The US tipping culture is disgusting

@vomm

Ай бұрын

Every tipping culture is. But the US one is really wild, yes

@Laralelu

Ай бұрын

Can you explain?

@losarpettystrakos7687

Ай бұрын

It should be like in Japan. Pay the restaurant staff decent salary, no tips.

@wisi2266

Ай бұрын

Its bcuz in the US waiters get a big part of their salary per tipping

@gilde915

Ай бұрын

In the past it was even seen as an insult if you tip.

An old rule that gets passed down through generations: If it's supposed to move, but it doesn't: WD-40 If it's not supposed to move, but does: tape

@splowski

Ай бұрын

If neither applies: Spanngummi

@benjaminloehner257

Ай бұрын

But it's PANZERBAND, not packing tape. Oh Liam...

8:55 wdym "this is it?" bill was 49.95, i gave you 50. you owe me 0.05

@frankj10000

Ай бұрын

Yeah, right. Where's my change?

@ryanwass

Ай бұрын

hahahah

@CakePrincessCelestia

Ай бұрын

Gottem! XD

@mke7

Ай бұрын

@@ryanwass its just dont true, that germans dont tip in restaurants. 10-15% is normal.

That shopping thing. "Hacken Porsche" (Heel Porsche) but in todays times not exclusive used by grandmas anymore. Got mine one year ago and it is the best thing I ever bought. No breathles dragging anymore just easy rollin' rollin' rollin'. ;)

Uyen (the girl with the shopping cart) is a legend. She's Vietnamese, she moved in with her German boyfriend a few years ago and is probably the most famous "foreigner in germany", similarly to Liamcarps. You should check her out, she's hilarious!

Packet tape isn't the real thing! Use Panzertape ( Gaffa Tape)

@irenefrank2734

Ай бұрын

Wrong Gaffa Tape also ist not Panzertape. You can tear Gaffa Tape with your Hands. With Panzertape aka Ducktape you can't.

@OleMWerner

Ай бұрын

@@irenefrank2734 as if the americans know panzertape... also there´s schweinegaffa, that you can´t tear apart easily

@vomm

Ай бұрын

But packet tape is much cheaper

@andreadee1567

Ай бұрын

@@irenefrank2734 and @OleMWerner I thought, the TikTok snippet wasn’t the real German way, I found the use of Paketklebeband really disturbing. But your comments restored my faith. 😅

@matthiast9794

Ай бұрын

@@vomm but it is much worse

7:30 Only in Germany would a police vehicle on duty slow down other drivers because it is driving so slowly.

@aczero1989

Ай бұрын

It's much more dangerous if people are driving slow, than fast.

@alexandergutfeldt1144

Ай бұрын

@@aczero1989The danger lies in the difference of speed... when everyone does 80 and one person ( e.g. a police car) decides to drive along at 55, then driving gets dangerous and an accident is much more likely to happen.

@aczero1989

Ай бұрын

@@alexandergutfeldt1144 yes but driving slow somewhere where you're not allowed to, like the autobahn, is much more dangerous than going 300. Natürlich ist die Differenz wichtig, aber die Oma hat auf der linken Seite nichts verloren.

@alexandergutfeldt1144

Ай бұрын

@@aczero1989 Oma auf der Autobahn: fast immer heikel ... Unfälle auf der Autobahn passieren leider viel zu oft wegen 'unangepasster Geschwindigkeit'. Ob zu schnell oder zu langsam ist da egal. Ich spreche ausdrücklich nicht davon wer recht hatte, weder juristisch oder ethisch.

@wolf310ii

Ай бұрын

@@alexandergutfeldt1144 Wenn bei einem Unfall keine offensichtliche Ursache bekannt ist wenn die Polizei den Unfall aufnimmt, schreiben die Standardmäßig "unangepasste Geschwindigkeit" in den Bericht.

Not leaving a tip because someone tried to pressure you into, is a very german thing, I'd say...

Simple German Workflows to fix EVERYTHING: - Should it move and isn't moving? => WD 40! - Is it moving and and shouldn't move? => Duct tape!

Hmmm. Some of the High-Speed-Autobahn Videos are Fake. The Speed of the Lines on the street that are passing by are much to slow for more than 200 km/h😂

Among us Museum is fake. My grandparents live in Solingen and I've just checked, there's just a gas station, which I've actually been to.

Y'all bring your own carts - just that those have gasoline engines! :P

The little shopping cart is called a "Hackenporsche" = heel porsche and usually is only used by grandmas 😉

@zaxuoz

Ай бұрын

Nie gehört. Beweise?

@miztazed

Ай бұрын

Yes. "Hacken Porsche" (Heel Porsche) but in todays times not exclusive used by grandmas anymore. Got mine one year ago and it is the best thing I ever bought. No breathles dragging anymore just easy rollin' rollin' rollin'. ;)

@petebeatminister

Ай бұрын

Its used by intelligent people.

@mickypescatore9656

Ай бұрын

Actually it`s a "trolley". In former days it was referred to as "Einkaufswagen" or "Einkaufsroller" (engl.: shopping trolley or shopping scooter. Something like that).

@powerviolentnightmare5026

Ай бұрын

Isn Hackenporsche nichn Rollator?

Yeah use the blinker, people gonna love it 💕

Congrants to 100k 🎉

1:03 the blinker is another signal the the driver ahead that you'll stay on the left lane. together with the flashing lights it's just indicating that you should make space.

The blinker move is a thing in Germany, we call it "Nötigung" :D

@CakePrincessCelestia

Ай бұрын

It's basically "Ey Alta, willste hier parken oder was? Alta! Lass mich Arzt, ich bin durch... Alta!"

@addydodd1414

Ай бұрын

Actually the blinker thing is allowed. Flashing your lights is "Nötigung" (coercion). That's why people came up with this alternative.

@jensrauch7166

23 күн бұрын

The blinker says, i like to pass on the left side, so please change to right lane. The flash light is nessecary because with 300km/h or more you reach the front car to fast, so if you dont want to slow down you have to get the attention of the slower car so he can get off your way ;)

We have our own shopping carts (we call them trolleys) in Australia too..not just for grannies! 😊

The police car is probably driving at max speed. Most "normal" cars in Germany are maxed out around 210-220 km/h. Autobahn police have cars, which can go up to 250 km/h (BMW 530 or similar), but standard police cars have small engines.

6:22 tried to look up the museum on google maps and the building is a car wash lmao

@asra8333

Ай бұрын

Quite sus

@Nobli_Norbet

Ай бұрын

and a Vehicle cosmetic shop (Fahrzeug Kosmetig)

@CakePrincessCelestia

Ай бұрын

Exactly, Car Wash and a gas station. And it's been there fiveever and still is.

„herzlichen Glückwunsch für die 100.000 Abonnenten und alles gute für die Zukunft“ Well done you have reached the 100.000 Abos on you’re channel (sorry for the bad englisch i am german)

3:15 : A shopping trolley, also known as a shopping scooter, shopping shopper, carry cruiser or jokingly “Hackenporsche” (Heel Porsche), is basically a large shopping bag on two wheels with a sturdy handle for pulling. Makes Sense, when you go to your Supermarket only 1/2 mile away from your home. Or you take with you on sundays fleemarket. Normally they used by elder people. Greetings from northern Germany ❤

@andreadee1567

Ай бұрын

Yes. I use one. And I’m old. 👌👍

@Elkarlo77

Ай бұрын

@@andreadee1567 Friend of mine uses a modern Version of it. Klappbox Trolley. It's a folding Box he carries to the supermarket putt it into the Shopping card and then unfolds it to a fullsize Trolley on his way home for up to 35kg. He is below 40 and only rents cars when he needs to transport something large.

@lenaweller647

Ай бұрын

Should've known someone had already posted the name 😂

Colloquially, these shopping trolleys are called "Hackenporsche" (heel-Porsche)

Do not use warter desolvant 40 as lubrication. Its not for lubrication and actually destroys lubrication. Its for desolving and repelling water from surfaces.

@Roberternst72

Ай бұрын

Depends on the particular formula, because WD40 is more like a brand name than a single product.

@CJO-lq8bp

Ай бұрын

@@Roberternst72 WD40 is nowadays a brand name, but it is the formula as well. Even if advertised differently.

@Finsternis..

Ай бұрын

So you are saying the WD40 company is doing unfair competition by claiming features the product does not provide?

@CJO-lq8bp

Ай бұрын

@@Finsternis.. Yes. When they advertise the WD40 as lubrication, that's true.

In the Netherlands this shopping cart is used by almost every senior. One never sees a young woman or a man with this shopping cart. Why is it handy? Because one walks to the supermarket. Some people put everything on their bike. And there are also people with a car. This is funny because she is young. Normally a young woman would feel ashamed to walk with a senior cart, but she just goes for comfortable shopping!

@wolf310ii

Ай бұрын

Befor my mother had a car, we had also such a trolley, and befor my father made his driver lincense (he made it pretty late, after his 12 year military service) we even used a "Bollerwagen" for shopping. So in times befor every household had 1 to 3 cars, it was pretty commone even for younger people to use these trolleys

Uyen is awesome!if you belittle her,germans will go crazy mad at you in the comments!stay safe!😅

That cart is famously is called Hackenporsche ( heel Porsche)

3:45 in cities supermarkets are often located centrally so that people go there without a car (especially as less people even own a car in Germany) - so as carrying your groceries around is exhausting … one has to get granny’s good old shopping cart

7:16 I think he is following the cop because he wants to drive at the same or even higher speed. Only in Germany people follow a cop at 135 mph.

@reinhard8053

Ай бұрын

And he could even overtake the cop legally.

@felixklusener5530

Ай бұрын

@@reinhard8053 Yes, he could. I did that once on A40 close to the Dutch border. The cops were driving at about 190 km/h in their Passat and switched to the right lane after passing some trucks. So I took the chance and passed them with about 220 km/h. But I had to slow down for the border just 5 km further west anyway. Dutch police doesn't like people driving 220 km/h on their roads.

Blinker is same as flashing lights, get out of way sign if used on highway in such situation.

@S1lentSt0rm

Ай бұрын

The turn indicator is just the legal version of the flashing your high beams. Flashing to indicate intention to overtake is not legal, the turn indicator is

@dirkvornholt2507

Ай бұрын

@@S1lentSt0rm It's just the other way around. Short flashing high beam outside of city limits is perfectly legal unless you're tailgating. In combination with tailgating you might even risk your license.

@S1lentSt0rm

Ай бұрын

@@dirkvornholt2507 seems like you're right and it's allowed outside city limits and even on the highway as an additional means of grabbing attention if the turn signal isn't acknowledged. But not consistently or for more than a few seconds.

@dirkvornholt2507

Ай бұрын

@@S1lentSt0rm That's what "short flashing" implies.

First isn't real. With 300 km/h the other cars would at least drive all 200. They don't.

@fabianweber6937

Ай бұрын

Yeah but it was funny

@alexanderkupke920

Ай бұрын

And about the blinker, that is actually officially allowed to indicate that you are intending to overtake, even in the left most lane. The high beams on the other hand are allowed only like this once shortly to indicate a slower driver that you are approaching fast to kind of "wake them up". Anything beyond that, keeping flashing the high beams etc is considered "drängeln" (jostling) or even "Nötigung" (coercion) and can result in heavy fines.

@sorenwitte7637

Ай бұрын

One Autobahn rule no matter how fast you are there is always someone faster

@Elkarlo77

Ай бұрын

@@sorenwitte7637 Yes, when you maxed out your Heizölferrari at 200kph+. ( German Slang for Diesel Cars, which are the most common cars between 160 and 200kph+ on the Autobahn, thanks to their better fuel economy at higher speeds) Watch your rear mirror and prepare to leave the fast lane.

@alexanderkupke920

Ай бұрын

@@Elkarlo77 depends on the car, you easily get BMW with diesel engines that could reach 280 or even 300, if they were not limited at 250. But the area around 200 and maybe a few more is what the most common cars with the most common engine options reach. E.g. VW Tiguan or Golf with the same 110 kW engine. And same with comparable vehicles and engines from other brands.

We shopping carts like that in Australia since the 1960's at least

@05:00 that was probably russian, at least it sounded lke russian (shame, I started to learn russian > 2 years ago and didn't understand a word)

7:30 i assume police is slowing down traffic 😂

Funny collection, Ryan! Especially the "German" Liam in his balloon silk tracksuit with white tennis socks in the sandals... that's so on the spot and the archetype of at least a German from baby boomer generation (Generation Jones) like me😂😂😂.

4:00 the cart is sometimes called "Hackenporsche" literally "heel porsche" =)

100k 🎉🎉🎉

3:51 this thing is called "hackenporsche" in Germany, which means "heels-porsche". It is often used by elderly people. A more modern version is a box with wheels and a handle.

Tiktok should be banned. Everywhere.

@christianremboldt1557

Ай бұрын

Why?

@CJO-lq8bp

Ай бұрын

@@christianremboldt1557 cause its China.

@semiramisubw4864

Ай бұрын

@@christianremboldt1557 bcs the US cant control and censore people there. Only reason why the US wants to get rid of it tho.

@bricknplay

Ай бұрын

Facts.

Your "Hallo" is getting better every video.

3:53 I and my family have also this small trolley when we go to supermarkets. We drive with a car to the supermarket but we cant park near our home so we take this trolley to bring our groceries from the car parking spot to our home :) Its also useful for people who walk to supermarkets because they dont have a car or what ever.

yeh couse in germany if its 49,99 and give 50 thats the tip u usualy pay in paper money and tell the waiter to keep the change so thats how we tip basicly the next persom might has a bill of 44.67 and only big bills (so no 5vers) so id they then give 50 ans day keep the change thats a little more than 1/8 of the price in addition so slightly more than 12,5% tip so what u tip largely depends on if u pay with larger or smaler notes and how much is let to the next full bank note some smaler caffees wont even exept a tip i once wantet to tipp somewhere in upper frankonia in a snall town and she jsut ignored it and gave me the change lmao also keep in mind at least in germany not even water is free so u kind of already tip or pay "service tax" when u order a drink

@Napfkuchen

Ай бұрын

Thats not normal in germany. At least everyone I know would at least pay 55€ in your example, so ~10% more or less rounded up from the actual bill.

Sadly one lil cart is not enough in my case as I live with 6 people currently, but it sure would be if I was alone. So lemme add two more bags and a backpack to that, can't remember a day of shopping where my arms weren't worn out and my hands trembling.

There are 150 million TikTok users in the US. Only two European countries rank among the 20 biggest TikTok users, with France having the most at 25 million. It's just 20m in Germany and 15m in UK.

Best thing about those small shopping trolleys: They can be put up on a hook that's on the front of the store's shopping cart. So you can use the metal cart for shopping ans storing after checkout and then load the hand trolley (and the freezer compartment it has in the bottom) in the bagging area.

The left-blinker is permanently on. It's the dick sign of 'I will overtake everyone get out of my way or die'. Although one time my blinker handle at the steering wheel broke while I was driving a 500 km journey and I had the blinker on for 3 hours XD straight. I kept driving 200 in the left lane just to not confuse anyone - but I did keep my distance in a respectful non threatening way. Ahh, good old days.

The second dude was passed by a family car.

@melchiorvonsternberg844

Ай бұрын

It was a fake, of course. You can see it, if you watch the marking on the road. I once myself drove a BMW up to 240 Km/h and the markings flew by...

Glückwunsch zu 100K Abos!

in older times it was more common to set the left blinker AND strobe with the main beam to signalize the other one want pass. looks always cool. not allowed is to drive to close 'onto' the other car and create such kind of pressure (was also sometimes more of a thing in the past) ...

0:53min Constant left blinking while being on the left lane is a French thing. I don't know if they are required by law or if it's just a habit. In Germany, by non French people, it's mostly used in a passive aggressive way.

"Be good to your mother" - that's my tip.

If you insist on a tip I'd probably demand my 5 cents change. After all I alreadt had my meal so it's too late to spit on it and besides I'll never come back to the place.

3:22 if u wanna brag, bring your "GHT3000 Action Trolley" :D autobahn sidestory: some billionaire went 417km/h on the autobahn, posted a video, got sued and acquit, because the autobahn was completly empty at that time. however, someone who has an accident at speeds exceeding 130 km/h may potentially be assigned partial fault in court later

@CakePrincessCelestia

Ай бұрын

"DeR gE hA tE dReItAuSeNd!"

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu den ersten 100tsd!!

The reason, it has only six fews,germans don't get what's interesting about 220.

@EyMannMachHin

Ай бұрын

☝This.

3:28 This is a trolley that senior citizens normally use for shopping on foot. 😀

The 260+ guy has a broken display. He is not going that fast. 200 at best.

@FelixFuchsHase1105

Ай бұрын

Seh ich auch so. Was hältst Du von den 220 hinter dem Polizeifahrzeug? Mir kommt es auch ein bisschen komisch vor, oder täusche ich mich? Wenn man die LKW und den Golf betrachtet...

@HittesMittes

Ай бұрын

@@FelixFuchsHase1105 Schwer zu sagen. 220 ist nicht wenig aber die Strasse ist auch schön breit. Stimmt vermutlich so. Aber bei den 260 keine Chance. Da würden die Markierungen richtig an einem vorbei scheppern und so eine Karre wie auf dem linken Streifen schafft auch mit Sicherheit nicht nahe 300.

Shopping cart: We call them (coll.) Hacken-Porsche (heel-Porsche) 🤪 You can get them in a range from Grandma to modern. Its somehow an old peoples thing, but rrrrreally convenient if you walk/drive by bus.

Flashing your headlights at the car in front of you can be a warning. But it may also be seen as coercion (if Google translated correctly)! Blinking in a direction you can't actually go (because there's no lane left) means "move over, I want to squeeze through!"

no not using excecif flashing and blinking - together with 50m distance (which should be more like 250m) will get you in deep trouble... At least losing the licence for month's to the guy driving behind police - i think police is busy with sirens and lights so everybody need to give way. But even Cops are driving a reasonable speed like maybe 220 was ok for them (i don't know if police has rules not to drive faster due to heavy load in the vehicles)... But he just want to drive faster - police wont give way to him to avoid distubance.

@wolf310ii

Ай бұрын

Yes, they have rules on how much they can ignore the speed limits, Police going 180 in the emergency lane during stop and go traffic, would be in deep trouble

tiktok is offical sponsor for soccer leagues in germany fastest i heard was one with over 400km/h in germany

WD-40 is the definition of german engineering

Hackenporsche😂

The "blinker move" means that he wants to overtake

Ryan, that second line on the bottom of shorts is a link to another short. So the text about 550km something is another video. You could click it

5:15 it reads: 550 km .... NOT km/h So I guess it means they did a 550 km long top speed run, on which the following happened. You need to FOCUS, Ryan ;-)

@Bleed1987

Ай бұрын

not possible. you cant drive 550km with top speed without getting fuel

@reinhard8053

Ай бұрын

@@Bleed1987It didn't say it was without tank stop. And it was an add for another video.

@LoneStarr1979

Ай бұрын

@@Bleed1987Maybe this might be a *rare* case where the title does not tell the truth 🤔 Or it just was a 550 km long trip on which they tried to max out... ... or they just wet to a gas station during the run. "non-stop" is not mentioned anwhere...

@wolf310ii

Ай бұрын

@@Bleed1987 Uhm, yes you can, for todays cars it isnt uncommon to have ranges of 1000-1500km at "normal" Autobahngeschwindigkeit (130+) Even my motorbike wich has a range of 130km on short routes city traffic, can go 240+km at the Autobahn and it doesnt even matters much if i go 160km/h or 220km/h

@Bleed1987

Ай бұрын

@@wolf310ii you can when you drive 130 km/h but the video said with maxed out speed. at 260km/h it is not possible

In Germany, when you say you want to pay, you are usually ready for the bill and almost ready to go (maybe you'll still finish the rest of your drink within a few minutes after paying and are getting ready to leave immediately after that). You'll pay to the waiter directly there and then (sometimes you can also go to the bar and pay there). In Spain they left a plate with the bill on the table, said goodbye and left. We left the money on the plate when we were ready. When tipping, I think it's not uncommon to just 'round up', but I'd say only when the bill isn't really more than 5-10 Euros. What the woman did in the video seemed quite rude to me. I would have felt the 'need' to add a few Euros (though you're not 'obligated' to tip and from my experience, staff will thank you for a tip, but will never put any pressure on you to tip, as this would be really rude and would make them seem like they are desperate for your money).

@BlueFlash215

Ай бұрын

Depends on the restaurant. If you go to more pricey ones, they will just put down that thing from the video. I don't know if we even have a name for it. At least it's been for the past 30 years like that.

@petebeatminister

Ай бұрын

Yes, a 5 Cent tip is somehow ridiculous. However, if a waiter would bully me for a tip like that, I would tell him to give me my 5 Cent change and then leave.

@stef987

Ай бұрын

@@BlueFlash215 you're right, sometimes they just put that folder(?) thing down and let you put the money in there. If the bill is relatively high, they will also do that in 'regular' restaurants. But I think I never saw them leave the table. Not sure, though.

@stef987

Ай бұрын

@@petebeatminister I misread/misheard and somehow thought the tip would have been about 50 cents, but yes, it's actually 5 cents, which I find ridiculous to give as a tip, no matter how high or low the bill. Maybe if you ordered something for 50 cents, a 5 cents tip would be understandable.🙃

@petebeatminister

Ай бұрын

@@stef987 All, true... still, I have never in my life met a waiter that said "What about a Tip?" Nor do any other service people, like the guys who deliver my groceries. A total nono in Germany.

If u pay in germany u add the tip to the bill... or u pay more and say give me ...... back or ...stimmt so...

Blinker move, in germany you should always drive on the right-most lane (at least middle lane on 3-lane roads) as you are only allowed to pass someone driving on the left lane. He is signaling he wants to be let through by pretty much saying that if he could he would pass him on the left lane, except there is no more left lane to pass onto.

It says 550km not 550 km/h. He might refer to a trip of 550km distance on the Autobahn. 260+ is the number the speedometer shows. The car might have an electronic limit of 250km/h, which most of the cars have. The producers have an gareement on this. If you want more. you must pay extra and they remove the limiter. Even when you by a BMW M4 Coupe it will be limited at 250 km/h. Foir getting the 290 km/h you need to buy the M Driver package.

Well Ryan - the best place to cruise is behind a fast police car on duty! Nobody would ever change lane and block it, everybody gives way to it and you just need to hold the gap tight enough that nobody from the right can enter it. Maximum relaxed driving there....

The little shopping cart is called "Hackenporsche". Which means "heel Porsche" 😂

7:35 to answer your question correctly the Cop is clearing the path and he not has to slow down behind that car with special rights according to traffic

The cop car in front was blinking left, trying to get a car in front of them to let them overtake. While you're overtaking yourself you don't have to let people behind you pass, that's different when blue lights are involved, though.

but 49.95 only 5 cents tip is also extremely small for germany. normally you add 10-12% tip.

@itachiuchiha8278

Ай бұрын

Also ich kenne keinen der so viel Trinkgeld gibt.

@Phelie315

Ай бұрын

@@itachiuchiha8278 also ich rechne meistens im Kopf 10% und runde das dann nach oben oder unten auf irgendeinen glatten Betrag auf oder ab. Bei höheren Beträgen eher ab, bei kleineren eher auf. Bei 49,94 würde ich wahrscheinlich so 53-54 geben je nach Tageslaune und Servicequalität.

It’s not a cart, it’s a personal shopping trolley, it folds up to fit in your car. We’ve had them in Australia for decades!

Remember when you are on the Autobahn: There is ALWAYS someone faster than you - always. So don't be that person, don't hog the left lane. You'll often be surprised, especially by sleepers. Even my Golf GTI TCR (entirely stock) does about 270km/h (roughly 170mp/h). That bike clip was any German's worst nightmare... "fixing" stuff with scotch tape and WD40. ZIS IS NOT ZE RIGHT WAY!! HAVE YOU NOT LEARNED ANYZING?? 👀😁🤣🙃 Why would you carry bags when you have a cart which you can roll around. It just makes perfect sense. It didn't say 550km/h, it just said 550km. Speed vs. distance. The cop shouldn't be in the fast lane. He's entitled to because he's got his warning lights on, but he still *should* pull over to let faster cars pass. Tipping culture in the US is a total disgrace, it really is THE WORST. Making customers pay not only for the service but also for the salary of the underpaid employee. Literally every European hates the US tip "culture". We do quite often give tips, but they are never EXPECTED. At least not to the amount they are expected in the USA... 10%, 20%, 50% even.

The "own shopping cart" is fine if you're over 80. It's almost exclusiveley used by eldery people. .... and yes, sometimes the speed limit is not a road sign but your wife.

@karl-heinzbrohme5890

Ай бұрын

Not nowadays anymore. Here in the city every age group use them.

@steffi8762

Ай бұрын

No it isn't

Let's face it: At 300 kph a passing lane turns into a 300 kph lane

Herzlichen ❤Glückwunsch 100.000. 🎉🎉🎉 Well Done

7:20 There doesn't seem to be a speed limit on this stretch. If he follows the police, he will move forward much faster. The vehicles in front of the police have to make way and cannot drive directly behind the police in the left lane because they have to let the following vehicle pass. Otherwise, driving behind is allowed, but overtaking the police vehicle is not allowed, even if there is no speed limit.

As I mentioned in another video. Was in NC fir a long time, went to the museum at the ocean. I talked German to my wife. Some American dude walked past me and said to me: "f*cking terrorist." I would have handled the situation differently back home and would have talked to him. I just didn't want to bring attention to it and ruin the day.

@nolajoy7759

Ай бұрын

That's messed up. 😢

@Blubbii

Ай бұрын

Leider mögen nicht viele Länder uns deutsche. Habe ich schon öfter gehört. Leider.

Blinker *left* behind you means: "Let me pass!" Blinker *right* in front of you means: "Come on... pass me... I've seen you and you are good to go."

To the Scene with the Police on the left lane. To the scene with the police on the left lane... I experienced a very similar situation in real life, but with a different ending. I overtook and saw the police car coming towards me with flashing lights behind me. The police overtook me quite quickly, I was driving around 180-190km/h, an Audi S8 flew past me with the police. The right lane became clear, but the police continued driving to the left. The car signaled left and drove a little closer. the police were very slow with lane changing. Then they got a high beam flash from the Audi and quickly pulled over with the right turn signal and blue lights on. The Audi roared loudly and flew past the police. The cops slowly moved over back to left lane and continued cruising (maybe at 230-240km/h) The S8 was hardly visible anymore.. xD Blue lights and sirens don't mean I can do everything now =D Special rights, e.g. Running a red light, high speed, having the right of way, may only be used if there is no danger to others. If an emergency vehicle drives through a red light, even with a siren and blue lights, it must be braked to ensure that it is safe to drive over a red light. When a high-speed chase occurs in Germany, it is often stopped in heavy traffic or in urban areas because it is too dangerous to chase at high speed. Instead, a few police officers will be waiting at your home. But they don't chase you through the cities or through heavy traffic because it's too dangerous for civilians.

@petebeatminister

Ай бұрын

Actually, blue lights and siren does mean they can do anything they want. Without endangering other people of course. Interfering in the speed rush of a S8 driver is not endangering anybody. A S8 has really good brakes.

@GolfColorConcept

Ай бұрын

@@petebeatminister No, they are not allowed. §35 StVO The StVO will only be repealed if this is urgently necessary to fulfill sovereign tasks. The special rights may only be exercised with due consideration of public safety and order. §38 StVO Driving with blue lights without a siren or siren calls on other road users to be more careful, but in practice does not lead to an automatic right of way for the emergency vehicle. Sovereign tasks and due consideration of public safety and order are the key words. A blue light alone means nothing more than caution, be careful when it is on. nothing more please be careful drivers

First time I went to my nearest Autobahn with no speedlimit to test my new 240 HP Audi I felt like a brick on the left lane going 250 km/h.... 3 cars hugged my bumper until I was able to move over... 😆 You gotta love the Autobahn, you are never the fastest 🤣

The foldable shopping card is a grandmas thing.

6:15 keulen? haha

0:15 It acutally _is_ an infection. I'm glad it hasn't gotten me yet and I'll stay resistant! 0:38 Coly Hrap! They're doing 302. No speed limit on about 69% of the Autobahn is nice, but that's stupidly mental. And: Objects In The Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are. They're even closing in! Looks like some sort of BMW BTW. 2:09 Birkenstock Arizonas And White Socks. Absolute Classic! 2:38 Good old "Packband" that's used for sealing cardboard boxes usually. 3:24 Good Old Hackenporsche entered the chat. (Heel Porsche) - BTW one of my English teachers had one as well and the students often made fun of it XD 4:44 C'mon, my Volvo and Scania trucks in ETS2 speed up faster than that even at those speeds! 4:52 Definitely not talking German... 5:13 Travelling 550km at that speed will probably include a lot of pit stops and literally hundreds of €uro$ spent on gas... 6:08 That video's obviously been made by someone from the Netherlands. 6:13 There's no fricken way... 6:19 Gettin' darn close XD 6:22 LOL! Never seen that entry. Literally points to a gas station. I actually know that place... ^^ 6:28 Couldn't find any reference to this BTW :) 7:45 I guess it's rather "look how fast we'Re going and they don't even care". 8:21 LOL! Yeah, it's usual in Germany that they're ready take the money immediately, but you could always tell them to come back later, especially when they hand you the bill before you even asked which can happen. 8:52 LOL. Just rounded up, basically tipping just 5¢, even in Germany that's not really nice. But the tips typically are less than in the US where you're more or less expected to tip like around 20%.

Ryan you need to learn the difference between km and km/h if you wanna watch more car videos. Kilometer (km) is a distance, just like miles. Kilometer/hour (km/h) is speed, just like mph. So the guy in the TikTok was doing a 500km (that’s the distance) road trip - not km/h mentioned in this part. But his top speed was 260km/h (that’s the speed).

These bags in Liam's vids are normal hip bags for money, keys, dog treats etc. But to wear them on the hips is too 90s style, so these bags have a revival after 25 years on the attic,but just worn like this. 🤷‍♀️

Why do american waiters do this? Why do they agree to a job like this? The same people wouldn't tip the a Walmart-employee, a dentist or a lawyer...

5:00 as a german i can’t tell it you eather.😅

5:30 7:02 I think all those high speed videos are fake because they don’t really make sense, especially with the truck on the right. Trucks are only allowed to go 80kmh/50mph and you would pass it way faster with 200kmh+/125mph+

It's quite entitled and arrogant to not tip the waiter if he dares to point out you forgot. If the culture is that they don't get a reasonable wage and need the tip one can understand if they are upset and mention it. They worked for you, it's no charity.

@reinhard8053

Ай бұрын

The culture is the problem as such. Why do I need to pay part of the work to the owner who then pays this part to his staff and then some vague value directly to the waiter. I ordered by the restaurant as a business which sets a price for a part of the deal. The other part is negotiable and be paid to a worker who then gets two times paid. Very strange business practice not to be found otherwise.

5 cent tip....the waiter will be angry, but say nothing and think: what a scrooge!!😅

@vomm

Ай бұрын

A 5 cent tip is still way more than 99% of all other employed workers in Germany ever got tipped in their whole life, even if summed up.

@Gandhiweasel

Ай бұрын

@@vomm you exaggerating a Little bit...I give Always 40 Cent Till one Euro Tip;)

@CakePrincessCelestia

Ай бұрын

Speaking of Scrooge: "Dagobert Duck" would have wanted those 5¢ back! :D

@Gandhiweasel

Ай бұрын

@@CakePrincessCelestia and send Donald as a Bill collector!!;)

@Finsternis..

Ай бұрын

@@Gandhiweasel So you tip your mechanic? Your cashier? Your post office clerk?

Don't spit in the wind... Fun fact: sailors often say : "Don't pee against luv!" or "Always vomit with Lee!".😂

If you tip 5 cents in Germany it's considered even worse than not tipping at all. It's like saying 'I hated everything here'

Wd 40, Duct tape, and Bacon No problem in existence you can not fix one of these

Cant agree on the tip thing. Everyone I know is and always was giving ~10% as a tip. Also in most restaurants you only pay directly if you pay via card. Otherwise you get the bill in a small map and you put the money inside and close it. I guess people here agreeing on the tiktok never went to a restaurant in germany and only know fastfood "restaurants"...

The blinker move and the flashing light are illegal in germany as well..

@Abnoba

Ай бұрын

Both is allowed. You are wrong