You are walking on a bikelane, that is not for pedestrians :)

We Dutch people like to complain because we have everything we want. We are actually spoiled a.f.

dutch really complain, but, if they don't start worry..... and these kind of video's give us dutchies more persepective how great it is here. you will learn to apreciate things if you see other countries.

This is Nijmegen Lent

I’m not too far north of Dallas and homie isn’t exaggerating. You NEED a car. It’s not safe to walk, bike, roll, etc. I’m 99% of the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Also, sidewalks end or don’t exist. It’s insane. And painted bike lanes are rare and protected bike lanes are even more rare - non existent, really.

That's terrible. I'm sure you are doing well and you are very good looking. Take Care

Damn bro glad 2 see you still on here, I just found ya

Cycling is healthy transport. Not only because you stay fit, but also because you don't have any particulate matter or exhaust fumes. As a 70-plusser, I use the OV-fiets and, once or twice a month, the shared car in addition to the bike and public transport. With that combination, it is nonsense to still have a car.

Oh no the 5 different girls you were talking to were not talking to other guys they each were fucking at least 5 different other guys..

respects brodie, helped a lot. cheers!

The Netherlands is such an awesome country and us Dutch are so ungratefull of it, that we now have the entire 3rd world (and some lost Americans) knocking on the door.

Thank you brother I haven’t watched you in a hot minute. Thank you Jordan🙏🏽

What most people can't grasp is that all of our comfort as you mention is thanks to the fact that we are taxed highly and the infrastructure is developed by that money. Plus the fact that all of it is managed by norms so it is all pretty uniform. If you do it right in the first place you don't have to do it twice and save money in the long term. Wealth starts with a good infrastructure, something a lot of countries don't seem to understand, just short-term thinking.

Groceries are really affordable compared to America. Here you can have a good healthy diet without having to be a millionaire

tax money from the USA is going to other things i think...i think u would know btr then me :) and i dont mean funding little to ukraine....usa has a different problem.... Nice to see u here in the netherlands! thanx for visiting! we have nothing to complain here.... only thing maybe we pay a little to much tax....but u get other benefits for it as well...

Watched a ton of these types of vids. You the only one to mention the ups hack. Good looking out

"Doe maar normaal, dan doe je gek genoeg"

Bikelanes were wonderful. But then: fatbikes.

I do not know where you live, but all youre videos show very expensive, luxurious neigbourhoods! Where I live things are good, but not as good as where you are... And one teasing question... If you say: do not take these things for granted (which is a comment) and saying it is not that good in America...is that not complaining?😂 I think you are at the same level after 12 months.. you are integrating wonderfully 🎉! But really...our streets (social housing) do not look that good, clean, well kept etc. Houses are off course not looking that good either...

Complaining is part of Dutch culture, if it's raining, it's too wet, if it's sunny it's too warm, if the weather is just right, not to warm, not to cold, not to humid, well dammit we'll find something else to complain about.

tnx......

Basically you're complaining about Dutch people complaining too much. You are being assimilated into the Dutch "complain culture" very effectively!

Yoyo. 2 meters tall blonde Dutch guy here: I don't give a shit about your skin colour, religion, gender, sex, age, height, or life choices. If you're nice to me, I'm nice to you. A stranger is a friend you just don't know yet.

I deeply miss being able to operate as desired. No constant compromising and pivoting around everyone else's preferences and schedules , which is suffocating at best. Living in a vehicle in summer is practical and opportunistic. Can't wait to do it again! 🌟

Home is where my car is ❤

You mentioned the town of Groningen. Come and check it out,. The citycenter is (years ago) designed for bikes and pedestrians only. The townsquare is recentelijk updated with trees and benches and waterfountains. Right now everybody is walking and biking as they please, but rules are in the making

Dutch complain the least in February because it is the shortest month😑

There are many ppl from África in NL,ur wrong,and whats the importance of that????

Personally I’d rather be uncertain as to where my money comes from rather than slave away to a boss that doesn’t care about me. Sometimes in life, you gotta be willing to take a risk and sometimes the risk will pay off. A job isn’t really stable income because of the at will doctrine meaning that you can be kicked out just as quickly as they let you in with or without warning.

Thank you so much. Love you❤.

At least you're walking on the `correct` side of the bikepath; facing the oncoming traffic. This is the way so you can step out of the path when traffic demands it and still be relatively safe.

The Dutch Government always screws the citizens when citizens complain to them.....

Imagine the supermarket prices and then visiting a weekend market place. 2 bunches of fresh radishes; €1.20; spring onion same amount/price. Strawberries €3 for 3 boxes (in winter). And then the markdowns when visiting around the last 2 hours. 5 or 6 leeks for €1 or 3 eggplant for the same price.

Cycling in the Netherlands is simply from A to B. from home to work from home to the sports club and do some shopping. and not for fun. Cheap fast plain In the Netherlands you can buy a new granny bike B quality for € 295.- to A quality € 750.- maintenance is +/-50 to 100 € per year 1 bike from €275 goes 5 . 10 years a bicycle of € 750.- will last 60 > 80 years. I ride a bicycle (Gazelle) built in 1952/1953 A Quality Bike Best regards Frits uit Amsterdam

That was an abrupt ending…

Judging from other channels; it is not the price of groceries; it is also the freshness of grocieries, even in the general supermarkets…

#1- you can get braids wet #2- look coming from a USA person, you could never walk as far as you are walking in the USA w/o... You are extremely lucky to live where you live, be grateful. Be respectable of their culture & people and stop complaining. So what, you are a little inconvenienced, welcome to being halfrican-american, at least you are healthy& safe. Let's switch places seeing as though you have so many unnecessary complaints.

Kaatsheuvel to Tilburg? living in Brabant?

Let me complain as a dutch person; A late bus is a bother, but imagine a bus going 3 minutes early while still walking to the bus stop; the Horror!. Happened to me last weekend; decided to just walk to the train station and was on time to get the next train I would have gotten if I would have waited for the next bus going half an hour later.

In my not so humble opinion, most forms of complaints are just a cultural way of making conversation and not as much as thing we actually have a big life blocking issue with. When it rains we may complain but we still get on our bikes to go shopping or to and from work when within range.

My complaints are the shitty weathers we've had for the last 3 weeks straight.

They call it the American dream, because you have to be a sleep to believe it.

lmao my school in the US did not have ID cards

Danmark also as a good biking country I heard. Never checked that though. About the trees... it is for growing the trees the way you want and historicly it was to keep the sun out of your windows in summer.

Yes😂

if you dive deeper into the system, public vs private, you´ll see that it´s mostly a plan to keep things as they are:)

Go to Norway there everything is extremely exspensive, especiably alcoholic beverages.

Those square trees are indeed trees and when they have sticks bound to then it means they are somewhat young and are not able to to grow and stay squared They are made square like that for breaking wind and privacy

The test you take to determine your path is a suggestion and doesn't mean it's fixed. You can work your way up through all the levels/paths if you start at the lowest one or you can switch directions.

About walking into schools. Unless it's the end of the day, people will probably ask you questions if you just randomly walk into a school. I used to pick up my girlfriend, who was in another school, and I had to wait outside the school grounds. So it's not as simple as you say but it's more like a common sense thing. "Highschool" starts from 12 and above, depending on your birthday.