1 day vs 10 years in Germany | going to Work 👔

Is it worth working in Germany?

[creativoever]

Think of all the money he saved having just one shirt for ten years!

[rockyromance]

Me watching this as someone who started working in Germany 4 months ago 😂😢 Edit: 26k likes? Thanks guys, that is way more approval than my boss has ever given me 😂
PS: Probation period is over and I still have my job. Wish me luck!

[Boop__Doop]

"IS THIS A JOKE!?"
"No sir we do not do "jokes""

[zhongxina]

I thought the taxes in Germany was crazy until I went to Belgium lol, almost 60% in taxes.

[Kulstan]

The switch from English to German after 10 years was smooth 😂😅

[jonathanjoestar]

From what i understood, in Germany, it hard to get rich but it pretty accessible when it comes to living comfortably

[RUpbeat]

why did i get this video recommended RIGHT AFTER MY BROTHER WENT TO GERMANY TO WORK for money

[alexsp]

As a german I can confirm this but I have to add that the house might be a one room Apartment depending where you are located.

[jennaormsby]

In the US - My health insurance is about 18% of my pay, but that's just for the coverage. Then you have your copays, deductible, and coinsurance.

[ohhimark]

In the US my mom pays 30% of her income on health insurance and can't afford to go to the doctors because there's still copays for every appointment, blood test, and medication

[Miguel-velh]

Very satisfying to have heard him speak German at the end 🤌

[dieeinzigeente]

As a german student, i feel the morning part

[kaanokcu]

Thats why we don't panic when we get ill. We just go to a doctor get treated and continue our life without a receipt

[whitney]

"Thought I could rely on the train being on time but neh eh." 😂

[npczekus]

Living in slovenia workin in germany is mad crazy. You have a pretty nice life if you do that

[Samatatzidou]

Laughing my heart out because here in Greece we lose 1/3 of our salary from the moment the employer pays you until the money is in your bank, on taxes, healthcare insurance and pension. And at the end of the year the state also taxes you AGAIN by 24% on the net amount you've received. 🤣🤣

[language]

You forgot 60 years in Germany, when you don't want to work anymore, but you're glad to be alive and easily making it without a train or bosses.

[Dr.Kananga]

In Italy we have the same but salaries are half what they are in Germany, we call it "hard mode".

[slyllamademon]

Dude get an alarm clock and stop staying up until 2am.

[VallJrOfficial]

At one point in German history taxes were a lot lower, housing was always becoming more accessible, the economy was booming and the trains were on time. Everything was clean too.