Australian on the German Autobahn (First time Experience from Berlin to Frankfurt)

[@janrendek]

Driving in the middle lane when the right one is empty?? Nein, nein, nein!!!

[@bellabana]

Ok, but cut them so slack as they’re trying, it’s their first time, fortunately Aussie are more tolerant toward German tourists when they don’t immediately understand the local rules, smh!

[@janrendek]

@@bellabana It was all in the best of spirits, trust me. I'm not even German, verdammt! :-)

[@edipires15]

bellabana I wouldn’t cut them some slack , in the Autobahn things can get sketchy very quickly if one doesn’t follow the rules. If you plan to drive in an other country you should know the of rules of the road of that country

[@kingprone7846]

@@edipires15 indeed, and they dont have same defense the americans habe. Australia has to keep to the left (LH traffic) just as much as germany. Only exception is that in australia it only starts applying from a limit of 90 whereas in germany i think it was 70km/h if i remember correctly.

[@Gochsener]

RIGHT LANE! USE THE RIGHT LANE!

[@123subbatyp]

Haja RECHTSFAHRGEBOT HERRGOTT

[@OdinThorWalhalla]

hält sich nur kein Schwein daran. OK LKW, aber 2spurig auf 3spurig scheren die dann auch aus um endlich mit 1km/h mehr den Vorder-LKW zu überholen. Früher hast Du mit deinem Porsche einen Überhol-Bonus bei anderen Verkehrsteilnehmern gehabt. Wenn es aber etwas Verkehr gibt, lassen dich meist nur noch Kleinwagen überholen. Obwohl ich ein BMW bei 150 km/h locker in 3 sec. überholen würde. Sieht er aber ein Auto in 400 m rechts fahren, bleibt Mercedes, Audi, BMW meist stur auf der linken Fahrbahn. Es nervt, gebe trotzdem kein Blink oder Lichthupe-Zeichen. Stachelt meist nur mehr an.

[@Ezekielepharcelis]

@Anna Bolika Porsche Fahrer sind okey, wer meist durch besonders aggressive Fahrweise auffällt sind junge BMW Fahrer ;)

[@OdinThorWalhalla]

Peter Pan, schade! Ich fahre ein Cabriolet und manchmal auch auf der Autobahn oben offen. Dann darf mich jeder überholen. Bleibst Du auch auf der linken Spur, wenn ein Porsche mit 280 km/h von hinten kommen? Die meisten anderen Serienfahrzeuge sind meist bei 250 km/h abgeriegelt!

[@Nabend1402]

Wer das Verlangen hat, sich mit einem teuren Auto zu profilieren, der muss bei jeder Gelegenheit ausgebremst werden.

[@Alex-xl4xe]

"Why does everyone drive so fast here?" Why do you drive so slow there?

[@mharro88]

Because we have speed limits in our country you spastic?

[@thanatos7246]

@@mharro88 you poor fool

[@walterharp5700]

Part of the German privilage to drive.

[@jordan9339]

@@mharro88 You gotta have common sense though. Driving much slower than others is also not so safe.

[@motorradreisen.]

​@@mharro88 and where do they drive? so what's wrong with you?

[@Andyfun2010]

120 km/h im Rentnerbock auf der Mittelspur... Wahnsinn... 🤣

[@Jdvdkyb]

Alles falsch gemacht. Haha

[@Capt.-Nemo]

Ich wusste es immer, die Ausländer bürgern sich schneller ein, als man denkt 🤣

[@Andyfun2010]

@@Capt.-Nemo Was willst Du damit sagen?

[@Capt.-Nemo]

@@Andyfun2010 Die Unsitte der Deutschen mit ihren Seniorenschleuder, die Mittelspur dauerhaft zu besetzen und wenn es noch geht, langsamer als die LKWs zu sein, sollten sich andere Länder erst gar nicht abschauen.

[@t_7692]

​@@Andyfun20101.Always goto right lane if possible. 2. Don't eat while driving and you are behind the steering wheel. 3. The Car is known by used by Grandparents mostly. Best regards from a AUDI owner😂

[@behappy9184]

Da kommt der Deutsche in einem raus: RRRRRRRRRRRRECHTS!!

[@Erich247.]

Auf jeden 😂 😂

[@maaarlon248]

be happy es tut sooo weeeeh 😭😂

[@jakobaxxx]

Mittelspurschleicher

[@Transylvanus]

i'm not german but i agree!

[@VOYENTTOS]

Meinste etwa bei 2.33? HAHAHAA jaaaaa uff jeden

[@viceroyzh]

The right lane is for driving, middle lane and left lane are for overtaking only.

[@GER_Jan]

most people dont care about this

[@911Vivo]

That not true. If there are no trucks or cars in sight, most people stick to the right lane. I don't know where you are driving but thankfully most germans follow this rule (except people going 200kmh, they usally stay on the left lane, which is fine with me.)

[@911Vivo]

+Jan Budde

[@zack9777]

viceroyzh dumb

[@anton1570]

Yes but there are not many german People who do that correct.

[@lawlaw7661]

Tourists coming to Germany... driving 120km/h ... so sad...

[@willswomble7274]

Wow, that's all of 74mph try only doing that in UK you will be mown over by commuters! Plus, eating or drinking while driving you will be arrested and fined!

[@Orangecatenergy]

130 is the recommended speed. And unless there's a clear sign that says go this speed or this, you could go faster, but if you crash, insurance may not support you

[@Orangecatenergy]

If you survive of course

[@beeki88]

Wel this tourist just love to drive 160 every time I'm in Germany 😁😁😁

[@SmokyMcPot78]

ye 120 is kind of sad - I was driving 130 in driving school back when I didnt even have a licence :D

[@TurKlack]

the jam droped...my inner reaction was WATCH OUT THE CAR THE CAR *THE CAR!!*

[@Lancastrianer]

every germans reaction. i have to admit: mir gings genauso.

[@trazyntheinfinite9895]

@@Lancastrianer Nope, my first thought was this: "How can you fail at Eating that to this degree?"

[@viisovari4544]

80% of the comments are like “RIGHT LANE”

[@hawk7895]

Vii Sovari and it’s absolutely true

[@mharro88]

Coz they're german

[@tobimanx7026]

@@mharro88 RULES ARE IMPORTANT

[@rotespapier_real]

20% are "NO PFLAUMENMUSS ON THE SEATS!!!"

[@sirghostington6305]

Right?

[@moritzunnerstall3992]

Couple of rules for driving on an autobahn: -if the right lane is free: use it -never (and i mean NEVER) overtake on the right side, except for the case when you are in a traffic Jam -you only may drive as fast as you want if their is a sign that sais so (the crossed out speed limit/the grey crossed out sign) -before you switch lanes, look behind you as the people may drive as fast as they wann -The lane on the very very right is only for people who have to stop due to accident or car failure and you are not alllowed to use it -just dont be dick

[@silkwesir1444]

"before you switch lanes, look behind you" however, on the autobahn, don't do that like you usually would. only turn your head and watch out to the back from the corner of your eye. do not turn your torso as with the speeds involved even a little unintentional jerk to the steering wheel can have disastrous effects.

[@killadavidxxx]

Was denn so schlimm am rechts überholen Wenn einer denkt er müsste links rumschleichen ist er selber schuld wenn er rechts überholt wird Mache ich täglich wegen irgenwelchen vollpfosten in ihrem fiat

[@ka2uhira]

@@killadavidxxx könnte zu unfällen führen, da kaum jmd erwartet rechts überholt zu werden wenn du es trotzdem machst, lass dich nur nicht erwischen, könnt teuer für dich werden

[@babapg]

@@killadavidxxx Solange die gesamte Bevölkerung Stur in der Mitte und Permanent (langsam) Links fährt, bleibt einem keine andere Möglichkeit als rechts zu überholen! Die ist nämlich meistens frei

[@Jana-xt3rb]

@@ka2uhira wohl eher sollten sich die Dauerlinksfahrer nicht erwischen lassen 😂 so was zählt zur Verkehrsbehinderung 🙈

[@szoszk]

You can't really see if you are sticking to the right most lane on the Autobahn, but in the only front shot in the video, you were on the middle Lane with no cars in sight in the right lane. In Germany (and most other European countries) outside of city limits only the right lane is for driving and the others are for overtaking only. Rule of thumb is no more than 45 seconds without cars to the right of you, if you are on an overtaking Lane. Not sticking to the right lane results in a 80€ fine and a point in Flensburg (8 Points mean a driving ban in Germany). Also, 120km/h is indeed pretty slow for a non restricted Autobahn section 😁

[@judelion8655]

szoszk oh my goodness I thought they were going 120 miles an hour! 120 km per hour is indeed very slow!

[@szoszk]

Jude Lion didn't think about MPH actually, but if they were overtaken by so many people and especially delivery vans, 120km/h is much more realistic. There are not a lot of people on the Autobahn doing more than 150km/h (120mph would be 190km/h)

[@flyingthenest]

hahaha we were too scared to go any faster! so we just stuck to the middle lane!

[@judelion8655]

szoszk yeah you're right! I would never go a hundred and twenty miles an hour in the rain! however on a nice clear day on Dry Road I would probably go 130 /140 miles an hour on the Autobahn! [If I would have a high end luxury car ,so you don't feel the rattle]

[@szoszk]

Flying The Nest If you are to scared to go any faster, why don't you stick to the right lane 🤔 (not to mention that you legally have to stick to the right lane as much as possible, especially because overtaking on the right is strictly forbidden, and fast cars don't expect you on the middle Lane)

[@theborg2638]

Survival Tip: Never inhale while biting into a Berliner!

[@andrashelembai3185]

or exhale

[@unplayednamer0165]

Pfannkuchen PS: I'm sorry, but i can't accept it just like that.

[@FM-tr5bz]

do not breath until it is in your mouth👍

[@rmbehrendt]

😂

[@hibitaku509]

@@unplayednamer0165 no krapfen!

[@ronnyveik28]

No matter how fast you drive in Germany, someone is driving faster than you ("Tom Hanks"). Use the right lane.

[@Matches771]

Who was driving a VW Bus. Wait, no! Razor X was driving!

[@tamenund3009]

RACER X.

[@jonasducastel7170]

Mercedes b klasse Das Rentnerauto #1

[@LeBozzx8]

Jonas Ducastel seit der letzten Generation nicht mehr du Experte

[@jamesw6900]

Das wird es immer bleiben du "Experte"

[@copacabana164]

Und WENN es so ist...hast Du ein Problem damit, Mantafahrer...?

[@till8014]

Meiner Meinung nach ist der VW Golf Plus oder neuerdings auch VW "Sportsvan" genannt, das noch schlimmere Rentnerauto :D

[@copacabana164]

till8014 Das „schlimmere Rentnerauto“...? Die Senioren haben die SUVs als erste entdeckt....erkannt wie bequem sie sind...und dann...erst später...wurden sie auch von den „ach so coolen“ entdeckt...und zum Kult erklärt...dauert bei den Kleinhirnen manchmal etwas länger...

[@ThomeTeque]

2:32 Why on earth are you driving in the middle lane?

[@lausimeyer6558]

They just wanted your comment, Gscheidhaferl ;-)

[@mharro88]

So you'd melt

[@Daimos83]

Weil er nicht fahren kann, jeder der bei 0 Verkehr in der Mitte fährt kann es nicht.

[@steefm3]

Daimos83: he is used to drive on the left side in Australia so I asum that it feels like safe for him to drive in the middle lane....🤣🤣

[@Andyfun2010]

Because he thinks driving 120 km/h in a „Rentnercar“ is fast as hell. 😁

[@sviech8762]

Dude, if there is space on the right lane - go there.

[@mamorol5327]

A K Ehrenmann

[@barbarybar]

NEVER undertake on the right.

[@DurBeats]

Guys you should chill. Why the hell does everyone write the same comment. I think everybody got it. :D

[@juergenwolf956]

@@DurBeats I drive only on the left line and overtake strictly on the right side and this is my way of driving. OK I live in South Africa.

[@groundzero7948]

@@DurBeats i dont know if you have any idea how infuriating it is not being able to go fast because people block the middle lane going 120, so others doing 140 go on to the left and you almost have to do an emergency brake

[@OverSoft]

Haha, never saw anybody that excited to drive a B180, haha. (Hint: it's not that expensive in Europe)

[@hackerino9707]

OverSoft aha

[@jonahsch950]

This car is for grandmas...

[@miskatonic6210]

A comfortable midsized family van...

[@DenyBlackburn]

Because Toyota dont sell minivans in Germany

[@teresamesa]

yes it is... goddamn center europeans just have no clue lmao

[@Alice4498]

Just as you were about to say „that‘s a perfect car snack“ I was like noo please don‘t eat that in the car, that‘s gonna be so messy!! 😂😂

[@flyingthenest]

hahahaha it was very deceiving!

[@sanSDI]

Yeah 😂 I saw the jelly all over the car before it happened. Sry guys that was hilarious. I love how you bring that information with you, appreciate your hard work! Wish you fun in Germany, and don't forget, we only use left side of the road if we want to overspeed (don't know the word 😅) another car, be safe!

[@judelion8655]

sanSDI overtake or pass is the word! Overspeed would mean as if going above the speed limit or too fast, like to *'overdo'* something! Otherwise your English is very good!😀

[@henriklarsen5613]

Since you seems to be German,when Kennedy helt his speach in Berlin,did´t he said he were a Cake??Ich bin EIN Berliner,should´t it have been "ich bin Berliner??" (like..ich bin ein frankfurter/hamburger!!)

[@galier2]

No. Ich bin ein Berliner can also be said by a Berliner. The sentence is ambiguous but the context makes it clear what is meant. As both senses ar more or less as likely, there's no oddness when hearing someone say it. It is possible to joke about the ambiguity but it has to be constructed. it is not automatic. To give a contrasting example in english. The word ejaculate nowadays always has a nasty meaning so it makes it very odd to read Sherlock Holmes and Watson ejaculating quite often in the books (23 times to be precise, but it only means “to dart or shoot forth; to throw out suddenly and swiftly, eject.” with no sexual connotation). So the oddity of an expression depends on the sense it has the habitually.

[@koroidX]

In Germany eating a "Berliner" in a car is prohibited by law.

[@philipbruhn6144]

Especially in a rented car

[@maximilianlindner]

Especially when not driving on the right lane

[@sofakissen3062]

I am pretty sure that is true! Anzeige ist raus!

[@jamesw6900]

It's considered as cannibalism

[@robertschumann9059]

especially in a brandnew MERCEDES!

[@alicatrae]

When I lived in Germany my host dad (I was an exchange student) drove the autobahn at 250kms... I felt like all the blood was at the back of my body!

[@giostisskylas]

250 km/h? Pah... der Tacho an meinem Moped zeigt nur bis 299 km/h an. Und ich geniesse es, ein Sportmotorrad auf der deutschen Autobahn flat out zu fahren. Von wegen Angst, die Euphorie des Geschwindigkeitsrausch. :))

[@truckerlenny8845]

250 i Do every week 😄 This is Standard in Germany.

[@namenlos40]

Yes. 250 km/s is far too fast. :-)

[@beatsme8981]

"I have been in Germany, driving a Mercedes!" - "Yeah, but it was a B-Class" :-D

[@joesamson8666]

Exactly!!

[@klemengooner]

the worst of them all :P

[@ruslanturan]

😃😃😃

[@CallMeCarolyn]

im german and i have never seen Kartoffelpizza :P Interesting though!

[@flyingthenest]

Really?? It was really tasty!

[@fjellyo3261]

Me neither I think it's "Kartoffelpuffer" but savory not sweet idk. Like she said hash brown so. But real potato pizza you can find in Rome! Really thin dough with really thin slices of potato, with rosemary and olive oil, and it's a pizza without tomato sauce. It's really yummy! I am craving itnow while thinking of it. One of the best pizzas ever! When you are in Rome (or somewhere else in Italy probably too) try it!

[@peterrabbitn787]

I am German and I have never seen or heard of it

[@UmiNagasaki]

well i know it. they named it "kartoffelpizza" but its actually " Kartoffelpuffer" ist really delicious. you can eat it sweet or salty like with vegetables.:)

[@Marco-vp8he]

So you have to visit Bad Nauheim (where Elvis lives during his military Time) and go to the Pfälzer Hof. Here you get a really tasty Kartoffelpizza;-)

[@larissaluna3616]

I've got two rules for you you should follow: always drive on the right,the two left lanes are only for overtaking! And second: you Always, ALWAYS have to bite into the jam part when you are eating a Berliner (every German child knows that). :D Other than that: have fun in this beautiful country!

[@derpoblizist9076]

Nicht jedes deutsche Kind weiß das, ich weiß es erst jetzt

[@AdesVomSilberfeuer]

How did you eat Berliner before that

[@derpoblizist9076]

i dindt eat Berliner before.

[@v8rockz]

And the Berliner is called Pfannkuchen (Pancake) in Berlin...;-)

[@Bauer-ke6lp]

,,I don't know the rules.'' So what the hell are you doing on a highway, trying to get killed?

[@rogerwilco2]

Exactly. DO NOT DRIVE IF YOU DO NOT KNOW THE RULES.

[@Funhubble]

Riding in the Middle Lane: FAIL !! Eating a Berliner : FAIL !! 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣

[@dreasbn]

middle lane driver !!!!! no wonder it'S dangerous on the Autobahn and we got more trafficjam than necessary

[@bjornnagies5103]

Calm your tits. Pretty sure they didn't know about that.

[@jacobpiazolo9486]

wasn't that meant ironic

[@dreasbn]

yes and no

[@ukaszsytek3424]

I drive day by day through germans highways. It depends how many cars are there. Germans can't drive in worst Wether. They pretty cars are too pressessss. Haaaa

[@arronmarshall1527]

@@bjornnagies5103 Love your comment! Non-locals don't always know the rules of the road. #CalmYourTits :D

[@Cptn080]

Eating a Berliner in a rented car? Why you're doing that? 😭

[@steffenrosmus1864]

You kow what a Berliner is a dohnut w o the hole😉

[@teppichverkaufer9047]

@@steffenrosmus1864 its not

[@steffenrosmus1864]

@@teppichverkaufer9047 it is. nowadays doughnuts have a different doe but when originally invented by an immigrated German baker in NYC he used the Kreppel/Krapfen/Berliner doe had on hand

[@horst3k]

Ich bin immer wieder überrascht wie langsam, gerade englisch sprachige, Ausländer auf der Autobahn fahren. In Holland und so muss ich mich immer beherrschen 😁. Die sind da so langsam wie hier auf der Landstraße XD. Ich arbeite auch in einem Brauhaus! Nur bei uns in Deutschland gibt es wirklich gutes Bier👍👍👍👍

[@IANHANDS]

You must be the only non-English speaking German on the planet

[@spongebobschwammkopf2848]

@@IANHANDS Nein. :D haha

[@peterdoe2617]

Dann fahre mal nach Belgien. Oder probiere mal ein wiklich gutes IPA (Indian pale ale): eine britische Brauart. Seit 2 oder 3 Jahren auch in Deutschland sehr beliebt. Mein erstes war das "5 barrel Pale Ale" aus Colorado. Es hat ein Aroma von Holunderblüten. Ist aber nur aus den einfachen Zutaten gemacht. Wie ein guter Wein. Ich traue mich also, Dir zu widersprechen.

[@peterdoe2617]

@@spongebobschwammkopf2848 Was nicht lustig, sondern eher traurig ist. Wir haben Englisch schon in der Grundschule gelernt. Und das hat bei mir 1966 angefangen. Und heute haben wir (noch) 2018.

[@SH1974]

Nein, es gibt auch in der Schweiz gutes Bier! Abgesehen davon, dass man einige der wirklich guten deutschen Biere auch hierzulande kaufen kann (Tannanzäpfle!!! Ich liebe es!) gibt es auch ein paar echt gute einheimische Biere. z.B. das Apenzeller Bier ("Quöllfrisch") oder die Biere aus der Brauerei Einsiedeln (Dinkelbier) oder auch einige kleinere wie das "Ittinger Klosterbräu" (Amber-Bier) brauchen den Vergleich mit der deutschen Braukunst nicht zu scheuen. P.s. Aber es gibt hierzulande (wie auch in Deutschland) auch vieles, was nicht aus einer Brauerei, sondern aus einer "Bierfabrik" kommt. Industriepfütze, sozusagen. Sitzen der Chef von Heinecken, der Boss von Feldschlösschen und der Braumeister von der Rothausbrauerei in einem Biergarten am selben Tisch. Der Heinecken-Boss bestellt ein Heinecken, der Feldschlösschen-Boss bestellt ein Feldschlösschen, der Rothaus-Brauer bestellt eine Cola. Die 2 schauen ihn ganz verdutzt an, darauf er "naja, wenn ihr kein Bier trinkt, dann bestelle ich natürlich auch keins."

[@dgerdi]

I loooove, how you discover my country. So positiv, so curious. I hope, you did enjoy your endeavor. Thank you for your video! Germany never seemed so nice to me AND I LIVE HERE! Maybe I have to reconsider.

[@flyingthenest]

Thanks mate so glad you enjoyed the series

[@dgerdi]

Flying The Nest never called „mate“ by an aussie. I am proud of it! Thank you mate!

[@stillx1211]

Dieter Gerding Im just a bit concerned that not knowing rules doesn’t protect you from law. Like driving in the middle line. Or flying that drone I’m pretty sure that drone shot was illegal

[@Michaej6]

So schön gemacht! Ich wohne zwar auch in Deutschland aber da war ich auch noch nie! Könnte man mal ein Wochenende verbringen!

[@ItsMe-fv3ie]

Drive on the right lane, thank you. For a peaceful, no limit and still safe Autobahn.

[@arvedludwig3584]

You chose the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse? That car is usually for old people or counts as such.

[@RayEttler]

Arved Ludwig oh no how is this possible! shocker! next time they will get an s class just to make amends. they should apologize to everyone until then.

[@KnorpelDelux]

Let them have their fun. Benz is Benz

[@mnoovurvi]

Nooo, front wheel drive minivan with renault engine is not a Benz. It just carries the badge and price tag.

[@MyFabian94]

Only the Diesel is a Renault/Dacia Engine. But yes, the Quality Standards have fallen massively at Mercedes and all the things that made them Great, including considering their Customers as intelligent Owners, is gone. It's that way with most new Cars which insults me greatly. You get no information, no Dipstick, no Temperature, no Control and without Special Tools no Access to anything. Working on an W123 and W124 Diesels is just such a pleasure in Comparison. They are built to be accessible for the owner,, supremely simple and straightforward. And given correct Oil Change Intervals and Valve Adjustment, a Million KM aren't even a stretch. Whenever I get in a new Car, and it Bongs and wishes me a Good Day, all I hear is a gentle "Fuck you, you are my Bitch now" while it gently reaches for my Wallet and secretly giggles at the Idiot who bought it. They just creep me out. Car Manufacturers seem to consider their Customers as the worst Stereotype of People. Shallow, Stupid and Morbidly Inept, to the Point that even giving them a Water Temperature Gauge or a Dipstick seems a Waste, and the Oil Pressure and Temperature are gone forever I fear as well. Nope, now everything is hidden under eternally ugly Plastic and all you rely on for Engine Information is a bunch of Failure Prone Electronic Sensors. But us obedient little Consumers are happy with that. We'll keep swallowing and swallowing, and there is no End in Sight, give us something to Swallow and we are happy. Consumerism is such an addictive Disease.

[@krollpeter]

Most people in other countries are like - who cares, as long as it carries the brand logo. My boss in China had a B. I did not say anything, but I was quite astonished. I found the engine quite rough and noisy, for the horsepower the performance was sedate, and looking in certain corners I could see penny-pinching workmanship.

[@qb1989]

Maybe respect the street rules and use the right lane ? o.O You're way too dangerous if you drive that slow on the mid lane

[@jojocanada7618]

I love how the women at 10:03 minutes tells their children that this is english ("Das ist Englisch, was die da reden") 😂

[@AAYLV]

Was hast du für ein gutes Gehör? Ich kanns einfach nicht raushören.

[@TheAmbientTavern]

@Manuel Müller man hört es bei 9:57

[@kpl9439]

1: don't eat in that car 2: drive in the right lane when it's free

[@kumanon9466]

German detected

[@christianschmitt2409]

Why would you even do that I mean like you want to drive

[@eugenio350]

I can feel you never live In Australia, of course I agree with you

[@ottowalter6102]

Fun fact: you can't get a 'Berliner' in Berlin because they call it 'Pfannkuchen' which means somthing else in the rest of Germany

[@neinnein9306]

6:06 "it wasnt bombed in the war, because they not making weapons here, they not making planes here." Well, there are so many towns that were bombed wich didnt produced any waepons. The bombing aim - specally Bomber Harris' doctrince - was to hit every house in Germany,with less difference.Take old Potsdam for example, it was bombed in april 45. The order was to destroy the historic town centre.You can find that in the RAF archieves. Why? Hmm jut because they were able to do it. So this town you visited just had a lot of luck.

[@randomjasmicisrandom]

Im a Brit who has lived in Germany for three years at the moment and I’ve lived here on and off for a few decades. It is great seeing you get all excited about something I have become used to. The towns, the beer, the food, the people and yes, the Autobahn. All reasons why I am doing everything I can to stay after Brexit. And thanks for the town tour, I might have to pop into Quedlingburg next month when I visit Leipzig for a few days.

[@MudvayneS10]

They are connected by A14/B6 ... so you just need an hour to go there ;)

[@Fliptality]

have you been to Lüneburg? ;)

[@randomjasmicisrandom]

MuDv4yNe I went straight onto Google maps to see how I could link the two, I think we are going to visit on our way home as it is a nice detour.

[@randomjasmicisrandom]

Fliptality I have, I lived in Celle for a few years which isn’t far from Lüneburg, I explored much of the area back then. (Celle is another great place to visit, also full of half timbered houses that were luckily unscathed during the war.) I also visited Lübeck a few weeks back, somewhere else that is definitely worth a visit.

[@MudvayneS10]

I live in Wernigerode. Also a nice town. We have a nice town hall: instagram.com/p/BUEnqJBAanc/ (photo taken by me, hobby photographer). Just a few more miles from Quedlinburg.

[@Psychphuq]

I think you were sensible to stick to 120 km/h in the wet weather... The most right lane would have been the safest lane to do it in though... :) You are right, the beer in Germany does taste better than (most) Australian beer... Because it's not just about how cold it is, but how it tastes... (cold hides flavour) Latkes or kartoffelpuffer mixed with pizza toppings looks like fun...

[@toycarcrush]

I'm german to and here are my experience with german autobahn: the right lane almost used by big trucks and sometimes busses. they causes deep rins with theire tires and havy weights. so if it's starts to rain, this rins fills up with water and if you drive your car through this, you feel your tires "swimm" and spinning if you triy too speed up! aquaplaning ist the magic key!! and it starts at a speed 100km/h +!!! ceep this in your mind if you drive on the autobahn and you will be save! and don't listen to people saying that it's posible to drive more than 120 if it rains. they're crazy and didn't care of theire and other ones live!! german beer taste different as it will do in other countries because the brewer uses the purity law! I won't say that it is better, but it taste different, thats true! I tryed beers in danmark, netherland and england. and I found out ( this is only my oppinion! ) that it taste delicious too. the only thing that scares me in england, the cut the top of the foamcrown!!! we do you do this??? thats horrible! :-) potatopizza sounds verry delicious and I never get this before! so I think I had to travel to Quadlingburg and try it! ;-) I am glad to see more clips like that from you! please go on! see ya Holger

[@Crunchy163]

das "purity law" wird schon lange nicht mehr angewendet.

[@polaris_7473]

In the whole world there are only two countrys that brew good beer: Germany and Czechia

[@AceBoBambebituna]

You guys have to come back to Quedlinburg in the time before christmas. There is this thing called "Advent in den Höfen" where 24 courtyards are decorated and offering several stuff from selfmade food to decoration. :-) But it is only on the first to third Advent weekends...

[@tramper42]

2:30 Tourists, PLEASE drive on Germany Highway right-most. If the right lane is free, like shown on 2:30, USE IT. (Allowing others to overtake you on your left, while driving the speed you feel comfortable) While on Germany Highway always overtake other cars on their left side = your right side. You should note, that (almost) all other cars will do the same. I know you did not made your drivers license in Germany, but please respect the law and make the highway safer.

[@rogerwilco2]

YES. Whenever driving in a foreign country, please check the rules of the road for that country. Otherwise you can get a fine, or even be a hazard on the road.

[@helgethaysen7830]

That´s why there is no cupholder in european cars, when you drive 80-100 mls/h , there is no time to slurf drinks and eating dougnuts, if you need something to eat or drink, you stop at a "raststätte" , it is recommended for turists to stop every 2-3 hours, to keep the concentration up.

[@Minecraftrok999]

Helge Thaysen Deine Aussage ist einfach nur falsch. Die Geschwindigkeit hat mit dem Mangel an Getränkehaltern herzlich wenig zu tun, das liegt einfach an kulturellen Differenzen und daran, dass hier eher Flaschen anstatt dieser McDonald's artigen Becher verwendet werden.

[@OdinThorWalhalla]

Mein Porsche hat auf Beifahrerseite sogar 2 davon. Butlerin darf dann bedienen. ;)

[@helgethaysen7830]

Niemand sagt das es während der Fahrt benutzt werden soll.

[@brosbastardshd6751]

Also mein Auto hat auch 2 in der mittelkonsole. Da steht immer die Cola deinen wenn ich Nachts fahre 😊

[@yournemesis192]

Helge Thaysen My German car has 4 cup holders in the front and 2 cup holders in the back Idk what you’re talking about I’ve never seen a car without cup holders lol

[@taosbiis225]

Please drive in the right lane as long as you are not overtaking other cars! You are two really, really nice people, but I hate when people do this and as we drive quite high speeds this can be very dangerous if small cars want to overtake you and have to change from the far right to the far left and back while BMWs are driving 200kmh+ there (Overtaking on the right is forbidden). However, I wish you the best time here in Germany :) And ps look out for the grey circle with stripes (->no speed limits anymore) and have fun :)

[@OdinThorWalhalla]

Schreib das mal besser auf deutsch. Hält sich leider kein Schwein dran. Die ständig und temporär vielleicht 5 Australier auf deutschen Autobahnen die sich dran halten würden, machen das Kraut nicht fett.

[@catherineallen6024]

Hier in Berliner Raum hält doch jeden dran. Sonst gibt's Lichthuperei ohne Ende...

[@exoroxx]

+Anna Bolika Und dann gibt es da noch 14 Italiener, 26 Polen, 13 Belgier, 24 Franzosen, 4 Dänen, ... ;) Mit deutschem Mietfahrzeug ist die Gefahr noch latenter, da man die Nationalität und die damit evt. zusammenhänge Unerfahrenheit mit diesen Geschwindigkeiten nicht erkennt. Auch die paar Australier (oder welcher Nation auch immer) können eine gewisse Gefahr darstellen - ob sie es wollen oder nicht. Bspw. in einem Reiseblog sollte man sich also vor Reiseantritt über die Besonderheit des jeweiligen Landes belesen, wenn man es auf Anhieb richtig machen will. Das ist nicht verurteilend gemeint, aber ich weiß, dass es manche eben so machen. Das sagt mir, dass ich aus Unwissenheit oder Nachlässigkeit begangenes fehlerhaftes Verhalten auf der Autobahn, die weltweit in ihrer Form einzigartig ist, nicht unbedingt tolerieren muss. Ich akzeptiere es dennoch.

[@toureifel]

People often think you may drive as fast as you want on the Autobahn, but this is only true if there is no speed limit of course. The delivery van and other drivers shouldn't drive that fast but then speeding tickets in Germany, especially out of town are rather cheap as long as you are not grossly over the speed limit (let's say 160 instead of 120...)

[@szoszk]

160 instead of 120 is pretty serious. 1 km/h more and you got yourself a 1 month driving ban.

[@HingerlAlois]

Well one might also mention that the speedometers in cars don’t show exactly how fast you’re going, they usually always show a speed that’s a few percent higher than what you’re actually driving. By law speedometers aren’t allowed to show lower speeds than what you’re driving but they can show up to 10% + 4 km/h too much. According to the ADAC on average the manufacturers show 4.7% too much, but it differs from manufacturer to manufacturer, e.g. for AUDI the ADAC measured a difference of 3.1% whereas for Nissan it was 6.2%. As a result if your speedometer says 120 km/h it might actually only be something like 114 km/h. www.google.de/amp/www.sueddeutsche.de/auto/verkehr-jeder-tacho-zeigt-die-geschwindigkeit-zu-hoch-an-1.3675876!amp

[@davidradtke5166]

toureifel well these speeding tickets don't itch Swiss drivers. To them its like an entrance ticket for blasting through German AB's on high speed. I see that constantly on the A5. Although there's some parts of the A5 which are limitfree.

[@HingerlAlois]

David Radtke Yes of course you can’t drive fast in Switzerland. If you drive faster than 200 km/h in Switzerland they can confiscate your car and it’s then the property of Switzerland... Not to mention that you might have to go to prison for it.

[@davidradtke5166]

HingerlAlois yeah I know, but that gives them no right being rude on German Autobahn and blasting through even be danger to others. The fines for speeding are in Germany way too cheap.

[@guido2810]

I'm from Germany. You can drive as fast as you want, as long as no speed sign says you have to drive for example 120km/H. If you want to drive fast or you want to overtake, you have to drive left and if you don't, drive so much on the right as possible

[@eskay]

Beautiful Video ❤️

[@powandwow750]

EsKay lol haha moin Eskay

[@Me-fi4dt]

Wann machen du und Max wieder was mit Luca?😁

[@joe0568]

Du hier :D

[@unknownuser45]

EsKay ja moin hahaha

[@Valentin-vh6hf]

Lol

[@mortelk6104]

3:58 ... exactly the reason why nobody is allowed to eat in my cars - end of story.

[@VArsovski10]

4:04 not found :D

[@babyhund4744]

YUP! A car is NOT a restaurant on wheels.

[@mellar5864]

U shouldnt eat in cars anyways look 1 second away and u could cause a car crash. I dont care if u risk your own life but you risk the life of others too. Some goes for being drunk while driving or looking at the phone.

[@neinnein9306]

6:07 "it wasnt bombed in the war because they are not making weapons here they are not making planes here..." ehm.. This was just coincidence. These reasons did not counted for many other towns. Just imagine the historic Potsdam was bombed on 14th april '45 (yes this late), it had no industry too. The RAF just had the order to destroy German culture. Frankfurt is just a lucky individual case.

[@Maik_Budweg]

Wow. What a beautiful city of Quedlinburg. I've never been there. Many thanks for sharing!

[@arwo1143]

If you are driving on the autobahn, look for a round white sign with 3 grey stripes going from the lower left to the upper right. After that, there is no speed limit

[@Sinan97082]

That Music "Einer geht noch..." right after placing the glass of beer was on point :D

[@MrDaishee]

Rule N°1 don´t Eat a Berliner in the Car

[@LuriTV]

Rule #1 would be, always go for the stuffing hole first.

[@Playerk125]

1:22 ists caled "Start Stop Automatik" its turns of the motor to save fule

[@buellterrier3596]

This is an example of typical bad Aussie driving. Please stay away from the Autobahn, you did not have proper training and you become a hazard to other people! (-from a fellow Aussie).

[@thebenki]

but our emergency rooms need work too, hihi

[@no_bull]

I hate driving in Australia. It sucks...

[@sebastiansjourney1711]

Sorry but this is nonsense. Keep to the right lane and you will be fine. And lot's of Germans are using only the middle lane on a 3 lane Autobahn as well. Very annoying, but I want blame an Aussie for this.

[@no_bull]

@@sebastiansjourney1711 middle lane is perfect for traveling at the recommended speed limit in place on a 3-lane autobahn. However on a dual carriageway it can be an issue if slow traffic isn't moving over to allow faster vehicles to overtake and decongest the road

[@sebastiansjourney1711]

@@no_bull Also on a 3-lane Autobahn you should use the most right lane if it's free. You should ... but I often do see people just staying in the middle and the right lane is completly empty. Feels always a bit strange when you want to overtake them and have to go from the right lane all the way to the left lane and all the way back to the right lane.

[@Xadoras]

There is no speed limit on the autobahn, when there isn't a sign for that. 120 (km/h, of course) is the recommended speed, and most routes are actually limited to this, but when the limit is repealed, you can go as fast as you can drive save. I'm used to drive 160-180 in a SUV in the rain

[@Daniel-dj7fh]

for next time, if the autobahn is empty, you always stay most left. you only use the other lanes for overtaking. or if the right lane is filled with trucks, you can use the middle lane as standard

[@Saitentanz]

120 km/h (mph) on the Autobahn is just recommended speed. If there are no speed limit signs, you can drive as fast as you want, as long as you don´t create dangerous situation.

[@cameronhicks9452]

Saitentanz The recommended speed is 130km/h.

[@nicomeier8098]

I live in Holland and I can tell you that driving on the German Autobahn (with no speed limit) is a lot more relaxing then driving on a Dutch highway (with speed limit)! In general, German drivers show much better discipline and drive safer.

[@FunnyAccent1]

The best I ever did in a Mercedes (SL) was 125MPH (201+km/h) on a trip to Switzerland many years ago. Now I'm stuck at 55MPH in Catifornia. Purrs & meows from Cat Ivan & dad =^.^=

[@Avarage.Joe-David]

„It turns of at red lights... so strange“ :D welcome in the carworld of 2000 😂😂

[@fabianglathe6131]

Also, german Autobahn is very Well maintained and also ALWAYS ONLY has exits to the right. So there’s no need to stay in the middle cuz u don’t know which side you’re gonna have to leave the Highway

[@rommelmitbommel8999]

2:35 why do you drive in the f*cking MIDDLE of the Road!?? 😱🙈

[@JessChillinAbout]

I think I know why I enjoy your channel so much, it's because you show all the things from places that I'd love to see and you also get so excited about the same things I would (Like all the cute adorable houses!!!)haha so I truly feel like i'm not missing out on anything 🤗

[@ChasingTheOddShapedBall]

God I remember when I was in Europe in 2015 with Top Deck and we were driving from Dresden to Berlin and hearing the BMW’s, Audi’s and Mercedes Benz go past at 180kms/hr + and we were all going WTF, especially all the people who were police officers on our tour! The Top Deck bus driver said the speed limit is 130kms/hr on some Autobahns but most don’t have a general speed limit, you just need to know what sign to look out for so you don’t have the police pulling you over

[@flyingthenest]

oh wow! how was the top deck trip? we have never taken a trip with them before!

[@ChasingTheOddShapedBall]

Flying The Nest UNREAL. I did a camping tour with them, but the only downside was that we weren’t in any city long enough. Met some great people and had an absolute blast camping.

[@Ari33sa]

130 km/h is recommended speed-limit on the autobahn. There are quite large sections of the autobahn with actual speedlimits going from 70 to 120 km/h (normally - sometimes they go down to 50 but that's only at construction sites^^) but if there is nothing else written it's recommended speedlimit of 130 km/h. As the name says, it's recommend ... you can go as fast as the traffic allows. And really it's not much of a speed-limit but rather recommended speed xD At normal traffic on those sections 130/140 km/h in my experience is the speed you can comfortably drive on the autobahn. Like the normal traffic on the autobahn moves around that speed. So it's no wonder that driving 120 km/h you get constantly overtaken, cause general traffic moves at around 140 km/h.

[@fromoz9294]

210km/h ... my car starts complaining if i go slower

[@Watcher1867]

Normally it's 80-130 if there are limits and sometimes 60 at construction sites. Of course there are some special places where you have to go even slower for short parts.

[@Kellermits]

So when it's 120 most of the people go ~140, but there is parts of the autobahn where it is derestricted and you could go as fast as you want.

[@KzS_Guenther_Luetjens]

Driving out of Berlin on the famous Avus Race track, which the first part of the Autobahn you showed was. German Touring Car Championship raced last time somewhere in the late 1980's (maybe 1992, can't remember exacly), speed record trials where made there in the 30's. You passed the finished line, where the standes are still standing on the right handed site. It was a high speed track with a hairpin corner 2,5km later (somewhere near that gas station) and the Autobahnkreuz before passing the standes where Corner 2 and 3. The old Motorhome still standing and that big parking lot have been the old pit lane. It was funny, to see you that excited. Have fun on your future journey's

[@kristinwilson8022]

:) I am from Germany and because of your video I think I need to visit Quedlingburg :) Never knew how cute it is!!!! Thx for that :)

[@michaelgrabner8977]

I had to LMAO as you said the german beer has not that "beery" taste like the beer back home..and I totally understand your perspective...but in fact every german beer is brewed like it was brewed 1000 years ago...because there is a law since then and valid till today called "Reinheitsgebot" (=in english kind a like "Purity-law") which dictates which ingrediants and in which ratios these are allowed to use while brewing for having the right to call it a beer ....so german beer has the - authentic - "beery" taste...what ever your beer in Australia would taste like and no matter if someone like it or not....Well I know Foster´s but that´s it..and I wouldn´t recomment it to a good friend who loves to drink beer..there is nothing else to say from my perspective about Foster´s..and "no offence".. Your Vlogs are very nice I really love watching it....and keep enjoying your trip

[@flyingthenest]

oh wow we never knew that!!!! Germany does now how to make a good beer :D

[@michaelgrabner8977]

Well Austria and the Czech Rep. (who invented the "Pils" refering to the town "Pilsen" in the Czech Rep. by the way) as well because they´ll also have the same "Reinheitsgebot" because of the period of the medi-eval/dark-aged "Holy Roman Empire of the German Nations" (=a whole bunch of smaller and bigger german duchys from the north sea to middle Italia) where both were a part of it till 1806 as Napoleon came and went berserk through whole Europe and simply destroyed Europe´s old political order...

[@DenyBlackburn]

Best beer comes from Spain, German beer is just too strong

[@guybrushthreepwood6159]

It’s the oldest food law in the world.... but it is only 502 years old ... not over a thousand... 😉

[@MrHarumakiSensei]

Australians don't like Fosters and don't drink it, so you probably don't have to worry about anyone taking offence.

[@ZeroBorder]

i loved loved loved this episode, who cant wait for the next one ?? ^_^

[@gregmenego2200]

From South Africa. Drove in Germany in 2007 for the first time. It was the most horrendous learning curve in my life. After five time going to Germany I now got the hang of it. Autobahn. ...now that was exciting. 200 kmh was pretty much a rush! !!

[@-----REDACTED-----]

Well, unless it’s raining buckets your tyres usually still have around 70% of their dry conditions grip. So view distance(!) and a little adjustment permitting you can usually still safely barrel down the autobahn.

[@dominicstaffen6279]

haha....love you :D ...Quedlinburg is my home town!! great impressions!

[@Dontforgetto]

I really need to do a roadtrip in Germany, I cant believe I live here and still haven't!

[@MyFabian94]

Just don't do it as they do, either drive one Country Roads or STICK TO THE BLOODY RIGHT LANES. The Left ones are for overtaking only.

[@Lottprein]

Das ist so typisch deutsch: sie fliegen in der ganzen Welt rum, wohnen aber im schönsten Land der Welt und wissen es nicht!

[@chrisjensen5969]

Me neither. 😆

[@lonial242]

What a beautiful town, thanks for taking us there ! Our visit to Germany was before the reunification and getting to the East was very difficult. About to trace Al's lineage, will be interesting where his German heritage leads back to.😍😎👫

[@zampano0069]

they are faster than the speedlimit, because most people stick to the +20-rule. as long as you are only going 20 kmh above the speedlimit (out of towns) you only have to pay a very small fee if caught (like 20€). If you are going more than 25 above limit, you get "points in flensburg", which can lose you your drivers license. So the left lane usually goes at 140 in a 120-zone or 150 in a 130-zone.

[@lunalovegood6303]

Its crazy. I am german and cities like this are just so normal. We got used to them but when i see it in a video Im like: wow. Germany is so beautiful

[@DDarth68]

you drive only right side, please. The German are faster car.... I know many times experience...

[@wallymcguire2033]

I was getting stressed watching them drive in the middle lane and not moving over, joking around instead of paying attention, acting amazed at people passing them when they were only doing 120. They clearly should not be anywhere but the right lane.

[@sophiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie]

Ooof maybe put a little work into your English...

[@caturaebenton2886]

I have to say, the editing of this video is incredible well made.

[@amriksingh1731]

The town is very beautiful keep it up

[@flyingthenest]

Keep tuned - we find even more stunning spots :P

[@LastWish90]

If you're not driving through a constriction site you can happily go 20km/h over the speed limit, fines are pretty mild up to that point (35€ for doing 20kmh over the speed limit, if I remember correctly), if everybody else does it, might as well go with the flow of traffic, just stick to the right lane if you're not overtaking and overtake only on the left side.

[@MrMonkeyLP11]

B-Class...😂 that’s not even a proper car over here 😂

[@uncletimo6059]

Why.... why was this random video of a guy driving and showing hotel rooms recommended to me? Oh, youtube, you so silly. Besides, you should channel your inner Mad Max and put that pedal to the metal.

[@flyingthenest]

hahaha sorry for the random recommendation :P Thanks for saying hello tho :P

[@uncletimo6059]

No worries, keep having fun.

[@TheNatasha66]

💙German autobahn💙

[@flyingthenest]

haha never driven on a freeway like it before :P

[@TheNatasha66]

First time for everything! Great vlog!

[@Gangster172]

120 is slow. 130 on wet Streets is Normal. And if the street is not wet, then you can drive with full speed. greets from a german. And: Drive carefully and everytime on the right lane!

[@BurkiBikes]

My normal cruising speed is around 200kph.... no big deal.

[@SvenTeresniak]

Mathias Burghardt please on the right lane when driving this slow. Thanks. 😉

[@mehrseinalsschein5800]

Wie geil ist das denn? Ihr macht einen Spaziergang durch meine Heimatstadt Quedlinburg. Wunderbare Eindrücke habt ihr da gesammelt. Schöne Grüße vom Hirschkäfer ;-) How cool is that? You take a walk through my hometown Quedlinburg. Wonderful impressions you have collected there. Greetings from the Hirschkäfer ;-)

[@gabriellatis]

Great content

[@Odinus]

You don't have to drive 120km/h all time, in Germany we usually have a "Richtgeschwindigkeit" of 130 km/h, that mens, that you should drive 130 km/h but you are allowed to drive as fast as you want. You only must drive slower, if there is a sign that says that ther is a speedlimit. But usually there is no speedlimit on a Autobahn

[@battimollemann8546]

Remember guys, the autobahn has a speed limit for I would say 60-70% of its length. Normal is 120, but people usually drive 130. If you want to drive 250k/h you have to look for the no speed limit sign. Google it!

[@flyingthenest]

You will never find this in Australia haha!

[@maximilianstamm2597]

To be honest: If you want to drive 250 kmh, and especially if you never drove at this speed before and you are a new/insecure driver, please go to a racetrack, even in Germany. There are barely any obstacles (read: other cars and people) you can crash into and kill if you can't control your car anymore due to the speed or other reasons.

[@Psychphuq]

There used to be a stretch between Alice Springs and Barrow Creek of the Stuart Highway that had no speed limits at all... As of November 2016, a speed limit has been reinstated, with the maximum speed now being 130 km/h...

[@szoszk]

Actually, statistically it's the other way around. 60% without speed limit

[@schrobbi7396]

Not really the case... in general all Autobahn are without any speed limit unless there is one shown. Due to constructions or weather situations some parts of the Autobahn will get some speed limits. In average it is 40 % which gets a speed limit either temporary (constructions ongoing , bad weather ) or permanently (dangerous area). Other then that there is no speed limit unless a speed imit sign is shown. A speed limit is over once the sign for no speed limit removed is shown or once you get an entrance to the autobahn and no speed limit sign is shown afterwards.

[@sonora44]

Sometimes there is no speed limit in german Autobahn😂😂😍

[@georgpaulkroschel310]

B 180 - A Hell of a ride :-)

[@The0nlySplash]

There are speedlimits on the autobahn, but there is also parts where it is unrestricted and parts where it is restricted when the road is wet

[@MrT115]

It's usually not the alchol content that kills the germs, although it has a presevative effect since it can kill bacteria. It is the heating process (of the water) in the beer making that kills off the bacteria.

[@carstenpaul7818]

You’ll not get a “Berliner” in Berlin 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Zwidawurzn]

Also: Wiener Würstchen are called Frankfurter in Wien.

[@greilsmercenary240]

Even when i was in driving school i drove about 170 km/h it's normal for me

[@Hiosho]

a Mercedes B Klasse is considered an Car for the Elderly :)))))

[@martinl.7758]

Idk when you where in Quedlinburg exactly. But theres also a medium sized Metal Festival nearby called Rock Harz always at the beginning of july

[@crazycons]

Pretty cool how amazed you guys are from things which are completely normal to us. Maybe it would be worth mentioning that Quedlinburg isn't German standard. It's world culture heritage for being the largest connected ancient building complex. Enjoy Germany!

[@hasenarmee2606]

Rechtsfahrverbot ?

[@eileeno.5630]

They was in Quedlinburg, my old hometown 🥰😍❤

[@DutchNomadFamily]

We used the go to Germany to speed test any new car we ever had, well actually I did, Angela always stayed safe in the Netherlands haha. The A61 the north was the test ride for me and my friend. So I did enjoy this video!

[@flyingthenest]

haha this is why we need to live in Europe! You can easily just drive into a new country!

[@judelion8655]

Flying The Nest you have it good down under! if I were you I wouldn't be thinking about moving to Europe! It's good for a visit but that's about it! (Like that Charming town in Germany you visited) You wouldn't want the high taxes and all the migrant influx- turmoil!

[@toleyik5401]

Jude Lion So true!

[@judelion8655]

Kungfu Panda oh don't worry I don't plan on moving to Europe you couldn't pay me to move!

[@iszolde154]

Please go to a race track to test your cars. We need speed linits at the Autobahn to prevent people from dying at the roads. The Autobahn is infrastucture we pay for not for tourists to cause crashs. I don´t want to offend people who drive responsibly, your still welcome but please think about it. When you are able to travel you are able to pay for some hours on a race track for speed testing or maybe also do some safety car training on a race track, that´s interesting and action fun, too. So, your still welcome for a cool road trip. That clip is nice!

[@madapro03]

Guys! :)))) as you mentioned that you got a Berliner as a car snack i started laughing so hard. I knew what is comming. I love your videos. Liebe Grüße aus Berlin.

[@FantasKanal]

Many beers are cloudy. No beer is "freshly made" (its made by letting something rot) it is only local. In germany you wont get a "light" beer. You'll just get a normal pils or something along those lines.