3 COUNTRIES IN 24 HOURS (maastricht 🇳🇱, aachen 🇩🇪, and liege 🇧🇪)

In this episode, Michelle and Alex attempt to visit 3 countries (and 3 christmas markets!) in 24 hours: from Aachen in Germany, to Maastricht in the Netherlands, and to Liege in Belgium.
Episode 109 · Filmed on December 1 and 2, 2023 · Maastricht, the Netherlands
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0:00 Introduction
0:44 Well, this is off to a great start...
1:23 Do we remember any German?
1:51 Aachener Brauhaus (Aachen)
2:11 German food 1
2:42 German food 2
3:21 Today is not our day!
4:02 Dom van Aken (Aachen Cathedral)
4:32 We got fingered
5:12 Can we see the Three Country Point?!
5:37 Aachen Christmas Market
6:06 Aachener Printen
6:55 We've discovered IRL fast travel
7:12 Patisserie Royale (Maastricht)
7:46 Limburgse vlaai
8:24 Pieke Potloed
9:19 Limburg food 1
10:10 Limburg food 2
11:01 Maastricht Christmas Market
11:30 Why are we doing this?
12:18 Can we get to Liege today?!
12:54 Liege waffle (Luikse wafel)
13:26 Bella Ciao
14:36 Pizza 1
15:02 Is this controversial?
15:28 Helpoort
15:52 Wrap up
#netherlands #expatlife #dutchfood #germanfood #aachen #maastricht
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WHO IS BUNCHARTED?
We're Michelle and Alex, an American expat couple living abroad in the Netherlands. 🇳🇱
In 2020, we quit our jobs to travel the world, and... well, that didn't happen. So in 2022, we decided to make an even BIGGER change: to pack up our lives (and our cats 🐈) and move from Austin, Texas, in the United States, to the Netherlands. Subscribe for new videos like this every week!

[@jeffafa3096]

The true Dutch experience: Getting stranded on a train station somewhere when it's slightly freezing. It's a good thing you were stranded in such a wonderful city ❤

[@buncharted]

if all of the trains were cancelled for a week and we were stuck in maastricht, i'd still be happy! amazing city, love it so much

[@1walkgirl]

@@buncharted I was in m'stricht dec 1 and the trains didnt run either 🤑

[@buncharted]

@1walkgirl that’s when we were there! that’s day 1 of this vlog :)

[@Treinbouwer]

Vergeet de blaadjes niet! Als er zes op het spoor liggen kan de trein er al uit vliegen.😂

[@lbergen001]

The Dutch/Belgian railways should be very ashamed. 2 days in a row a power failure is unacceptable.

[@Rimpelmans]

I love Maastricht, I have only been there twice in my life, because for somebody from "boven de rivieren" it is far away (for Dutch standards at least, I know most Americans would say it is next door). I love how the city is so unique compared to the cities in the north, not being totally flat, not the canal structure you often see in the north and with a beautiful square and church. In a way it feels un-Dutch and if the people want they also can speak a form of Dutch "waar geen touw aan vast te knopen is". :) But usually they don't do that to non Maastrichtenaren, because I found the people to be very kind and hospitable.

[@mver191]

Michelle je "goedemorgen" was perfect!

[@Treinbouwer]

Ja die was echt heel goed.😊

[@michelvondenhoff9673]

Grew up in this area. Waffles with cherries and cream in Liége, Frikadelen in Aachen with musterd, finally Rijstevlaai in Maastricht. Always a reason to go back 😅

[@michaelnoeldner3279]

I'm moving to the Netherlands when I retire from my job in 3 1/2 years. Maastricht is on top of the list of cities in the Netherlands.

[@remko]

Great choice. I would love to live in the south near Maastricht one day too. I hope you enjoy it!

[@johnhall1772]

Hi. I love your videos and have watched them all. I lived in The Netherlands on two occasions. Once from age 3 to 6 and again from age 13 to 19. I lived in the city of Helmond, near Eindhoven. It's just a typical Dutch city with a canal in the middle. I really miss the Dutch food which is the greatest. I've never seen you mention nasi balls (rice) or bami balls ( noodles), but you should try them. My favorite food is Rijst Tafle which I know you have tried. The good ting is I take a lot of cruises on Holland America lines where the have a Dutch Cafe offering krokenten, pea soup, bitterballen, uitsmijhters and other typical Dutch treats. I know you don't like salty licorice, but I'm addicted. Hope to see a video of you in Helmond sometime. Check out their cube houses there. Your Dutch accents are getting better Goede Morgen John Hall

[@kevinelswick1326]

When my wife and I lived in Brunssum we would visit Maastricht and Aachen. The Christmas markets were one of our favorite things to visit. In my opinion nothing beats the holiday season in the Netherlands and neighboring countries.

[@harrym740]

I like how passionately alex talks about zuurvlees. Its my favorite too. I make it for my family like once a month!

[@renevaanhold]

Dear Michelle and Alex, Great video again! I loved it because I was born in Maastricht. Café Sjiek is special. The owner was a schoolfriend of mine. I advice you to go back to Maastricht for a third time on the 11th of February to watch the Great Carnaval Parade. It's wonderful!

[@fkaptijn7111]

Volgens traditie is in Limburg zuurvlees gemaakt met paardenvlees. In de buurt van Maastricht was veel mijnindustrie en onder de grond werd veel gebruik gemaakt van paarden. Als deze paarden "versleten" waren werden ze in de mijn geslacht, het vlees werd verkocht aan de armen. Maar het vlees was zo taai, dat het eerst lange tijd gemarineerd moest worden in azijn. Daarna werdt het vlees gestoofd met onder andere appelstroop om de zure smaak minder te maken.

[@buncharted]

in onze eerste maastricht filmpje aten we zuurvlees met paard, maar in deze video de zuurvlees heeft met rundvlees gekookt. ik vind liever zuurvlees met paard, denk ik!

[@hermanjansen3650]

Super video. Keep on going.😄

[@Jekena3d]

Goede Avond wat een leuke vlog ❤

[@rensbuist]

Did I hear " Tjokvol" @ 4.18 thats very dutch alright 👌

[@buncharted]

haha it’s also a saying in english!

[@marcelw6827]

@rensbuist. Tjokvol is een vernederlandsing van het Engelse Chock-full. Is eind 19de eeuw in Nederland overgenomen. Chock-full komt waarschijnlijk van het oud Franse choquier.

[@EGO0808]

You both are so entertaining and so much fun to watch your vlogs. Keep ‘em coming!

[@charlescorbee9498]

Just outside the city wall of Maastricht the famous Musketeer D’artangan was killed during the France siege on Maastricht!

[@deetgeluid]

Another great vid. Can’t wait for you guys to return to the Hague, since there is so much more to see there. ❤

[@janeising3585]

Vlaai. The best for me is :Rijstevlaai met slagroom en chocoladevlokken on top.😋

[@buncharted]

we had our sights set on the rijstevlaai but unfortunately they were out 😅

[@umbertoyltp]

Luikse wafels are the bomb! With crunchy sugar pieces, yummy.❤

[@eenmailvoorcel]

I live in Maastricht and grew up in Vaals (Drielandenpunt) next to Aachen. Very nice video. I would love to show you around next time in this beautiful region and show you some hidden gems. There's so much more to explore around here.

[@vincentvanbeelen837]

Such good memories of eating at Pieke Potloed. I can almost taste it again.

[@user-uz5xe7fy8n]

There is also a boottour that makes a stop in Luik

[@buncharted]

good to know!

[@peak196]

I liked this one despite the change if events. Thanks. If all transportation works you can make a circular trip Maastricht - Aachen - Liège - Maastricht.

[@AndreasAntoniusMaria]

Well, I see, you guys took my advise regarding Christmassmarkets in Maastricht and Valkenburg. Nice.

[@bertschalk1798]

Pizza Hawai is a "no go" for the Italian folks but hey....are you Italian ? No !! And neither am I so I'm totally with you Alex....pineapple (ananas) with ham (prosciutto) on a pizza is delicious !!! Very nice video again, thanks !!.... Looking forward to the next 😅

[@hermandegroot1946]

Hi, you two maybe somebody posted it but the 3 country point was from 1816 to 19920 a 4 country point. The 4th country was Neutraal Moresnet.

[@eddys.3524]

Great to see you too visited the Aachen Weinachtsmarkt.. I was there on Saturday one week ago and it was extremely crowded but still a great atmophere.. Like you, I did enjoy that visit very much.

[@buncharted]

sounds like we were just a day apart!

[@eddys.3524]

@@buncharted

[@AndreasAntoniusMaria]

Inside De Helpoort is a museum (Maastrichts Vestings Museum) that can be visited where they explain the history of the city. Due to lack of volunteers the museum is only open a few days a week .

[@evaa4570]

Your G is getting better and better!

[@ericdenissen1229]

Hello Alex and Michelle again, enjoyed your KZbin video with a bit of history lesson in it, I think you can move to South Limburg haha ​​for the delicious food and drinks then you are real Borgondiers

[@buncharted]

we honestly would love to, if we can find a place we can afford 😄

[@ericdenissen1229]

is maastricht an option? or a place in belgium for example hasselt have a nice weekend greetings from tilburg@@buncharted

[@buncharted]

maastricht itself is a bit pricey for us, but maybe! belgium is out of the question though, since our residence permit is in the netherlands :)

[@Paragon643]

A place like Geleen or beek might be a better option, close to a lot of things and way more affordable. Maastricht is just a 15 minute train ride away @@buncharted

[@ElMariachi1337]

Love the woolen hat! About the famous christmas markets in the caves; yeah they are famous, but a bit too touristy these days, there is not a whole lot of interesting stuff in the market itself at least not in my opinion. It looks cool though!

[@aislingbooks]

OMG, we'll be in Valkenburg in a week too. Riding the gondolas in Maastricht first. Fun to see this. And, yes, don't tell me about those trains. NS is nightmarish these days...ugh

[@schiffelers3944]

You also where at the Plague house outside the Hell gate in Maastricht. And not so far from that is the city wall 5 koppen. In 1638, na het mislukte Verraad van Maastricht, werden hier de afgehakte hoofden van de vijf hoofdverdachten op een staak tentoongesteld. It´s been a while and this part of the wall has fallen down partly and has been rebuilt, but in my youth it had a ledge, and the story was the heads where placed on that ledge so you could see them from outside the city walls. You know how it goes, in my adlut life there suddenly was talk about spikes. So rumor has it and I have seen a documentary in my youth about the hidden Templar Chappel underneath the Red-chappel at the city center Church at Vrijthof. But they made underground parking and if I am not mistaken this Templar piece of history has been erased. In my adult life also learning about the Mithras cult, I can see what the beef became between the Templars and the Church. Also before the parkinglot underneath Vrijthof the religious people at that church didn't like me asking questions about it. And denied it was there. If I remember correctly the enterence was outside the city, you had to enter a cave, and went underneath the city. So these parts should probably still exist. I had an aunt living in Maastricht and in her house she had secret passages. It is a rich history here in the south, with the churches and power structures. And a lot "forgotten" history.

[@marcovanhagen2260]

The Maastricht style pizza would absolutely be a vlaai-kind of a pizza.

[@buncharted]

haha - how didn't we think of this?! it would be a warm vlaai filled with cheese and tomato sauce! of course!

[@marcovanhagen2260]

@@buncharted oh stop! What a mouthwatering idea 😋

[@lennartvers1767]

You missed the favorite attraction of most tourists in Aachen. The local red-light district. And not for the reason you might think. Walking threw does few streets feels like walking threw Jim Hensons workshop. It is hilarious. Especially round the holiday season it feels like a tribute to the Muppet Christmas Carrol.

[@buncharted]

ahhh really?! oh man. we have to go back

[@AndreasAntoniusMaria]

@@buncharted Antonius strasse

[@meggyfelder]

Looking forward to your Valkenburg video! I lived there a couple of years. Hope you didn't go in the weakend, because then it is crazy busy🙈

[@buncharted]

oops :)

[@josbiesheuvel]

My wife and I did the same trip this weekend! Visited Aachen , Maastricht and Belgium. We were by car, so not bothered by trainfaillure. I think you stayed at the KABOOM hotel I Maastricht? (The rooms with the typical pillows attached to the wall behind you bed.... ) I understand from other videos that you guys live now in Dordrecht. We live in Werkendam, a village at the other side of the Biesbos. The Noord-Brabant part. Did you already visit Breda? Nicest city in Noord-Brabant. Also a tip: Gorinchem and then by foot ferry to Woudrichem and Slot (castle) Loevestein . Just 20 minutes by train from Dordrecht. Keep up making this video's !

[@buncharted]

haha you’ve got a keen eye, that was kaboom hotel 😄 thank you for the tip!!

[@Rubber_Ring]

'zeur vlees'. That will be my wife's new pet name.

[@Mdgd63]

But you have to go to Luik/Liège by train to see the railway station Luik/Liège-Guillemins. It's amazing!!!

[@buncharted]

i know the photos look amazing 😭

[@queercastlimburg]

Aachener Lebkuchen is a mix between Taai taai and ontbijtkoek

[@daluzsoares]

I think the one in Cologne was around 1300. I was in France 3 days ago, that was a really big Christmas market there in Strasbourg

[@royklein9206]

great video again Buns! Little pro tip: always carry some cash when visiting Germany :)

[@nielsabbas7166]

I'm not frpm Maastricht or the Limburg province but a good (lady)friend told me that Zuurvlees was originaly made from horse meat. Limburg had a lot of coal mines and they used horses for transpirtation ondergruond. The sad thing is that these horses only saw daylight at the end of their werking life just before being butchered. The horse meat was cheap so ideal for the poor miners. Of course in the early 20th century horses went obsolete in the mines and replacement by machinery.and people started to use pork as an infredient for zuurvlees. After the discovery of natural gas in the province of Groningen coal became obsolete The last coal mine was closed in the early 1970's.

[@dominique76]

Tête de Veau in Maastricht is made with veal and mushrooms. If you go to France they will really serve you have of the head...

[@nielsabbas7166]

In world war 2 there was heavy fighting betwwrn German an U.S. troops in and around Aken. Aken was an important bridge head into Germany and a lot of young Anerican lives were lost here. Those young men lost their lives for the freedom of Europe and large part of the world. My father (born in late on the 1920's) was very thankful for this and thaught me to respect men and women in allied forces. And I do. Just to let you know ❤

[@SanneC2002]

You should get the rijstevlaai the next time in Maastricht, it is by far my favorite

[@buncharted]

that’s what we went there looking for but they were out 🥲

[@SanneC2002]

@@buncharted hope you will get to try them some day. They are delicious 😋

[@daphneschuring5810]

Go to Luxembourg for an other 3 points (drielandenpunt) with Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany.

[@paulthiel5145]

Would have gone for the rabbit dish in a heartbeat 😋

[@buncharted]

it was a tough decision!!

[@buddy1155]

Just don't go for the "water konijn" in Belgium restaurants -> that is rat. However you can eat: kop kaas |(head cheese) in Belgium, it means smegma in the Netherlands but in Belgium it is actually cheese.

[@a.vonende7885]

On 16 & 17 december The Dickens xmas market in Deventer. Don't be late or you wil be standing in line for a few hours.

[@buncharted]

it's on our list for 2024 but we will sadly be missing it this year :(

[@spoonwinnipeg2021]

Pineapple on pizza is a Canadian creation (c.1954), so the fact that I had it today (shortly before watching your video), is just patriotic and not at all controversial. I'm familiar with the Valkenburg market (though I've never been) so I'm looking forward to next week's video

[@elsvanzwoll]

Did you have a good time? That’s the important thing 😊

[@_maghetweten]

Rijstevlaai and kruisbessenvlaai I like the most as a vlaai flavor. Apart from zuurvleisch ofc. Did you visit the bookstore inside of the church next to het vrijthof? And pineapple on pizza? Nope, Nope, Nope not for me. Rather eat 'plain' prosciutto. Aachen - Maastricht is really easy to visit both as you get to experience. Good timing too with christmas markets everywhere now. Did you try gluwhein? I rather have a German beer but that food looked delicious to me! And I can't ignore a good pretzel. Next weekend I go to Charles Dickens fest in Deventer. Enjoy waiting in the queue for 2 hours but that is worth your wait because you will get to travel back in time nearby de Walstraat. Been there before and still enjoy it! You will too next year.

[@buncharted]

we went to the bookstore in our first maastricht video! and yes, the food in maastricht is next level 🥰

[@JOEPIE11]

In Italy they won't let you in anymore! Pizza Hawaii!!!!

[@Gianluca-ROTTERDAM]

Welcome to the city where I am born and raise en still life. Gr from Maastricht.

[@InfiniteCyclus]

I think that if it wasn't for television people would speak more dialect in the border regions. On the Dutch side people watch Dutch TV, and German on the German side.

[@buncharted]

that makes sense!

[@dykam]

Fun fact, German proficiency used to be relatively higher near the border because the only channels were Netherlands 1/2/3 and Germany 1/2/3. Whereas further towards the coast they couldn't receive the German channels.

[@nielsdebakker3283]

@@dykam If you were in dutch limburg by boat you could often only receive the german channels. (~30 years ago)

[@InfiniteCyclus]

@@dykam I think it's a great miss that we don't see as much German, French and Spanish TV with Dutch subtitles on our televisions. For children that would be a great help. I learned English from the TV. I've never had to study for it. It always came naturally.

[@user-xi6nk4xs4s]

Hmmm, prediction. You will like the atmosphere around the Valkenburg Christmas market, but the Christmas market itself is not very special if you've seen some good ones. Maybe there is some personal experience in there, I don't know ;o). I can't remember, but have you been to the Bisschopsmolen in Maastricht? I've always been impressed with their quality.

[@buncharted]

that’s where we got the liege waffle in this video! (and where we had our first vlaai in the last maastricht video…) so good! and you might be right about valkenburg 😉 that’s next saturday’s video!

[@user-xi6nk4xs4s]

@@buncharted Should have recognized it :o(. I thought I remembered it from your first Maastricht video, just wasn't sure. Damn, 7 more days.....

[@MichelBaek]

Just when i thought you have great taste in food you tell us that Alex likes pineapple on pizza? Alex is crazy. But i am happy that you like vlaai. If you would talk shit about vlaai, i would have you deported 😜. Also happy you like zuurvlees. Zuurvlees (and friet) is a nice warm meal in the cold Dutch winter. ❤❤❤

[@buncharted]

who could have anything bad to say about vlaai?! it’s amazing 😋

[@nielsdebakker3283]

I prefer a pizza hawai over a pizza salami or peperoni. There are better pizza's but all is personal preference. Never heard of a pizza n'duja though, sounds interesting.

[@Mdgd63]

Next time better. Maybe in spring. You also have to come back to my hometown of Utrecht when it's not raining!

[@buncharted]

agreed 😄

[@NoFe87]

Something you guys forgot to mention, or perhaps didn't even notice about the Catherdral you visited in Aachen: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlemagne

[@buncharted]

we could have made a whole video about the cathedral :)

[@wilco8729]

If you are at the Christmas market in Valkenburg. Say hi to my boss😂 he is over there at the market in the caves nearby the entrance. Good Luck over there. My boss is a big guy with Grey hair and walks slowly. Nice down to earth guy. Have fun in Valkenburg. It is very pretty amd cant wait to see your video about it. Maybe i can get a clinch of him

[@buncharted]

we were there but last sunday unfortunately!

[@wilco8729]

@@buncharted when does the video come

[@buncharted]

next saturday!

[@Jekena3d]

Optie om een vlog in het Nederlands te proberen . Dit gaat jullie lukken ❤

[@buncharted]

nee, jullie zullen gewoon ons uitlachen 😂

[@RinelFleischeuermcdodo99]

I live close to Maastricht but wouldn't want to live there my parents wil remove me from their will as will my grandparents mostly because, like most people in limburg, we aren't the biggest fans of the people in Maastricht it's a long, complicated story I live in a small village south of Maastricht. I lived my whole life in the south of limburg

[@Brera011]

And on the last soul to soul video they were saying Dutch food is all so bland. Let them have a look at your fabulous video's!

[@ikke5212]

😉😊😊

[@racingweirdo]

Maastricht-liege-aachen was probaly way better. There is direct train from liege too Aachen and for your way back there is a train from Aachen too Heerlen where the intercity too Eindhoven starts.

[@1walkgirl]

vlak bij mij 😁

[@daphneschuring5810]

ps In Germany you love to use cash not so much carts

[@buncharted]

haha we learned that the hard way 🙈

[@ialrakis5173]

Still don't understand the problem with pineapple on pizza. There are plenty of dishes that have strange variations yet the pineapple somehow did something wrong 🙂. I love luikse wafels. Even the cheaper ones from the store taste grate after a short heating in the microwave.

[@daluzsoares]

That's what's nice about Germany, having to carry money with you and not having internet access and having a nice sausage sandwich or curry sausage and all the beautiful castles along the river!

[@boudivv]

Ik heb trek.

[@petersteinmeijer519]

I hope you left those countries something to eat...you know with Christmas around the corner.

[@Paul_C]

Cash is King in Germany, and in all honesty I like it better even though everything I buy in the Netherlands is with bankcard. I actually like the transaction itself better.

[@H1SCOTTY]

For every Pizza Hawaï an authentic old Italian pizza baker dies, so if it isn’t five stars it isn’t enough to the costs.

[@buncharted]

but how will know if it’s five stars if i don’t eat it?! this is the textbook definition of a quagmire!

[@ilex471]

You said that the language changed when you went to Aachen, but actually, people from Maastricht and Aachen can understand each other very well, because the local dialect is almost the same, whereas if someone from Groningen would speak his local dialect, he would not be understood in Maastricht. (or anywhere else in the Netherlands, for that matter). I also hope you have learned not to rely on trains in the Netherlands. Since privatization, all public transport is hopeless in the Netherlands. The train from Aachen to Maastricht was supposed to go on to Liege from this month, but Belgium is deliberately stalling because they do not want a private railway company in their country. They also insist that all Dutch traindrivers must speak French, and that is not a language most Dutch can speak.

[@Treinbouwer]

Make sure you distinguish a from aa. You murging/mixing them is slightly confusing.😅

[@SuperDutchjohn]

I really don't like pizza myself, however, the only GOOD pizza you can have is in Italy, period! And I am NOT even mentioning the other food in that country which is absolutely GREAT................btw...........did you know that the Italians don't want any McDonalds along the highways because they think it is otherly crap???!! Thumbs up, love your vlogs!

[@francoissnoeck]

Very nice video on Maastricht and Aachen but sincerely do not mention the city of Liège in your title if you have not been there, it is completely normal to have problem with the means of transport but I think that a alternative would have been possible around 30km between Maastricht and Liège. I find it quite a shame to ignore a city which deserves better treatment in this video, although currently the city is in full metamorphosis with the construction of a tram, it has an exceptional heritage and a local gastronomy recognized. Anyway this is my opinion.

[@Wintertalent]

Pineapple on pizza is the best. I will die on that hill.

[@ON-YT]

If you included France and Luxembourg on your trip you got 5

[@buncharted]

we will skip sleeping next time 😂

[@CRUISERMUSIC]

Guys! Your saying zeurvlees hahaha. Is zUUrvlees! But i know its hard to pronounce, no hard feelings haha 🤓

[@soepie17]

You can actually visit all three countries in one minute...

[@bernardbouzon5499]

tête de veau it's veal

[@rogercanisius8497]

Mushrooms don't belong in real authentic Zuurvlees (chuck roast, vinegar, unions, caster sugar, laurel, clove, gingerbread, apple syrup, salt, pepper, butter and water)( the real, real authentic zuurvlees is made with horsemeat!)! And the Rijstvlaai (Rice pie) is more authentic than the Puddingvlaai met kruimels!

[@buncharted]

the mushrooms are in the vol au vin, not the zuurvlees :)

[@NL-001]

Never say ‘ik heb honger’….. You should say ‘ik heb trek’. Use ‘hungry’ only in serious situations.

[@TheBontekraai]

i love your channel so much. makes me happy that i was born here. had to unsubscribe when you said you love pineapple on pizza though :(

[@buncharted]

hey thank you!

[@raatroc]

Earlier you probably did these three countries in one minute...

[@buncharted]

our germany experience was much different at the drielandenpunt - it’s just a forest! 😂

[@hunchbackaudio]

People who order those salty tasteless cardboard disks at big pizza chains have no business in complaining about pineapple on pizza’s. Enjoy your Hawaii.

[@buncharted]

❤️❤️❤️

[@spoenk7448]

Peek a pot lewd

[@jbird4478]

Pineapple on pizza? Now I have to unsubscribe because I cannot in good conscience support such behavior ;)

[@buncharted]

don’t hate it til you’ve tried it!!! 😂

[@CPhelps1247]

The moustache starts at 1:41

[@michelvondenhoff9673]

Dave Grohl in Maastricht 😮