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I loved the family run Gasthauser in Germany to get great fresh meals. I don’t like fast food or most chain restaurants - don’t eat out much in US except with travel. And yes - our health care system is way too expensive and not accessible enough for everyone who needs it.

That country is toxic.

I can relate to this because when I left Germany in 2017 I literally felt RELEASE! ..Germany is the most compulsively repressive and slyly evil culture I have EVER seen. The have a chip on their shoulder for having lost every sick war in racism that they ever started.

It seems difficult to get from the usa to Germany on the legal way. Because I think that is your problem/reason to return to the US, your mother and brother. And "Hooters" isn't a big succes in Europe. ;-)

Overcapitalism in the US isn't a conspiracy theory at all, dear Haley, it's the bare truth. Please keep on ranting! 😉😇

You know, it's surprising, the things permitted in the US that are banned in Europe, considering so many things that are permitted in Europe but banned, here. I don't think, when I was in Germany, that it occurred to me to have a coke that had been bottled, locally. I made it a point to get a spezi, but that was it. My sister is in a line of work that sometimes has her travelling. Once in a while, it has her travelling internationally. She's been to Britain and had actual haggis. She knows the difference between it and what is marketed as haggis here, and she will tell you that the original haggis is much better. But they have to change the recipe in the US because a number of the ingredients cannot be legally imported. And the changed recipe is, apparently, a good deal less than appetizing, Americans have it and get the impression that Scottish food must be based on a dare or something.

Paper plates and plastic cups in gastronomy? No, thanks. Also: I enjoyed your first Hayley & Mike video on @hayleyandmike a lot. 😎👍 Can't wait for the next.

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I always believed you are a person used to P1 or 🐞 and nothing lower than that....🤔😉 ✌️Freundschaft 😂👋

I've actually had beer or cocktails in plastic cups in Munich before. But that was in an American pub (Robins Nest) near the McGraw Kaserne.

I was in the US last year, staying in a Marriott (!). That's not a 10 $ hostel. The breakfast was served in plastic and paper. I was so appaled. When I checked out, the very nice lady asked me, how I found the overall experience. My first answer was: "Do you want an honest answer ?". I'm german, so I'm not gonna lie ;)

So attractive! Hayley, your German is really good AND charming!!

German, here (so: you've been warned!) I will never ever stop to praise the burgers and onion rings @ "The Cow" in Edmond, OK. They seem to have a 2nd restaurant in town, by now. The amazing waitress was the same in 2019 as in 2017, when we 1st got there. Even "Cowboy Kent Rollins" once did answer me, that he has heared of this place. In all my visits to the US, I never went to a McD..or Burger frikkin' King. These restaurants are the real deal! Pls pay attention to them! Freddie's is a great place to go. But them tiny restaurants: They are worth a visit! My german view on that: pls support you local farmers and restaurants! Have you ever bought something from the farmer, next to you? Why not?

Simply love your spicy rants 😂, conspirationAYLEY 🤣 And ☝️ your hair looks greeaat today 😮

I remember my surprise in 1992 when I was served beer in a plastic cup in NY😂

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Topic of food quality and expectations: " ..is in the Keller" vs. "6 ft under" Many basements in Germany have a minimum height of 2.20 m*, which reaches deeper than "6 ft under". :) *However, 2.20 m is not approved as the minimum living space height Paper plates/cups-> private only for parties that exceed the domestic crockery stock. Restaurants/bars-> perhaps if they have a major event in the immediate vicinity once or twice a year, to prevent guests from getting drinks and then disappearing with their glasses in the crowd. (The use of glass bottles or glasses is often prohibited at such events)

Schnecke, gut schaust Du aus. 😙

Plastic cups 😨?! unbelievable in Germany

I agree ☝️ on you about the food. I think 🧐 USA purposely have food with bad ingredients to make plp sick.

Titanium Dioxide is a Part of white Paint and white Plastic. NASA paint their Rockets with it. Pfui Gaggi !!! Maybe this is the Reason why there are so many Serial Killers in the US.🤣🤣🤣 Hayley, hier noch etwas in deutscher Sprache : Du siehst jetzt viel natürlicher und hübscher aus als früher. Das muss wohl am Makeup liegen.(Es fehlt?) Grüße aus dem kleinen Österreich wo die Politiker dämlich sind und die Natur noch größtenteils in Ordnung.🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

Regarding the different taste of sweet beverages: Corn in the US used to be subsidized to help the poor. The food industry on the other hand invented a process to make sugar out of the cheap corn which is known as HFCS. It's cheaper than normal sugar, sweeter and one important reason why so many people in the US are obese. So Coca Cola in the US most likely still contains HFCS while in Germany regular sucrose is used. Both are sweet but taste a bit different. I don't know if this is still the case but it used to be that way.

Hi there! I'm a German who knows the US quite well, and so I love your video rants about US/German differences and have been following for a couple of years now. To this episode however I'd like to add some remarks: 1) Our health care system is more accessible for people with low or no income than in the US, that's right, but on the lower level the system is very basic, and some things can be difficult here too, such as getting a doctor's appointment. To get the full benefit from our system you have to live in or near a major city and you have to pay a hefty premium (and have access to private insurance to which not everybody is entitled automatically). 2) Food and restaurants in the US: I think you simply live in an unfavorable region as far as these things are concerned. In the north-east, I've had better food everywhere, even in the countryside. There are a lot more mom and pop restaurants, farmers markets and smaller stores with healthy food.

I'm all in for your conspiracy theories. Have you seen "The Matrix" ? I think the US is already mostly like that. Fits also good to Georges Carlins "Its the american dream because you have to sleep to believe its true".

Affordable Healthcare is a European thing, and also in a lot other countries in the world. May be the US are the odd one out. They may have to have a look across theri borders to the north or south.

I never saw going to the doctor as a luxury. Going to the Minute Clinic for me, my copay is $15. I always have $15 to go to the doctor.

The euro sign is really supposed to go in front of your amount.

Trittschalldämmung ist immer noch ein relativ unbekanntes Konzept in den USA

Had me cracking up at the AA video 😂 Regarding tableware in general, I must say that in the kitchens of most of my relatives and friends in the USA I find a lot of plastic plates, plastic cups and even paper plates. So going to some “restaurants” some Americans might feel quite at home. Though, thankfully, they do have metal cutlery. However all of the diners we ate in during our last couple trips to the USA did have ceramic tableware. It was just the motels which provided styrofoam and plastic in their breakfast areas. Mostly we ignored the motel breakfasts altogether, though they were complimentary (free) and went to a diner instead, enjoying a large American breakfast with omelettes, bacon, sausages, hash browns, pancakes, before hitting the road again. Then we wouldn’t need to eat again until evening …

I love conspiracy Hayley and her rant! 😅 Just want to add that Coca Cola doesn't taste the same as it did 15 years ago. It's just a over sweetened unidentified black liquid. The actual Coca Cola aroma is almost completely gone. Pepsi can't use the name giving pepsin in its drinks anymore so now Pepsi has become the same as Coca Cola. And I better not mention the German Dr Pepper. 🤢

My mom and sister recently visited me in Germany for the first time, and they commented multiple times on how much better the food and drinks are here in Germany. They also said that groceries are much cheaper here. By the time they left to go back to Dallas, they understood why I enjoy living in Germany.

I'm mostly here to observe the hair grow process at this point. 😜

The thing with the small restaurants often comes down to (a) zoning laws and (b) minimum parking requirements...

now, THAT is a difference that I have only lately understood to exist: you mentioned the paper plates in the last video, this time you by-the-by-ed the plastic cups. In any normal restaurant in Europe that is not an American or American-like chain you'll get everything served on real earthware or real glass - no plastic.

health care deteriorates very fast in Germany, because of the same reason like in the US, in some fields it's almost collapsing. The natural/better gummi bears were really horrible some years ago but got much better, tastier now.

thanks for calming the masses 😂

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Die Tiefe des in diesem Thread dargestellten Wissens ist wirklich beeindruckend. Ein großes Lob an alle, die ihr Fachwissen weitergegeben haben.💖

I am married to a beautiful Italian woman and I speak Italian fluently and without any accent. The problem is that I am the only one who says that. All the Italians I speak to recognize me as German. Hmm... strange?

Hayley - the simple question is, how many people are killed by US Cops and how many by German Cops - The answer ist, why I dont want/wanted to visit US unless my company forced me to. And I'm glad that I'm retired now.

- the utility bill thing: i live in NC, and Duke Energy has this option of 'Equal Payment Plan', where you pay a fixed amount every month (they set it based on previous year's usage, credit score, etc) and then settle the difference in December. i like it because it's easier to plan your monthly budget around it

"People here eat like they have acces to unlimited healthcare"😂😂😂

You really brought back my memories of when I studied and lived in germany during college. I lived with a family so I was in tuned with german culture. The bread was to die for. I had so many Brezel, or where I lived it was a Brez'n since Bavaria. So many fresh farmers markets they had. People so friendly and helpful. I know it helped that I also know german. Danke sehr fuer das ausgezeichnete Video mit youtube.

We ONLY use paper plates for a big outside party or like a picnic party. In the house, we use our normal plates from like porcelain, glass etc but not paper. I can always clean them in the dishwasher.

The point, why german kids are beeing confronted with the dark side of their country history, is easily explained: Germany has lost the war and had been occupied. (Okay, same applies to Japan, but the Japanese committed their crimes beyond their own borders).

In school in New Jersey they taught us the metric system in the 60s and 70s and said it would be the standard by 2000 not so ☹️☹️☹️

When you are ill for up to 6 weeks the employer pays for your salary, yes, but actually he gets reimbursed by the mandatory health insurance for up to 80% of your labour cost as well, so the company is not loosing so much money and actually all employees pay for your sick leave as well, as the health insurance premiums are generally split between employers and employees. Thats one of our central social contracts. Even if you are a freelancer you can still be a member of public mandatory health insurance but you pay the maximum of 960€/month instead of cheaper private health insurance offers. Many people still remain in the public system, also out of idealism. All of these things are a result of people standing up for their rights latest in the 19th century, actually dying for them.

What you think are luxuries in Germany are really not. I don’t know anyone who uses paper plates routinely at home, Germans use radiators and radiant floor heat because they use hot water or steam heating. American use central AC because unlike the German system it can heat in the winter and cool in the summer. My grandmother had radiators in her old house your towel warmers. Farmers markets they exist all over the country. I have lived in many places and they have always has a type of farmers market definitely not a luxury. It is a way for the Farmers to cut out the middleman and make a greater profit margin off their produce. I just bought fresh cherries, apricots, and pluots two days ago at a road side farmers market.

Hallo Hayley frag doch einfach Dr. Google dann weißt du was diese Zeichen bedeuten