Finally I can get paid for complaining 😆

TRY Mexico or the US n I bet you'll change your mind the only good thing about US is 2nd Amendment

The USA also still uses toilet paper 🧻🗞️

I know many countries and when I come home I'm always happy to be in Germany. A lot of what this GUY spouts is stupid, populist gossip. I pay 45% taxes and always the maximum rate in social security, but I introduce a very happy life. It doesn't always help to see everything so negatively.

​@@maxkrause3452He's allowed to have his opinion

So sell it to the next tenant or the landlord. The problem is if a kitchen is included in the rent, not only is the landlord required to fix it, they're also legally liable for damages caused by e.g. a defective appliance.

😅

​@@RadicalLiving... apparently they like hearing the complaining too! 🤣 "Ich kann's nicht!" 🤣 My direct translation of... "I can't!" 🤣 lol (I lived there 10 years 😋)

complaing champion

​@@RadicalLivingDo it, its the LAW!😅

No, as a German you should complain about why he is taking so much time to publish Part 2 xD

Well thank you....

Would you compare with the UK?

@@robertmazurowski5974 I spent 20 years or so living in UK. I own a house there. I have zero plans to ever move back. Every time I visit I notice crumbling infrastructure, decaying communities and a broken country. It's dirty and the people are not as friendly as they used to be. In my opinion.

@@nicandtris do you think this is because of brexit or further back with deindustrialization?

@@robertmazurowski5974 I think nothing is ever black and white and undoubtedly politics, economics sociology etc all play a part.

You mean in Ireland it's worse, lol?

Ireland is the definition of a 4th world, it’s a deeper level of nothing!

Yes, a German complaining means "I can imagine this could be done in a better way" it does not mean "somebody else does it better". This drives innovation ahead without competition. Tradtionally a good thing, but today things are too complex for a single person to start an innovation.

Meanwhile in the US: "You guys have trains!?"

As an Irish person it frustrates me when Germans insist their trains suck. I went there to visit an ex multiple times and it took me the same amount of time to fly there and get two trains to his as it does for me to get 1 train to Galway. The trains are also much nicer and less claustrophobic.

Thanks for your comment, what else did you find frustrating in the USA, was it something that made you leave? Cheers

As someone who has been to Mercia many many time I mostly agree.

Military is the 3rd highest thing according usdebtclock on where taxes go

The US media and the American government are one and the same , or are owned by the same people.

Ok... True on the taxes... But a big part of the reason so many of our tax dollars go into our military is not only our own defense but that of Europe and other countries as well. So, you can pay your 45% taxes in Germany & get your health, etc safety net out of it, while for decades on end most Euro countries pay a lot less as % of GDP into NATO and American taxpayers pick up all the slack. Finally some started to pay a little bit more. So, you can be glad that Americans are subsidizing your way of life. Because, anyway, without defense you'd already belong to Putin and/or Xi and who wants that shit?!!! Lol.

I agree, I am italian and all the video could have been exactly the same related to Italy

I don’t agree. Bureaucracy, digitalisation, trains, internet, ambitions and many more are not a problem or outright solved in some of Germany neighbours.

And Spain. We are all European Union.

And Poland.

Listening to him complaining about permitting, it's identical to much of the US

You don't need a job in Germany to survive. That's the biggest advantage.

America's North East is closest to Germany and is different than rest of the country. USA is big country and it depends where you live.

Where in America? Such a big continent

@@gec829 the part where bald eagles run around on seaweed at low tide screaming "AMERICA, FUCK YEAH!!" To heavy metal while holding a beer in one HAND and firing a rifle into the great big blue with the other. Also the place is a corrupt shit show with a puppet president and ignorant divided populace

*Turkey is superior where it comes to toilets compared to Germany. All public toilets in Turkey provide you with a wash. In German offices you can smell that the people don't wash their buttox...When I went into a police station I almost fainted...the same goes for the trains. You don't feel safe sitting on the seats.*

yeah man toilets in Colombia do have plenty of running water , theirs not ! you do not seem to get rid of your faeces easily in Germany …many do not shave their pits and their smell seem liked putrid garlic!

pretty german women do NOT brush their teeth !!!! their feet do have small gardens under their toenails!!!

@@MauricioMontoya-dd1wi I had the same experience in the Czech Republic (regarding the foul odour)...in the summer you just wished Covid would have destroyed your sense of smell eternally

That's the only benefit in Italy 😆

Yes and that the language they use is complicated as shit. I tried to help a friend with his asylum and had to Google almost everything because I did not understand the juridical terms. It’s my mother tongue. How is a foreigner supposed to fill out that form ?

So true@@lemmings6516

Listen -they couldn't connect the internet to the house i've been living for fckn half a year -just because of one small technical mistake (code missing on the router) -there were tons of paper signed and going back and forth and nothing was done -it's a country which is stuck in mid late 2000 and is not moving any forward -because a lot of these paper smear workplaces are just a form of subsidised employment for old and tremendously self important folks who's only mission in life is to spread incompetence and bad service -for christ sake -even France is better than Germany -wanna hear an oxymoron? There it is -a flexible german...

I absolutely agree! I studied in Japan, too. Also, I made my Abitur in Berlin but studied in Bavaria and now have kids that go to school in Bavaria. I did some minor research for a paper in Japan on the German education system and its flaws. Turned out, one of the reasons why Bavaria keeps getting scored higher is because students are much better trained to answer the types of tasks that are given in the PISA test. Which for example in the mathematical field are basically very repetitive types of tasks that go on for pages and pages. We never had those in Berlin whereas my daughter, who actually very much loves math, was close to tears when during Corona she was handed yet another sheet with 60+ ever same calculations. It’s a very good practice sheet for those who have difficulties, but it kills every joy for those who understood it the first time. I saw similar kinds of tests in Japan. Simply by learning things by heart you could score very high marks, no need for showing you actually understood what you were doing. (One example, one of the writing classes was so specific that we even got a very similar task beforehand so we did as all the chinese and koreans did: prepared the text word by word with all the fancy phrases, learned that by heart and simply changed some numbers according to the chart we got ob test day 🤯. Mark: A, learning experience: close to 0 🤷‍♀️.) I’m btw not saying the German education system is perfect or doesn’t need any changes! The fact that your way through our system is still very much predicted by your parents education status rather than your own performance (and Bavaria is leading in that) is appalling and should be reason enough to make all the ministers get up their asses and make that change possible! Very much is done in several states but some states are simply prone to change and block everything, leading to the fact that we have so many different types now. (Btw, I did my research in 2009 and it seems nothing has changed since 😅 - at least not here in Bavaria).

That was not the intention of the study. First it's for 15year olds only ! And they compare language and Math skills. Reading/Writing/Calculations. If people are unable to read, it's not the time to talk about critical thinking. In this age you have to assume the teacher is right. It's somewhat finer, than a score for analphabetism.

It’s not bad but it could be much much much better- even with relatively low expense.

​@@missis_jo1017 There's no way around your last point: educational achievements of children all over the world are closely correlated with the parents' socio-economic status. It's a matter of class culture differences and no reform of the education system can eradicate those in a world of readily accessible 24/7 entertainment (a.k.a. the internet).

@@vaska1999 Sure that, but there are means to lessen the impact. And in my opinion an ever growing older population like ours should do everything they can to get children of lower socioeconomic status into whatever field they want, instead of restricting their potential to where they come from. (And vice versa: we should also encourage children of higher socioeconomic background to get into „lesser“ jobs if that’s what would potentially make them more happy, than following in their parents footsteps).

Spanish bureaucracy is bad, but at least they don't demand a Wohnungsgeberbestätigung to get an empadronamiento in the middle of a housing crisis, forcing everyone to fight like dogs over the dwindling number of flats that aren't illegally sublet.

Spain is way more better in terms of bureaucracy

​@@himanigupta1616yes, also in corruption....

@@himanigupta1616 Have you tried applying for the citizenship? Or filling in the "wealth abroad" form? Or getting (my friend's case) some form of financial help while chronically depressed? I know SO many stories straight out of Kafka.

@@tattiesconebuttie Has something changed then? I changed address in Spain in 2011 and 2013 and in both cases needed a document from the flat's owner for empadronamiento.

First one: to pay for the cleaning, and they are usually pretty clean. Second one: yes, but always use a cart and pack away from the cash.

Efficiency at the counter is what I miss the most about Germany

Germany also doubled down on copper when other nations were already upgrading to cable and fiber.

what an excuse, even the third world countries can "build out a network based on latest tech", why do you Germans stick on "upgradining exisiting copper"? Don't tell me you don't have money for "build out a network based on latest tech"

@@jiawang1743 Blame Helmut Kohl and cable TV: this is a german to english google translated qote from somewhere on the internet: We probably have Helmut Kohl to thank for the whole mess anyway. It recently became known that his predecessor Helmut Schmidt had already decided on a plan in the spring of 1981 to equip the Federal Republic with fiber optic cables across the board. When Kohl came to power, he stopped the program and decided instead to invest heavily in the cable network for television. He thought that public television had a left-wing bias. So he wanted to at least create a counterweight - in the form of private television, which in turn was dependent on a well-developed cable network. That's why Helmut Kohl had sidewalks torn up and copper cables laid across Germany. Back then they were significantly cheaper than fiberglass.

@@jiawang1743 oh and deutsche glasfaser findally build a fiber optic network in my village, finally i have FTTH in my home

What job did you do? My last job was as a furniture maker (pretty much working class I‘d say) and that was one of the best jobs I ever had. Working as a waitress/dish washer on the other hand was terrible. They treat you like shit, which is a problem throughout the entire service sector.

I heard the work culture in France is pretty chill mind set and they value your free time

Same thing in France!

Wow! 😮 That's terrible! It sounds like a class thing. Shameful.

Hello How is your day going

At least you won't have to put up with toxic positivity, which originated in the USA and has infested the UK for the past three decades. It's a real strain pretending to be happy when you aren't and it doesn't solve problems as you pretend they don't exist. Those on the left in the UK admire mainland Europeans, especially the French, for not taking cr@p from their governments and protesting.

In older days, this was the motivation to improve things, today people became more unindependent and it turned into "why can't somebody else do something about it".

In France too, complaining is a national sport. Besides a lot of snotty people.

To be far taxes are very common in western europe, not so much in eastern euorpe. Also in Asia there are countries called Asian tigers, which are developing fast due to little regulations and low taxes (at least low by european and american standards). Europe is great for many things but it’s true that sometimes it promotes mediocrity. For example, I live in Czech Republic and for the tax declaration you have no issues if you only have income from your employer in the past year. But if you had 2 employers, you invested money, you had donations or you had an extra income exceeding a certain amount you are going to need a tax advisor. Now, if you are lucky you can find a tax advisor you makes you spend 30 EUR, but very often tax advisors can ask 200 EUR, in which case the amount you receive from the government when filing the tax return request could be lower than the cost of submitting this request. Of course you can submit the request by yourself without any cost but since tax is a very delicate matter that requires advanced knowledge and even locals always go to tax advisors for tax returns, doing that as a foreigner who barely speak czech is a dumb move. So, if you are an employee with no extra income everything is going to be fine but as soon as you had an extra profit, it’s easy to get it vaporized by taxes.

Fantastic and a so very true comment Anastasia. I live in Alberta and the Alberta Health System (AHS) is atrocious. For everything outside of a super fast prescription writing for a pill, there is no time for a patient. It's 2 minutes - in and out. For the simplest things you have to go to an imaging centre. Often, they are far away from the family doctors' office. Insane. B.C. is the same, as is every other province in Canada. Atrocious. Lousy.

The wait times in the US are getting quite long. A week ago I made an appointment for a dermatologist because a growth on my head appeared and was getting larger quite fast, and it was alarming. I would have to wait till near the end of December for an appointment. As I was talking with the receptionist, she said, "Oh, wait, I have a cancellation" I was able to get in, in 4 days. I had to drive over an hour to see a doctor, but it was better than waiting 3.5 months. `

American here only dreaming about a Public Health Service and I still have to wait a couple months to see a doctor or specialist even with insurance because of lack of doctors in the US after COVID.

What is 6 months for a family doctor?! So either you're not sick at all or you're dead. And we are here complaining that we have to wait a week

By the way for a specialist doctor, yes, it takes a few months and it depends on where you live, like you can get a specialist even in two weeks or a month in public medicine in some places, but yes, it can also be six months in some things, privately and it's not so much Expensive, even easier to make an appointment with a specialist)

In Lithuania is excellent

Eastern Europe has great internet and public transport

omg the struggle is real 😆

Don't let the door hit your arse on the way out

Life sucks everywhere, not just in Germany, all countries have pros and cons, take of your pink glasses, the grass is not greener on the other side, it's the same bloody color...😂😂

agreed! The grass is not greener on the other side.

@voidazru only translated birth certificate? No apostille? Call your self lucky!

if something you have to renew every 10 years is a big problem for you, you should adjust your priorities ....

In the US, 10-13 weeks to get a passport, but it's recommended to allow longer time just to make sure you'll get it in time for your needs. If you lost yours, or need to renew, you can do it within 2 weeks of your trip with an expedited process. For me, I would have to drive at least 4 hours from Ohio to Detroit Michigan to visit a Passport office. Those offices are limited in all regions, so you could end up with a much longer journey to get one depending on where you live.

​@@ccat342His point was this is standard for any government document. It's ridiculous that you can't renew a valid passport online in 2023. And don't get me started on the snail mail.

​@@drivehard2395😮

I currently see it more in the US Trump DeSantis

In Europe, every time someone had the ambition to take the "leadership" over the others, it ended badly. translated by reverso

@caudron5926 All around the world! And very often the US government had their fingers in it!🤔

"Mediocrity" is the word that I was avoiding because it's Germany and how it could be possible, but since I have started my own research on it and talking to german friends, I realized that they have an almost perfect life, and since the moment they signed an employee contract they practically have nothing to worry about. So, I don't know if that is a dream life but at least for the ambitious ones it might be frustrating.

Ow 😐😬

If you think that about Germany what do you say about 90 % of the other countries, that are way worse ?

Germany really is the country of mediocrity, you can look up nearly every country statistics to see it. However it also means we're mediocre on the bad things, which is why so many people live here and just put up with it. Also tbf, when we tried to go beyond our limitis, millions died, so we learned our lesson and settled for a grumpy middle ground.

The German system -- and mentality -- marginalises overachievers. You will actually be mobbed at the workplace if you go that extra mile. I suppose it has to do with their fucking communist mindset which crushes individuality.

In what sense? Do you mean COVID/vaccine regulations? You can't seriously compare one of the most relaxed responses to COVID in the world to Germany during the National-Socialist regime. I lived through the pandemic here and sure, it was annoying when only the supermarkets were open for a while, but you have to keep in mind this was SUPER RELAXED when compared to other countries. You could still go outside and meet people in the street. You had to wear a mask on trains and closed spaces, there's countries in which masks had to be used absolutely EVEREWHERE. The only time where the regulation was "strong" was on the winter of 2020, where in some Bundesländer there was a curfew after 22:00. That was a little extreme but the punishment was a small fine and it was very rarely enforced. If that's your idea of a dictatorship you're living in wonderland.

In what sense?

Me too😂😂

technically they do: damn it, we're out of the required paperwork (toilet rolls) - and aldi doesn't open till the AM 😅

If the tax people are watching this they will get ideas so wisht

Same in the UK with minor criminals as well in the local paper such as a kid busted for drug running in County Lines. These kids are vulnerable and used as mules. Or someone breaking the speed limit amd running red traffic lights at night when there is hardly any traffic.

True speaking, US laws are much tougher and different because it's jungle out there and wild west mentality. Hint and advice they give is to move to nonwhite areas where's much less prejudice. Most whites in US are antisocial and racist. I gotta go back to Germany where people are more honest and reasonable. Here in US they don't like honesty but lies and deceiving each other is their mentality.

If proven guilty then they should publish it

@@austrianpainter42069 What does that help? Just look at how the carreer of Kevin Spacey was destroyed. Does anyone care that he was innocent?🍒

@@theworldaccordingtokirsch i said when proven guilty. Spacey wasnt

Germany's fragile ego is what's annoying me most as a German. Well put.

German living in SEA since 20 years. Two examples Lost my German driver license - impossible to get a replacement without staying there for two months - Ehefaehigkeitszeugnis - no way I would even try to get it done from SEA, I will suicide halfway through. My gf here has to live with it, it's just mad

😂same goes for most European countries apart from the PIGS. You’re not alone 😊

Except for the mountain regions.. Germany has the exact same weather as Ohio. Last time I was in Germany, you could have dropped me of in the middle of a field, and if no buildings were there, it would "feel" just like Ohio.

Paid 33euros for first class ICE trains-3 months in. Totally worth it for us planners.

Your idea was first-class@@MsTimelady71

Genau das Gegenteil von konservativ. Deutschland wird seit 70 Jahren systematisch von Innen zerstört und alles Alte wurde und wird immer noch umgeworfen. Alt =/= Konservativ mein Lieber.

Taxpayer money seems to go to your unemployed friends then

I hope your friends come to Germany for work and not for holiday. German people work hard and have no money for holiday.

thats how it should be. work if youre able to and if not leave

Sounds abusively humiliating, in fact.

@@vaska1999 why would one be eligible for free money in a foreign country?

1. As is the case in most European Countrys, also while they cost money, they are very clean, which is why they cost money in the first place. 3. Why is that a bad thing? Should you destroy all old buileings because they aren't friendly for the disabled? 4. Unlile in the US we have very educated drivers, i don't see that as a Bad thing. But Its certainly bad that it is so expensive certainly. 5. We have taken Millions of Immagrants and you are going to call us unfriendly, for making you do Something, you should have already been capable of doing, before coming to this Nation in the first place?!

@@onlyagermanguy dude, calm down. There is no need to get defensive. Every country has its merits and drawbacks. I like Germany, most of the things are good but as an outsider I can point out more things which needs attention than an Insider who somehow got used to it. Your 5th point seems to be directed to me, I am not some Syrian or arab asylum seeker who moved to Europe with no skills. I am an IT engineer, one of the top paying job, I came here with 10 years of professional experience and good education. German government spent zero money on my education. And you know what, people like me can move to other countries very easily because of high demand, if Germany is not friendly towards us.

​​@@onlyagermanguy #3 is definitely a bad thing for everyone with mobility problems, for parents with small children, and for many/most of the elderly. #5 Even Germans admit that Germans are generally an unfriendly people. Btw, you let in a couple of million refugees a few years ago because you need immigrants to do all the work Germans think is below them, AND because you're demographically dying fast.

Where do you live?

​@@user_sysroot980for certain not in germany 😂

@@JonasBackhaushahahahahaha

@@JonasBackhaus To dislike 10-20% of something, does not necessarily turn to hate the entire thing. People tend to not be aware of the positive things, and take them like granted. Just like 10 years ago, the VAT on Hotels was lowered, isn't that great ? Since 30 years tax rates are shrinking, shrinking, shrinking, (from 52% to 42% max). Unemployment is low, Homelessness is low., for 49€ you can go 1000km...

IN GERMANY YOUR RIGHT BUT ICUT MY TREE ANYWAY AND DID NOT NOTICE THAT GEMEIDE NOTICE

No, he means, in terms of changing what already IS, not political leaning. It is slightly different aspect.

In some Bierstuben you hear " Borussia Monchengladbach" like 1000 times 😮

I thought the whole video turned populist rather quickly 🙃. Also it seems to be rather common to not have a closer look into the PISA results. Saxony constantly ranks among the highest and the first year they actually outperformed Bavaria I read a very lengthy interview in Die Zeit (?) were the reporter downright tried to find reasons why Bavaria has it worse (like more immigrants) and how those factors drag down Bavarias results 🙄. It was pathetic. . Another sign that the east is looked down upon education wise is, that I never once read an article on how Saxony and Thuringia could function as role models, when it comes to shorten the Gymnasium from 13 to 12 years. Or just have a look what was taught in the GDR that also had only 12 years and - as you said - a very high standard in the MINT subjects (since this seems to be all they focus on anyway). 🤷‍♀️

then bring solutions to the problems

That's the whole point isn't it? It's always easy to demand that others solve the problems, right? If only more people did just a little bit less complaining and instead asked themselves how they could contribute to a solution... But unfortunately many think that pointing out the problems is enough of a contribution.

Uhm... spain? There are plenty of countries with lower taxes mate

is it true switzerland taxes is lower? Because everything was so expensive when i visited there in 2018.

@@datvik7187 Yeah. Taxes are lower. But Switzerland is a country with very high wages. Germany is not. We even have 20 per cent of workers working in the low wage area. I would call Germany even a low wage country, compared to the taxes and the prices.

@@yvonnehorde1097 thanks for your insight! 🤗

Not only in Germany. Here in France my GP is arrogant, talks to me like if I was an idiot

but a car is faster look at the bundestag or in bayern

So true. In my home country the 'only' train that is really used constantly is from the capital to the sea. Because that's from 2 end to the other. And while the distance is like 3 or 4 times less than for example if you take train from Hamburg to Munich, still takes like 6-7 if not 8 hours to do it. There are so many twist, gound up, then down and so on through the country. And it stops in a lot of the other big cities, so technically that is the only train that people use both between big cities or from city to the sea. Apart from that, there are some railways here and there and there are few people that use them, but both are rare and very unreliable. While in Germany you have trains till almost everywhere

The train system is amazing. Berlin is incredibly connected by train. Yet, cars are parked everywhere !

Obviously never lived in Eastern Germany. Soooo many places don't have train connections. And a bus like 3 times a day. Worse than a village in the Balkans!

That Germany has a lot of Burocracy comes to the fact that it is a Federation, not if it is poor or not. Also Germanys Internet System isn't great but it is still ranked 25 to 38 in the World in coverage and speed, still above any "3rd World Nation". It had also significantly improved over the last Years

The thing is, Germans stick to all rules and laws. Some European rules are the same for all member states, and Germany is trying hard to obey them all. While in southern Europe they just tend to ignore it, or don't take it so strict. And than they call it savoir vivre, laissez-faire or dolce vita. don't know any portuguese term yet. Germans don't have such term, the only similiar is "Feierabend", that means something like "Let's celebrate the work is done".

@@holger_p I guess I prefer feierabend, then :)

he's complaining about bad internet but has a vpn service as sponsor. yeah, right ....

But you get so humble when you are used to the slow speed and the bad & expensive mobile contracts. When I visited India and bought a 1.5 GB mobile contract a day for ~5€ I nearly cried (it was the smallest package I could get). If I wasn't used to how it is in Germany I wouldn't have felt such joy. 🤣

​@@susowellington5447 I don't know which contract you got, but I live in India and get 1.5 GB data per day, and it costs me about €3.00 a month.

I think it’s the same all over Europe, unless you go in Scandinavia and maybe Denmark and Iceland. I am from Italy and for the high school, best student enroll to the “Liceo Scientifico” in which the most “scientific” subject you got to study is math but then your studies focus on advanced literature and include latin language. Then we have the “Liceo classico” (kind of Gymnasium) which is more about literature and phylosophy and in there you can learn latin and ancient greek. Now, unless you can travel 2000 years back in time your studies are not going to be useful in life but according to many people in our country, by studying these languages and subjects you get to be more prepared for university because you get used to hard studying. Good…but wasn’t it better to get used to hard studying by learning something you actually need to know and are going to use in the future?

Welcome back! Doing pretty well thanks^^

Bleiben Sie bitte dort. Versprochen?

I think it's great that stores are closed on Sundays. We need to wean ourselves from the notion that we live to work and to shop!

but what if it is a tiny tree on your own land?

​@@tatjanav9657It is a tree. 😉

Well, the situation was not better in the Uk though when I worked there. But we should take the example of Japan. I mean, are we Germans not really friends with Japan? We could learn from our friends there.

In your own flat/house you can install the good toilets. But yes, I see the issue there.

did you know that the movable parts of the toilet can be unscrewed in less than 3 minutes and that they are dishwasher safe? in any case, the parts look like new afterwards. but you must not tell anyone how you did it.

You Italian people are much more warm-hearted than germans.

no it's not the same, I swear you guys are mentally challenged or probably notneven italian

we talked about German specific problems, you barely can find country on the Earth without complaining to traffic jams or high rents

Go to vietnam then u know what a real trafficjam is

I am from Italy and many things are the same, probably because we are in the European Union and due to high debt, something that most countries in western europe have a problem with. Not to mention Maastricht parameters and austerity measures that block investments and real changes. EU makes everything very slow, complicate and hard to achieve. Only perk is freedom of movement for people and goods.

Congrats! I'm A.2 right now. Getting dual citizenship via birth right. I don't have to learn the language because of it, but I am, because I hope to move there in the not too distant future.

Yes, Germany sucks! Please appreciate your homeland and do not move here!

I can't understand it that well from the audio quality, but it sounds pretty normal, maybe a bit Austrian. However I am sure generally the dialect will be different, since already dialects in Germany differ so strongly.

Glad to hear it!

Italy is SO much more regulated than Germany, but people just use professionisti to deal with that stuff. I read in an Italian newspaper somewhere that there are more laws in Italy than all of the laws of all the countries in the world put together. There are so many that no one even thinks of trying to fill out the paperwork themselves; for that you use the services of a professional (professionista) that takes care of the stuff the government requires. Oh, and Almost 1.5 months less taxes in Italy, who would have thought? Not so bad Italy, not bad at all!

Same in Turkey. We also wait months just to see any doctor. Sad part is best ones are already left to Germany.

@@dogukantaytuglu it's a really bad time to be sick if you don't have allot of money 😔

I'm so glad!

​@@RadicalLivingDude, what is your favorite political party in Germany?

@@RadicalLiving It's all about reaching every possible target group. Next milestone: Furries! 😂

Hello How is your day going

And here I thought Amtrak in the USA was the absolute worst. Try being told your passenger train is 12 hours late because the freight trains have right of way. And you are at only the second stop? I'd get to my destination quicker in a covered wagon.

Good God! 31 hours to go from anywhere in Germany to anywhere in the Netherlands?! That's worse than a Third World standard! 😮

Hello How is your day going