as he was emotionally devastated. A small guy bragging about how big his uncle sam's car is.

If going round and round in circles is boring, why watch nascar? Formula 1 must be much more fun. Guess where the current world champion is from.

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

The current World F1 and kickboxing champions, sure! But when are "we" finally going to win a Football World Cup?

The American is just trolling its normal for an American to see it as a profitable sports while Europa see it really as the best athlete and there for medals keeps poring in instead of American money.

11:48 remeber Shawny Davis was mentioned? Erwin Wennemars a Dutch champoin had his photo on his fridge..so every time he would go grab a snack it was.. I must beat him, no snacks for me. And the coach said.. best speedskater EVER Shawny Davis..

@rakrega

2 ай бұрын

The great Shani Davis 🥇 had a photo of Erben Wennemars on his fridge. Shani was inspired by Erben, so it’s the other way around. But yes… what an interesting interview was that ❤ I’ve heard Shani is still regularly visiting his Dutch friends regularly (yearly?). Probably Shani know Europapa as well by now 🇪🇺🎶

And regarding paint drying... a game of American football takes an entire night of a bunch of men running 6 ft, then we go to commercials, then they run 6 ft... I want my night back.

@_Dutchman24_

2 ай бұрын

Yeah and once they finally have the ball they throw it away 🤷‍♂

10k speedskating, fighting over .001 of seconds, american football: three hours games with not more than 19 minutes action the rest is talking, waiting and changing players

He's from Friesland in Holland we don't count them as Dutch😂

Naah ... this is some good-natured ribbing.... they both had a whale of a time going after one-and-another.

6:23 That's what you do (try to change the subject) when you have no arguments left.

got 4 letters for that ignorant interviewer: ASML

we play rugby

I repeat: A few years ago The Netherlands were even WORLD CHAMPION in Baseball!!! Baseball!!! BASEBALL!!!!!!

Se puede ver como son de prepotentes el entrevistador que habla con el entrenador holandes es molesto...

All respect for Americans after WW2. We as Dutch can never forget that. That being said, I think the US is far away from how everything is organized in The Netherlands. We ain't that great at the moment but still way better as a country than the US.

hilarious.

They call it the world series but only playing in the usa😂😂😂 #epicfail🚮

Interesting how quickly some very obviously very typical Dutch comments about how great and superior the Dutch and Dutch athletes are seem to have gotten deleted when I asked when "superior us/NL" would finally win a Football World Cup final! Ouch, too "close to home"?!?

@yaldenskigaming5371

2 ай бұрын

I'm sure this is now my third time replying to "where u from" but my replies keep disappearing, (at least on my PC, I don't know why) Anyway; I'm from The Hague/Duh Haag, Holland (of course) en Yaldenski zwaait naar Fryslân!

I like American Football. Jillert is very honest, even for a Dutchy.

Exactly the thing, there's sports that are more challenging to do so, need more talent, training to compete on a high level. Yes, American Football or Soccer/Football are more popular amongst viewers although I don't rate these athletes as better sportspeople. They make more money, and in that perspective skating doesn't earn these athletes a fat paycheck but these people do it for the love of the sport and try to be the best in their discipline. Some sports are underrated and sometimes I find it very unfair in terms of salary.

Even if he would have a point, which I don't think he does, he was still behaving like an utter twat and a-hole here. Loved the cheeky come-back of the host in the studio.

@roddo1955

2 ай бұрын

I think that journalist and the coach would actually get along great. A couple of beers and a lot of ribbing and joking. They both know how to wind eachother up.😂

@laziojohnny79

2 ай бұрын

@@roddo1955 Seen the man in several talkshows and my suspension was confirmed every single time, he's an obnoxious twat. But opinions vary of course.

Miss Universe always comes from earth

How did america do in the World Cup football (soccer)? 😂 we have teach you guys a lesson. And it was easy also.

ASML, world's most important company. But this is an old interview.

The problem is that handegg isn't that exciting to watch to Europeans. I tried to watch the Superbowl once (the NFL used to pay loads to promote it in the UK) and fell asleep. I went downstairs and my brother was struggling to stay awake as well. Neither of us have tried to watch the sport again. The problem is that one move is made and then the game stops for longer than the previous move. Rinse and repeat. This isn't appealing to us when we have such fast moving, big impact sports. I've had a similar discussion in the past few days with a yank who didn't understand that just because something is big or popular in murica that that isn't the same around the world. He tried to claim that baseball was a worldwide sport but cricket wasn't. That handegg was but rugby wasn't. To prove this he pointed out that baseball was the national sport of Cuba. That murican leagues were the best in the world and nothing else came close from elsewhere. Not understanding that murican leagues just aren't watched elsewhere.

If I am correct it is called world's .... because of the company that supports them. They are called Worlds or something like that. That is what I've heard so don't know for sure Ps. I aint american but dutch

Lol he forgot the most important Dutch company of the world ASML! if they stop we are fucked in the world!

oooh I remember this one. Ooof. I was a student back then. I thought he really went to far

@ItsCharlieVest

2 ай бұрын

who went to far, the Dutch or American? I assume the American, that's how it seemed to me.

@SOFTCOCOGIRL

2 ай бұрын

@@ItsCharlieVest I don't remember much tbh, but they let it look like the Dutch coach was one going to far on tv.

@user-eu1rh2nm8j

2 ай бұрын

​@@SOFTCOCOGIRLSeriously? A butthurt interviewer talking complete nonsense about a whole nation because US sucked at almost every olympic sport back then? 😂😂😂😂

@kellyvandijk3269

2 ай бұрын

@@SOFTCOCOGIRLin America so much things are going ,to far, on tv but having guns and killing children is normal???✌️🇳🇱

@SOFTCOCOGIRL

2 ай бұрын

@@user-eu1rh2nm8j Read back before you are saying something mean. I meant what they said over on the television about the coach.

The actual playtime for a 3 hour American Football match is like 12 minutes. Well, that's boring.

So let we start talking about NASCAR... this interviewer ...........

16th economy of the world in GDP.

The suit was bad. Nike designed some fashionable diagonal zipper and air would flow into the suit making it balloon a bit. and eventhough the skaters didnt want to wear it, the US skating union was contractually obliged to make them wear it

Offtopic, but the Dutch were one of the biggest financial backers of the American Revolution.

America is the best in a lot of things, but they are world champion in trash talk till they met our speedskating coach xD American football is basicly rugby, only we play it like real men and dont steel the name of the no1 sport in the world.. Hey Coach, type in biggest company ever.. Its dutch, this small country with only 18 miljoen people,.,.if we had the same ammount of people or lets say, if we called America, "holland" then we for sure are the biggest.. Our country has a lot of history in America, city's are named after ours or renamed.. love it. (and love you guys:) haha, all you do is speedskating, that's it.. never seen this, but its awsome, it looks like a boxing match xD (And basicly we are all the same, the american showboating needs to grow on you.. You either love it or hate it)

I will give you one thing the inteviewer is not good at, taking a loss. Damn he is hurt about it, haha.

The irony is that classical speed skating (ie including long distances) suffers from the same problem as American football: Dutch dominance hence lack of international competition. Neither is a global sport. Just compare how many non-American basketball players compete in the NBA. Adema just likes to provoke.

Whahahahaa what is the first guys problem😂.

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t about the "world series"fierljeppen. or the world series korfbal. oooo wait, those are local sports like indicar, wrestling, etc. that is why they don't caal it the world series

"go round and round and round" you mean like Nascar? The race sport many race fans find boring too? At least outside of the States as it's simply not a sport here.

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He wanted his 13 minutes back for watching a 10km speedskating heat of people just going around and around the track. What would he think NASCAR is like? I like NASCAR, but his arguments about speedskating, comparing it to watching paint dry, doesn't make any sense at all.

lol the my number is bigger reaction if i got that I would be like yeah you are right and just leave, that argument is like telling already. He believes he's right cause he has a "better place"in life then you so your inferior argument can never change my mind. like a *bad* management and office folks feel like they better than the production workers I would just leave give you your "win" and walk off like what and idiot that guy is we have more gdp so we better...

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funny thing, I'm a huge fan of the NFL, but it doesn't nescesarily make me a fan of the USA. And there are 2 things about the superbowl that i just don't understand. When a team wins the superbowl, they are called 'world champions' ...How can you be a world champion, if all the teams are American? and what's with the half time show? With all that testosterone going on, why is the performer during the half time show always some pussy pop group or pop artist? Get Metallica in there or something..

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American Football is boring as fuck. 10 seconds action 10 minutes of stops and commercial.

Very entertaining! I don't think I've ever seen an interviewer get so triggered roflmao! I wonder if he really wanted an answer to the question why USA won zero medals for speed skating in that Winter (not summer!) Olympics or if he was just out for "entertainment" calling The Netherlands a 3rd tier Euro country and tulip bulbs!?!?! WTF!?!?! also; doesn't Canada have a MLB team (or two?) Still doesn't really make it a "World" Series of course... but how did we get from Speed Skating to tulip bulbs and baseball? and then some people wonder why many Europeans don't love Americans/USA USA... Unilever is not exactly a Dutch company but it does have an interesting (Dutch) history and impressive brand/product list/portfolio: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unilever Anyway: of course coach got triggered too, but who wouldn't be when being interviewed by someone who's clearly more interested in his own opinion than in yours and right off the bat starts insulting/ridiculing you, your record breaking team, your sport and your entire country...?

@user-eu1rh2nm8j

2 ай бұрын

He didn't. He saw someone doing something better than the US and did what most americans do; make a complete fool out of himself because he was jealous.

@yaldenskigaming5371

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@@user-eu1rh2nm8j You may be right! But I imagine it's difficult being confronted with evidence that what you've always believed (USA #1 in everything) just isn't always true, no matter how hard you scream USA! USA! USA! or Eric Heiden! and tulip bulbs...