Germans Grocery Shopping in the U.S.

[spencerchase]

My favorite ever German interaction was in Salem. We met them at a restaurant and eventually we asked “so what brings you to Salem?!” They responded.. “the train.”

[commandert]

You left out the bit where they go to the counter and discover that tax is added on at checkout

[DerSolinski]

You forgot the "Why is that so big, who's supposed to eat that all"

[michaelsolomon]

The childlike joy on his face when he saw the Red Barron pizza killed me 😂

[exberation]

From”that’s expensive. “to “that’s sad. “was gold.

[devam]

Germans and Grocery stores have the same relationship as Asian parents and their children, where parents are constantly dissapointed in them. 🤣

[Star-Commander-Vong]

"How can you live here?"

With barely suppressed rage at the system that created this.

[DaphneBourne]

I expected to see at the end his realisation that the tax isn't included in the prices 😂

[MalzMainKain]

„Thats illegal back home“ summs up everything in a US Supermarket

[StrikeTheSkyline]

"how do you live here?"

You misunderstand, I survive here 😢

[pr_disaster]

Possibly the number one thing that Europeans need to understand about the US is that the bread in supermarkets is only for convenience. If you want good bread you either have to make it yourself or go to a bakery.

[donovannotmyname]

"Like in the Goofy Movie!" The sheer enthusiasm in that statement

[lamhamzzzzzz]

this is exactly why aldi opening over here was a multi-billion dollar nobrainer

[cardheon]

"How do you live here?"

I can't afford to leave

[AdminAddy]

"How do you even live here?"
By overworking ourselves just to barely make it the next month 😢

[splakbor]

"germany! germany!"

"also expensive."

[capt.raptor]

Americans shopping in the US:
_that's expensive. that's expensive. that's expensive._

[blazeoftherazgrizsquadron]

"How do you even live here"
"Barely" 😂😂😂

[blackice]

I remember back around 2014-2015 when I worked at a grocery store in Massachusetts. Sometimes I got tourists from Europe came in amazed at how cheap everything was. Also that you could buy a whole gallon of milk or 2 liter of soda lol

[Paragon]

As a Brit, I can only associate cheese in a can with the Goofy movie.