The Invention of the Hamburger (it’s German)

[Ty-vjwg]

I love how the sailors just materialize out of the water.

[AndGoatz]

I like how it's implied that the sailors literally just walked out of the ocean

[aleygracefinch]

An American once asked me: "do you have Cars in Germany?'

Well German invention....

[bsharp]

love how the sailors aren’t getting off a boat, so it looks like they just emerged from the sea

[Pixelcraftian]

_”You made that up”_
_”Maybe I did, but it’s a nice story.”_

this line is cool :)

[darkhumor]

Belgium: I made french fries
France: they will never believe you

[Mangle]

“America invents everything”
Literally the most American thing I ever heard in my life

[kakacarrotcake]

*frantically searching the map for cheeseburg*

[alaafareed]

Your acting at this point is oscar-worthy well done mate

[disasterleo]

"Yeah. I made it up. But it's a nice story." Best quote I've ever heard

[king_of_frauds]

Germany legit invents too much to not get the credit it deserves.

[daxidol]

I've had an American compliment me on my English before. I'm English.

[okksure]

I love how the sailors just walked out of the ocean

[eggabacon]

Sailors: *In physical pain for like 10 seconds after touching the burger*
Stand owner: *Casually picks up burger to put it on bread with no reaction whatsoever*

[Jony_]

Germany: I made hamburgers

US: Unfortunately for you, history will not see it that way.

[overomanlord]

I argued with an American who believed pizza was born in New York 💀

[MegaDada]

Fun fact: during WWII, some Americans refused to call them “Hamburgers” due to the German origin. Instead they would call them “Liberty steaks”.

[alagaan]

i love how the sailors just casually walk out of the sea

[Benwut]

I was on a high school tour in the US and told someone I was australian, and they asked "Oh, so how long was the drive?"

[impirialprussia]

This reminds me of a friend who thought the USA invented pizza and even after googling it he said that google was lying