James is already a German. He knows how to be on time using DB 👌

@tiktok000VS000ushi

21 күн бұрын

Damn, bro' I'm German and I even haven't figured out that challenge!

@tiktok000VS000ushi

21 күн бұрын

On a second thought, ppl who know how to be on time using DB should be issued German citizenship. 😆😆

"Was geht digga" sounds perfect :D

@friddevonfrankenstein

Ай бұрын

It usually turns into " 'sgeht digga" :D

@upinsm0ke400

Ай бұрын

@@friddevonfrankensteinist das n West-Ding oder mach die das auch in Hamburg

@therealVendettaVII

Ай бұрын

​@@upinsm0ke400Digga, das ist uralt, Mann 😂

Die kalten Tage Anfang bis Mitte Juni werden Schafskälte genannt. Ist ein regelmäßiges Wetterphänomen, jedoch die Eintrittswahrscheinlichkeit nimmt ab. The cold days in early to mid-June are called sheep cold. Is a regular weather phenomenon, but the probability of occurrence decreases.

Deutsche Bahn nennt es Fahrplan, wir nennen es nur noch Abfahrtsempfehlung :D

@Vampirzaehnchen

Ай бұрын

Mit Gleisvorschlag

@zasou571

Ай бұрын

LMFAO... 😂😂😂😂😂 Brilliante Kommentare! Ich kann nicht mehr... *Heul vor lachen*

@tiktok000VS000ushi

21 күн бұрын

hey, at least, Deutsche Bahn gets the day right - mostly.

As a Hamburger (not that 🍔), I can confirm that the weather has been bloody awful up here for the last weeks and the south had lots of rain leading to lots of floods. It‘s 08:41 AM now here and we‘ve got 14°C, not too bad especially because we had sometimes 8° at that time IN JUNE.

@LolaDannst

Ай бұрын

14° C and it's raining in Sachsen-Anhalt. It's a typical german summer.

@mijos3

Ай бұрын

@@LolaDannst Yep, it‘s been raining and raining up here too, awful.

@LolaDannst

Ай бұрын

@@mijos3 I prefer this weather to sweating like hell at 35° C and more.

@madt543

Ай бұрын

My wife just complained about the weather here in Hamburg...like WTF?? Seriously where's the FCKN SuN!!

@DerIrre1

Ай бұрын

@@LolaDannst Meinwhile, I am frying alive at about 30 C in Munich...

We call this weather phenomenon “Schafskälte”; it used to happen about every 3 years. But recently the gaps have widened. The last time was 5 or 6 years ago.

@knutjunker2019

Ай бұрын

Finally someone says it.

Wir hatten gestern 35°C. 15° vormittags, 20° nachmittags.

@appleseinvater

Ай бұрын

Ich wünschte es wäre kalt wieder

@HarmoniousCelestialArtisan

Ай бұрын

Es ist nicht mals warm 😂

@appleseinvater

Ай бұрын

@@HarmoniousCelestialArtisan 30° in wien

@upinsm0ke400

Ай бұрын

als jemand der Fahrenheit und Celsius versteht verwirrt mich dein Kommi

@appleseinvater

Ай бұрын

@@upinsm0ke400 mein Kommentar?

As a German me point is this: It's better to leave your anger where it belongs and not to take it home with you as a burden. Even more so when someone is so careless with the health of others.

What a surprise its raining at the moment.....the endless moments!

In Germany if you have pain they will prescribe you with like 400-600er Ibus( ibuprofen) and say you should come back if its getting worse or still keeps hurting after a few days and only after that they will really do something, because it would take way to long to search right of the bat if it could be nothing at all(waste of resources). If it really is hella serious you wont make an Appointment at all you would just go straight to emergency room in the hospital. Atleast in rural parts its like this

@felixklusener5530

Ай бұрын

Life hack: You don't need a prescription for Ibuprofen 400, so if you need 600, just take 1.5 pills of the 400 and save the time you would need for an appointment with your doctor.

Dude the Deutsche Bahn gets a lot bad slack but actually when I want to go to a destination I usually find a train waiting for me some half and hour before departure at the station. You just have plan your departure like you said 2 hours before you leave and I find everything is pretty good ! People don't plan their trips well that's all !

@MerryJones

Ай бұрын

The trains are rather punctual where I live (Halle, East Ger) as well. However, I know that this differs extremely depending on where you live. In Ruhrpott the trains get canceled very often or are late while here this only happens from time to time.

Germans be like: No criticism is already enough flattery.

"thats how you plan with deutsche bahn : you dont !" THANK YOU .... ^^ but the ukraine woman is right, medecine is high quality but our doctors "often" are not. my doctor retired and now im sitting at the doctor who has no interest to help just giveing me pills. it will takes AGES to find a new GOOD doctor -.-

Weather in Hamburg has been awful the past few weeks, can confirm. I hope it'll get better soon because I want to put my bubatz plants outside :D

in germany and whole europe (except Great Britain, I think) it is not allowed to take pictures or filming without a permission of the fotographed or filmed person.

The best comment on the grandma clip (1:59) was: Grandma flexing with her OG emotes 😂

@JamesBray3

Ай бұрын

I JUST CHOKED ON MY SPIT READING THIS 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

Compliments to strangers are definitely a thing. I've received a couple. But they are very few and far between. Also the "stare". I'm pretty sure that isn't specifically German.

actually... there is a situation where complimenting eachothers clothes happens in germany... I was wearing a shirt of one of my favorite bands powerwolf and was walking through the city when I saw a woman wearing another powerwolf shirt. I just had to go like "Nice shirt" as I walked past her and she said the same XD

In youth language, Digga (or Dicker) is a synonym for buddy, friend or brother when directly addressed.

hahahah old granma went into survive mode

1:58 Granny got the OG-Emote equipped 😂😂

@JamesBray3

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀

12° on the 13th of June and Americans wonder why there is no AC in Germany.

I need to say, Elena is completely right. Before you get the right treatment for your health issue, you have to visit 10 - 20 doctors. The problem on one side is time. Docs get only 5 min. paid for diagnostic even specialists. And one the other side even when you get a diagnose it doesn´t mean the healthcare insurer will pay your treatment. This system is so broken you can´t imagine.

@gregorygant4242

Ай бұрын

If you think the German Health care system is broken then I'd advise you to look at the US health care system, it's the most expensive in the Western world and there is no basic UHC which 90% of countries have !

@boostformylife

Ай бұрын

@@gregorygant4242 But that doesn't mean things aren't bad in Germany. Of course there is a country somewhere that is worse. But we look at our country and we want our country to be better. If we were always looking at other countries, we wouldn't have to do anything.

Damn do I have something on my face? Ohhhhh!!!😂😂😂😂😂😅

@the german "stare" ..is but a habbit to making eyecontact as a principle of social intaction, rather than a means to be rude or "offensive" etc. ...so just chillax and all is good.

At 6min the guy is in Lisbon, Portugal :D

The with Frozen Pizza is awesome 😅😂

"WAS IS PASSIERT MIT DEM WEDDER IN DEUTSCHLAND BRUDER WWWWAASS!?". That sounded SO F****N LIKE THE HAMBURGISH DIALECT

@JamesBray3

10 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@m1grain3s

10 күн бұрын

@@JamesBray3 😂😂

Now 6 days later driving a bus is a desert

it’s surprising how good you can read those German sentences ! Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭

RIP Headphone Users

"Läuft bei Dir" is a new one. Basically a version of "good for you", but some, especially older people, might take it as condescending. Also "Gönn Dir" - which has a more positive connotation - used when somebody is enjoying a meal or candy at that moment in time, like a nice cake e.g.

If you like the term "Alter" make sure to watch " How to speak viennese using only one word" by offically ewa. Its an old one but a good one!

The granny is hilarious. Bless her heart ❤, I'm sure she wasn't aware what she's talking about.

@badrequest5596

Ай бұрын

i've seen another similar one of a granny in her 90th something bday with all her family and she just says the same thing and does the salute also another of a son getting mad at his older father because he gave his grandson a copy of mein kampf when he asked for MINECRAFT!

We could all have a good solution, but no one is working on it properly, or is simply so afraid that most of them are paralyzed...

I know of one case in Germany in which a woman complimented the dress of another woman, and that woman felt it being very rude, saying "you don't do that". 🤷‍♀

All these TikTok Dancer shouldn't exist in the first place. But they always have to be where they not supposed to. Like bicycle lanes, streets, etc. And I wonder most who is watching those videos? I can't imagine anything less interesting. even watching paint dry is more interesting...

@JamesBray3

Ай бұрын

Well…. According to TikTok, TONS of people watch that content A LOT (unfortunately 😢)

@TheMAmeph

Ай бұрын

The German guy(s), while being (an) a******(s), in his/their delivery, was/were kind of right. It's the bike lane, why the hell do you "tiktok" on the bike lane? You wouldn't dance and film on the street either... Move to a park/Grünfläche or a football field or similar safe place, for your own and other people's safety.

Gutes Video!

My boss scolds me everytime we talk and I'm not starring directly into his eyes or blink

Staring is nothing we do in purpose, it is just a character trait...so sorry for bothering strangers.♥️😉

its 30°c today here in munich

1:20 - hearing the Dutch entertainer Rudi Carrell (R.I.P.) in my brain: "Wann wird's mal wieder richtig Sommer?"

This is so true you are on a bus and there are just these peoples that stare at you for no reason at all

Here in the North the weather is sucking....16 degrees celsius!

@trythis2006

Ай бұрын

thats great!

yho bro! sagen wir auch.

What happens at 0:40?

7:35 Except the tax thing, that just isn't true. Our healthcare is really expensive though (which is a mandatory insurance, not a tax). We pay about 19% of our income in social contributions (all the insurances but it didn't say whether that was average or median) but our employers pay the same sum on top of that. To me, that is just statistical trickery. In the end, it's the same as if we paid for it all ourselves but got the other 19% on top of our gross salary. So if we were honest about it, we'd have both a higher gross salary and higher insurance premiums. Maybe that system developed before we had a national minimum wage to make sure people could pay for healthcare even if they didn't earn much? 8:40 100% my experience as an athlete in a niche sport in Germany who has had some injuries over the years. They always treat the symptoms, never the cause.

"Man oh man oh man oh man!" lmao that was so perfectly German xD

Manno manno manno mann.. Genau wie: Hallo? HALLO ! HALLO?! GEHTS NOCH?! HAAALLOO!!

To the comment about the weather "Where is the climate crisis when you need it" THIS is the climate crisis.

As far as "staring" is concerned: I insist, I stare too! Quite a lot actually... But that's never meant in a bad way, quite the opposite! Sometimes it's cool clothes that catch my attention. Other times, someone might have a great hair color that's unusual and I like it. Every now and then I observe older people or people with disabilities - just to be prepared in case they might need help... Maybe someone just looks great and I enjoy the sight ^^ It also often happens that members of a foreign culture catch my eye - be it through special clothing, their beautiful skin color or sometimes also through (for Germans) unusual behavior; as a big fan of "multiculturalism" I then like to watch with interest and am pleased if I can perhaps learn something. What ALWAYS attracts my attention: children! I love watching happy children and am delighted when I hear them laughing from the bottom of their hearts and see how much fun they are having... So no, "staring" doesn't always have to have a negative background ^^

@TheMAmeph

Ай бұрын

First time I heard about the infamous "German stare" I didn't even know what was meant by that. I'm still not completely sure :D. Is it looking at a stranger in general? Or is it to intense a look, to long or whatever? Or is it a look right into someone else's eyes? I mean, none of that per se is considered strange to me, so I guess I do German stare :D. It's by no means angry or disapproving. Sometimes it's just out of curiousity, or just looking around cause it's boring and you have to look somewhere, right? Sometimes it's to stay alert, like in the Straßenbahn. Sometimes it's a compliment actually, looking at someone with colorful clothes or pretty hair or cute children playing etc. When talking to someone it's considered rude to avoid eye contact in Germany (by that I don't mean stare constantly without a break).

@zasou571

Ай бұрын

​@@TheMAmephHmmm, good question, what IS staring actually? In Germany, it's completely normal to make brief eye contact when you meet on the street or anywhere else. Usually you smile briefly at each other and then move on... As I said, people are often looked at in Germany because they simply stand out at that particular moment because of something special and simply arouse interest. I just assume that in other cultures, prolonged eye contact or looking at a stranger for a longer time is perceived as staring and therefore unpleasant because it is considered rude and unusual there? (Although, on further reflection, I almost assume that people stare EVERYWHERE in the world... Perhaps those who consider friendly eye contact to be staring should provide concrete examples ^^) In my opinion, Germans don't stare, they are just interested in their surroundings and people.

@TheMAmeph

Ай бұрын

@@zasou571 Agreed. So it might just be that the behaviour we define as normal "in die Gegend gucken" or politely looking into another persons face for people with diff. cultural background is perceived as (aggressive?) stare. Just to add, that does NOT mean we're not sensitive to "weird" staring here, right? There absolutely ARE nuances. That's why I want to now what the defining quality for the stare actually is :D. Also I'm interested where to look or how long I'd be allowed to look at someone or an interesting thing happening without offending them in a country where that "staring" is perceived as unpolite to avoid mistakes. I wouldn't even know how to assess my surroundings properly, I wouldn't feel safe, I think. :D I'm so confused about that staring topic.

Oha, der Kommentar bei der Ukrainerin... Sie hat sich doch nicht mal beschwert, sondern nur die Frage beantwortet..

27 Grad Celsius in Moment

@ehrenmann8984

Ай бұрын

Bro hab 14 :(

@arnodobler1096

Ай бұрын

@@ehrenmann8984 Wo? Bin im Süden Bodensee.

„German and English is like“ … bro English is basically old German with French vocabulary and danish influences :-) Btw my wife received compliments for her dresses and didn’t act awkward :D And the stare… learned it first time from you, thought this is strange my whole life, as a German. Should I stare back? Wtf to do xD

I read about the cold june in an article...there was a weather phenomenon in the last summers called "el ninõ" which causes high temperatures and now it's replaced by another phenomenon called "el ninã" which causes the coldness...and I thought it was all because of global warming 😅

1:40 come back in august

I have to admit, live is not the same anymore here in germany, since the pandemic. We were really good in medical care, but currently we have problems getting apointments in the doctors office, since they‘re not answering phonecalls at all and we have no idea what‘s going on with them. The goverment, that we call „the Ampel“ what means🚦, is the worst we ever had and our democracy is about to vanish, since they made up a new law against „hatespeech“ but actually means everything you say about the🚦is hatespeech and we get in trouble. So please don’t compare the „good old germany“ with the current, how we call it, dumbland.

9:32 there was a case a couple of years ago, where a muslim killed a cyclist in germany, because that cyclist asked that person, to leave the protected bike lane.

So yeah, we have the best and most social healthcare in Germany, but its being gatekept by doctors telling you that you are just simulating and prescribing you placebos basically. Only when you start having walk impedements or open wounds, high fever or literally faint is when the health care actually kicks in gears and the gatekeeping finally stops.

your 15million open tabs are the bigger meme xD

There was a time when "Deutsche Bundesbahn" was as accurate as an atomic clock ... but then it was privatised and had to be profitable.

0:15 German KZreadrs cancelled by American reaction KZreadrs that misidentified the n-word, that lasted for the duration of the reaction video itself: 1. Rewinside (wile he raged) 2. Scurrows (while he raged)

"Wann wird's mal wieder richtig Sommer" reaction, when?

@trythis2006

Ай бұрын

bitte garnicht

8:50 yeah I heared that a lot. Doctors who downplay, or ignore Problems endlessly. Not sure if thats just happenchange, universal, or a german thing. I wonder.

Gestern waren hier 28°C. Ungefähr 10 Grad zu warm bleh

OFF THE MF BIKE LANE !!!

me chilling at 16°C in my shorts and tanktop me chilling at 12°c in my shorts and training jacket me chilling at -10°C in my shorts and winter jacket me fucking dying at >25°C sweating so hard my arms swim over the table so far this has been the best summer of my entire life

@MellonVegan

Ай бұрын

Absolutely! Finally a summer where I don't wake up in a puddle of sweat everyday. I mean I still wake up with kinda wet bedsheets but not literally drenched in sweat all over and having to put my bedsheets on a drying rack. It's 22°C in Münster rn and if you're out in the sun, that's plenty hot in my book.

When People stare at me I usually just look back and say "Gucke nich so blöd, Ich hab mich auch erschrocken" (Don't look at me like that your Face startled me too) But that's mostly old People being rude Old People as they are everywhere when someone doens't fit into their Standards lmao

Was geht is like wha qwaan in German 😂

You cannot dance on a bike trail...

Ein Land. Ein Reich. Ein Kommentarbereich.

u got it

the one time I actually had to be on time using DB and went over an hour early every train was on time, had plenty of free seats and even the AC was working. You can't make this sh t up I swear.

In Austria we open bottles with teeth.🙃

The granny had her 102 Birthday and has severe dementia... Or something like that 😂 can't remember to well

@cap.luisfigo9401

Ай бұрын

Sie macht auch nicht den Eindruck, als wäre sie überzeugter Nazi💝.

That is not just Germany. Anywhere there are dedicated bike lanes, they are neither parking spots nor playgrounds. Prepare to get run over, if you have other ideas.

I lost my first job for to be late cause of the deutsche Bahn xDD

"German starring?" Bullshit. Es ist einfach eine Frage der Kultur. In Deutschland gilt es z.B. als unhöflich, jemanden nicht in die Augen zu schauen, wenn man mit ihm spricht. Wenn man auf dem Land angestarrt wird, ist das einfach Neugier: "Wer ist das? Der ist nicht von hier?". In den Städten finde ich es schon schwer, Augenkontakt herzustellen. Je enger die Leute zusammenstehen, umso mehr bemühen sie sich wegzugucken. Auch auf der Straße hasten die Leute meistens ohne einen Blick vorbei. Nur an schön sonnigen, relaxten Sommertagen, wo man auch mal Zeit hat, kann es passieren, dass einen jemand länger anschaut. Ich war schon in vielen Ländern auf der ganzen Welt. Und da sind Länder dabei, wo man wirklich von "starring" sprechen kann. Wir Deutschen haben bestimmt viele Eigenheiten, aber "starring", also langes Penetrantes anschauen, gehört sicher nicht dazu. Ich vermute mal eher, es handelt sich dabei mehr um eine Angst von Auswärtigen in einem fremden Land. Eine Ausnahme gibt es. Wenn eine Person eine andere Person (warum auch immer) interessant findet, dann kann es schon mal passieren, dass man wirklich "angestarrt" wird. Einfach aus Interesse. In vielen Ländern passiert das auch, aber mehr verdeckt, nicht so direkt. Diese Offenheit in Deutschland mag dann irritieren. ☯☮

@appleseinvater

Ай бұрын

Oder wenn du schwarz bist und die dich so anschauen als wärst du ein Alien habe ich oft erlebt

@LolaDannst

Ай бұрын

Es geht darum, fremde Leute einfach anzustarren, ohne persönlichen Kontakt mit ihnen zu haben - und zwar nicht aus Interesse, sondern eher aus Neugier oder durchaus auch abwertend. Und das ist tatsächlich in Deutschland üblich. Wir sind daran gewöhnt und merken es daher nicht.

@appleseinvater

Ай бұрын

@@LolaDannst true mir fällt es manchmal auf wenn ich mich wo aufhalte wo es weniger Ausländer und mehr Deutsche gibt die schauen dich immer so an als wärst du ein Affe im Zoo oder so

@lazrseagull54

Ай бұрын

Du sagst Bullshit aber du beschreibt's danach genau was damit gemeint ist. In London oder New York in der U Bahn ständig an die Decke oder Boden gucken um starren zu vermeiden ist zwar auch nicht das gemütlichste aber wenn du daran gewöhnt bist, kann man sich in Deutschland schon mal ein bisschen angestarrt fühlen. Ich habe eingentlich kein Problem damit und winke einfach. 😊

@boblife3647

Ай бұрын

@@lazrseagull54 Jaman. Lächeln hilft auch. Ich persönlich habe dieses "German starring" - es wird ja öfter thematisiert - bisher nicht nachvollziehen können. Ich fühle mich nicht angestarrt. Mag daran liegen, dass ich in der Stadt bin. Mag daran liegen, dass ich "es" gewöhnt bin, weil "es" so ist. Mag daran liegen, dass ich einfach noch nie woanders gelebt habe wo es "das" nicht gibt oder eine Mischung aus allem. But sometimes i think to myself: What if ... there is no "German starring" at all. What if ... there is an "US shame stare". Or some mixture thereof.

Wo gehscht du he?

I rather watching my environment and the people around me than starring on my phone all day long

Out of 5 years you just have a normal summer (which can also be too cool). And then everyone complains. But when four hot summers come again... guess what? Welcome to...

🇩🇪🙋🏻‍♂️

if you do the last thing in the netherlands it´s an immediate death sentence

Digga (Digger) has it's roots in Hamburg

Medicine in germany is as conflicted as the baby in the meme. We still have leading edge facilities and we do have a healthcare system. But more and more people need the system as people get older, inflation hit the savings really bad, and less kids grow into the system. So the quality per person we can afford get's lower. 😅 the last meme is difficult for me. I know he is only doing TikTok dances, but thats a bicycle road. Depending on the time of day this is not too far off of doing dances on the seventh avenue in NY.

9:18 Unser Junge wird Deutsch ich kann es schon schmecken

9:25 wie man mit der Bahn planen sollte? Kauf dir ein Auto..

Was geht ab junge

🖤❤️💛

Timetables are more some sort of non mandatory guidelines for the Deutsche Bahn. You get a ticket for a train for sure, getting a train for your ticket is somewhat of a gamble. The Deutsche Bahn is a disgrace to this country. But that is what you get, when the state "manages" enterprises.

Yeah...I've learned to just stare right back at them "Like a contest"..but yes it's annoying AF...specially when dudes do it..cuz it looks like they doggin you.

_Dementia_ prompted her to say that. Vicious infliction..

1:30-ish... its not even sommer yet, whats wrong with people xD Usually it gets 30+ °c hot in july/august... why are people thinking it happens earlier, and even want it to happen?

Wow, how ugly can comments get? Out of the top three comments on Elena's interview at 8:01 one denies that she's Ukranian with some backhanded compliment and the other wants her to be in a war torn country (I guess because he couldn't stand her criticising German healthcare). That being said, I would differentiate between routine check-ups and the usual diseases on the one hand, and difficult or rare conditions on the other. If you just need a regular physician, there shouldn't be a problem at all. It's the specialists that are hard to get as the typical medical training in Germany doesn't incentivize specialists. Also: Ukranian healthcare is already on a high standard, so she wouldn't feel any improvement. When it comes to painkillers and treatment philosophy German doctors are very reluctant to prescribe highly addictive medicine (with some very specific exceptions) and try to support the body's natural self-healing capacities rather than undertake invasive procedures (again: with some notable exceptions like hip replacements, but that's an insurance system problem where hip replacements are ridiculously more lucrative for doctors and insurance companies than extensive therapeutic measures). If Elena has a specific problem her German physician might be reluctant to start a certain treatment, thinking that they better do nothing than possibly harm her (any further). Or she had bad luck.

@JamesBray3

Ай бұрын

Yeah the comments were brutal as hell! But like you said it was probably because most of those people didn’t appreciate the negative criticism of German healthcare 😢

@dariuslateralus7128

Ай бұрын

@@JamesBray3 yeah it's that "if you don't like it here you can leave" sentiment. But I'm going with that famous Jeff Daniels monologue in Newsroom, when he says America is not the greatest country in the world. "The first step in solving a problem is reckognizing there is one". When you're told that you're a traitor or that you hate your country for pointing out the things that keep it from being better, that's when a society gets in trouble.

Yo, no only the weather in hambueg is awful, its the hole nation here, weather is all messed up, badly! I know that, cause I was born and still to this day I live in germany, so the weather ain't a new thing :- D

@JamesBray3

Ай бұрын

Damnn 😂 I actually love cold and rainy weather tho 🎉

@therealVendettaVII

Ай бұрын

@@JamesBray3 and I want summer all the year please 😂 once u grew up here u know what I mean 😉 but nice videos you do by the way

Digga reminds him of N...

Digga is like a bro in English

@Jammet

Ай бұрын

Not quite. You can say bro and it would never be cringe. The people who often say digga, talk to random strangers like that. Like I just met you a minute ago, I say Hello, and you're like, "Ey yo was geht ab mein Digga" and I want to just crawl under the carpet from the cringe factor. It's like saying Du multiplied by a hundred, when I wanted to start out with a Sie and get to you know you at first. But you barge right in, in your underpants, and sit on the kitchen table. Not YOU literally of course, but... Arrrg I hate this digga stuff so much.

@Flyprogamer

Ай бұрын

@@Jammet Are You A German (When not) please dont coment on thinks you dont now.

i am an anti-german. i was mostly NOT on time, for 3 quarters of a YEAR and i STILL have the job somehow >:3

Alle zwei Tage Regen... seit Mai...

Man ich hab keine Ahnung was hier abgeht, irgendwie sind hier alle vollkommen Irre, wahrscheinlich ist es das Wetter