THINGS YOU WILL NOT FIND IN GERMANY

⤹Everything you want to know is here!⤵︎

Part 2 of this cute little series "things you will not find in Germany" 😂🙃 some good, some bad, and some ugly. Yall got mad when I said never so I changed the title.....

00:00 Things you will not find in Germany
00:28 Fire hydrants
02:14 Cheerleaders
05:56 Annoyance
11:18 Churches
14:35 Thank you for watching & see yall in my next video

How old are you?
As old as the days are long

Where are you from?
Florida

Where do you live?
Germany

love yall

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[Capricorno]

In Romanian there exists a proverb, that fits the case with the alligator: "A fool who isn't proud, isn't fool enough."

[daskeks]

About Cheerleader and Germany: We have something similar in some parts of germany, at least it reminds me about cheerleading.
Every City, Town and whatever which has a "Karneval-Tradition" has also "Funkemariechen". It's not about sports, but they do similar acrobatics and wear extreme short skirts etc

[nikomangelmann]

the alligator story basicly explanes, why america still use imperial measurment instead of metric.

[silentkiel]

The "classic hydrant" (Überflurhydrant) can only be used in warm regions because they would freeze at low temperatures. But in my childhood in Germany I also saw several Überflurhydrants. According to German Wikipedia they still seem to be used here.

[dorisschneider-coutandin]

Regarding "Gridgirls" (ladies holding umbrellas for race riders, being scantily dressed while doing so) - they are no longer a thing in racing events. Most racing events don't have them any longer or replaced them with young men and women in just normal corporate sportsgear, indicating the racing team accordingly. Toned down for the same reasons we look sceptically at chearleaders.

[will-obwc]

We know how to entertain ourselves with our club chants

[Wintermaus]

I feel about cheerleaders the way I feel about beauty pageants. Just. NO, eeww

[TomTomson]

I am 43, German and still know the classic fire hydrants.

[Aliastbc]

4:05 😅So basically we are letting the sport speak for itself and that's all the entertainment we need?!😆 I can live with that

[Karin_Aquatica]

I didn’t even know that mega churches exist! 😮
Now I feel like I’m living under a rock.

Greetings from Germany

[joannunemaker]

Interesting points taken up. I enjoyed this video. 😊❤

[Wintermaus]

US mega-churches, football games, political rallies etc. are like concerts😂 That's how they attract the gullible crowds. The people are basically just "there for the entertainment"

[robert]

*Wait a minute* ! I've been consuming your videos for years now and you are telling me, you're NOT a firefighter? What other secrets do you keep up?

[Visitkarte]

The story with the alligator is wild. Darwin Award recipient.

[voiceinthewilderness]

Re: fire hydrants
It is less about better for fighting fire and more about being better for Germany.
For one the subterran fire hydrants do not freeze over and do require much less mechanical wizardry to ensure that.
They also won't fall victim to some car or truck or whatever.
It is much more about the time the fire hydrant is not used than about the time it is being used.
Also, the German variant is of course better.
Kidding aside, I think the German version is just another case of German infrastructure being more ...I do not know if "sophisticated" is the right word, but I would put the subterran fire hydrant in the same category as the ground cables instead of cable on wooden poles. Germany spends more on putting its infrastructure underground so it is less vulnerable to bad weather.

[horstschmitzberger]

Its a question of capacity for water, a hydrant classic, you can see similar in US means it can fit in 2 C tubes fill with watering pressure, underfloor connect „always a b“ a bigger sice or more c sice tubes for more water and more separate tubes at Aktion. But there are a lot of classic Hydrant specially in coutry side of Germany 🇩🇪

[folkehoffmann]

About the fire hydrant sign: I didn't know that either and I am German and have been living in Germany for almost my entire life.

[piccadelly]

The cheerleaders in Germany are at Oktoberfest, they cheer you up for another drink 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[arnodobler]

The cheerleaders have to wake people up! 😜

[annamc]

I’ve only seen cheerleaders at football and basketball games here in the US. Baseball doesn’t have cheerleaders to my knowledge; usually there’s just a mascot. Nor soccer — as you say, halftime just isn’t long enough, although often there’s some kind of 15-minute performance at halftime by local musicians or dancers depending on the occasion. And yes, we Americans expect to be entertained from start to finish!