10 Clichés what Germans think about Americans

[@ballyshannongirl]

Talking about beer I found a joke that fits. Four CEOs of beer companies are having a meeting and they decide to get a drink. The CEO of Budweiser orders a Bud light. The CEO of Miller orders a Miller Lite. The CEO of Coors orders a Coors Light. The CEO of Guinness orders a Coke. The three CEOS then ask him, why aren't you ordering a Guinness? He replies: "If you guys aren't drinking beer than neither will I."

[@Jost2011]

YMMD! :o) Great!

[@ballyshannongirl]

@@Jost2011 my pleasure 😉

[@noctis5028]

he killed them

[@BlackDumble]

What you said about travel is very interesting. I grew up in a small village and you absolutely nailed the topic. I think that's more a difference between urban and rural regions because here in Germany we have the same problem. Mostly older people never leaving the known stuff to learn something new. It's kinda strange, thinking about how they become limited in mind like they are limiting their movement. Sorry for my bad english.

[@swanpride]

Nah, the superficial thing is more based on the fact that Americans love small talk (which Germans consider a waste of time), call everyone a friend pretty much immediately (Germans use the more neutral word "Bekannter" first, a "Freund" is something deeper), ask "how do you do" without expecting a honest answer and tend to put a greater emphasis on make-up and fashion than most Germans do. I actually think that a German initially has to work harder for his job, because the employers are way more careful who they hire in the first place. Later on though, the hard work is actually rewarded with more job security. We can currently see the downside of the lack of worker protection in the US. It's an inhuman system designed to squeeze the common worker.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yes! To your final sentences! I did not think to get into this but i have the opinion that the American system is designed to keep people working. In a way they legalized slavery. The average person can just get by. I spent several years working 6 and sometimes 7 days a week. I burned myself out and once i cut myself back and even started taking more time off i saw my production improve.

[@swanpride]

Exactly! I have paid a lot of attention to US politics since Trump run for president and I am frankly aghast over what I have discovered. It's basically a nation of "Paketsklaven" - Package slaves, that's a word we coined to describe our amazon/delivery workers, except that even THEY have more rights over here than the average worker in the US. At least they are allowed to pee. Not to mention the actual "in chains" slavery which is happening in American prisons - which in turn undermines the job market even further. It's like the US just can't exist without slaves.

[@petrapan2516]

after coming to the US as a german. not as a tourist but as some1 thrown straight into a hood I was shocked about that friendliness at first, I think it comes from that you can adress everybody with *you* and in Germany it is a red line between the *Du* and *Sie*

[@manub.3847]

@@petrapan2516 "Red line", I think that this depends more on the situation / circumstances. In the family environment + circle of friends, it is now common for adults to be addressed with "you" and first names (during my childhood these were all nominal uncles and aunts) In the workplace it depends on the environment. About 5 years ago, the "jungen Arbeit-Küken"(m/f) would not have dared to "duzen" (almost) any colleague without explicit permission.Today I turn the tables and explicitly use the last name and the formal "Sie" in the presence of customers.

[@daniellarkins3849]

@@petrapan2516 Do you live in the USA still?

[@MyRetroJourney]

When the older brother of my best friend was an exchange student in Utah in the late 90's he got asked questions like "do you have cars?" or "do you have electricity in Germany?". Most of them couldn't even find Mexico on a map...

[@scifinn6332]

Yeah someone from my german family did shortly work in the US in the 90s and one Guy asked 'how the war in Europe' was going xD

[@mats7492]

"do we have cars? Yes, we invented them"

[@marcelkutzler4702]

Love how the intro is just metal. Straight into my face. That's how I like it! Greetings from Germany

[@peterheynen]

Your videos are super! Thanks and stay healthy at this crazy days!

[@nl8795]

What is the difference between the USA and a yoghurt? If you leave a yoghurt alone for 250 years it develops its own culture.

[@jonathanwatkins222]

Oh yah! That was so funny, I forgot to laugh... Let me tell you about the three thinnest books in the world. The third thinnest book is "The book of American Culture". The second thinnest book is "The book of Italian Heroes". And the thinnest book in the world? The thinnest book is "The Etheopian Cookbook".

[@nl8795]

@@jonathanwatkins222 I thought the thinnest book was "your sense of humor".

[@hansgarten5095]

The mother of all american chliches: "Americans are prude."

[@holger_p]

Is this worth to be called a clichee ? Or is it the overall truth ?

[@ared-ainu]

I don't completely agree. I think Brits are prudish, Americans over sexualised everything. It comes down to the same thing, but Americas repressed relationship with sex seems to make them obsessed with it.

[@marcelkutzler4702]

"If you prepare for trouble, trouble will come to you." Such wise words. Awesome!

[@AntiPattern123]

The Atlantik-Ale from Störtebeker is my all time favorite pale ale. After Corona you should visit the Craft-beer-bar in Hannover at the Ballhof.

[@nicktankard1244]

Or come to Berlin. There are a number of cool craft bars here. But not sure how many of them will survive this crisis :(

[@viologg]

Yeah the Atlantic ale is the best. Bought a whole crate resently. Krautsalat you should read the tale of Störtebeker the great German Pirate.( die Vitalienbrüder) Störtebeker means Stürz den Becher, which means down the cup :)

[@spitefulwar]

Riedenburger Doldensud ftw.

[@AntiPattern123]

@@spitefulwar dachte kurz, du hättest nen Schlaganfall 😂 wo gibt's das?

[@spitefulwar]

@@AntiPattern123 in vielen Bioläden und auch im Internet, z.B. bei www.beerwulf.com

[@alongcomesandy]

On the beer cliche: When I was in Los Angeles as a tourist (I'm from Austria), I went to this bar. I think it was somewhere in St. Monica. The bar keeper insisted that I'll try typical CA beers and gave me something called "Golden Road" (I think). I switched to Stella after that one. Let's just say it was not the best experience I've ever had. I didn't tell him ;)

[@agp11001]

American beer is like sex in a boat - fucking close to water.

[@mats7492]

Dont drink US lagers from big breweries..(Miller, Coors..) theyre all shit. try small local breweries.. theyre usually better

[@2911Delta]

When we were in the US in 2019, we went to a supermarket to buy some (not many) groceries. While paying for the things the cashier asked wether we need bags, sounded like an automated process because when we said ‚no it‘s not much we can handle this with our backpacks‘ she had an immensely confused look on her face and did not know what to say. This is a thing that keeps popping up when you talk about waste. Great channel btw, found it in my recommendation. Love your style and the content, because you share things you‘ve learned in your life. Hit me up when you visit Cologne.. :D Keep up the good work

[@takruparrot9438]

Would strongly recommend to try Czech beer. Have been in Prague earlier this year (before this whole lockdown thing), both the city and the beer are well worth a try.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I have a friend in Prague and it is on my list lf goals to go there!!

[@thana7179]

Yea, Prague is such a beautiful City.

[@Malexius]

Man you have realy deep thoughts , please keep up this content. Nice to have you over here. Maybe you can be a good teacher also.

[@tosheole]

Hi Eric, Do americans, generally, look down on other countries? I’ve been to Florida on holiday, but for the most part I exerinced ignorance (probably related to the lack of trevel outside US). The majority of people were very friendly, though. Cheers from Norway.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yes. Sadly. Although the people are typically very friendly there is an overwhwelming attitude that USA is the best so by that everyone else would be inferior. Like, i can say americans do not respect Mexicans but give more respect to Canadians. When in my opinion both are wonderful people.

[@jonathanwatkins222]

Yea Eric, this is what gets under my skin about my own country. When people extrole about America being Great, but obviously don't make a personal effort to make it so. It has been my experience that the ones who exclaim the loudest about their own greatness are covering something up.

[@daniellehurrell6620]

I'm a big traveler, especially to other countries. I've been to Canada, Norway, Spain, France, Italy, Jamaica, Chile, Iceland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China. I'm pretty lucky in that regard. Most Americans don't have the means of desire to travel overseas, which is a shame. However, I will mention one counterpoint to the notion that Americans don't travel. People from other countries have to remember that the US is huge with many different landscapes and cultures within it, so we already have a ton to see in our home country. It would years to travel around the US and you still wouldn't even scratch the surface so to speak. That might account for a lot of why Americans don't travel internationally. From my experience though, there is a lot to be said for going to a completely new country and trying to immerse yourself in their culture. I will travel until I am old and physically can't anymore. 😁

[@daniellehurrell6620]

Also, lack of vacation time!

[@dirkdriessen1133]

@@daniellehurrell6620 at least americans should be able to show a country on a map, before the start invading it. Its not a shame to be uninformed. It a shame to be uniformed and in charge

[@Maxi-tw2bo]

Im so lucky to fund your channal. Its really interesting so see your videos as a German

[@ranekeisenkralle8265]

The main cliche popping to my mind beside teh concerningly high prevalence of guns is the level of "patriotism" that borders on religious zealotry. I understand pride in one's achivements, but pride in where you happened to have been born? Nope. Can't wrap my head around that one.

[@LE-ul1sy]

Sad Thing is that germans almost don't have any patriotism. And 'Rechtsradikale' call their pride often patriotism. So there is no kind of 'natural' pride for your country.

[@ladyravenandcrow7143]

Leider ist es so, dass dieser Nationalstolz eingetrichtert wird von der Vorschule an. Jeden Schultag wird morgens vor dem Unterricht ein Fahnenappel aufgesagt mit Aufstehen und Hand auf Herz UND obwohl es kein Gesetz ist, den mitzumachen, macht man als Kind das mit, um nicht unpatriotischer Aussenseiter zu sein. Falls unser Kind das nicht mitmachen wird, wenn sie in die Schule kommt, und die Lehrerin superpatriotisch waere...hat unser Kind gleich verschissen ohne das es was dafuer kann.

[@ranekeisenkralle8265]

@@ladyravenandcrow7143 Ja. Hab ich auch schon gehört. Und ich denke, es bedarf keiner Erklärung, was passieren würde, wenn derartiges Verhalten im Bildungssystem hier in Deutschland (wieder) implementiert würde.... Und die Konsequenzen eines durch dieses Verhalten hervorgerufenen Überlegenheitskomplexes kann man sich auch leicht ausmalen... ..sowohl in puncto Ideologie, als auch Verhalten im Umgang mit anderen Staaten...

[@Dr_Klops]

Well I think the superficiality means more the friendly apperance in interactions which often is a mask. If Germans are not happy or confident, they will show that a lot more than many Americans.

[@moritzmaximus827]

Moin Eric, happy that I found your channel. You have a very pleasant kind(dont know wheather I use the right words) to explain and talk, I like that. Greetings from Hamburg and stay safe in this coronatime

[@finallyfallen]

Just came across your channel today. Spent my last 4 hours watching your stuff, awesome stuff, keep it going

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Thanks!!

[@pascalvorbach6829]

I like the "craft beer" from lidl as well, the stout, ipa, and the red ale. Finally videos from an american that not contains always the same topic, like omg i have to pay at a public toilet or i have to pay for water. Great video!! Keep doing great videos!

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I know of them, from lidl. I do not like stouts but i like reds and that one is good.

[@OLee82]

11:50 - It's not only about if and how often someone is travelling. It's also about "how" people travel, their mindset and education. Travelling is relatively cheap, young people travel all around the world. Working in Hotels and Restaurants myself I get the impression a lot of young people mainly travel for their bucket lists, social media posts and to be able to tell "I have been to New York, Paris, Tokyo, etc." In my line of work I have met so many people who just travel because they can or because everyone does it. People who fly to e.g. London just for some party. It really isn't about where you go or how often you travel. Unfortunately, "quantity over quality" seems to be the standard mindset.

[@manub.3847]

In my childhood and youth we didn't have the financial means to travel far.As young adults, some places in Europe have been visited since long-distance travel was still too expensive.Nevertheless, I always tried to get as much information as possible about other countries (books, documentation, etc.)

[@hansgruber3397]

Jay Störti. The Atlantik Ale is the best in their range of drodukts . I recomend you Weserpils, maybe its a littlebit more difficult to obtain

[@noctis5028]

i didn't know all of the cliches. it was realy intressting. thank you

[@ohexnohex6165]

It's astounding, - to me as a german maybe - how european you are. Very real and believable and stuff, very good video!

[@jock3l]

Omg I agree so much! - yes, Samuel Adams is my go-to American beer as a German!

[@ericschafer8431]

I never heard someone say that Americans would have great teeth? 🤔

[@happaala]

Doch

[@_Woody_]

Me neither buddy, nie gehört.

[@linus302]

vllt. weißere Zähne, wegen den ganzen Celebritys die sich die Zähne bleachen oder generell könnte das in Amerika leichter sein da beim Zahnarzt dran zu kommen an so beauty Behandlungen.

[@ericschafer8431]

@@linus302 das währe schon möglich aber ein cliché ist ja eher eine vorherrschende Meinung da kenne ich in dem Zusammenhang eher das Briten schlechte Zähne haben.

[@ricomended1552]

Ich dachte als Kind auch, dass Amis alle perfekte Figuren und makellose Zähne haben, da ich die USA nur aus dem Fernsehen kannte und mich überhaupt nicht näher damit beschäftigt habe, wie die Realität wirklich aussieht. Allerdings gabs da auch noch kein Internet.

[@Sir-Complains-a-Lot]

US: 857 million guns vs 5.5 million legal guns in Germany.

[@techow]

Hey I just found your channel, awesome content man! Willkommen in Hannover! :D

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Thank you!

[@jenstheancient7969]

Nice Video. Good explanation.

[@RobotischeHilfe]

Very interesting videos. Mach weiter so :)

[@Marcel-sf3vt]

wow i enjoyed all of your videos, pls dont stop making these

[@mrkilla1990]

Try Altbier from Duesseldorf. Uerige and Füchschen are 2 very good ones. You will love it!

[@jaredroteblume]

Perfekter Zungenbrecher für Nicht-Muttersprachler.... Füchschen 😅👍

[@tHiNk413]

I had "Mother's Milk" from Pennsylvania. Maybe it's the German tradition that still runs strong in some parts of PennState, it was awesome! Very good beer!

[@TG-wo1zp]

Nice Content here. I really like it. You should try another good german beer if you dont already know, it called Augustiner. Keep it up the good work.

[@JuanitaJustinas]

Loving your videos! Great job man! We also just moved to Germany so its interesting to hear and compare what other foreigners experience!

[@rw356]

Cool guy, cool look, cool to have you here!

[@Bierprobierer]

We totally agree on Sam Adams. That's why we chose their beer for our helium-beer clip. And hey, it's yout americans that started the craftbeer-trend which runs over germany right now. So thanks for that! If you ever come to bavaria, give us a call - we would like to introduce you to best bavarian beer!

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Hey...um, i would like to suggest that I plan a trip to Bavaria to meet you guys for you to show me the best bavarian beer!

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I had to look at your video again...i remember your helium clip....i do not remember seeing the Sam Adams....but this was so viral in the US! Now that i watch your original video i see the trick is so obvious!! But thats a real Sam Adams!!

[@ladyravenandcrow7143]

You will be shocked to hear that even in the USA more and more places are asking if you want paper or plastic bags and if you would like to use your own bags. E.g. HEB TX, commissary (Army bases) and ..Aldi.

[@kraftandre5538]

Hi Eric,with a "c"! Glad to see you´re well.Think you´re kind of a beer sommelier.i prefer you to try czech budweiser and karlowacko (croatian pivo).you´ll find in a good sorted german Getränkemarkt.Guess you´ll be surprised.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I know the czech Budweiser (the original) and in fact i was drinking it during one of the video recordings! I either didn't show it or its one of the ones yet to be uploaded!🍻

[@Deluxe1231231]

i only think that the first one could be seen in two ways for me is awsome that the the thing about germans lack what make them seem unfrendly and that also the think what can make a person in life more happy. I plan to move to usa and one of the the reason is your kindness and happyness :).

[@davidsimpson3885]

schleppel Seppel for pils and Wiesbadener IPA is real nice, which suprised me as Ale is a very English thing and to drink one that good here 👍

[@benedictmohr1075]

Man you got blue eyes. Gratulations. Also good video ;-). thx for that. Interesting to hear your opinions on these clichés.

[@s7efaaan]

Ich mag es, dass du aufrichtig bist

[@vertigor.6441]

Hey Eric....First, thank's for your great videos....you make me feel a little better if I watch your channel in this hard "Corona"-times 😀 ....maybe there is a nother topic for your next video....I'will spent my next holiday in Florida...Miami and Tampa...(11.oct 2020, 3 Weeks) and i thought you could tell me the "places i have to be" in Florida.....PS: sorry for my bad english...it's bad but wihtout google-translate 😅

[@jschlund3588]

Microbreweries in the US have good beer ^^ Had a few good one in Berkeley, SF

[@tobiasr.6903]

Sehr interessant! Vielen Dank für deine Meinung. 👍🏻

[@C-Ro]

About the beerthing: I like Rolling Rock. But in the meantime it is only available in cans. At least I can no longer find it in bottles. I find that a pity.

[@Lindexslp]

Just a quick comment about American beer: yes, Sam Adams is really good as some others from the Boston area are also. Whenever I am on a business trip to NJ I'm looking forward to the evenings at the hotel pool having my 2-3 Sam Adams!

[@Pewtah]

About "everything is huge in the US": there is so so so much space for making buildings, cars and other things huge. I traveled through California, got used to the hugeness of the landscape, especially of the giant highways through LA. When I arrived back in my home Germany I got three reverse culture shocks when I realized how tiny Germany is.

[@EngelinZivilBO]

I Remember our visit of our family over the pond! They invited us to lunch the first day, and we where so damn hungry and agreed thankful... It took us 3 fucking hours and one interstate border to arrive ... Starvation was a thing on this roadtrip.. It's simply daily life for them to drive 200 miles to go shopping or to a restaurant And a few days later I've got interviewed by a policeman because the neighbors called them for a unknown peasant... it was a hole weird experience :D

[@ger_Raenef]

german here: 1:30 1. never thought of it, but the talk sounds completly different from the question 3:04 2. isn't that a first world standard? (bags in supermarkets, first they are not free, and 2nd recently they started switching, some have paper bags for vegetables, some still have plastic) 4:15 3. yep u read that all over, reddit, news, ... - i guess the biggest difference here is german working laws 5:40 4. well not every but "bowling for columbine" example open a bank account get a gun and yeah shootings every other day and mass shootings are just casual happenings (there are lists on the net if u dont believe me) example: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mass_shootings_in_the_United_States_in_2020 (for those lazy within 10 days -> 9 listed shootings) 6:45 5. well first thought fast food and drinks 7:36 6. i would think they have no health care ergo bad teeth if at all 8:33 7. is american beer even beer by (german) definition? 10:05 8. if you see series and they have houses (aka not all) there is like always a pool 11:12 9. outsch didn't know 12:50 10. germans too - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_body_mass_index (data from 2014, usa place 16, germany 76)

[@donquinto9996]

Well, that's a very german comment 😆

[@jimbeammeup9879]

Oh yeah... When I'm adult, I think I'll be traveling a lot! You live only once so don't waste your time and step over your boundaries as there is so much to discover and to learn from our world!

[@yatzay]

I have a question to you. But firs you have to now that this is the second video from you I had watched. So sorry for asking. But now the question. How long do you live in Germany? And can you speek/ write the german language? And sorry for the spelling. I'm not a native speaker.

[@goodgoddygod]

Everybody who is a bit into beer nows, that there are a lot of fantastic beers in the US and that there was a huge push by them regarding the Craft Beer Movement that also (re)inspired a lot of beers in Germany. And in UK. And in Canada - probably everywhere around the world. I really love Lagunitas (I'm into IPAs). But the best IPA I ever tasted is from Germany (look for "Frau Gruber" IPAs).

[@kazkorianor]

Nice video to watch

[@WeeFreeGinny]

I'm a German living abroad and I have a hard time explaining the concept of "Feierabend" to my new countrymen. Any ideas?

[@hanszimmer9224]

call it the day

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yep...americans will "call it a day"...but i think its easy to explain, the time when your work is done and your personal time begins again.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Oh! Also the time is "beer 30!"

[@TheBrainstormie]

I really loved this video again and it was interesting listening to it. And I really like your eyes. They are so bright and blue.

[@zidaya333]

I hope you see this message, but have you beem to Hanover Zoo last year? They are mentioning this plastik problem , I saw it often, but I am not shocked about the fakt, I am shocked about all the masses you in the Zoo who maybe thaught for the first time about it

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I was at the zoo only one time!! I think 5 years ago! Once when i was only visiting. I really liked it but have not been back again.

[@DerSchmerler]

Hey mate I really think you should do a "German beer taste test"-vid. If you make one you have to include "Reissdorf Kölsch" - it's a local beer from cologne which you either love or hate (you better love it or I'll unsub). Cheers.

[@thomashaupt79]

They have a six pack from Störtebecker with their different beers. My favorite are Keller Beer and the Ale.

[@MichaelSmith-on1ig]

German here: good American beer I tested was Yuengling. I think it is available in the Florida area only but you should try it.

[@romankay7405]

Omg why the Kellerbier its the only Störtebeckerbier i dont like :( Awedome video ! Like !

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

But I like kellerbier!🤪 Thank you!!

[@romankay7405]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany I love the Atlantic Ale ! Dude i found your channel this morning and im enjoying your videos for hours very great job !

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

thanks man!! I think i have had the Atlantic Ale but to be safe i will need to try it again. actually, Störtebecker seems to be the overall fave among the comments, maybe i should do a sampling video.

[@rookmaster7502]

I don't think the superficiality cliche is that much about excitability, but refers more to consumerism-driven pretentiousness and people placing more value on external appearances and perceived wealth (oftentimes fake wealth!) than on strength of character and honesty. From my experience - having lived in both Germany and the USA - pretentiousness is indeed a bit more pronounced and culturally acceptable in the U.S. than in Germany.

[@jimbeammeup9879]

C J This is what clichés are all about

[@xXjaninatorXx]

i like your videos go on greetings from hamburg du machst dass Super!

[@herpderp6705]

One thing thats weirding us Krauts out is that Americans casually ask "how are you" and dont wait for the answer and walk away, while here, you expect an answer, even it its just "good, thanks". I agree on the basic american excitement. The wastefulness idea might also have something to do the usage of cars to go and buy something from the store across the street. Yeah, I know, thats a clichee as well, but I´ve seen that a lot. Its weird that a lot of big American breweries, especially in your home state of Wisconsin, where founded by Germans and managed to give american beer a bad image. Like, what went wrong? If there are american states that should be predestined to make awesome beer, it should be PA and WI. I tried Yuengling when I was in PA, its pretty okay. My recommendations regarding german beer would be: -Tannenzäple -Köstritzer -Weltenburger Kloster Barock Dunkel -Andechser Doppelbock Dunkel, as well as Andechser Spezial Hell (dont get their Pilsner though...) -Operator Dunkler Doppelbock I kinda like it like I like my metal, the darker, the better. :3

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yep, Yuengling is one of my favorites. I think all of those big name beers were good once upon a time but then they started to build a bigger empire and realized that more money is made by selling more. If you ever get over that way again Leinenkugels from Wisconsin is good!!

[@mercyy6756]

@Krautsalat, you live in Hannover? Thats really cool, you just live 1h away from me :D

[@Henrik2000bro]

Hey Eric, whats the song in the intro called? (hope is not just a riff)

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

That is from my band Ecce Bestia! The song is called 'The Trickster' and can be found on Bandcamp. 🤘🍻

[@Henrik2000bro]

Krautsalat - An American in Germany thanks a lot sounds great!!

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@Henrik2000bro the topic of my music was not discussed at first, other than using the song clip. Once we made a few videos and the channel was running then we talked about it. Our producer suggested we wait until the channel grows then maybe a video to feature my music. So for the moment other than people such as yourself who have asked about the intro song I have not said anything. Btw, its the tshirt i wore in the first episode and the zipper hoodie i am wearing in a few ;-)

[@Uerdinger1980]

Ja, das Adams Black Lager finde ich richtig gut

[@Dragonfyre137]

Phase 1: Google "British Teeth". Phase 2: Google "American Teeth". Phase 3: Profit

[@Natibert]

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[@DerHofschmied]

Just saw one of your videos some hours ago. I thought "yeah cool dude, if another video comes up on my feed i maybe watch it". So here i am and what do i see in the first second? A goddamn Blood Command shirt. Instant subscribe. Greetings from Hamburg

[@cshubs]

I had a good laugh on the first one: Americans are superficial. You said, "I have to think a LITTLE bit about this." Exactly.

[@Clairvoyant81]

Statistically, every American owns 1.2 guns on average. :) I was in the US last year and asked a barkeeper standing in front of several taps with different labels on them for his best beer.... the result was Bud Light. I was pretty baffled. Didn't taste as horrible as I expected, but I still wouldn't call it beer.

[@ltbuttermilch4682]

As a German who has been to the US quite a bit i cant say the American Beer is bad. i never had bud light or any light beer but the American Craft Beer is or can be verry good. in the bars ive been to i had way more beer to choose from than i would have in germany and i liked most of them. i have to agree on the sam adams part since it comes close to the taste of german beer.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

For the sake of the cliche i think the top selling beers would be what is judged. Many of those craft beers you have had are brewed in such small batches.

[@ltbuttermilch4682]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany You are totally right. I just don't want to hate on the craft beer and micro brewery culture since I think that has to be honored. Other than that I mostly stick to hard cider when I'm in the us wich is the one thing I miss the most.

[@petrapan2516]

number 8...great explained

[@Rsama60]

About the beer clichee. There was a lot of change in the US over the last decades. At my firts visit in the US 1976, it was Budwiser, Schlitz and Papst Blue Ribbon. 🤮 The next vist was for my honeymoon in 1991 , there you already got Corona and DosXX. Not the best but way better than Bud or Schlitz. Next visit 3 years later, ok it was in Wisconsin and there was a ton of brew pubs and micro breweries already. The in 1998 I moved to NJ for some years and the micro brewery scene grew even more. I read a number that meanwhile there are about 18000 small breweries all over the US. Are all beers good, hell no - who needs an espresso double IPA. But a lot of them were darn good. On the US obesity poblem, the people have not a lot apof chances. High frcutose corn syrup pretty much in everything but bottled water. This stuff is dangerous.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Wisconsin is my home state!! Pabst is one i used to drink a lot because i know it is an old recipe from a german family, along with Yuengling. DosXX!! The dosXX Ambar is one of my favorite beers from that side of the pond!!!

[@Rsama60]

Wisconsin, the state of the Germans. No wonder you like it here. I loved my stay there, spend 2 weeks in Madison. And btw the Packers are my favorite football team.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@Rsama60 well...you just became a friend! lol

[@UnangenehmeNachbarn]

OHHH. Störtebeker is my Hometown Beer - not belong to this the Keller Beer is my favorite. - cheers! enjoy it! Have good Time.

[@Luzineras]

american beer is like making love in a canoe: It's fucking close to water.

[@killahBmasta]

Ich schreibe mal auf deutsch - 'sollst das ja lernen 😉 Wir Deutschen finden es immer super spannend wie die Welt über uns denkt und wie die Welt außerhalb Deutschlands funktioniert. (Natürlich schlechter... 😅) Ich gehöre natürlich dazu und finde es immer äußerst interessant „GER vs Us“ . Auf jeden Fall heiße ich dich in erster Linie herzlich willkommen bei uns!! Und, dass dein YT Kanal Erfolg haben wird! Freue mich sehr auf neuen Content. Abo hast du natürlich! Take care 🤟🏼

[@hanszimmer9224]

Please only speak for your bundesland. In south Germany we actually don't care about that

[@killahBmasta]

Hans Zimmer Na klar😅 der Klassiker. Nein, ich rede schon von Deutschland. Euch zähle ich grundsätzlich mit zum Ausland - keine Sorge 😉

[@hanszimmer9224]

@@killahBmasta Nicht als Ausland, aber bitte als eigenständige deutsch-alemannische Kultur. Deutschland war schon immer ein freier Staatenbund aus vielen deutschen Kulturen. Die wohlbekannten 12 zentralistischen Jahre lasse ich jetzt mal unberücksichtigt. Ich finde das sollten wir auch so nach außen kommunizieren, da es unser Alleinstellungsmerkmal in Europa ist.

[@maxid1a]

Nice Video 😁👍 . Willkommen in Deutschland 😁👍

[@fz1812]

There are plastic bags but they cost more than the paper ones 😄 that said the fact you need to pay for them is the reason people bring their own bags which is nice.

[@slapshot1701]

sam adams i agree❤️

[@JayRioLasRocas]

I love Bud Light! Sad you can't get it here :-(

[@TheRockfan123]

So it is dependent in which state you live when it comes to losing your job? I am asking because you said in Florida it is possible that your boss can fire within a minute. I thought in the whole US it is handled like this. Edit: You have one subscriber more \m/

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Yeah each state has its own working laws and a lot of this has to do with workers unions. And thank you!

[@TheRockfan123]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany Thank your very much

[@ClaraTunwin]

Yes every state is different

[@smoothdoge9184]

Chillest guy ever

[@kev118ks]

Hallo Krautsalat!! Wie geht es dir?? Du musst mal Kassel besuchen.. Den Herkules.! U must visit in Kassel the Herkules .... Its an Unesco Welterbe!! Greetings (Grüsse) Kevin

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Moin!!! Agh...yes, the Herkules is one at the top of my list of things/places to see!!

[@worldhello1234]

@1:38 Yeah, they call someone friend they met 5 minutes ago. ;)

[@claudiaberger9639]

10:04 According to the northern latitude, Germany is located in Kannada! Germany therefore does not need to cool down. We have 4 seasons!

[@zitro37]

The secret why middle/north Europe is so much warmer than Kanada lays in the gulf stream. It warms the regions up so much that we expierence a great difference to Kanada in the same latitude

[@Tonyx.yt.]

Toronto has the same latitude of Florence, just for say or NY the same as Naples

[@gerdahessel2268]

I missed winter 2019/2020.

[@speedy77gonzales]

Shiner beer is awesome!

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Bock!!!

[@Lunaticohsyou]

What Bud Light in Germany? Top??

[@shadowfox9713]

"Störtebecker, ist sein Name und wir sind seine Brüder, dem Totenkopf auf uns'rer Fahne, singen lauthals Weiber Lieder..." - In Extremo ;D I'll try to translate this for every one here speaking only english. "Störtebecker is his name and we are his brothers, the skull on our flag, women singing songs of, loudly" Hope I got that right some how... if you got a better way to translate it, pls tell me ! Greeting from near Dortmund, Eric ! ;D

[@petrapan2516]

also I prior heard nightmares about public transportation, in LA Metro it works perfectly

[@Alucard2germany]

thumbs up for " keeping my nose clean " [ in context to trouble ]

[@golem5809]

Yes, we love and drink high quality beer in Germany - but also in a large quantity...can't follow your reasoning of the blunt beer in the US. Great vid nonetheless!

[@Jiggyfm66]

Why are your tatoos blue glowing? I believe they are Black made, but there might be sth wrong with the light?

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Nope, all me! I am radiating bright color!! and the lights were perfect lol

[@wasfuernscheissname]

Oh yes, especially in Oregon and Washington you get a lot of great craft-beer !

[@theemperorofdrifts5854]

You ever tried Augustiner Lagerbier Hell? You should taste it

[@marioreese4907]

yes...sam adams was my favourite beer too. i visited a part of our family in massachusetts; they immigrated after ww2...i liked it there...especially gettin a jägermeister for friendship...hey, the fuckin jägerstuffcity lies 30 miles from my home...everyone was very nice...but i remember, that this was a private place of membership, because of smoking and other things...private kneipen (clubs) kennen wir hier nicht.

[@OliverMark0001]

Stoertebeker...great!