American REACTS To FUNNIEST GERMAN MEMES | #1

[@JamesBray3]

I tried my best guys 🤣🇺🇸 why is that symbol so controversial and do people use it anyway with it’s original innocent meaning or does everyone avoid it in classrooms now? 😮

[@ravanpee1325]

Because it's the turkish version of the Hitler salute

[@adrianperras5255]

Its used by right wing extremists in turky, it was shown by turkish football players during european championship

[@WolframZart]

Its from the turkish KKK, the grey wolves! When you go into wrestling: In typical american tradition sean waltman didnt get his info right and from the turkish racist in reality it became "the sign of the turkish mafia"...so that how the kliq got the too sweet sign! That then the NWO, the Degeneration X and the Bullet Club use! They all and Bozkurt use the same sign! But before the turkish racists it was just a sign for the turkish... similar to the hakenkreuz,,,(whats its name in english? Hookcross sounds so wrong) Just wanna say it was a sign for the turkish since a looooooooooooong time before Schweigefuchs and WWE....

[@garouHH]

I too wanted to find out, and suddenly I found myself reading a report by the Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz about right-wing extremism. The Grey Wolves basically want a Turk ethnostate from the Mediterranean (including e.g. Greece) to, depending on the level of extremism, somewhere between the border of China and the coast of China.

[@Roberternst72]

@@garouHHThe Great Turan Empire.

[@ribaldc3998]

"Wir brauchen mehr Berlin in Deutschland" Man, you don't have to scare me like that. 😱

[@HakleberryFinn]

Wir brauchen mehr Deutschland in Berlin, sorum wird n Schuh draus.

[@maximgun2042]

The Problem with German "Internet" is not that its bad in big cities, but the fact that when I go by train and drive 15 minutes I lost and re-gained connection 3 times. And when you dont know where to be and train is delayed as usual you cant even check other trains in that time cause youll be stuck in a Deutsche Bahn loading screen

[@HakleberryFinn]

Modern Day´s Adventures.

[@zaldarion]

steinschlag is when a the car in front of you throws up a rock or pebble with his tire and hits your car, in that case the windscreen and it breaks. carglass is a company doing ad's that they can repair thouse without having to change the windshield (except in eyesight of the driver, than it's illegal)

[@moritzw.7030]

then

[@onnasenshi7739]

Illegal is a bit of an exaggeration, it is only punishable by a fine and not jail time. In modern cars, the windshield is a load-bearing part that contributes to the stability of the car.

[@zaldarion]

@@onnasenshi7739 illegal does not mean jail time, just it issn't allowed to do. the company will not repair the scratch in driver view, if you do it on your own diy, it's your responsibility

[@annonymat]

Nicely clarified, here are some useful words: Rock chip (Steinschlag) Cracked windscreen (gerissene Windschutzscheibe) Omg, typing it out, I realized that the German word for windscreen is as long as cracked windscreen. We need to shorten words 😂

[@Sherluck93]

​@@annonymat Nope, nothing wrong with wind protection pane.

[@seanthiar]

6:20 Eisenbahnromatik is old and new. Over 1000 episodes. You can watch one episode every day in German TV of one of the channels of the ARD group. Last first broadcast of a new episode (no. 1071) was in 22. March 2024 about the building and test of the last 60km of a high speed railway between Stuttgart and Ulm. The episodes show nice railway journeys and other interesting things big and small in the railway and train theme. I believe there is even an episode about the Hamburg Miniatur Wunderland. 9:00 The problem is the fee the shop has to pay for every transaction via card that they can offer credit card service for that company. Shops calculate to make profit and if what you buy is less than 10€ via card the fee the shop has to pay for that transaction is higher than what their profit is and they would loose money.

[@JohnRexAlpha]

OkBrudiMongo is sometimes hard to read even as a German, but you still got it with with a little help. ;) Ans its very nice to see your progress with unterstanding german and our memes Misophonie is really annoying. I have it, I dont know the reason why I have it, but sneezing coughing chewing and every thing else is just uncomftable and makes me shiver. Internet at home is really fast if you live around major cities. In rural areas its just depends on luck. And mobile Internet is also great around major cities but some places , espically on the train, are Just disconnect from the modern world. #Neuland

[@TheNabbl]

Germany doesn't provide the best internet connection. It ranks in average somewhere in the middle (at best) compared to other european nations. The Telekom was once paid to improve it and change from copper cable to glass fiber. But they failed to do it and the fine was just paying back the money interest-free. Now they are visiting everyone to make them sign a contract, telling you they need enough approval in order to get started

[@nbvrufus9675]

It actually started way eralier, in the 90s i think, when Helmut Kohl decided to stop the plans to build a nationwide glassfiber infastructure and rather renew the cable television infastructure. Not just a few are saying it had something to do with Kohls best man was some of the heads of the television industrie.

[@zeemon9623]

Your German skills are pretty legit at this point

[@2point7182818284590]

Though getting some of the memes still was too hard (which is not surprising as you need quit some background to understand them). E.g. how could he know that Carglass is a company who made advertisment over the timspan of several decades literally trying to scare everyone that if a small stone hit their car windshield they better instantly visit the next Carglass branch or otherwise the crack is going to develop until the window will smash into the cabin.

[@zeemon9623]

@@2point7182818284590 Yeah, there is a lot of deep lore involved so it's not surprising when some of the jokes don't land.

[@FetterFish]

​@@2point7182818284590 actually he couldve gotten that joke 100% if he knew that carglass was safelite in the us. its the same brand with the same type of annoying ads, even the jingle is the same, in germany its "carglass repariert, carglass tauscht aus", in the us its "safelite repair, safelite replace", the full name of the brand is even safelite auto glass, and in many places it is even called auto glass instead of carglass such as in the uk and poland.

[@MsUUUUUUUUUU]

Sexy Sport Clips were no ads. It was at night in german free TV. It was an education show for young men to learn about the female body

[@artaiosangelus8904]

But every few minutes there was an ad break...

[@LinkinHand]

It was not educational I know its a joke but before anyone gets confused, it was soft core porn and since there was no Internet, it was the only porn available for a lot of guys haha

[@platinum_vault]

I am impressed with your reading and comprehension. Keep going, James.. I enjoy your content a lot.

[@HakleberryFinn]

Did you visit the Eifel? Middle Europe´s Water Reservoir? It´s next to Cologne and from this Site, the beginning of the Ardennes, which is a region of extensive forests, rough terrain, rolling hills and ridges primarily in Belgium and Luxembourg! Forget about the Black Forest, The Eifel is exactly like, what people expect, when they hear "Black Forrest" .

[@Roberternst72]

6:20 I think „Eisenbahn Romantik“ was a („Night Loop“?) TV series that showed railway journeys from the driver’s cab of trains - not necessarily steam engine locomotive ones, but almost always on slightly unusual branch lines.

[@seanthiar]

still is - SWR3 - They have at the moment 1071 episodes - No. 1071 Stuttgart->Ulm Building of the last 60km and test of high speed railway - First shown on 22.03.2024. You can see one the 1071 episodes every day on TV in one of the TV channels of the ARD group or in the ARD mediathek 'Eisenbahnromatik' Today you can see episode 1015 on the Phoenix channel starting 6:30pm German time. Eisenbahnromatik does not only show railway journey, but other interesting railway stories like the new railway models made by model companies this year or model railways like the Miniatur Wunderland or working steam garden railways etc. or the big machines used to rebuild railways.

[@Roberternst72]

@@seanthiar oh! Interesting… I honestly didn’t know that… but maybe because I simply really can’t find the time to watch it any more… hang on… I think I was actually mixing it up with a different programme that used to run in the night loop at hessenfernsehen…

[@Roberternst72]

…sorry, my mistake, I DID mix it up with a night loop programme here in Hessen in the 1990s - kzbin.info/www/bejne/imqtnnqviaeSmrMsi=mZm0sxt547pBOZJS

[@2point7182818284590]

You indeed are mistaking "Die schönsten Bahnstrecken Deutschlands" for "Eisenbahnromantik". Eisenbahnromantik runs during the day and is for railroad geeks and model railroders.

[@seanthiar]

@@2point7182818284590 No, Eisenbahnromatik runs at daytime and at night and shows partly railway journeys, but you are right about the 'Die schönsten Bahnstrecken Deutschlands' This was a filler between movies etc. to make the night program start at a specific time. I think you can compare it with the night clips on sport 1 or 'Bernd das Brot' on Kika in its function.

[@chunkuku]

Bro there are places in Germany where people waiting for ebay to open since 2009. that’s how fast internet is over here :D

[@Durin01]

Your german is getting much better. Respect.

[@tp__user5010]

I really like watching your meme videos, because I feel like the words you are looking up are expanding my english active vocabulary. (I probably would most of them if I saw them in english, but seeing them in german and trying to translate is just unusual for me)

[@ellieisnotcool]

Hey James I just found your channel a few days ago, but I already binge watched a lot of your videos and at some point I was impressed that you celebrate pretty mediocre breads and bakery products so much (for German standards) f.e. from Rewe, they aren't bad, but they aren't the real deal either. So I wanna recommend you a bakery I would build a shrine for- it's a chain, but nevertheless the products are freshly made every morning (it's just the recipes and the way the bread is prepared which is more or less the same in every store). They have a lot of different products they offer. The bakery is called "backgeschwister" and they have a bunch of bakeries in Hamburg & Hannover and some more around those cities

[@gundelgaukeley6731]

Hi! Carglass = repair for car glass. We have a jingle her for that-.x and they allways say : it raining stones and we NEED them! NOW ! also if its only a scratch! BUY A NEW ONE! (understandable?^^)

[@LigH_de]

6:21 - Quereinsteiger: lateral entrant (primarily a carreer changer; here, as pun, arriving crosswise) 9:31 - misophon: hates noises humans make (I can hear you breathing, stop that!) - similar to misogyn: hates women in general / misantroph: hates all humans equally I live in a small village and am quite happy about very reliable 100 Mbps now; there was a time when we did not have enough DSL router boards for all homes in the switch cabinet

[@burretploof]

Dude, it is so funny to watch you decipher these German memes, especially the obscure ones that use spelling errors for the meme. 😂You did well! - My Internet: I got 250 megabits down and around 40 megabits upstream. The problem regarding Internet speeds in Germany is actually not too different from the US, I think. If you're in a rural area, you're usually screwed. If you live in a big city, you might get connected to an overcrowded cable network. Areas with "medium density population" are usually fine.

[@siphery6420]

About the 10€ paying per card thing it's more like the store has to pay a fee to take the money from your bank account. When little stores would take card every time, at the end they lose a lot of money. That's also common in restaurants, bars and clubs where a lot of people don't buy a huge amount of stuff at once

[@SmockingSpaaceWizzard]

Love your videos, and your pronounciation is basicly always on point. so many foreigners struggle with Ä Ö Ü this alone is a testament to your skill.

[@Alechandro2010]

0:02 the only thing ill explain is the fact the flag is upside down

[@MAiKAeFeRLiKoER]

08:53 - This refers to the costs of the transaction - and these are paid by the business owner, not the person paying with their card. So the customer pays €10 - and the merchant is charged a certain amount for carrying out the transaction. Just like PayPal for sellers. p.s.: 250mbit down / 50mbit upstream. ;-p

[@Gizmo1609]

Haha my brother and i am Misophonic. When someone chews loud or we have loud high pitch noises our sport watch alarms we are doing sport. It let the puls rise and makes us aggressive like hell. Especially him...

[@Herzhoch2]

Normal you say „Katze“. If you want to say in a cute form you say „Kätzchen“. And in south germany (mostly Baden Wüttemberg) they say in theire dialect „Kätzle“ instead „Kätzchen“. Perhaps, you can do it with a lot of words to let them sound cute. Hammer -> Hämmerchen -> Hämmerle Hund -> Hündchen -> Hündle Falls ein Schwabe das liest, ich hoffe ich habe es richtig erklärt. Bin Kölner. Love your content bro and your akatsuki bandana as well.✨

[@CoolArt05]

Your facial expressions are unhinged 🤣😂

[@ZoeAlecxis]

I must admit, it’s kinda interesting watching you decipher the meaning of these memes. You are actually not able to understand a single thing if you’re not totally familiar with our culture (i.e. weird old shows on TV in the middle of the night and slang) 😅 but keep going!

[@Meiendorf]

Doing really good James. Love r content. Thnx 4 beeing so interessted and positive - ur G skills have improved a lot . STEINSCHLAG B-)

[@Nping007]

8:16 Hartlöten=welding Weichlöten=soldering Reinlöten=drinking very much

[@tosa2522]

It depends on where you live in Germany how fast the Internet is. My office has 100 Mbit/s and my tree house has 1000 Mbit/s.

[@AR-te5rz]

Alter deine Lache kommt direkt aus der Hölle 😂

[@2point7182818284590]

Seine Lache erinnert mich ein bisschen an den Räuber Hotzenplotz :D

[@Nping007]

5:04 It refers to other posts that said like the winner of Germany vs Spain gets Mallorca or the winner of Germany vs Denmark gets Schleswig-Holstein

[@EarlDGray-rf6fx]

Man merkt immer, dass dein Deutsch mit jedem mal besser wird. Wird mal wieder Zeit, dass du nach Deutschland kommst :)

[@Foatizenknechtl]

"I'm really in the mood for money" somehow sent me XDD

[@LinkinHand]

I like you, you have funny a laugh, you deserve way more views than this. You earned a sub, greetings from Bonn (try this city out, next time you are here 😉)

[@jckopfly2680]

Moshpit being dangerous is kind of the point 😂

[@Akaya-Life138]

About the internet question. It depends. I may be from Austria, but I do have a couple of German friends. There are many factors playing in that, as for example common things, like weather. But from how it in Austria looks like, it's easy to explain and I think it's similar in Germany too. We have like, borders for each company, who offers internet. If you're close to that border (inside it tho), then your internet is worse, if you're more into the middle, it's better. I do in fact live at the border, but my internet is still pretty good (we used a few upgrades tho) But we recently had quite a few events in my town, where many people used the free wifi from the main-square, which slowed the internet in my house down, due to it used by Magenta and we using Magenta-Services. I don't know how it looks like in America, if they have those things like so close to each other, that the border ends outside of the U.S. or if it's completely different.

[@CT-9709]

My Internet is so fu*ked up that the page for the speed test does not load…

[@duderobi]

1:00 yes thats an Austrian called Falco. he loved his nosebowderr.

[@AnonymousG3R]

Carglass is a big smart repair franchise company in germany and the commercial runs up like "You better show up quick before the crack running all over your window". It isn´t funny at all in my opinion. It isn´t even a meme for me, tho. 8:45 These fees are actually non exist. Every time in germany someone said this to me I leave all the stuff and go out without talking back. I´m so tired that someone try to rip me all the time and uses the fee accusation, which are not given by any bank.

[@RandomBeagle]

I'm from the Netherlands and your pronunciation is very good

[@dingodeluxe7757]

I have 1 Gbit Bandwidth in BERLIN. Also "Brauchen wir mehr Berlin in Deutschland" Ganz richtig :)

[@Andermonda]

Merchants have to pay a fee for every card payment. So to be cost efficient a lot of them only accepted cards with a minimum of 10 Euro.

[@chezratte1357]

You know those tv stations that, because they have to air something 24 hours a day, they put up some stuff so they can say they air 24 hours a day? I think the most well known for that is a fireplace. Eisenbahnromantik is pretty much that, but with trains driving through the countryside. It is pretty entertaining when you like trains/ countryside or when you are stone. Best one of those in Germany (don't know if it still exists) was space nights, where they were showing pictures of space (usually taken with a high rate telescope). while playing pretty good house music.

[@2point7182818284590]

You are mistaking "Die schönsten Bahnstrecken Deutschlands" for "Eisenbahnromantik". Eisenbahnromantik runs during the day and is for railroad geeks and model railroders.

[@artaiosangelus8904]

@@2point7182818284590 That too, but I'm pretty sure it also runs at night...

[@chezratte1357]

@@2point7182818284590 You are right, haven't watched TV in more than 2 years and got confused a bit.

[@garouHH]

Zahnseide = "dental silk" = floss. Steinschlag is your car window being chipped by a little rock that the car before you drove over and flicked up; Carglass is a company that advertises that a Steinschlag isn't harmless, and that they'll repair/replace your window. Eisenbahn = "iron lane" = trains. Die Deutsche Bahn ist ein Eisenbahnunternehmen. Eisenbahnromantik then is the romantic aspects of trains, e.g. seeing an old steam locomotive puffing its way through flowering fields; I did not know of the show. Card fees do not appear on the customer's bill, so the salespeople feel like it's coming out of the company's pocket, and therefore their paychecks.

[@mozvi1436]

2:53 "if you can afford to write paragraphs like this, you don't need money so urgently" Where I am, the coverage is pretty bad, half the day my phone has 4g and the rest of the time it only has E connection which is the second worst possible one, and I still have no idea why. For home internet it's pretty expensive to get speeds that would've been the inexpensive standard in neighboring countries ^^'

[@lubitz161]

Meddl on! 🤘🏼 Ezala in Ameriga a den Meddl am hörne obohl ich eig gakein Meddl hör naja serwus

[@Ac3p3rgAA]

"The Grey Wolves, officially known by the short name Idealist Hearths, is a Turkish far-right political movement and the youth wing of the Nationalist Movement " you probably pissed off some kurdish ppl... it is pretty similar to the "hitlergruß" just the turkish version

[@cemkaraca6785]

was für ein bullshit

[@Mr.Self-Diss]

James mein bester dein Deutsch ist viel besser geworden weiter so Brüder 💪🏽💪🏽😎

[@moritzgebert9388]

Ich liebe es die hälfte davon is peak Rentnerhumor😂😂😂😂

[@Gizmo1609]

The funny thing... Some companys don't have that 10€ minimum stuff. Some of them have modern contracts you pay in percent of the value. Old contracts say at example 1€ per action so they are happy when you bux much and shout at you when you are unter 10€ 😂 I have a gas car... Every time the same... 9.78€ Volltanken.

[@lukassteinbrink322]

Löten means to solder. Löten can be used as a slang for drinking alcohol. Internet speed: Download: 270 MB/s Upload 50 MB/s tottally enough for me.

[@EndloseLeere]

2:13 that was the wall of death, not a moshpit

[@Spikes_life]

6:01 eisenbahn = real word for train (zug is one too)

[@stevecom83]

🇺🇸 + 🇩🇪 = ❤ Love you see to trying learn German. Good spell anyway. Keep up going 🫶🇩🇪

[@EndloseLeere]

7:37 unfortunately the "Schweigefuchs" in pedagogical use is only a thing since round 10 years . the "Wolfsguß" is from 1969 so its older. The Symbol it self its much older.

[@Roberternst72]

…not quite… I believe some kindergartens might have used it as early as the late 1980s

[@EndloseLeere]

@@Roberternst72 Ok, I haven't found a specific date for this, but that doesn't change the statement that the fox is younger.

[@Cubethe1st]

Recht aufs schnelles Internet, Me: i hope they get it done quickly bc i have 2MB/s(16Mbit/s) Internetspeed the current lowest allowed speed before that change

[@beepinger]

In the cities, you have fast internet. But if you drive half an hour outside of the cities... totally different story. Where my parents live, they got faster internet 2 years ago, but before that... 2K download max... and that was on good days...

[@NeverMind439]

For your Information about the Carglass one, despite people already explaining it, here is the official ad that was running up and down in the TV and it was annoying 🤣 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3OYaoFpdpmKhMk Oh and the World Cup is in 2026... in Mexico, Canada AND the US 😀 And for the Internet part: We either have 50 or 100MB/s, i would rather say 100 Megabytes per second, the possibility would be 175 MB/s but it IS expensive...

[@fenrillratz9890]

The guy wirh the coke, it was a famouse musician named falko. He is from austria, but was also very famouse in germany.... he died...... xD

[@uk6396]

Falco never dies

[@LigH_de]

_Den Schnee, auf dem wir alle talwärts fahren, kennt heute jedes Kind._ (Der Komissar) ... yeah, the snow in the nose to get down.

[@cyrielwollring4622]

Rock me Amadeus was a little hit in USA I believe.

[@fenrillratz9890]

@@cyrielwollring4622 Yes. It was. :)

[@itsraining3000]

Zahnseide = lit. Tooth silk Seide = Silk z. B. die orientalische Seidenstraße (Silk Road) And the card processing fee gets charged to the seller. Therefore, many smaller shops refuse to offer card payments (or to dodge tax). Anyhow, I do sometimes wonder why they don't give me the flipping choice and just charge me the few cents on top. I'd do it. I would rather not walk around with cash. Internet 200mbit/s, but I could book up to 1gbit/s.

[@markalexander71332]

It means "Graue Wölf" in Turkey. Far right. 🕌

[@Absbor]

Vollkommenheit can also mean complete or perfectly complete.

[@Karl_Ranseier]

leave the bigger cities and your highspeed internet connection is leaving too, welcome to Deutschländ

[@backroomserklärt]

Dein Deutsch ist sehr gut 👍🏻

[@psychodead1983]

unfortunatley... i think because Germany was one of the first (after UK?) with telephone lines... we have still in most countryside areas the CU-cables... but fibreoptics is nessesary for fast internet to share. Most companies like Telekom did not want to make it, because costed billions of € and at the end they got forced... but decisions of palierment and reality have mostly many years difference :D We here "stay" at 50 MB with Telekom, because it is the minium "borderline"... many smaller villages arround had much more slowly (2 MBit/s ADSL / NO DSL!) and got now new fibre optics in every streeet... so from 120 kbit/s... to 250 MBit/s!! Unfortunatley many old wrecks still want to keep old conditions because of beiing enemies of development and technology :/ Well... let's see. i remember the 56 (42,2!) kbit/s times still very well... 2,5 hours for one 5 MB mp3 song :|

[@DragonClawDLZ]

James u gotta watch Dragon Ball in german it´s so iconic in germany with all the german slurs

[@arthur-stone]

Im living in a big city and my internet changes a lot (from 0.2 up to 40 Mbit/s) i guess because of telecom but mobile data is pretty good

[@KartopplsfromCal]

Carglas repariert~ Carglas tauscht aus~

[@adrianp242]

hartlöten means making thing hard with heat weichlöten means making things less hard and reinlöte is what we call umgangssprachlich for pouring in beer or somthing like that

[@Crisslybaer]

Nur 1000 Mbit Fiber, ich leide sehr unter dem langsamen Inet der Quellen. 😜

[@sylviaschaich]

Your German is pretty good

[@msun3182]

Hi, I am Deutsch Lehrerin. Your German is already very good but if you are in the mood of getting to the next level let me know. I can give you two classes for free and you will see how amazingly far you can go. 🖤❤️💛

[@robertroberto9795]

1250 Mbit kabel

[@TheSplashgamer]

Der Schweigefuchs ist im englichen "quiet coyote"

[@marleenbosch9191]

The silent fox was introduced by the German movie “Fack ju Göhte“ it’s on German Netflix, you really should give it a try, it’s really funny.

[@watchout2312]

What ? Hell no! First it was not intoduced by this Film, its something my teachers used over 20 Years ago and Second the movie is sh*t

[@marleenbosch9191]

@@watchout2312 thanks for the info, I didn’t know that. Did you grew up in west or east Germany? Because my teachers never used this.

[@watchout2312]

@@marleenbosch9191 i grew up in west germany, near the dutch border. You ?

[@Enki_Changa]

It's a Wolf in this 'boskurt" sign not a fox. Or i'm wrong?

[@kimjong-un5074]

Falco is actually from Austria!

[@Enki_Changa]

Nasenkaffee ist sicher wirkungsvoller als normaler Kaffee. 😂😂😂🫶🙌

[@shimone6116]

There is quite a controversy about the wolf sign. Originally it might been a symbol for the turkish national animal who allegiedly showed them their way to Türkiye. However - the grey wolved made the symbol their own in the 70s and 80 when they orchestrated killings of Armenians Alevis and Kurds. Even today hey are a right wing nationalist party demeaning those people living in turkiye and trying to establish Turman - a turkish empire of the size of the Ottoman empire during its largest expansion. If you want to compare it with german history you can compare it to the swastika. Yes - before beeing used by the Nazis it had the different meaning of a sunwheel. However due to its use in german history it is prohibited for a reason. And due to its history beeing used by the grey wolves durin the progrom against the armenians it should be the same with the wolf-sign.

[@PropperNaughtyGeezer]

turkish national animal? This hand sign is not a goat.

[@HeroinYoda]

I've said it before and i'll say it again. The second meme just shows how weird Brandenburgers are.

[@krccmsitp2884]

10:33 400 MBit/s via cable

[@N_B_17]

You have to go to Koblenz when you are in Germany again

[@epico4065]

Where is the Kollegah CBA Reaction ?

[@lupuslaktor]

31.64 Mbit/sec. Paying for 100... O2 5g

[@sussysimon]

mein internet ist immer zwischen 800kb/s und 5mb/s

[@blablubb4553]

Germany has the worst internet in all of Europe. Coverage, speeds, it is embarrassing. I've had better internet connection on a wilderness camping ground in the hinterlands of Denmark than in the central downtown city of Wolfsburg, one of the richest industrial cities in Lower Saxony, northwestern Germany.

[@PropperNaughtyGeezer]

In Salzgitter, the people in these prefabricated buildings had fiber optic cables to their apartments 20 years ago. But there was no provider. The houses were demolished before the first providers came onto the market. The fiber optic cables laid throughout the entire district were never used.

[@axelurbanski2774]

So Yes Germany had invented the big Think in mobile Communication the Funkloch, Region With Mobile Internet detox. Nice Name for a Band Funk leak. But by Fiber or Cable Wolfsburg is Not worth. I can get VDSL 100Mbit, Fibre 500/150mbit and TV Cable With 500Mbit to... But TV Cable Works Not Everytime.

[@BananaCo-q5q]

viele sätze machen sinn obwohl sie von außen nicht so aussehen und man erst über sie nachdenken muss wenn man nicht komplett deutsch spricht.

[@dvdmhrk_9436]

I thought it is the heavy metal greet or shadow playing play bunny. But some German kid was correcting me, don't use it, don't support that, only causes harm... this sort of pride show already caused many well hearted to distance themselves from...long time before the EM24. No longer going there for holidays. Disliking especially the male representative of creed. Sad to say that...

[@Nebelkehlchen]

800-900mb/sec ma dude. All you asked for, I hope lol. What's the speed you are getting?

[@MantisShrimp999]

Ever been in leipzig?

[@GhettoBoss]

wie trinkst du dein dein kaffee schwarz oder mit milch ? nase ahahahahahahaah

[@aduck2384]

Nobody is gonna mention the Belgium flag at the start of the video?

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[@SheratanLP]

Silent fox? What nonsense. That is and always has been the devil symbol and has always been used in the hard rock scene. I knew it as a child and I'm 65 now.

[@frankj10000]

Then you've been doing it wrong all those years.

[@SheratanLP]

@@frankj10000 Go to Wacken, the biggest hard rock and heavy metal festival, and explain to them that the gesture is the silent fox. They'll laugh their heads off at all this nonsense. But you don't even need to go to Wacken. Just looking at the pictures on Google is enough, Mr Smarty.

[@frankj10000]

@@SheratanLP Dude, listen... I've been a Metal fan since the early 80s. I know that "devil's horns" (or whatever you want to call it) gesture since Ronnie James Dio introduced it to the scene. The difference to the fox/wolf gesture is that it doesn't have the "snout" part that's done with the three middle fingers. So, they are similar but clearly not the same.

[@muck8669]

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