THIS CHANGED MY LIFE IN GERMANY🇩🇪

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[tasminoben]

Moin Antoinette. Ich habe deine Berichte über deine erste Zeit in Deutschland vor ein paar Jahren gehört. Ich finde, dass du eine sehr starke Frau mit einem guten Durchhaltevermögen bist! Du hast meinen Respekt dafür! Liebe Grüße aus dem, jetzt wieder regnerischen Hamburg, Ben❤

[fipsvonfipsenstein]

Feel free to call a spade a spade. We have far too much bureaucracy here in Germany. I've been suffering from this "culture shock" for 51 years - and my experience tells me that A) it's not getting any better, and B) as soon as the government proclaims a reduction in bureaucracy, I'll have to buy another filing cabinet.

Oh, and by the way - could you maybe do some content on New Zealand? I've been watching you for so many years now and only recently found out - by chance - that you're driving on the wrong side of the road there. Is Dr. Ingrid known everywhere there or do only the coastal inhabitants know her? Have you ever had any encounters with whales and/or dolphins yourself?

[Lillyrosechan]

I really tried, like I come from the neighbouring country, even our languages are very similar and still the people are so different, where as the Dutch are direct and kinda blund, the northern germans are very backstabbing and secretive in loads of things, my boss is threatening me, I have a shitty doctor that doesn't do even the basic of the basic in terms when you have the flu or anything else. (example: she won't check your lungs or ears or whatever when she thinks you might have corona, she doesn't feel the organs in your throat or the sinuses in your nose.) the people overall here are meh