Car washing is illegal? The Weirdest Law in Each Country! (Brazil,USA,Sweden,Japan,Korea,Germany)

[@Mnzur205]

In Brazil it’s also illegal to march on a bridge. The military stops marching and cross normaly, than starts marching again in the other side

[@MariMariaW]

Isso é pq se eles marcharem a ponte pode cair por conta da reverberação

[@Dragonroot95]

Fun fact for those who don't know, the background to why is actually safety! If a large group of people would march in sync the synchronized shockwaves from the simultaneous footsteps would actually risk destabilizing some bridges. There are better ways to explain this but, basically that'd be why!

[@coffeeguyd]

I think many militaries do this. It's basically just good practice based on physics.

[@asdfasdf-mn8iu]

No military marches on bridges, also tanks have to go over one by one. That's because if many people march in synch, they cause resonant vibrations in the bridge and becomes strong and strong to the point of risking the bridge to break. There have been historical examples of generals ignoring that and losing a lot of soldiers because the bridge would break. It's similar how you get a swing to swing higher and higher by applying force close to its frequency of resonance.

[@looy-o5k]

@@Dragonroot95well, obviously

[@lazaroborlot3457]

In Brazil there was a law that required all vehicles to have a fire extinguisher. This law has been repealed and fire extinguishers are no longer mandatory, but if you have a fire extinguisher in your car and it exceeds its expiration date, you will be fined.

[@nathanaelpereira4309]

Here where I live (São Paulo, Brazil) there is a public park with a sign at the entrance that says "dogs and aliens are not allowed." 😂😂😂😂

[@AlexssandroMeneses]

If there's a sign,there's a story!

[@rayannerocha81]

O loco 😂 coitado dos estrangeiros e dos dogs 😂😂

[@yasminesteinbauer8565]

The ban on washing the car at home in Germany has less to do with the soap than with possible oil and gasoline residues that can get into the water. Car washes must have appropriate filter systems. It is also implemented differently by local authorities. Using only clean water is also not permitted everywhere.

[@alebone_]

This is also a law in Sweden by the way! (Not that it's enforced)

[@_joilife]

Oh really? Cuz me and my family plus a lot of my friends are washing it at home just with water. I didn’t know about that I really thought it’s because of the soap 😂

[@lm4122]

I would say that how it works in EU or most EU, if the law is ignored by policie and people that's another story.

[@SiqueScarface]

It's not so much a ban on washing the car at home. It's a ban on wastewater spills without approbriate wastewater collection and filtering in place, and virtually no one has this at home. PS: It's a similar case with "It's illegal to run out of gas on the Autobahn." It never says so in the law. It is illegal to stop on the Autobahn. See §18(8) StVO. So if you have to stop anyway, you have to argue that you were forced to by circumstances you could not control (traffic jams, car failure, medical condition etc.pp.). But you can control the fuel in your car, hence this is not sufficient to argue against §18(8).

[@triz8399]

A Ana explica tão bem, e dá pra ver que ela pesquisa pra poder falar com propriedade 🥰

[@siliconSPIRIT]

There is NO law in Germany that says you can drive naked. But there is also no law that prohibits sitting naked in a car.

[@MarcioHuser]

In Brazil it is ILLEGAL to have a self-serving Gas Station. It was tried once, but due to lobby from syndicates it got banned and forbidden. The argument to forbid it was "security", because "regular folks wouldn't have the proper training to pick up and use the gas pump" and whatever And about marching over a bridge, that is forbidden I think pretty much everywhere in the world. Although not always, having a bunch of people marching over a bridge could ressonate with its natural vibration frequency, to the point it builds up so much it will start to collapse. Many bridges have broke appart, not because of marching, but because of HEAVY WINDS ressonating with it and making it swing more and more until collapsing. So, it is NOT recomended or allowsed, usually 😁

[@reineh3477]

I don't know if marching over a bridge is banned in Sweden, but when I did my service we were told not to because of the reason you mention.

[@VictorVæsconcelos]

I think you mean unions, not syndicates.

[@MarcioHuser]

@@VictorVæsconcelos you're correct, I meant Union

[@Argentvs]

The no marching on bridges is a very ancient law. Romans had that law. The Greek and Roman armies would cross bridges breaking formation and walking normally. A group of soldiers marching all in close order stomping their feet at the same time would collapse wood and stone bridges due resonance effect.

[@HenrikJansson78]

In Sweden we have that same law about not washing the car at home. And yes, it's for the environment, there are a lot of chemicals in those products that should not be left out in the nature. And it's not hard to find prepared places where you can do it. The Swedish girl exaggerated about the alcohol sales limit. Anything below 3.5% you can buy in normal stores. But yes, we always plan ahead. And also, every swede have at least one bottle of something strong at home, for those emergencys. :)

[@grandmakida6591]

Ah yeah I remembered wrong about the number

[@Belnick6666]

in Sweden, "disturbing the peace" law is very wide, the cops can put so much under there, no one is allowed to break it, so if neighbor is too loud on Friday at, let us say 10pm, call the cops and it goes under "disturbing the peace" same thing as dancing in the street, it can be seen as breaking the peaceful nature by people

[@stillfangirlingtoday1468]

We also have a similar law here in Brazil, but I guess since we are culturally a more loud and extroverted people, good luck calling the cops on your neighbour being loud when you are trying to study. 8 times out of 10, you will be ignored. Both extremes are super annoying.

[@kassiogomes8498]

​@@stillfangirlingtoday1468but the law in Brazil isn't very wide. It's very restricted. We have limits in volume and laces where it is completing forbidden (like schools and hospital), we also have time of the day when this law applies.

[@LasseEklof]

I googled some funny laws in the US (don't know if they are true). - In Alaska, it's explicitly forbidden to wake a sleeping bear to take a photo with it. - Mourners in Massachusetts aren't allowed to eat more than three sandwiches at a wake. - It's illegal to walk backwards while simultaneously eating a donut in Marion, Ohio. - Citizens of Carmel, New York can't eat their ice cream while standing on the sidewalk. - In Memphis, Tennessee, women aren't technically allowed to drive unless a man walks ahead of them waving a red flag. - In Las Vegas, driving a car is still technically illegal. Before they became the primary mode of transportation for the vast majority of people, the city of sin made driving them illegal because the noise they made would scare the horses. The craziest thing about this legal statute, though, is that it's still on the books because it'd be too costly to repeal. Naturally, everyone just ignores it.

[@bestgrimbarianever]

does the las vegas one include police cars too? haha it'd be funny if every day the police are breaking their own law :'D

[@reaux3921]

Many sexist laws are still legal

[@ryanscheffer2302]

I grew up in Washington State, and one law is No Sasquatch Poaching.

[@VictorVæsconcelos]

​@@reaux3921They're actually unenforceable for a bunch of reasons more suited to a LegalEagle video

[@ansiaaa]

I'm Italian and I was so shocked to learn about that law about smiling I had to research if it had any foundation... yeah it apparently is a very old law from a time when our country wasn't even unified yet but that law was never legally repealed. I can assure you it's not enforced a I seriously doubt that any Italian would even know about it

[@VictorVæsconcelos]

I hope you weren't so shocked that you stopped smiling

[@ansiaaa]

@@VictorVæsconcelos I naturally never smile on the outside

[@pedruusaraiva]

That law in Brazil was only in São Paulo State. Thats why i never heard anything like that before

[@fernandas5155]

Eu sou de São Paulo, mas não da capital (litoral), nunca ouvi também! Inclusive já fui várias vezes a anos atrás, em diferentes bancos e entrei com o cel. Pode ser uma coisa da capital msm, slá 🤔

[@henry247]

Maybe you're just too young? How old are you? Cuz im 24 and that was a real thing..Ive lived at 4 different states and they all had this law too.

[@pedruusaraiva]

@@henry247 hahahaha I’m 34

[@henry247]

@@pedruusaraiva Damn 😂...dunno why you've never seen it then

[@manoloantonio5206]

I can only speak about the U.S. since that is where I live and yes, we have tons of weird laws and they vary by state but most of those "weird" laws are not enforced. Many of them have been in place for decades and law enforcement isn't very keen on enforcing some outdated laws and making themselves look even worse in the eyes of the public.

[@Captainumerica]

Some old US laws are kinda funny. I think there was one in... Oklahoma? "It is forbidden to talk to your donkey." I find that hilarious.

[@ItalianCountryball11]

@@CaptainumericaXD

[@stevetalkstoomuch]

In the states of New Jersey and Oregon you cannot pump your own gas. In Connecticut, the legal definition of a pickle is it must bounce when dropped. The bridge law was valid 100+ years ago when bridges were made of wood and not as strong as modern steel & concrete bridges. Soldiers were ordered even in the US to break step over bridges so it would not resonate or induce too much vibration on the bridge to make it collapse. Some towns in the US have rules around which color you can paint your house, especially in historic districts in New England. Want to maintain the historic / quaint look of the town.

[@cixelsyd40]

Oregon just changed their law this Aug. so it is only New Jersey that requires full service stations

[@lanzsibelius]

Wait! Isn't the No phone in Bank a worldwide thing??? I didn't know that. Here in Mexico you're definitely not allowed to use your phone in a bank, apparently because a lot of people try using them to gather information for bank thefts or something. I've never thought of it as a "weird rule". It is pretty common watching people being yelled at for pulling their phones in a Bank just to answer a message or something. And for the "what if I need my phone to do de banking?", I mean... you typically do that with a bank employee watching you or helping you all the time, so that is fine.

[@igorcardosodossantos2142]

LATAM CORE

[@thehoogard]

I remember some comedians walking into police stations and starting dancing there, then reporting the police stations for not having dance permits. Notice that it was the locale owner's that would be breaking any laws/rules, not the people dancing.

[@supernovaskies5044]

In Oregon they recently passed a law that changed most gas stations into self-pumping. But some places are still manned like in New Jersey.

[@ahtunyarlathoteppy2360]

"Why are we putting some animals as more precious than other animals?" Well it's quite simple: They're friendly, they're smart, and they're helpful - One of those, and usually all 3, which makes perfect sense a symbiotic species relationship. It makes no sense to slaughter the animal that helps you hunt for food, helps ease your worries, or protects your family when needs be. Especially when there are much better options. It's quite simply about committing the taboo of breaking a symbiotic contract, and betraying the other party.

[@adrianomarchesi3982]

The Brazilian "No phone at bank" law was at a time in which there was no internet and almost no technology at all,like in the 60' and 70' and the phone were those gigantic flip cell phones. Some explanation for the law was because some signals could interfere with the crap internet inside the bank.

[@davidrgjones1707]

There was no internet anywhere in the 60s, 70s, 80s. In the mid 90s (dial-up internet), 2000s cellphones, early 2010s finally 3g and 4g smartphones in Brazil. The law probably came in the 2000s.

[@adrianomarchesi3982]

@@davidrgjones1707 thanks for the help. I got confused by the date,but the idea remains the same.

[@FredrikKurtson]

Even in sweden it's illigal to clean your car at home since a few years back

[@fjalkinge]

Not technically illegal to was your car at home, the law says that it is illegal for you people to let waste water into sewage or nature without a waste management system. If you have one at home, it’s fine 🙂

[@ondrejvasak1054]

So when you're 15, you can't trick or treat, but you can drive a car? 😀

[@shrub4229]

In one state of the US there is a law against having an ice cream in your back pocket

[@thiagooliveira583]

I think in Rio Claro is forbidden to sell cheddar cheese too, that city is insane

[@pistazieneis415]

there is a day (14 september) in Ribeirão Preto to celebrate people who hear voices (???)

[@AnittaAlvaresCabral-hf4db]

Rio is state outstand

[@isag.s.174]

Wtf

[@brunxcardster]

That's no even close to the weiderst law in Brazil. I would say that one which is crime to manufacturing sugarkane at home, but a lot of people do and police don't care. It's no even important. Just a long ago industry lobby or something like that

[@mythicalgirl2005]

My favorite weird law is the fact that in the UK it's illegal to "handle a salmon in suspicious circumstances".

[@karolineoliveira2887]

Se tem a Ana..eu vou ASSISTIR, não interessa o que seja...

[@anarfox]

In Sweden, washing your car at home is fine as long as the water only drains into the ground on your own property. But washing it on the street or on your driveway, where the water could end up in the rainwater runoff, is not allowed.

[@coreymay918]

I get it. I know why necrophilia is illegal in California. Before you comment that it should be illegal, one man did a thing and now we have a law on the books that should never come back up

[@Captainumerica]

Car wash in Germany use a grey water collecting tank to, well... collect it. Then once a week or so, a citern comes to pump it out and it goes to recycling I think. This becomes the norm in UE, I believe.

[@esunisen3862]

Not sure about the naked law but in France we have the same for washing your car at home and not marching on a bridge.

[@PedroLCogoy]

In Brazil, there is a law determining that the only punishment to judges, regardless of how brutal the crime was, is simply to retire with full salary for the rest of their lives. That is the only punishment they will ever get, regardless of how severely they broke the law. That sounds to me like a bizarre law because it creates a caste of undeservingly privileged and protected people.

[@MrEQuecky]

6:50 they still walk in groups, but not with the same step 😅

[@russellward4624]

Trust me, you really dont want to pump your own gas in NJ in the winter.

[@Linxor07]

Uhh you can buy alcohol in normal stores In Sweden but it can’t be above a specific % of alcohol in it

[@triz8399]

2 countries from Asia 🌏 2 countries from America 🌎 2 countries from Europe 🌍

[@JajaOffiziell]

Ana, I think she lives in a bubble... I've never had any problem using a cell phone inside a bank. When she talks about Brazil, she has to check whether it really works this way everywhere or whether it only works this way in her state or city.

[@NOMAD-_-]

1:36 I trick or treated until I was 16 then after that it was going to Halloween parties and then after that watch horror movies and pass out candy to the kids 😅

[@__raissa_]

BRAZILLLL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@SuperMatyoO]

In France, it is illegal to take pictures of the Eiffel Tower at night. So millions of tourists should be in jail héhé......

[@deathangel8]

There is a paid car wash place in Korea, so I wash my car with tools. Water sprayers and foam sprayers are heavy, and i drive to dry themㅋㅋㅋ🙋‍♀

[@senzikal]

12:45 I mean we (humans as a whole) domesticated dogs for work not for food, so it kind of makes sense?

[@flwergarden]

As a swede who painted their walls in 2017 I got scared 😭

[@fjalkinge]

Repainting your house is usually not enforced and doesn’t require a permit. It’s only required in certain instances when major changes are done to the exterior color. Pretty unusual though

[@dj1rst]

What is alchol and govermant? Do you mean alcohol and government?

[@NemraV1.1]

12:44, Dumbest question I ever heard in my entire Life

[@gaby17pontes2]

Gente, quando era proibido usar telefone nos bancos?

[@miguel_oshiro3603]

Ana, a mais didatica! 🎉

[@emmanuellemasson6671]

So funny to learn weird laws in each country. Someone knows the names of Zoe ?

[@jac85almeida]

Ana! Ana! ❤🎉🇧🇷

[@EduardoCicarino]

It’s funny to see the American girl referring her country with the continent name … America is the continent not a country !

[@VitóriaDuarte-0]

Ana🇧🇷🥺❤️

[@niccosouza8330]

Vai!

[@eduardosantos5078]

Eu só assisto até a parte do Brasil ou quando Ana fala....alguém mais?😅

[@hyungtaecf]

Dog is considered more "precious" by common people because it is a domesticated animal.

[@alexgut1everything]

It's not weird laws actually.It's just obsolete.And the most weird ones are in countries where people have not any rights.

[@reaux3921]

People? Men have rights everywhere

[@nimi.videos]

1:25 thats not true lol i am 18 and just went this year-

[@AlbaManus]

She said it depends on the state.

[@nimi.videos]

@@AlbaManus ohh okay. thats weird tho lol

[@reaux3921]

@@nimi.videosgrow up. Ur old enough to buy ur own candy

[@gustavobuenovittorino474]

Ana rainha, resto nadinha.

[@praeteritus2218]

Proibido celular no banco? Onde? Desde quando?

[@cemamurta89]

Desde 2010 se nãome engano. Até hoje mesmo depois de mudar a lei você ainda vê placas e taus proibindo o uso. 😅 Isso era pra seguranca pois bandidos entravam nos bancos e ficam observando os clientes e quando viam uma potencial vítima mandavam mensagem para o cúmplice do lado de fora com as características da vítima. A questão é que mesmo com a lei as pessoas usavam e a fiscalização nunca foi lá grandes coisas, só no início.

[@praeteritus2218]

@@cemamurta89 ah, eu sempre usei. 😶‍🌫️

[@joocco]

Lei antiga do final dos anos 90 e 2000, achavam que celular poderia servir para bandidos dentro mandarem mensagens para cúmplices esperando do lado de fora, ou então filmar pessoas tirando dinheiro, coisas do tipo. Ainda não havia celular com internet

[@CIDADAOZN]

In Germany you can't have your breasts visible in cars but can you in squares and beaches?

[@KiaraKitsune]

A few months ago, they made a new law, before, women weren't allowed to be topless outside of nudist beaches, but now they changed it

[@elmercy4968]

What they say in the video is wrong. There is no law that says you can or can't drive naked. There is a general law that says that you cannot be naked if other people are disturbed by it. So in a car or at the beach it's probably fine. There is no exact rule where it is okay, the judge will decide if someone complains.

[@leonardorusso8561]

por que americano fala tao rapido?

[@fabricio4794]

Ana Is Fantastic....But i Must Stop simiping her

[@galactuscausandoimpactus9521]

Proibição do jogo do bicho é uma bizarrice do BR 😸

[@truthfinder8652]

i just wanna know if a Vegetarian person can easily survive in Japan and South Korea. (Especially in South Korea, bcz Japan has changed alot recently, bcz many vegans travelling there.). BTW, that Sweden women won my heart when she said that "Why do we put some animals superior of more friendly than other". Japan and China and South Korea and Thailand and Indonesia, used to be mainly vegetarian countries. but now they are like going backwards towards stone age where eating animals was the only way to survive. While West is now moving into Vegetarianism

[@truthfinder8652]

@@개아무개-c9k but ive also heard that even korean ketchup has some non veg stuff in it. Is there any way to find out what thing contains any kind of meat or not, in a convenient store?

[@truthfinder8652]

@@개아무개-c9k and you said unbalanced diet, but isn't it true that many people above 100 years of age, most of them never consume meat? and also , isn't the Buddhist monks are considered as the most fit Human beings? ... Now i'm confused

[@alexgut1everything]

If You are vegetarian,so...well... I'm not blame You.At least every single person differs.And,btw,YOU NEED MEAT, especially kids (balanced meal).You know, human body need as plant food as animal food, and human stomach and intestines are mixed between predator and herbivore. Have a nice day/night and don't worry. ... Well... Life on The Earth is not dream came true,it's very complicated and sometimes controversial thing.

[@truthfinder8652]

​@@alexgut1everything you know that Human intestines are larger like Herbivores, not smaller like carnivores, right. Our small intestine is much longer & raw meat staying inside it for like 24 hours creates several bacteria. that's why doctors often prescribe veg diet for fast recovery. You digestive system needs to work 10 times harder to digest meat rather than plants. If you would often notice that a meat eater cannot eat spicy food that much bcz it upsets their stomach, bcz consuming so much meat affects the effects of acids present in our stomach, so for that they consume beers a lot, and sometimes even alcohol. IDK where did you get that thing like Humans have same body system as carnivores, but it's not true. Our digestive system is more similar to herbivores, not to carnivores. You can put anything in your mouth, but not in your stomach. Sea animals are still better than Land animals bcz they are consist of more fluid than flesh. You can live longer life with eating raw vegetables but you can't survive only on raw meat. bcz Peace out You can either Live Healthy with less diseases, or can eat Rats and Bats, it's individual's choice, we can't force anyone. Who have not learnt nothing from the life of the Buddhist monks (who are considered as strongest human beings), you can't make them understand anything at all. Peace out Brother.

[@kilanspeaks]

12:43 Exactly. I like dogs and I wouldn’t eat dog meat, but I believe none of us have any right to judge other people’s dietary habits. Well, unless you’re a vegan or something 😁

[@reaux3921]

What’s next? Cannibalism shouldn’t be judged,

[@kilanspeaks]

@@reaux3921 oh please, we’re not even talking about that. Ask yourself this question: Why is eating dogs morally worse than eating other animals? Because they’re intelligent, because they are pets? Pigs are smarter than dogs while goats, sheep and cows could challenge dogs in terms of intelligence and they actually make good pets. Why are you not okay with only eating dogs? Because of your culture and how you were brought up. Are you saying killing is only wrong if you have sentimental feelings for the victim? What, you think you’re the center of the universe? The truth is, killing any animals is exactly equivalent in morality. You can’t judge others for killing the animals that you have sentimental feelings towards, not when you’re also killing other animals that you don’t care about. So unless you’re a vegan, better keep your opinion to yourself.

[@cesarpaj]

så så sårrg jag finns i Stockholm vi är NU 2024 slutning av sommaren och salsa varge fredag i snt eriksplan.... bla bla bla ENGLISH Sorry but dancing is allowed. am in Stockholm Sweden and every friday from like 4 to 7 evening is salsa dance club in St Eriksplan. not only there but Gärde is a house party and afrikansk party with loud music for public of ALL AGES. Seen kids dancing salsa, african, jamaican and more. THE ONLY places are not allowed is near buildings where people live BUT in parks, even if is sorrounded by buildings with people like ST Eriksplan (almos center of Stockholm) no problems. Svensk: förlåt om min svensk är inte så bra 😆😆😆

[@module79l28]

Why the hell the first and second weird laws are about Spain and Italy when there's no one from there in the panel? And why the hell are fines in Spain issued in British pounds? 🤨 8:38 - "Only 1 store can sell alchol and govermant control": what's alchol and govermant and why is only one store allowed to sell whatever that is?

[@afjo972]

Hey is Brasil always included? We`ve seen enough now. It´s getting boring

[@arthurmorais4898]

There are several videos that don't include Brazil. Those videos usually don't get as many views (like, less than half).

[@triz8399]

Brazil is one of the countries (maybe the third) that are most active on internet, the first ones are USA and India. This means A LOT of views Also Brazil is the biggest country in South America and the one that speaks Portuguese, so if you want to attract any other countries that speaks portuguese call Brazil 😏

[@matteando1490]

I am from Italy and of course it is not a law come on! 😂