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@fredegarbolger

Жыл бұрын

"Geld-Zurück-Garantie" is one german word here, so you need to connect them all with a line. kind regards a german "grammar-nazi"

@fredegarbolger

Жыл бұрын

ah, and what i forgot: "zurück" is not a noun, so you should lowercase it. so its: "Geld-zurück-Garantie" you probably never wanted my help, but i were glad to help anyway. (And feel free to correct my english xD)

@thomaslanghorst5738

Жыл бұрын

A propos Dinkelsbühl - did you know that in 1974 Werner Herzog shot a movie there? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Enigma_of_Kaspar_Hauser I thought, since you are such a movie guy you might be interested. Maybe CyberGhost might even help you to watch it without interruption.

@thomaslanghorst5738

Жыл бұрын

And, yes, please make a video about Laura in the US. In general, please make videos while in the US, but especially with her in it. You two are such a cute couple

@SchmulKrieger

Жыл бұрын

@@fredegarbolger That's totally wrong. Geld-Zurück-Garantie is the correct way if you don't want to write Geldzurückgarantie.

I love how Laura mouthed the correct pronunciation of "buhl" at the 4:29 mark. Excited for her to get to visit the States.

in germany we have two times a year the opportunity of an "verkaufsoffenen Sonntag". one before winter and one before summer to give the people of the land to go to towns and buy stuff they need for upcoming time. this is a left over from a long time ago and was called "Mantelsonntag" before, because the land people had the chance to buy coats for the winter.

Such a positive vibe about you two. Or as my mum would say "such a lovely couple".

Take her to Powells and Costco. And Taco Time and Chipotle. Take her to Mt St Helens. And then Seattle to ride a ferry on a clear day for Mt Rainier views, or go up the Space Needle. Watch a Seahawks home game? Go to the Pacific coast and enjoy the white noise of a real ocean. Rockaway Beach, grilling oysters on your hotel balcony, or just enjoying local fresh seafood on the Oregon coast. And definitely take her to Council Crest Park in Portland, where you stand on a viewpoint platform and see 5 mountains in the Cascade range all around you, and you can whisper and someone can hear you 20 meters away (magic!).

I don't know what it's like in Oregon but prepare Laura for showing ID if she wants alcohol. I was in New York and Boston with my dad who's in his sixties (I'm thirty three) and in both places we bought wine from a shop and they asked for my AND my dad's ID. In Boston my dad was buying it and I was just standing next to him. He showed his passport but then they asked for mine too as I was clearly with him but I didn't have mine on me. So we couldn't have the wine. I'm a grown up. I have a beard. I have two children. I don't look like a teenager. Still had a great time though.

@Zeyev

Жыл бұрын

I totally relate. Although I don't drink, a 5K race in Arlington, Virginia, offered free beer when you showed your race bib after the run. A friend wanted another beer so I walked over and - at age 65 or so - was asked for my ID. I laughingly pointed to my face but quickly took out my ID. I met a couple on the Metro afterward and he - in his mid 50s - had the same experience. I'm not sure why they have tightened the rules unless it's so they treat everyone the same without having the problem of not challenging someone who's 19 who looks 21 and challenging someone who's 25 who looks 19. Whatever. It is indeed strange that the USA has such a problem.

@yomintyfresh

Жыл бұрын

The problem is that there are 19-year-olds who insist they're 21 - "What do you mean, I don't look 21? I don't think that guy over there looks 21 either, and you didn't ID him." If you check everyone's ID, that whole interaction is taken out of the equation. About 20 years ago, I worked for a supermarket chain in the southeast in an area with mandatory ID checks for everyone. As cashiers, we were required to enter a date of birth into the register before we could scan any additional items. If we were caught trying to override the date of birth ourselves or making up a birth date, then we were automatically fired. We also had regular, anonymous checks from police officers and employees from other branches of the same supermarket chain. If they witnessed us trying to override the date of birth or making up a birth date, then we were subject to fines from the city. Stores and restaurants caught violating the law twice lost their liquor licenses.

@00wheelie00

Жыл бұрын

@@yomintyfresh land of the free 🤣

@RealConstructor

Жыл бұрын

Yes it is easier buying a gun or drugs than a regular bottle of wine for dinner.

@o.b.7217

Жыл бұрын

Should have ordered an AR15 instead...no age checks on that.

I guess it was just a so called "verkaufsoffener Sonntag" ( I try to translate it to English: Sunday of open stores/sales) which takes place at some days during the year usually when special markets or official festivities of the city or special dates like Saint Martin with light shows, lanterns and little market or Saint Nikolaus during Christmas time are celebrated :)

You have to visit Nördlingen. Little further than Dinkelsbühl, but a lot more history. A meteroit crashing, Neil Armstrong training for his walk on the moon in Nördlingen and a whole walk around on the city wall. Nördlingen is even in the Lonley Planet 😅 but everyone goes to Dinkelsbühl 😅

@calise8783

Жыл бұрын

We just visited a few weeks ago. We walked the entire city wall. Such a cute/cool little city.

@gschmarri

Жыл бұрын

From a Dinkelsbühl perspective, everyone seems to go to Rothenburg ob der Tauber

6:38 My grandparents own 40 Acres of land overlooking Hagg Lake. I'd love you to introduce her to the massive amounts of land people own, especially in Oregon, for "no reason"!

I’d like to take a moment and thank you for sharing Schwäbisch Hall with me. I miss the Hall a lot. Following you has brought back a lot of fond memories. Following the Unicorns, the last three years was fun however, you’ve made it enjoyable with your stories.

@tyronevaldez-kruger5313

Жыл бұрын

True. Also, the quality of his videos his one of the best on KZread. It's like short movies

Hi Nalf - I'm a German living near Hillsboro (Oregon). When my family member come to visit, one of the highlights for them is the Powell bookstore in Portland. They also like the Saturday Market, but that has gone downhill in the last couple of years. A ride out to central Oregon, to see some desert, native shops, etc, was also a big hit. Regardless, your lady will have a good time, there is a lot to do here that us "locals" take for granted. Cheers, Peter

@TMD3453

Жыл бұрын

Good suggestions. Oregon coast is nice, too.

@pgoessnitzer

Жыл бұрын

@@TMD3453 Yes, absolutely. Also the Columbia Gorge, Mt. Hood....it all depends on how much time you have.

Show her neighborhoods with Christmas lights and decorations.

I guess this will be an entire new Christmas experience for Laura this year. It would be interesting how many differences she counts comparing the usual German traditions of her family to the Alfieri's Christmas traditions. But also what is nearly similar....songs, food, games etc. .... well I guess this video will be the nicest Nalf-Christmas-present for us subscribers. 😃!! 🎁 Oh, what will there be inside ???👀

I so feel Laura's excitement about prize tags and christmas presents in the morning. CRAZY stuff! How do you even sleep through the night??? 😱😄

You and Laura should definitely come and visit Burghausen next year. Each year there's a big medieval festival on it's castle, which is the worlds longest with a length of over 1 km. I would be happy to show you around!

Was laughing all the way through the second half of the video. You two have such positive vibes together. Wish you both an amazing Advent season and Christmas holiday! 🙂🎅👍

5:54 NALF complaining because of the cold, meanwhile on the left you can see guy sporting shorts and t-shirt.

I'm looking forward to the follow up video showing the differences. Take her for a quaint Sunday stroll through downtown Portland (similar to your walks in SH). Also, the food in Germany is so fresh and unprocessed. As an American living in Germany even our children noticed and commented on the difference in flavor of the fruits, vegetables, bread, cereal and candy (the candy isn't loaded with food coloring). The overall quality of the food is much higher in Germany in our experience. The German people are lovely and welcoming, the country is wonderful and rich with history and culture. The quaint / cozy part of Germany (and Europe) with the ability to easily access a wide range of activities and entertainment is also something we really enjoy here. It's so nice that you are able to capture it in such an entertaining way. Keep up the great work Nick!

You have your German Butterbrezen Ranking, so obviously you need to take Laura to every available American Fast Food Restaurant, and have her rank them from best to worst :D

@uliwehner

Жыл бұрын

when my parents, my sister, and my grandmother came to visit me in Georgia i made a special effort to make sure they never had to eat McDonalds, or any other "typical" american fast food. They got to eat at Waffle house for the waffle and pancakes, hash browns smothered and covered, experience. Cracker Barrel for the southern dishes, american diners, etc. they literally did not have a burger one, which totally surprised them. cobbler, turnips, collard greens, fried okra, pulled pork sandwiches, you name it. So my vote is for real american food, corn on the cob, chicken fried steak, some decent mexican food, too. American Pizza as a contrast to what is typical for Germany. Obviously an american flag shaped and colored cake, and so on.

@CordeliaWagner

Жыл бұрын

Fast Food Restaurants? There are hundrets of Trash Food franchises. She will get fat when she tries everything. Like the average US girl.

Thanks for your videos NALF, I really like them a lot, although I am german. I think your videos shows some things we don't appreciate enough or forgot about it. For example the walks you do a lot of people in Germany rediscovered in the corona time. In german language we have several words for going on a walk with different focus. "Spaziergang" (take a break, get out for other impressions, nature), "Streifzug" (with a target to discover a specific area), "Schaufensterbummel" (shopping), Wanderung (nature, more sport focus). And of course there are bad things we always do and never thought about them, too.

the outro track goes so hard. Everytime a video of yours ends and it starts playing its just a vibe. brilliant

Take Laura to Crater Lake, since she is into nature. If you're not limited to Oregon, Yosemite would even be better, although the waterfalls in the winter are not as beautiful as in spring. A trip to southwest Oregon beaches, like Bandon, would also great. You two make a great couple.

I am following your channel for quite some time now and we both share the common interest in 20th century conflicts. As a second profession I am german co-ceo and guide for British battlefield tours company (Zeitgeisttours) that runs guided, adventurers trips to the western front in France and Belgium for British schools. I would be honoured to give you a tour to and around Verdun, having the US involvement and General Pershing in mind, if you ever want to see the western front yourself. So if you want to see where it actually happened and a lot of insights- drop me a line.

@MFJHE

Жыл бұрын

On the subject of WWII, I can recommend a video on the Itchy Boots channel. Noraly shows the scenes of this bad time 75 years ago in Holland, Rotterdam, Arnhem etc. ... > kzread.info/dash/bejne/k2qe09psZNu_kcY.html

Enjoy the time at home! No feeling of loneliness, great vibes and Lots of Noise and fun 😂. I often remember my first and only American Christmas with my daughter‘s host family in Wyoming. Wonderful atmosphere and tons of gifts…

5:51 Nalf complaining how cold it is while a guy walks by in shorts and a t-shirt 😄

Nalf, so glad you and Laura get to spend the holidays with your family. Maybe you could hit up a high school team game, so she could get a taste of that life. (Football would be great. lol) Great video!

Have you ever been to Rothenburg ob der Tauber? You'll love it. Don't miss out the Wildbad in the summer, "unter den Linden" is a very popular open air cafe/pub by the river Tauber. Uptown you'll have fun @ Käthe Wolfarth, enjoy maybe a tour with the "Nachtwächter" and e.g. visit the Kriminalmuseum.

Are you travelling around the West a bit? The California coast north of San Francisco is awesome (up to Bodega Bay - you know, the town of Hitchcock‘s ‚The Birds‘), and on US1 in San Simeon the motel Sand‘s by the Sea, get a room overlooking the Pacific Ocean, beautiful spot and the rooms are gorgeous. We had the one just by the hot tub and after a day on the road it was just perfect and romantic. So much fun watching the sea lions sunbathing and the scenery, simply beautiful. And in L.A. staying at the Hyatt Regency Long Beach with the Marina right in front with cafes and restaurants, visiting Hollywood, Venice Beach, Malibu, the Getty Villa in Santa Monica and whatever else you’d like to explore. I wish you a wonderful trip!

That's great that both of you will visit the States. Have fun and I can't wait for your videos.

I would love to see a video about Laura and you in the States and with your family..., that could be really funny...a good mixture with italian, american and german christmas traditions or food....looking forward to see...and have a great holiday season...

i think it will be interesting for Laura to see how spread out our country is, at least the houses and town centers (shopping areas and what not). europe is very "snug" and close

@alicemilne1444

Жыл бұрын

As a European (Scot, French, German, experience of living in Spain ) I found the spread in the USA terribly time-consuming and far too car-intensive. Shopping was a horror. Far too much "stuff". Much as I loved the people I met and the scenery I saw, I much prefer "snug" Europe.

@yvonnehorde1097

Жыл бұрын

@@alicemilne1444 The advantage in Europe is that you can do shopping in a walking distance. That saves you time an energy and is also good for your health because you walk more.

@alicemilne1444

Жыл бұрын

@@yvonnehorde1097 Exactly.

Thanks for your impressions of Dinkelsbuehl! I would really love to see your girlfriend s impressions of her visit in the US. And It is good to relax sometimes.....You cannot always live in such a hurry. It is a bit too much. Enjoy the quieter days also.

By the way, the sweet old town of Dinkelsbühl hosts a metal festival once a year in summer. Suddenly all the shops are full of beer pallets, camping chairs, barbecues and everything you need for a festival. Me and my friends have been going there for years. The people of Dinkelsbühl are very hospitable.

You two are so cute together! 🙂 Have a nice time/Christmas in Portland.

Please make a video of her first visit to Target!

im looking forward seeing u 2 in the states for xmas

Since she is coming over in December, she needs to see all the Christmas lights and decorations the people put on their houses and yards. Make it an event/a tour. (and if you video those we get to enjoy them as well. Win-win. 😊)

I've spent years and years on North America's East Coast (Nova Scotia, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland) and West Coast (British Columbia, California, Mexico), and so one of the *big deal differences* with Germany is seafood. Germany sort of has seafood, like pickled herring and tiny little shrimps. But in Oregon you can get crab, salmon, oysters, scallops, and other delicacies prepared dozens of ways. A buffet like that would be something Laura would enjoy and remember forever.

Bell cappellino, grande Nalf!

You should visit Dinkelsbühl in summer. There is a Metalfestival near the town :)

Love the video. Man I really miss Germany. 😢

Laura will love Oregon!!! I think she will also love Red Robin burgers. A trip to Canon Beach can’t be missed!

Im glad you find each other ❤ I see this as a “ serious relationship “ can’t wait for the wedding 😉

it's been a lot less rainy in portland recently

In Portland now visiting family. We live in Nürnberg for the past 2 years. We drove to Bend, the scenery and high desert areas are something you won’t see in Europe. Grocery stores amaze me now, the selections and amount of variety. Enjoy! The homeless issue is very real.

@LythaWausW

Жыл бұрын

Oh, Bend Oregon. I guess you're right, it is something different for Germans. I always enjoyed the Steppe in Central Washington simply because of how alien the terrain is. But Bend!?!

@maryw1924

Жыл бұрын

@@LythaWausW More the drive over.

@Instantphojo

Жыл бұрын

@@LythaWausW Steppe in central Washington?? Where can I find this?

That is great, you can introduce her to Leo! Man, I watched lil bros Cal Bears come within 6 points of the USC Trojans on Saturday!!! 👍

My favorite places in Oregon : The Oregon coast and Olallie Lake with a view on my favorite mountain, Mount Jefferson.... It doesn't get any better. 🙂 Maybe she'd also love to go skiing on Mount Hood. 😉😎

My wife and me made this trip the other way round. This sommer we visited Dinkelsbühl and drove after this for a few days to Schwäbisch Hall :-)

Kommt gut wieder. Ich mag Euch. Michael

God I miss Chepotle's... Enjoy your holidays!

By the way, do you have huge newspapers with the "on sunday" issue? When I lived in England, that was one of my Sunday joys, to buy the Sunday issue and to read that all day. We do not have such big issues in the weekends for your newspapers, and on Sunday, you hardly get any, apart from the bakery or the train station.

i think we have a chipotle in a mall in hamburg or köln? i remember seeing one somewhere and thinking "oh wow, that must be the one and only chipotle in germany huh, i think its time for döner"

I just love Laura. "Presents in the morning?" _zeigtdenVogel_ 😄😄😀😀

Great prospects for the upcoming winter time: "Laura and the Alfieris" - wouldn't that be a suitable title for your next movie project, Nick? To be continued in many, many seasons!

100% chance Laura will scream in the grocery store "This crappy cheese is HOW MUCH???" 🤣I honestly don't get the Chipotle excitement. Been there a few times. It's fine but... not great.

Nice vid from you both. I've been to Germany many times and people are so nice and such a rich history ! Hope you have a good life. Nalf is more intellectual than he wants to show ;) And tells us differences between German hamburgers (from Hambourg) and us hamburgers. In fact, aren't hamburgers from German settlers? 😂. All the best for a nice and safe trip.

I would love to see you two trying to take a walk. I have heard it is not common in the US, but i don't understand why

Laura is right to be excited about Target

All quiet on the western front as a cure for emotional hangover. Didn't work for me, I can tell you... XD Great video as always!

Yes, please, a Video from Laura in the USA !! Hope you have a wonderful time together!! 👍👍👍😁😁😁😁

i was in dinkelsbühl for summer breeze once :D was about a 5h drive

Friday fish fry if they do that in Oregon. Christmas with 6 boys. Got to be mighty noisy.

Show the Street Food quarter in Portland to Laura.

7:25 Maybe they just had a "verkaufsoffener Sonntag" ? Or it has to do with their bireligious history maybe?

I really liked the movie as well! Great video, Im excited to see what she says about America and especially the restaurants like Chipotle, Panera Bread or Olive Garden hahaha

@CordeliaWagner

Жыл бұрын

As if there is nothing more to the US than Fast Food...

I’d recommend the drive-thru coffee shop experience (not Starbucks). My sister was in awe at the convenience and quality of the cappuccino to go. I used to really like chipotle too. But in our town, they switched to order in app only then pick up and needless to say..the quality of food has gone down with them not making it right in front of you. We’ve ordered only a couple times since and each time, our food was carelessly thrown together 😕 hopefully that is not the case at every location. Oh yea..while you’re at the grocery store, show Laura the bologna with cheese already in it! It will likely blow her mind, it did mine. Too bad that stuff is not very tasty! Or the PB with jelly swirled into it, same thing 🤯 I’m still not sure if I should call it efficient or lazy.

@tinaschafer7780

Жыл бұрын

Actually I was mostly surprised about the bank drive thru in the USA. I never saw this in Germany.

@LythaWausW

Жыл бұрын

@@tinaschafer7780 And Germany is the place you need cash the most, so it makes no sense. I love American drive thru cash machines, but who really needs cash there? Just for illegal drugs?

@LythaWausW

Жыл бұрын

What!? In-app-only ordering? I remember when Chipotle started, and they offered a free salsa/cilantro bar where you could take as much as you want from all the different salsas. I may have taken too much cilantro cuz they stopped that rather quickly: )

@CordeliaWagner

Жыл бұрын

It's so sad that cities in the US are car centered. You can't just take a nice long walk to a not-franchise Café and enjoy a real cappucino...

@LyllianRose

Жыл бұрын

@@CordeliaWagner you can totally take a nice long walk along the river to a downtown coffee shop where I live. I do understand what you mean but I have even walked up to a drive-up window to order before.

You know, I really enjoyed that you didn't do ads... like for that VPN. It's really annoying, in the middle of a video. you were one of the last ones not doing that. :/

Curious - where's Cody and Speedy? Have I just missed them in a recent video or are they MIA? You'd think they'd have something to say about their adoptive child finally getting a S.O.. 😄 Oh, and to heck with butter pretzels - take her to Voodoo Donuts in Portland! Way better!😉

Great Video.

Welcome to German November mood. That's why my neighbours installed their Advent decoration yet.

Nalf really has become German. He now consistently says “the USA” instead of “the U.S.” in colloquial speech, apparently without even realizing it. 😲

Laura reminds me of Debra Messing each time I see her!

@renatewest6366

8 ай бұрын

Laura is prettier.Are you happy to be going home?

Laura's list is very similar to my daughters' lists when they visited the US over the summer.😄

@LythaWausW

Жыл бұрын

Target? Really!: )

@inka87871

Жыл бұрын

@@LythaWausW 🤣nothing special about Target nothing at all !

7:33 _"I have to make some sort of a professional-looking picture, where I (in some sort) do look like an American in Europe ..."_ ➡ At that point, I got *the* stereotype in mind: red basecap, white t-shirt (over a too large belly) with the US-flag or "NASCAR" written on, colorful shorts, white sports-shoes & white socks. Disturbingly, _Family Guy_ appears in front of my internal eye - so the exact opposite of you, the sporty-sleek good-looking smart guy from Oregon :)

What????? Schwäbisch Hall! I was stationed there as the Tower Chief from 1986 to 1989. My family would walk thru the town and go to the farmers market. I miss the Salt Simmers Fest. Gonna subscribe and watch your back videos

What's your attitude towards subtitles when watching stuff in German? I try not to use subtitles, but sometimes there's stuff I just can't catch without at least having German subtitles on, so I'm always torn between improving my listening comprehension and fully understanding the plot.

Should definitely do the reverse skit for what you did with Radical Living "When people from Germany visit the US" haha

There at least used to be a Chipotle in Frankfurt, btw.

You'll have to do a video of Laura talking about culture shocks of a European in USA. The opposite of what you've been doing😅. I lived in Germany too for a few years and I missed the access to free public restrooms. Also, hated having to pay for condiments at fast food restaurants...in the US they will give you a big handful. Those were probably the biggest things that annoyed me. Thhere are obviously a lot of great things about Germany too. One of the best things about Germany is tax is included in listed price 👍😀.

@LythaWausW

Жыл бұрын

A big handfull! I once asked at Taco Bell for FOUR sauce packets. When I got home I found 14.

@yvonnehorde1097

Жыл бұрын

Are free refills with drinks really a thing in every restaurant or only in the well-known fast-food restaurants? Do you also get free refills in typical old-fashioned American diners?

@LythaWausW

Жыл бұрын

@@yvonnehorde1097 I think that the diners are what started the free refill thing. They always have several pots of coffee ready to serve, and they use soda fountain machines which makes Coca Cola dirt cheap. Free refills are not confined to well known fast food places.

@spiritranger9202

Жыл бұрын

@@yvonnehorde1097 Yes, that is the standard at ALL restaurants. Any, what we call, fountain drinks, are always free refills. This is stuff like soda, filtered water, iced tea, lemonade, Drip coffee. However, bottled drinks are never free refill. Even at gas stations fountain drinks may be free refill. Places like Starbucks aren't going to give you free refills but used to give you free filtered water. Alcoholic beverages generally are not. However, they do sometimes have specials for beer on tap and things called "happy hour" with discounted rates. Fast food restaurants let you refill your drink right before you leave too 😉. Any specialty drink is not going to be free refill.

I agree about Target!

6:28 Yes she is right. Presents in the morning? That's crazy.

Video reccommendation: Laura reacts to the sheer size of meal servings at a restaurant :D

@spiritranger9202

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget the size of drinks, free refills, free condiments at fast food places...in Europe you have to pay.

@LythaWausW

Жыл бұрын

A MEXICAN restaurant, right?: ) Or any restaurant where the "doggie bag" has the restaurants logo on it.

@CordeliaWagner

Жыл бұрын

I hope she doesn't gain too much weight. Germany might have smaller food portions, but we also don't have that many obese gitls.

show her the American alps !!!!! AND RED WOOD FOREST in cali

Since your going home to Oregon, take her on a road trip to the city by the Bay, San Francisco. Its off season and its gonna be decked out in Christmas as well discount on Ghirardelli Chocolate Company for ice cream.. Napa valley if y'all decides to take a road trip in my city. A lot to see especially now.. Safe travels.. Let me know if y'all decides, I can direct you to places that won't gonna break your bank account.

Are you coming to the Bay Area while Laura is on the West Coast? Show her the Redwoods, wine/olive country, The City, SF Sourdough bread, Dungeness crab, drive down 280 to “Silicon” Valley, then to Santa Cruz. Enjoy Chipotle. You might also like In and Out Burger. You’re even welcome to visit us. We’re in Cupertino, home of Apple Computer, and in the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Und Ich kann auch etwas Deutsch sprechen! 😊

I hope you both have a wonderful trip. A magnificent Oregon coast driving trip is, I'm sure, on your agenda. Purchase Laura some quality electric socks (amazon) to wear while traipsing about. She will love you for it.

I'd like to see your Tour Guide visit Costco. Only then will she really know what America is all about. And go there on a Sunday, too.

Very odd Nick's a Chipotle aficionado LOL - haven't really seen anyone excited about it since they started getting big during the early 00's w/ the McDonald's merger. To me if you're looking for a predictable Tex-Mex option that's not Taco Bell and there's no better options it fits a niche but there's always going to be better mom & pop Latin food restaurants unless you live in the middle of nowhere...

When you are back in the US, do a comparison between Chipotle and Cafe Rio. Which one is better? I can see her excitement when it comes to food prices. Yesterday I walked to my Smiths Supermarket and got stuff that all fit in my backpack, from cheese to Salami and crackers to chips. It was $86!!!

@CordeliaWagner

Жыл бұрын

Isn't there more to the US than eating unhealthy food?

You are very cute together, I'm happy for you and I'm looking forward to the USA Videos 🇺🇸

Awesome!

you gotta come to Frankfurt. We have 2 Chipotles there ;)

There are two chipotles in Frankfurt close to HBF, just fyi ;)

Wrong solution especially for health care.

You are the perfect couple! 😊

You should for sure make Laura try American snacks 😂 they are so different!

@LythaWausW

Жыл бұрын

Cheetos, Reeses Pieces, Red Vines....

@aaronschroeder9187

Жыл бұрын

@@LythaWausW exactly! First thing that came to mind to me was root beer 😂 such a unique flavor

Dinkelsbühl aka Mondspritzer! 😂

Better read the book from Remarque, the movie contorts the book and its message in many places.

Soo, what would be kinda interesting and plain weird in the context, is that you guys make a trip from Portland to Leavenworth, WA the Bavarian Village in the Mountains... 😆 How authentic do you now think it is?

Got to take Laura to Voodoo Donuts in Portland!