GROWING in GERMANY

[@axeljuengst]

Consumption reduction can make life much easier. I have been doing this for several years and find it very relaxing. My car is now 23 years old but as long as it drives and passes the TÜV I keep it. I only buy new devices if they are defective or cannot be repaired anymore!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I think my camera and equipment I will continually invest in will be my only real crazy purchases for years to come, like someone who paints, I’ll invest into my talent and keep myself entertained that way 😄

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

Same for me, I only need to buy something for convenience, necessities and comfort and little to buy for pleasures & indulgences

[@FutureChaosTV]

Your skills as a videographer and cutter are getting mad good ;-)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Thanks for the kind words! As I grow I’ll continue to test my skills, I just need to learn how to plan shots more for the editing process, then the transitions and vlogs will be more seamless 🤞🏼🤞🏼

[@paddy1941]

Amen!

[@alexanderlindner5808]

cutter --> editor

[@maxwilli3718]

Wie immer: Wunderschöne, zu Herzen gehende, Aufnahmen

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Danke 😌

[@michaelkusica5333]

Again, great video. Your videos becoming better and better. Thank you. And yes you can eat the cherries. In Germany we mostly have three kinds of cherries. The ones you have shown are the sweet and biggest ones. Then there are sour cherries a little bit smaller and also wild cherries, which are the smallest and in taste a mixture between the first ones. But they are all tasty. Guten Appetit.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I can’t remember but someone told me they make you sick, at least these ones, but the road off the side of my place has 10-20 trees, all covered and ready to pick! 😍😍

[@henningbartels6245]

@@PuntingForThePeople , all cherries you will find in Germany are edible. I can't think of an exception. Of course, if you eat to many, you can get a bit sick. ;-) I would be careful with eating a lots of cherries and drink beer or soda at the same time - that sometimes causes diarrhea or bellyache. If the trees are in an public area along a street or path in the field it's totally fine to pick them as long as one does not damage the trees (like break off branches ...) Apple, plum and cherry trees used tio be very common along the fields ... still maybe 50 years ago, but are declining nowadays. People are not interested anymore and will rather buy picked and packed stuff at the super market. So these fruit trees are often lacking care and maintenance, plus their branches are often to low for todays traffic / trucks. Often the cherries here (especially those without maintenance do have small maggots. They are no health risk - it just doesn't look nice if you find one. If you care about these there is a trick: put your picked for 15 minutes in lukewarm water. That will cause the maggots to leave the cherries and you will find them in the water.

[@CRYOKnox]

Das war ein schönes Video. :) Freut mich dass du dich hier wohl fühlst und ich hoffe das hält noch lange an. Und herzlichen Glückwunsch zu 7000 Subscribern. Awesome. :)

[@margretblaswich]

Sehr, sehr schön 😊 Kornfelder im Sonnenschein, Früchte und Bienen. Und ein besinnlicher Jacob. Da sind die 10k schnell erreicht 👍

[@tasminoben686]

Jupp, wahre Worte, denen ich mich nur anschließen kann! LG Ben

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Hoffentlich schnell! 🤩🤞🏼 but with or without the quick growth, I enjoy it all, if it was all about subs, I would of given up long ago 😅

[@thadeaquintmaus3763]

Great guy, great video. Keep growing! Hugs from Marburg.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Hugs back to Marburg an der Lahn 😁

[@t.kausch419]

Hi Jacob, wieder wunderschöne Bilder/Musik eines Sommers in Niedersachsen. Kirschbäume in der Öffentlichkeit (z.B. an den Straßen) gehören der Gemeinde oder dem Landkreis. Frag die Nachbarn, aber es ist auch kein Problem "ein paar" Kirschen direkt zu essen. Das wird niemandem böse aufstoßen. In Australien ist das wirklich schrecklich mit dem Müll, und das ist sehr schade. See you, cheers mate.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Ich werde heute die Kirschen probeiren 😊 Danke fur die erklarung 🙏🏼

[@Rick2010100]

Da braucht er niemanden zu fragen - Obstbäume im öffentlichen Raum sind Allgemeingut. Jedoch nur für den privat verzehr d.h. ernten in massen und Verkauf ist nicht erlaubt.

[@schwini98]

Really cool to see how your channel and also yourself grew in the last couple months/years! :) It's always so interesting to see how living in a different culture can change your views, personality and more! I experienced it myself last year when I lived in Canada for 10 months😄 Hope your channel keeps growing, you really deserve it and I guess we have to thank you too for keeping us entertained with your videos!😁

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Always a pleasure keeping others entertained through my daily happenings! Hopefully I keep doing exciting enough things that I can keep it going long term! Who knows the limit as to what can happen 🤔🤩

[@schwini98]

@@PuntingForThePeople Oh I think most people here aren't just watching your videos because of the things you show and do, but mainly because of you as the person in front of the camera ;) Because you're very authentic, open minded and kindhearted! So I'm sure that your channel keeps growing because that's what people want to see😁

[@diggibet1887]

When I watch your videos, I understand 99%what you are talking about! I have just watched a video from the UK and I understand maybe 60% or less... Funny

[@raygoro3446]

Talk to your neighbors whether you can pick some cherries! I'm sure they won't mind. Have someone to make you a homemade cherry pie, it's delicious, trust me. 😂🍒

[@sisuguillam5109]

I am sure he can make his own. 😉

[@PuntingForThePeople]

So many street trees ready for the picking, I wouldn’t even need to neglect the neighbours from their trees fruit 🥳🤩

[@StefanMarkBee]

@@PuntingForThePeople - the general "rule" says - picking a handful and eatring right away is totally ok - just not filling bigger bags for cherries / plums etc. Of course one has to respect larger farm areas and please never break a branch while picking that handful. You'll be surprised how many sorts of cherries exist - even wild cherrie trees in sunny forrest areas have small but great & tasty ones!

[@ProCorona]

Beautiful Video dude ! Always very enjoyable 😃😃😃👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@tilochristen637]

*_I can imagine that leaving your own country in the unknown is not so easy. Then there is the fact that Australia and Germany are also very far apart. You were very brave and your curiosity about all kinds of things in our country surely distracts you from homesickness a little._*

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Hard, but the amount of things I can experience here in Germany and the lovey people have definitely made the transition easy for the most part 😊🥳

[@tilochristen637]

@@PuntingForThePeople *_People like you, with a good heart, need our world._*

[@furzkram]

Du solltest den Roller dringend mal bewegen. Kraftstoff zersetzt sich und der Tank fängt von innen an zu rosten. Gummi, Plastik, Dichtungen werden spröde und brechen / beginnen zu lecken. Ach ja, Reifen härten ebenfalls aus.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Ja immer, Ich meine nur, dass Ich nicht für reisen in der Stadt benutz hat 😊 Ich regelmaßig mach es an und aus 😉👌🏼

[@mijp]

Benzin zersetzt sich nicht. Benzin ist ein Gemisch von verschiedenen Kohlenwasserstoffen. Einige davon können unter Luftzufuhr leichter verdampfen. Ist zuviel davon verdampf, ändert sich die Oktanzahl. Und jetzt erklär mir noch woher das Wasser kommt, das zu zum Rosten brauchst. Um aus Benzin Wasser zu machen brauchst du eine exotherme Reaktion. Wenn Du eine solche im Tank hast, fliegt Dir höchstens der Tank um die Ohren, dann hat sich das mit der Standzeit aber auch erledig. Warum ein Tank innen rostet erklärt sich durch ganz andere Faktoren, aber nicht durch sich "zerstzendes" Benzin. Das einzige was sich "zersetzen" kann wäre Biodiesel, welches von Bakterien angegriffen werden kann.

[@furzkram]

@@mijp Du wirst Dich wundern - stell mal ein Motorrad mit halbvollem Tank ein Jahr lang ab und bewege es nicht. In Frankfurt gibt es einen der sich auf die Reparatur von Tanks spezialisiert hat, der hat aufgeschnitte Beispiele an der Wand hängen. Diskutiere mit dem mal Deine exothermen Reaktionen, lol.

[@mijp]

@Manuel Müller sehr intelligent, ein Vorbild. Ich fühle mich ob Deiner Aufmerksamkeit sehr geschmeichelt.

[@yankeefred01]

Jacob, What has "grown for me" is my love of your videos. In the short time that I have been with you, I have seen them change, & improve markedly! I always enjoyed them, but my enjoyment continues to grow, as your videos show so much more of the you that is not just a football player ... but a very talented videographer!! To say that you have made my time stuck indoors so much more livable is a huge understatement!! Vielen Dank und bitte macht weiter so! By the way, as a linguist ... you are doing the best thing, & USING your abilities ... as the more that you use them, you will improve every day! Patience when learning a new language is the BEST virtue! I managed to learn Polish in only 47 weeks, & I survived!!!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I hope all my subscribers will continue to enjoy and grow their love for my videos and whatever path I go down, no matter what happens I’ll keep making them and showing my love of life 😊 as always a lovely comment and thankful for your support 🙏🏼

[@frankschulte1723]

Hi Danke für deine Clips. Durch deine Videos habe ich wieder viele Dinge schätzen gelernt die für mich selbstverständlich waren.

[@Robert_Langer]

Hi Jacob, been Subscribed for a few weeks now, really enjoying your content, more real than many others out there and very well produced, keep it up! As South Africans looking to move to Germany, myself and my girlfriend have been following various vloggers and sometimes struggle to find "real" people. We were wondering if you could possibly cover some "day-to-day" differences in the way things are built/structured. For example, in the larger South African cities there's very much a large enclosed mall every couple of kilometers with smaller, convenience centers closer to the suburbs, for normal grocery shopping one would head to your (as humans we're creatures of habit) "favorite" convenience center as it has your bear essentials in one space, and then if you need something they don't have, most likely go to your favorite mall. I know how life is inside a large city in Germany such as Cologne where you have a shopping district and then smaller stores scattered around the various suburbs but from your perspective as someone who appears to live in a smaller town/area how are the shopping centers/convenience centers structured (if any) vs what you're used to back in Aus or from what I've described in my comment?

[@FiveOClockTea]

Great Video! There are wild Cherrys growing in Germany, but we also have Tollkirschen, which look like cherries but are quite poisonous. I'd look those up and research the differences before trying some cherries :-)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Interesting!😁

[@Rick2010100]

The cherrys, aples, etc. on public roads are eatable, owner is the community, city or county. The most fruits are usualy free to every one, but in the last time some public owner have leased (partnership) the trees to private people. Not for money, but the people than have the obligation to take care for the trees, water them, etc. and can in return get the fruits.

[@RustyDust101]

First off, thank you Jacob for making these beautiful vids for us to enjoy. If you get something from that as well, amazing, a true win-win situation. Keep them coming. The cherries at 6:01 seem to be the quite tangy kind. They also need quite a bit more sun to reach a deeper red. Some of them look ripe for the picking. If you want some really sweet cherries you will have to look for the type "Schattenmorellen". They have such a deep red color that their skin is almost black. Inside the pulp is also deep red, but light than the skin. Any cherry (or other fruit) trees that stand in public lots are free to be used (in reasonable amounts). You shouldn't go around picking every last cherry from them. Grabbing a handful or two won't be a problem tho. "Alles in Maßen", everything in its measure. Anything that looks even moderately private, like a meadow off the street should also be considered private. Yet even then, if you pick only an apple or two from low-hanging branches close to the border with the street, most owners won't be angry with you. But then, heck, that's what makes them even tastier, right? Forbidden fruit and so on? ;-)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I have seen some darker almost purple ones down the road, so maybe another kind, I’ll try a couple of the darker red ones from outside today. Hopefully they mix with my tastebuds well, as there are SOOO MANY trees in the public spaces, and that many cherries going to waste is just horrible 😅👀

[@klausmerten1489]

Beautiful Tracking Shoes 😆

[@arminsteinke2301]

Here you see Jacob, the Future Head of the " Fremdenverkehrsamt " (Touristoffice) in Hildesheim. Shows sleepy Officials how to Present and Produce a proper Imagefilm.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

That’s a job whose perks I would take with full arms, pay me with a visa and film equipment, I’m down 🤩

[@danielw.2442]

I'd luv to hear more about your heritage/homeland and I guessing/hoping I am not the only one😅 The real Australia, from a real Australian... not the polished touristy tv version of it. How was it to grow up and live in Australia? Food, Drinks, Hobbies, Dating, Natives (Aboriginal), Music, Style, School, Prom, Sport, Stereotypes, City/Countryside/Outback, Beaches... all the lovely little differences. Sprinkled into your vids, with some pictures (sent by friends or family?!?) or maybe as seperate vids. Would be really cool👍 Sorry, today I'm a bit 'over'hyped... like a squirrel on RedBull😉🤣

[@tasminoben686]

Moin Jacob, the importand Point is how your Love is growning! 😉

[@PuntingForThePeople]

There is one person I know loves to see this comment 👀😅

[@tasminoben686]

@Punting For The People Jacob, this was my Idea too! 😉

[@rickyn1135]

I’ll see if I can share on TikTok & IG......Germany looks so lovely and green.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

An amazing place this time of year with spring done and summer knocking on the door 😍

[@mojojim6458]

At :12 and following, I like the brights patterns the shadows leave on the window boxes. :20 Jacob's bee friend. I predict that :23 will be my favorite of all, because of the color of the berries. I love cherries and eat them every day; but in the next nature sequence it's the red flowers at 3:23 that really catch my eye.The random way they arrange themselves, some in bloom, others still in hiding. So many sights to comment about. Too many almost with Jacob and his camera eye. I hope the day comes when Jacob has so many subscribers and so many comments to read, that there won't be enough time for him to read them all.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Maybe a little later to the comment party now, but I’ll try my best to keep on top of it! 😉 I’ll pick some cherries today and see how I go, it’s a lot cheaper that way then paying the 4.99€ ish per 400g at the groceries 😳

[@mojojim6458]

@@PuntingForThePeople I pay $4.99 a pound here for cherries. If I had access to cherries the way you do, I'd be out there with a bushel basket.

[@Peter_Cetera]

You have a very good photographic eye! 👍

[@petrabeschorner459]

Hi! I just want to say, that I do enjoy so much your point of view abput the country,I grew up in. This is so refreshing! I lived in England, the USA and Belgium and know how different points of view are, depending if you are a native or from abroad. You are opening people's minds!

[@dinagraf4139]

Very strong beginning 👍 I love the music and the pictures!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Thanks! I decided to add some music with vocals, glad I did, it seems people enjoyed it and it didn’t pull away from the message ☺️

[@sylviaschaich]

I dont know you vlogs for a long time but I enjoy watch Them.thanks

[@PuntingForThePeople]

And I enjoy hearing every comment and feedback from all my subscribers, new and old! 🙏🏼🥳

[@petragillespie6901]

Thank you for this lovely video..U are so right on all the things you adressed..I always look forward to your videos.. keep up the good work..Ur awesome. :)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Danke 🙏🏼

[@CPT_R4ND0M]

bleib am ball, läuft gut bei dir ;)

[@henrikhaas6980]

Trees with fruits on it: ask at the Stadtverwaltung - at my town there's a park with wonderful appletrees in it, loaden with fruits - but you are not allowed to take fruits because they have "Paten" - people who care for this special tree, e.g. giving water during dry periods, cutting it in spring, and whom belong those fruits. So better ask

[@peterkoller3761]

you got an excellent eye for the beauties of nature plus the camera skills to capture them. make something of it, don´t let this talent go unused!

[@kraftandre5538]

Hi Jacob! great video with fitting music.Great person, with a right view on what live brings to us. Go on that style!!!

[@sisuguillam5109]

Sooooooo schöne Aufnahmen! Hummeln, Kirschen, nackige Schnecke!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

All the good stuff I see everyday gets a nice amount of screen time between my red-bearded face 🤣

[@sisuguillam5109]

@@PuntingForThePeople 😉😁 nice vlog, nice content, nice red beard, lovely girlfriend... we as so lucky to have you. Did you pick some cherries?

[@diggibet1887]

I like your videos. Keep going

[@andibuletten6206]

Pick some cherries and enjoy them. Nobody will blame you for that. Nice video. Stay healthy.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I’ll take that advice! 👌🏼

[@religiohominilupus5259]

Congrats on the 7K, Jacob! 👏 I've also toned it down in terms of shopping since my return. I have an aversion to it anyway as far as stores go, so not having a flea market or thrift shop filled with interesting nick nacks for "house & garden" comes in handy. Lol I've always been environmentally conscious so no adjustments to make here.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I have never really went into or used a thrift shop, but I think when I next decide to get some clothes, I’ll stop there first😌, maybe some nice different stuff to add to my style 😄

[@Ventilator-ri8su]

I love your videos ❤️ amazingly done 👍 especially the nature and animal scenes are so nice. to the cherry question: Looks like a normal cherry tree. Maybe sour cherrys but I think they are eatable. Try one carefully and if they taste good, they are eatable 🙂😋

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Thanks for watching! I’ll try some today, we will see how Sour they are 🤞🏼

[@peterdoe2617]

Hi Jacob, ich hab' eine schöne Idee, die Euch vielleicht gefallen könnte.So kann man seine Umbegung aus anderer Sicht kennenlernen: ich lerne seit 2 Jahren, Pilze zu sammeln vor allem in Lehrwanderungen. Drei Kanäle hab' ich hier auf youtube abonniert: "Snokri", Pilzfreund71" und "Buschfunkisten", die sich auch mit Wildpflanzen befassen. Die haben auch neulich das Buch "Gesund mit Heilpilzen" empfohlen, saß ich inzwischen habe. Das könnte für Dich besonders interessant sein, evtl. Deine Allergien etwas abzumildern. Viele leckere Pilze findet man auch nie auf Märkten. Ich bin durch das kochen darauf gekommen. Lehrwanderungen halte ich für unabdingbar. Und die gibt es z.Zt. ja nicht. Aber Ihr könntet schon mal schauen, ob es Pilzsachverstöndige in Eurer Nähe gibt. Das Buch ist aufjeden Fall super, gerade erst erschienen und kostet nur 20€. Liebe Grüße!

[@swanpride]

So...when did you shot this vid? If you shot it roughly two weeks ago, this should be sweet cherries, if you shot it fairly recently, those should be sour cherries (the sweet ones ripe earlier than the sour ones). They are ripe once they have a dark red colouring. In general, you are allowed to harvest fruits which grow on public spaces (often you are even officially invited to do so), but only for your personal use and naturally you should take care to not damage anything while doing so. Small warning: Be careful with everything which grows close to the ground (less likely with cherries, but can be the case with berries), they can be contaminated with the Fuchsbandwurm. Ideally you leave those for the animals and stick to what grows higher up. Otherwise, Germany's flora is pretty friendly. With fruits and nuts, it is pretty easy to recognize what is eatable and what isn't. Just be careful with the Vogelbeere. It's not really poisonous, but can cause all kind of stomach problems if you eat them rare. Perhaps you should google where the public harvesting spots in your city are.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Just on Saturday 😄 they are all ripening well, maybe I’ve the next day or two I’ll grab some and try 😊

[@understandingnothing2445]

Super video.

[@usbxg3474]

Great intro! Also a great message you try to tell.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Thanks for watching as always, the colour in the intro I loved, the message, well, if one out of a million pick it up how it’s meant, that’s a win for me 😌

[@JakobFischer60]

5:57 These are Felsenbirnen (serviceberry?) and you can eat them. Nobody will harvest them, they are for the birds. Other fruit trees belong to someone when they are in a garden or an orchard (Streuobstwiese). However, a lot of these trees are not harvested any more, because it is a lot of work and fruits are cheap. If the trees are on public space, they were planted by the city and you can eat the fruits. There is a rumor that you can't be fined for stealing fruits when you eat them immediatelly (Mundraub). That is not true, however nobody will sue you for some apples. In former times, the trees were planted around a village in meadows to feed the cows and give apples and pears for cider, cherries and plums for Schnaps. Nowadays many people got orchards from their parents and they have to take care of them. Making cider or Schnaps is work, so many trees are simply no longer harvested.

[@christineseibold2462]

You can eat all the cherries you have shown in your video, none of them are poisonous. But, if they are not on public ground, then they belong to somebody. So you have to ask the owner first. With the apples it´s the same, as soon as they are ripe. The berry bush at 5,58 is food also " Felsenbirne" it is called and you eat the blue or very dark purple berries on it. Tasty and healthy at the same time!

[@robertkirk4387]

Did you say Hildesheim ? I was stationed there in 1986 with 1st Royal Tank Regiment

[@PuntingForThePeople]

YEP! Been here since April lat year 😁

[@mikebegonia6134]

Bei Staßenbäumen (Kirschen) kannst du bei der Gemeinde erfragen, welche Sorten angepflanzt wurden. Und natürlich veränderst du dich, das nennt man 'älter werden' ;-)

[@richardkremmen7811]

How 'bout a bicycle? I live in Bonn for a few months every couple years and can get away with bicycle only while there when shopping and for recreation. I don't work there though. Love those bike lanes and scenic river promenades. During this Covid situation bike riding is probably safer than public transportation and really fun!

[@KiranKAD]

Hi, I’ve just come across your videos which are great by the way. Myself and my family are hoping to move to Germany very soon to see wether there is a possibility to live there and build a life. We are currently living in the UK. I’m finding it hard to find places to rent for a reasonable cost, do you have any contacts or tips on how to find a place or a great area to be in? My husband was telling me we should check out Hildesheim but again we are finding it difficult to find somewhere. Please let me know if you have any tips or ideas. Many thanks!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Thanks for stopping in! I think the smaller the town the harder, as in Germany the rental market is quite competitive, my hint/insider tip (😉) would be to get onto city boards on FB for example the “Hildesheim” group page on FB and request properties through there just by saying what you need ect. there is a huge private rental market through Germany so it doesn’t really show up online as they don’t advertise outside of the local circle of people! 😁 hope you stick around to watch more! 🙏🏼

[@fdd7740]

i like your videos.please make a next video of your town where do you live .and Please show the german houses in your video.am curious to watch it .Please make it next video bro.

[@religiohominilupus5259]

He's already made a bunch of those over time. Check out his older vlogs.

[@ArtIncFactory]

hi...nothing is realy safe in live ;) Yes, the most friuts you see at the streets an backsides are eatable BUT never pick up near ground level and wash them. Few people in germany eat them directly from the wild, but this is tuff or crazy.

[@ACEsParkJunheeWreckedMeHard]

There is a law: if a tree with fruits grows outside a private garden or a space you see is owned by someone, the fruits a tree has are free for everyone. It's quit rare since most towns and cities grow treas who have no fruits. But there are also rules like: If the branch of a tree grows over a fence outside the garden of someone this branch is no more owned by the person who owns the tree wich means if a branch grows out of a property and has for example 1 apple on it, that means you are allowed to get the apple

[@COOKINGFROMTHELOFT]

So, what was the verdict on the cherries? Are they a go or no-go? LOL! (Mr. B)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I’ll know this afternoon! 😁🤩

[@bleudeq2419]

thx

[@PuntingForThePeople]

You’re welcome 😁

[@bleudeq2419]

greets from niedersachsen :)

[@ethan-kr3ob]

"I think" the cherries are edible but don't cite me on that. I've never heard about any toxic species of cherries except "Tollkirsche" which is Atropa Belladona (deadl nightingshade) and obviously doesn't look like one and doesn't belong to the cherry family anyways.

[@monikakonrad2951]

You can eat the cherries, if they dont belong to a privat person. Many villages have communial gardens for their inhabitants.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Ripe for the taking “literally” 😅👀🙏🏼

[@RightsForUrFights]

❤️ You are my favorite

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Thanks, hopefully more and more people favourite too 🤞🏼

[@RightsForUrFights]

@@PuntingForThePeople of course I'm sure they will do 😊👍

[@peterkoller3761]

it is not having a lot of things that makes you rich - it is not needing many things that makes you rich.

[@elmarbrugger8839]

There is a Internetsite with the Name Mundraub you can look nearly you live for free Fruits on Trees

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Danke 🙏🏼😊

[@herzschlagerhoht5637]

Du wieder mit Deinen linksextremen Kampagnen! :(

[@peterkoller3761]

Of course these cherries are edible! might just be not the sweet but the sour kind (Sauerkirschen/Weichseln). If so, don´t eat them but buy a bottle of Korn, put them into the alcohol and let them soak for a few weeks, then sweeten to taste et voila: besoffenes Kompott! Delicious!

[@charlies.5777]

NICE video, Jacob, and congrats on hitting the 7K mark!! I love that Germans are not caught-up in conspicuous consumption, as it's ,sadly, far too common here in America. I'm guessing that most Germans are not too concerned with what THE Kardashians are wearing or selling - which is probably a good thing!!👍

[@PuntingForThePeople]

They can just consume more of my videos and show them to their friends, surely what I am saying has more educational and knowledgeable stuff that what they receive from the Kardashians?! 🤔

[@FlorenzVillegas]

Who are these Karda...something? ;)

[@offroadskater]

Hey, maybe not having to buy lots of unnecessary stuff is also part of growing up and can not be attributed to Germany? The more settled I have become as a person, the less crap I use to define myself. Ask your parents whether they still buy all the latest things. I presume they don't, but I have never been to Australia, so what do I know? Just a thought.

[@madTitanja]

This charrys there for me looks like sourcherrys , 2 different kinds of cherrys are to eat the lightred "sourcharrys"& the darker "sweetcherrys"🧡🍴❤🍴. I only know 1 kind of cherry wich is deadly dangerous, the "Tollkische"⚠️☠ . Only this 3 kind of cherrys i know.^^

[@gerdforster883]

"In Australia, everybody speaks English." My old high-school english-teacher would like to respectfully disagree. ;)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

If only my German Teacher from Grade 8-10 Frau Fischer could see me now, so much for not being able to learn German 😂

[@Tyrkir100]

How about trying some German wine ... you might like it ;-)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

If it compares to glühwein or any of the but I tried at the local wine fest last year, I’m all for it! 🤩

[@herzschlagerhoht5637]

Very good idea and respectful to adapt here, that's what Africans and Arabs don't do in Germany! Just look at Stuttgart! :(

[@furzkram]

Du solltest Dich nach einer Ausbildung als Tierpfleger umsehen. Ernsthaft.

[@luckyqualmi]

Könnte passen. :)

[@furzkram]

@@luckyqualmi Später könnte er sich auf Prothesen für Tiere spezialisieren ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWqTgIxnZ8iBZ5Y

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Vielleicht 😉 Aber es muss ein Beruf ein Deutsche mochte nicht machen, and I think a lot of people would jump at the chance of working with animals 😅

[@furzkram]

@@PuntingForThePeople Versuche dennoch eine solche Ausbildung zu finden. Deine vorige Ausbildungsstelle hätte sicher ebenfalls von einem Deutschen besetzt werden können. Prinzipiell ist es also möglich. Und eine Ausbildungsstelle ist ja noch keine feste Arbeitsstelle, wo solche Restriktionen eher gelten. Außerdem wärst Du bei Kängurus ja quasi "Muttersprachler" und viel besser geeignet als ein Deutscher ... ;-)

[@S-V-E-N-1-9-7-8]

Ich stelle mir das gerade bildlich vor, wenn eines Tages im Wildgatter -- zwischen Wildschwein, Hase und Hirsch - Kängurus 🦘 und Koalas 🐨 herumlaufen. 😁😁 Nichts desto trotz finde ich solche Restriktionen, wie oben genannt, einfach bescheuert. Wie will man denn sowas definieren? Muß der Job etwa schlecht bezahlt, schmutzig und lebensgefährlich sein? 😖

[@bertemm9130]

Vorsicht, beim Wort "Growing" wirds BKA hellhörig. :p

[@herzschlagerhoht5637]

In Deutschland sprechen inzwischen doch auch alle gleich. Und in Hildesheim gibt es das perfekte Hochdeutsch, während es Richtung Küste ja wenigstens noch einiges an Plattdeutsch gibt! :(

[@badeboom]

Und so lande ich also nach meine Extrem-KZbin-Glotzing der letzte Jahre auf einem Kanal, der von einem Australier betrieben wird, der in Deutschland lebt, sich für Pflanzen interessiert und mir zeigt, dass es blinde Waschbären gibt. Ok!

[@gerdahessel2268]

10:06 "Ihave the same shoes..." Really? You have got shoes? Why do you hide them from us? ;-)

[@gerdahessel2268]

10:26 These are not shoes - these are "Schlappen" !

[@gerdforster883]

The moment he ditches his slides and buys a pair of Birkenstocks, he will have gone full native.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I’ve got winter boots, exercising sneakers and football cleats, the situations of the year and climate just call for 100% forecast of slides 😉😅😂

[@Mattscheibe]

great that you try to adapt , unfortunately most of the people immigrate this days want that Germany adapt to there culture........

[@PinHeadSupliciumwtf]

You're invited to teach germans about australian BBQ Several hundred euro grills with the cheapest meat you can get isn't something we should encourage anymore

[@philippciunis]

Geht er erstma in adiletten wandern ^^ ehrenmann

[@sisuguillam5109]

Heuschnupfen ist ehrlich anstrengend. 😔 Ich fühle mit dir... und geh' mal Taschentücher suchen (wie können die schon wieder leer sein?).

[@dvdemon187]

4:40 Well, that shows that you're an Australian and not an American.

[@Baccatube79]

FYI: You can't literally translate "it takes patience" into German. The verb in German is "brauchen" or, more elevated in style, "erfordern". "Es braucht/erfordert ein bißchen Geduld von den Leuten..." Also, "sh-prechen" not "s-prechen" ;-)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Still working on my “ts” instead of “z” pronunciation, the “sh” instead of “s”will have to wait 😅

[@Baccatube79]

@@PuntingForThePeople just think of a very thick American accent. They also say things like "shpray" and "shtroll". It's exactly the same thing. Also: memorize vocabulary not only visually but also auditively. I.e. say the words out loud when you are memorizing, have Mariann say them for you, rinse and repeat. Plus: it's easier to do it right from starters than to dent out a blemish afterwards

[@Baccatube79]

You could, for starters, begin practicing with Germany's highest mountain, the "Zugspitze". Say the word 10x in the morning, 10x before lunch, and 10x before sleeping. Or with every push-up you make.

[@BangOlafson]

Nah.. there is no need to adapt to German culture... ok.. one thing you need to adapt to... DRIVE ON THE RIGHT FFS! :D

[@herzschlagerhoht5637]

Wow, 428 likes and no dislikes! So I am going to be the first disliker. No, little joke! ;)