Honesty is the best policy 🇩🇪🗣️

[@AnselGrey]

"You would rather lie, deceive, and suffer just to please other people?" Hit harder than expected 💀

[@CroPro8901]

Yes, its quite noble actually

[@hittheclub50deep31]

@@CroPro8901nah kinda pitiful, being a people pleaser

[@iagobroxado]

Answer "Yes" LOL

[@gamlaman]

British people in a nutshell

[@bradinator343]

​@gamlaman as a British I agree. That's basically true

[@jaycutter5372]

as a german I can confirm - I never had feelings, except to my Birkenstocks

[@boooster101]

I can neither eat feelings, have sex with them or deduct them from my taxes, so I have no need for them.

[@Wolf_Art_Girl]

Ich auch

[@Eekary]

Die sehen schon irgendwie scheiße aus. **schnell wegducken**

[@RippedByLukas]

Ich auch!

[@dowon_btw]

Alles lügen all lies

[@Katieoutof10]

“ Tell the truth, no one will take offense here” spoke to me in a way I never thought it would.

[@sherreid8913]

Not everyone handles truth well

[@Pizza3.0]

@@sherreid8913Because their soft as shit snowflakes

[@kuessdaspony9584]

... and we'll be more efficient! 🤣 love it!

[@Zwingli-Was-Right-AHwasToo]

If Germans arent honest to you, they got their feelings hurt, but dont want to hurt your feelings and start "squirrels"..... its like pocking a bear, till everyone will be shocked bcause "suddenly and without any reason" the german will snap, which is his moral right, after saying yes or nothing all the time.

[@Katieoutof10]

@@Zwingli-Was-Right-AHwasToo idk why but “the German will snap” has the same energy as “Even a worm will turn”

[@Dafduu]

“So it’s edible?” got me rolling on the stairs

[@jersonjohn8041]

true😂😂😂

[@greenockscatman]

had a german pal describe my cooking as "acceptable" once. high compliments right there.

[@Timesobserver_Xenia]

@greenockscatman that's even more true about Germans regarding food. They truly use that word: acceptable. High complement..but, if to be honest, of they really like smth, you will see that, because the animals instinct will be on then and the dish will be consumed as if the tiger jumped on the fat bunny. In most cases when you ask them: what do you think? Tasty? Etc the answer will be: not bad. This "not bad" is everything))) I tried to get the details on this "not bad", like it's bad but not, not yet good, something missing etc, the a seer was again, "just not bad". Then husband explained that all his family answers like that almost to everything, never going on a higher pitch of the excitement. Russians also answer same phrases sometimes, btw, but they do that with the voice manner that it sounds like multiple pleasant words just because of that, emotions are always added and therefore never understood as the lack of emotions and offense..I think Germans just learnt that in the years of occupation but had to hold themselves tight and less emotional due to their occupation...if to be honest, poor people, the war changed a lot.

[@Timesobserver_Xenia]

Russians also ask like that, bit the voice tone and emotions make this question almost a lullaby and it is always just a nice small talk. Almost like: 'how are you? Fine. Thanks"-> Edible? - yes, it's good, thanks. Kind of.

[@Dafduu]

@@Timesobserver_Xenia 🙂

[@carinag.5374]

"Feelings?" 😂

[@k.r.99]

Careful. There're 3 things you never insult in Germany - alcoholism - freedom of speed (Autobahn) - traditions

[@butcherben82]

What are those Feelings this one is talking about ? :-p

[@dowon_btw]

​@@k.r.99as German alcohol is gross and Geqmy has no real Traditions we ger do what we want

[@mark9294]

Too accurate 😂

[@fantasyhaven3900]

Feelings? Is that some kind of illness?

[@eliasujashvili7113]

*”Feelings?”* 💀

[@-Cocell]

I like how this comment is just above the comment with :joy: emoji.

[@cat_city2009]

Germans stopped having feelings during the 30 Years War.

[@user-jn1pb1ep9d]

He's too German

[@cuqui999]

Lmao feelings I love this German guy

[@ShaunPaul-ww5ym]

:joy

[@TackerTacker]

Very good example of the difference between being honest and being a dick. You don't need to pretend to like something you don't just because you think it pleases others, but you also don't have to bother others with your opinions if they don't ask for it.

[@walle5667]

Precisely. There is a difference between being honest and being a prick. If I'm asked I answer honestly (minor exceptions. I'll never tell a kid I dislike their drawing 😁). But I don't go around pointing out things I hate to people.

[@FantasticFanatique]

Exactly. Well written.

[@Karamanlı1881]

👏👏👏

[@sarahjay3882]

That means i like Germans 😂

[@sarahjay3882]

​​@@walle5667I've seen almost everybody trying to put others down or saying demeaning things to others in the namesake of being open minded and so called my opinion. No matter how it hurts someone people continue to impose their thoughts and opinions on others even though they're not being asked about it. They would say that i would put my opinion whether you like it or not. Do you all ignore such people or say bad things to them?

[@LPeck1985]

"And this way we can be more efficient". We must protect the German people with this mindset at all costs. Much love, A Yorkshireman.

[@wahaajul-haq4207]

Fellow Yorkshireman agrees

[@SnaabbeamSneebers]

They've been occupied since 1945.

[@asmforce]

And the rest of the humanity too for that matter.

[@JohnnyWishbone85]

We don't need to protect the Germans; we need to protect everyone else!

[@cocobard1928]

Warum das? Das hört sich nicht sehr Kosteneffizient oder Energieeffizient an. Why is that? That doesn't sound very cost or energy efficient.

[@Bergziegen35]

"Offended by Liam Carpenter"😂😂😂

[@jahidhossain2864]

Lol didnt notice it till I read ur comment😂😂😂

[@Erblack3]

Who isn't? xD

[@NTN_music]

Also offed by Liam Carpenter

[@BenGHG.]

@@NTN_musicwtf?

[@alpaqa]

@@BenGHG.the knife incident

[@e.v.k.3632]

I'm a German and yes honesty is very important to me

[@Romy.h_14]

I‘m German and I hate it! Sorry

[@silentwater79]

Except our Cum-Ex Chancellor. So you can't really call him German.

[@RevCode]

​@@silentwater79 He is just forgetful. I mean, can you remember where you put those 80 Million Euro a few years ago? No? See, me neither.

[@leoni793]

Ich hasse Sauerkraut 😅😂

[@dannyvalward1524]

​@@RevCodeI can't even remember having those 80 million! 🙀

[@Ghost_of_Robespierre]

"this way we can be more efficient" 😂😂😂

[@McDucker]

the 1k and the first comment lol

[@VG_Precious]

2 comment xd

[@Michaelangelokowski]

There's a German engineer at my work. I can confirm he likes doing things in a particular way to increase efficiency. That's why he and I get along. If I find a more efficient way to do something, he is greatly accepting of the new method.

[@dreamingacacia]

I'm not German, but I agreed with this. It's inefficient when people are too indirect. It's tiring to have to masked everything.

[@Lones_Cinema_Compendium]

Oh no.... The borg

[@MS-fb4vs]

I am American and married to a German man. He still has to teach me to be direct, but his directness and hoensty about his thoughts and feelings are literally the best thing ever. We never play mind games and rarely miscommunicate. Its said as it is and its honestly amazing. It takes a while to learn to not get offended, but its so worth it.

[@melissadouglas570]

My husband says the same about my directness, but he mostly attributes it to me having grown up in Chicago and also being autistic. Other people say it’s rude. I think lying and forcing another to solve a puzzle to figure out what is actually meant by something that is said is rude.

[@escaramujo]

​@@melissadouglas570It definitely is the neurodivergence. German culture is influenced by plenty of neurodivergent people, that's why they have a lot of traits in common with autistic people. ❤

[@PosthumanProphet]

​@@escaramujo It's actually not german or a russian culture. all people who speak a non native language (no matter how good they are at it) will be emotionally distant from what they say when they speak it. (an empathy gap, they don't feel what's it like for the listener to hear their words) and will say whatever they think without filters.

[@samanthawoods8000]

Remember kids, there's a difference between being honest -- and being brutal. If your friend doesn't ask about his sandals, and they're not causing any (major) harm, then you can just keep that opinion to yourself! : )

[@mustard639]

Dude is lying those sandals are fire

[@atext4969]

beautiful reminder

[@operatorfig]

If someone can't fix something about themselves in 30 seconds or less, you don't need to tell them about it. That's the rule I've always liked.

[@rachellereeve494]

​@@operatorfig That's a decent rule of thumb! This one's pretty good, too: 'Does it need to be said? Does it need to be said by you? Does it need to be said now?'

[@YouStillNeedToSleep]

I'm sure u are American. My opinion brutally honest 😅

[@Rpg39_]

His German character is slowly turning into a terminator.

[@Bellabear01]

Seeing this comment after watching the short where the German character has robot focus vision is hilarious 😂

[@thatslifeyoo1]

Arnold Schwarzenegger - that name even fits hin

[@dicedoomkid]

He will be back

[@natural_law]

A polite terminator

[@coolest2162]

No Bro ! It's like a Hanibal creepy face 😈

[@42ckev]

Great example of being honest about something that affects you and something that only affects others.

[@balasaravanan500]

Good way to put it 👍

[@ordenax]

Exactly

[@LongDongSilver420]

Damn i just gained a social skill.

[@monicagambino318]

Exactly!!

[@randolpho-]

My mom had an old European travel guide from the 60's. And under the German cuisine paragraph, it said, "If you're traveling from France to Germany will be disappointed with the food. If you're traveling from England to Germany, you'll be enthralled with the food.

[@christianmachado3070]

I love the dish that we see in the video this dish is popular in Germany but also in France in Germany they are called Sauerkraut and in France it is called choucroute

[@jamesc.e.s.4551]

German food is the epitome of food that's "not bad." It's not the type of cuisine you eat for the experience, like in France, or Italy. You eat it because its heavy, it cushions the beer on your stomach, and because it's filling. There's nothing about it that's bad, but it's by no means amazing. It's just a fine example of German efficiency. If english food is an absolute 1/10, and French/italian food is a 10/10, German good is a solid German/10.

[@gekko505505505]

lol 😅

[@geburtinsleben]

😁😂😂😂

[@Village_Iliad]

I read that in his voice

[@LAINYTAVARES]

Here in Brazil, we say: "It's.....different" 😂

[@undeadknight01]

Where I'm from we say: It's...interesting

[@Y-is-everthing-taken]

I’m from Brazil and I never heard that but I say it even if I like it its just different then what your used to like they added something

[@laurazaions]

@@Y-is-everthing-taken br aqui tb, eu já falei muito essa expressão “é diferente”, principalmente quando cortam o cabelo, muda a aparência etc e eu não quero dizer que ficou feio, mas pode ser uma coisa regional…

[@HoriMotorsports]

In New Zealand we say "thats out of it" 😆

[@marzeneg]

Same

[@AmuroRay007]

“Look, there’s David Hasselhoff!” “Vhere?”

[@MmHanaMitsukoiVI]

Vhere

[@mossfinder7516]

Vehr

[@mycupoverflows7811]

My friend just went to Germany and took pictures at the David Hasselhoff museum!! 😂😂😂

[@DevilsL1ttleSister]

⁠@@mycupoverflows7811THERES A DAVID HASSELHOFF MUSEUM??

[@cisium1184]

"Which just proves my old theory, 'Germans love David Hasselhoff.'"

[@msnicotiana]

Bro one reason I LOVED my German exchange student friends was how direct they were!! A ton of ppl thought they were rude, but as a neurodivergent person it was such a joy. "How are you feeling today?" "I feel like shit and I want to go home" "Do you wanna talk about it?" "No" "Do you want a hug?" "Yes" like some of you mfs could learn a thing or two from a stay in Germany 😭

[@hdhqiogsduioqhiopsp]

we like being direct

[@jon4hpbg36]

As a german, i dont know why other societies dont see the massive benefits of being like that

[@TheLadyBlerd]

If I didn't have language acquisition issues (i.e. new languages simply don't stick in my brain, lowgrade dyslexia, barely get along with English as is, etc.)... I would have moved to Germany years ago - - I've watched so many American NDs expat there and thrive socially versus the performative polite while privately cruel nature of American culture.

[@TheLadyBlerd]

@trashgamerxd7612 ....I suggest being _actually_ direct in educating yourself, and instead of typing the word into a YT comment box in a passive aggressive attempt for human interaction... try inputting the word into a Google search field, or an OpenAI text box for a conversational response, to obtain clarifying information on what the term represents.

[@eidontkehr4081]

this is so accurate, i feel like shit and dont want to talk about this, just a hug is enough

[@aarfan44]

My dachshund immediately turned around at the cat noise and she’s been barking for 40 seconds straight. Hahahahaha.

[@Soesii]

Your poor neighbours

[@danielspeidel1455]

I am German and pride myself on my honesty and being direct. An American once told me that I am very blunt. I thanked them and was happy about the compliment. Took me about a year in which I got to know some more Americans a bit better to understand that it hadn't been a compliment when they told me I was blunt. In hindsight I laughed, because I tried imagining what they must have thought when they told me I was blunt and I genuinely thanked them and smiled at them happily. 😅😂

[@windwatcher11]

In our family, you'd fit right in.😂

[@rae8544]

Since you like honesty... You have absolutely no sense of humor and talk way too much. :) Got you mate!

[@danielspeidel1455]

@@rae8544 You don't know how right you are. I'm known among my friends to make really bad (dad) jokes. And I am a bit of a talker and long message writer

[@Onda_Wilde]

@@danielspeidel1455 Du klingst dennoch sympathisch. 😊 Und wirklich ehrlich und fähig zu Selbst Reflektion. Ist doch gut. 🙂

[@danielspeidel1455]

@@Onda_Wilde Danke. Sehr freundlich. Ich geb mein Bestes alla Liebe deinen Nächsten und tu für andere was du willst dass sie für dich tun usw. Du bist aber auch sehr freundlich mir hier einfach so nette Komplimente zu machen. Made my day.

[@KM-vl2cs]

Famous last words "why are you holding the knife like that?😢" 😂☠️😭

[@pauldraper1736]

What makes them famous?

[@nguyendoany6.161]

@@pauldraper1736 this video made them famous

[@g.ruempel]

There is a thin line between "wieso hast du das nicht gleich gesagt" and "wer hat dich denn gefragt"

[@pancakemoon]

„Du musst auch immer Deinen Senf dazugeben!“

[@g.ruempel]

@@pancakemoon "Niemand mag Klugscheißer!"

[@hanslick3375]

Korrekt, die Oder-Neiße-Linie

[@Macalanias]

Es wird gegessen was aufn Tisch kommt!

[@vega23565]

@@Macalaniasjejessen

[@jeje-y3y]

When my German boyfriend said to the point without seeing how hurt my heart was with his words...he said in Germany people are to the point and honest..and I learned to say to the point and honest in front of him and he said It hurts...it's not fair😂

[@geburtinsleben]

Interesting... In my experience Germans are not very honest... I am German. And I am honest (more because of my neurodivergency) and many people feel offended. They don't want to hear the truth... But they want to look like they wanted ... That's my experience . 😉 But in many areas it's very mixed because of migration. So I was raised in the Rhein-Ruhr-Metropol-Region.

[@mortifilia7965]

The way he says "feelings?" Has me deceased

[@johncage3969]

lmaooo

[@ClementineLebreton]

Inside out 💀💀💀

[@ronjabla6698]

My grandma always gives the reciepts for my presents to my mum so that if I don’t like it I could return it. That’s German efficiency 🙈

[@lk9204]

Oh my gosh..so cute

[@suvireijo]

In Finland we give gift cards or inside the present we leave the reciept. We never send the reciept to another person so you don't need to run over and use gasoline or bus fairs to actually get the reciept. I bought my son nike airs for his birthday and send him reciept as an image scan through whatsapp so he can return them without me😅 That's more practical in my mind.

[@Grauer1510]

We just ask each other what we want, so we can make even more efficient gifts. 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@ronjabla6698]

@@suvireijo the reason she does not give it directly to me is because you should not tell the price of the gift to the recipient if not necessary

[@suvireijo]

@@ronjabla6698 That was a custom too when I was a kid in Finland. But last 15 years it has to be more efficient for the recipient of the gift to change or return themselves specially on chrismas gifts because the sales start you might not get the gift change to perfect size also holidays end week after the new years. So you get better chance to change on time. More practical and efficient. So in Finland we don't have the custom anymore because it was hindarance. Also if you send reciepts by whatsapp you can choose the date when to send it also reciepts loose the ink rather quickly so usually I copy mine with my phone for fileing. I want some reciepts to be added to my tax report. Most places have started to send email reciepts which is good for the enviroment. Yeah I don't mind Germany for upholding old customs and manners. I actually think it's cute. Sadly it eats up the true efficiency you germans are known for. Because let's face it you can't change human evolution. It also means some customs and manner need to be updated too.

[@yougotmegood6208]

It’s hard to believe they are just one person. It’s so well done.

[@chanceDdog2009]

Wait. What? I don’t believe you

[@ALookIntoTheEulenspiegel]

As a German, I can confirm that learning about feelings for the first time tends to be very confusing

[@rodgerhempfing2921]

I have feelings, sometimes I feel hungry

[@ALookIntoTheEulenspiegel]

@@rodgerhempfing2921 Zhat is a good vun. And zhey zay ve Germans have no humor. Ha. Ha. Ha. I vill laugh more in ze basement.

[@simoneroush7428]

As a German I can say this is literally what I ate yesterday. And I like it very much

[@jakobmikota1543]

What? Head and Shoulders?

[@auraluna7679]

Mustard, Mustard and bread are always part of this meal, for me.

[@karinliebtschokolade8157]

This Sauerkraut looks sooooo dry 🫣

[@simoneroush7428]

@@auraluna7679 yeah, a wiener with sauerkraut and a bread with butter👌

[@walwilliams5534]

This is Comfort Food to me. (The “What Are ‘Feelings’?” part of The Germanic Traditions I do NOT find to be edible, however.)

[@DragonriderEpona]

"Feelings?" 😂😂 this made me laugh more than it probably should have 😂

[@MrTiti]

Because you showed Feelings then which makes the laughing wrong.

[@WolfenWolfington]

@@MrTitidon’t be mistaken. Germans learned to adapt and only pretend to be laughing - inside there is nothing but a void. They just learned to read the conversation and they know when to “laugh”… it’s all fake tho.

[@rainiceskates185]

Ur not alone😂 I laughed hard too😂

[@MrTiti]

@@WolfenWolfingtonfor saying this you are german. but you cant. cause you wont lie then

[@Jpeverything62]

"Let me take some more off of them" 😂

[@nenoivanov1596]

1K with no comments?

[@johnreel8728]

The David Hasselhoff bit was such a good throwaway joke

[@jimijin2020]

David who?

[@jennex5402]

There is a fine line between being honest and being a rude a**hole under the cover of "I'm just an honest person"

[@tongs1073]

Y e p, you can still be considerate and honest at the same time

[@ayouxy]

Truer words have never been spoken

[@Pizza-jp]

なるほど

[@fabianthegreat10]

This is so real. I hate people lying to me 😂 They just cause more problems!

[@temperance2580]

Omg yes!

[@LorienInksong]

A very accurate depiction of the British. I'm an expat in the UK and its like I moved to an island where everyone has social anxiiety.

[@nmo3148]

100% they do

[@isamukim1693]

Wow, another white immigrant in the UK.

[@UnassimilatedRG]

That's why so many British get drunk at weekends and act like lunatics to let out all the pent up emotions 😅

[@user-kf5mg1xl9w]

UK is not near as what japan is lol, they are kind, shy and some get offended by you getting late 2 minutes to make things worst they dont tell you the truth or other stuff that is simple to say, your couple barely talks unless you talk to her, if you ask too much they get stressed, no surprised they have the lowest steem around the world, i met some british they are funny and really friendly compared to japanese lol

[@stormy_awys]

@y0uw0tm8 I guess the Poles have a 'coconut' society. They may look formal and cold on the streets, but then I was seeing them in groups of friends they were just hilarious, and the funniest, goofiest people in the world Also they're just a bit too 'daring', like people in the other Slavic countries

[@bmilano1580]

The way he confessed "I don't like it'😂😂😂😂😂 I could feel the honesty after the torture 😂😂😂 .And the Oh yeah pretty much 😂😂😂 Natural!❤

[@DerDiskutator]

"In this way we can be more efficient." :D Love it.

[@anweshakar146]

Yeah, why waste food like that...

[@rswfire]

This is literally the only shorts I consistently watch. 😂 You're onto something Liam.

[@escabasket153]

The German mother one is funny too. Look for those.

[@steffenschaeuf6759]

Liam, thank you for doing what you do ❤️ Germany needs you.

[@d0va316]

"tell the truth, no one will take offense here. This way we can be more efficient" resonates with me so much 👍

[@no_name_but_alias]

Of all people, a British who criticises German food ... 😂🤣 ;-)

[@NJI-hy1pq]

Hahaha

[@vanessamelch5796]

ich hab sie gesehen, die Briten, wie sie mit Tränen in den Augen, vor Freude, in deutschen Restaurants gesessen haben und futterten als gäbe es keinen Morgen ;)

[@96dragonhunter]

​@@vanessamelch5796 😂😂😂

[@nicimizoni1687]

Ganz dünnes Eis

[@LorenzooCesar]

​@@vanessamelch5796 "als gäbe es *kein* Morgen". Sorry wenn ich das jetzt so "dreist" und random im Internet korrigiere, ich bin nur Sprachlehrer und fand das einen interessanten Fehler, von dem der eine oder andere vielleicht profitieren und lernen kann.

[@bbmul1572]

He’s acting and body language is really great! It really feels like he’s two different people

[@kuromyou7969]

It was the same person???

[@theancientsancients1769]

The German version he actually looks German 😂

[@netking767]

Wait ...it's the same person ?!😮

[@zerogravity8982]

Im german and i can confirm that i have no feelings.

[@SutekhOne]

Very gut, keep up ze efficiency.

[@NotUnymous]

Feelings?

[@zerogravity8982]

@@SutekhOne Always.

[@shayan7579]

Understandable feelings make everything 7% less efficient.

[@nationalnewschannel8241]

⁠yall are funny af when you want to be too, I had a German friend named Nico he was a foreign exchange student he instantly became my friend because the first class we had together was chem and dude legit points at the gas nozzle and says “are you sure you can trust a German around that” and i still don’t think I’ve ever laughed that hard.

[@barrymantz6026]

You can wake me up in the middle of the night for it! But in the Netherlands we mash it with potatoes and small pieces of bacon. We make a little volcano from it, .... with a little hole in the middle and but the gravy in the volcano! Some Dutch people even create the complete delta works! It's just so delicious with sausage at the side and some mustard.

[@sq2678]

There is one exception! OMA! If you don't like Omas Essen you shut the damn up and eat no matter how often she refills your plate 😂

[@julyunicorn5177]

nahh i did that never i always sid i dont like the liver in the stuffed chicken and she was so sweet to let the liver out xd

[@samuelfoisy]

I get told all the time that I'm too blunt and direct about my negative feedback. We'll see how I do when I move to Germany lol

[@Scarlett.Granger]

As a german, sounds good. How would you effect efficient change without accurately describing the problem? As long as you're not insulting or something and just factual, that seems totally fair.

[@suvireijo]

I come from Lapland, Northern Finland. I'm blunt and direct but same time I have my cultural art of dark jokes. Living in Germany not many people like the dark jokes with blunt twist on them. So germans need to understand blunt witze more or you don't survive in Lappland at all😂

[@user-bn9xy2on8i]

@@suvireijoI can imagine that living in this unforgiving land affects your humor. Germany has nicer weather, so the jokes have to be a bit funnier.

[@suvireijo]

@@user-bn9xy2on8i I know that. But dark jokes makes you deal with the BS. I see them better use than getting angry at people straight in their face. And I don't have issue with Germany, I just have issue with BS people. It doesn't matter what country your in you'll meet enough BS in your life that it's good to joke about it than use your fists. Specially as a lady person.

[@nachtmahr9994]

Wehe, du redest mir meine Karre madig Freundchen!

[@Boo-dt1fx]

American of German heritage here. We love Sauerkraut, we make it homemade. We bond with asian-americans over our love of fermented, brined, or cured vegetables. Kimchi *chefs kiss*

[@marysmith7792]

My grandmother, came at 14, an Austrian. Her house smelt like saurkraut. We love it. I don't know what she did to it but not like canned at all. I am the only one of my friends who had it at Thanksgiving.

[@coltonjohnson357]

I was drooling over the saurkraut but then you brought up kimchi too and now I'm starving for both. Those waters just run deep I guess

[@mycupofcocoa1125]

It’s very healthy and worth eating

[@Delagate]

If you get store brought sourkraut it's dogshit

[@notaperson9831]

Sauerkraut with polish sausage over baked potatoes. With crabs 😅

[@SzopskiPlays]

"Feelings? What are feelings?" That is what I expected him to say 💀

[@Dsabide]

"Feelings...?" That one got me :-D

[@davesdepaves]

Well yeah pretty much, got me xD

[@maxmustermann7903]

"Wird einem nicht gleich schlecht von".😂

[@TheYupido]

Der Hunger treibt's rein, der Ekel schiebt's runter und der Geiz behält's drin

[@darkdemon943]

​@@TheYupido schöner spruch 😂

[@belladavis7879]

​@@TheYupido XD Mein Bruder sagt immer: "zum kacken reichts"

[@majasteinchen]

"Schisst sich weg" 🫣

[@__KursK__]

​@@TheYupido Den werde ich mir merken😂

[@niffler09]

Sauerkraut plus mashed potatoes are dope

[@YTMarcoYT]

Hate both from the bottom of my heart 😂 I think I never tried to combine it... But just to think about it... 😂

[@awpetersen5909]

​@@YTMarcoYTDon't be too honest.😅

[@Butzemann123]

@@YTMarcoYT whats wrong with some peoples taste buds

[@caobita]

​@@YTMarcoYTinteresting. I didn't know that there are people who hate mashed potatoes

[@WrDsliestIstDf]

@@YTMarcoYT you cant hate mashed potatoes if you ever ate good ones, most people dont get the simple things right. but sauerkraut is indeed not very tasty

[@fluffyjun1479]

In France we also eat this dish (we call it choucroute, it comes from Alsace) And it's honestly one of my favorite, it's sooooo good ! 😂❤️

[@checkcommentsfirst3335]

Because Elsas was German for a long time. That’s why Sauerkraut and Flammkuchen are prounounced in a french-german way.

[@gekko505505505]

Alsace - the German-French football region - passed back and forth, on and off german/french region

[@catonkybord7950]

Sauerkraut is delicious and healthy. It brought generations of us Austrians through the harsh alpine winter 😌

[@c.w.8200]

Winter = Speckknödel+Sauerkraut ❤

[@svenneff]

Part of my family was from Gottschee.

[@svenneff]

As a German American I'd say this pretty much explains my attitude.

[@catonkybord7950]

@@svenneff I had to google that first, because I never heard of Gottschee or the Gottseer people befor. Very interesting history! Part of my family comes from Slowenia too.

[@unschuldshascherl]

@@Othillde Oh, to be fair could be I got that wrong and it was lime juice, lol. Sorry, if I messed that up. It is long ago I heard that story and it was just an information I got more on the side. Yeah, I guess I edit that, lol. Neither of it is still used by Germans. Thanks.

[@ghostytea2377]

As a german, I hated Sauerkraut for 17 years in my life before I thought it was some kind of edible

[@ember1794]

Same 😂😅

[@Ynox54321]

And now you love it

[@nicimizoni1687]

But you still ate it

[@molybdaen11]

The trick is to mix some sweet fruit into it.

[@noukoukino]

I still hate it with a passion. I just can't stand rhe taste

[@toolion3681]

Though I am Chinese, I am a super big fan of German sausages and sauerkraut. I bought a lot of jars of sauerkraut and put them in my refrigerator during the five years I studied in the UK. Even now I am living in Japan, I go to German restaurant at least once a week to enjoy the sausages, sauerkraut and Eisbein❤.

[@sonjagatto9981]

Lass es Dir schmecken❣

[@yunleigu2202]

mag ich auch das deutsches Essen als ein Chinese. mein leiblings ist Blutwurst vom Schwabenland :)

[@Anduriel7]

I once worked in a small hotel Restaurant in Berlin and 3 chinese teenagers came in. One girl ordered Liver. And i was like: Are you sure? This normally in Germany more for Elderly people. She ate it all. I was totally impressed.

[@heyimhk101]

I’m sure you are a big fan of German sausage

[@Latvijas_Amēlija]

Me too😊​@@heyimhk101

[@szymonpiotrnogalski2610]

It struck me how accurate this is. When I was a teenager I was sent on summer exchange to Germany. I stayed with a host family in South Baden. On the second day they accidentally made me a camomile tea for breakfast instead of black. I hate camomile tea. They realised and apologised. Being a polite Polish boy that I was, I said it was no problem and that i didn’t mind it - not to hurt their feelings. From that day I got camomile tea for breakfast every morning. Including with the cake on my birthday. Obviously I’ve never said anything, I didn’t want to make it awkward!

[@sonjagatto9981]

I am so sorry...you made it awkward for yourself. However the Kamillen-Tee was good for your body. Now you know it would be better to say the trues. Regardless you are kind and that is so special❣ Best wishes for you 👍😘 (I am German)

[@emberalexander7444]

Chamomile is a nighttime tea, even if it’s your favorite tea on earth you don’t wanna drink it in the morning lol

[@apunktspunktkpunkt4271]

... the 'Why are you holding the knife like that ??' killed me !!

[@JackyBandicoot]

Immer ehrlich sein wenn's ums Essen geht. 👍

[@theluckyowl]

Oder Geschenke

[@MrJueKa]

stimmt ... auch, dass hier keiner Bockwurst nur allein mit Sauerkraut isst, ich kenn jedenfalls niemanden, dazu gehört immer auch selbstgemachtes Kartoffelpüree ... aber für solche Gefälligkeitslügner würde ich nie wieder etwas kochen oder backen

[@RCBirds]

oder einen bettelnden Hund haben😅

[@MrJueKa]

@@RCBirdsganz ehrlich, wenn dann noch der Dackelblick dazu kommt, dann kann man ja kaum noch widerstehen und der Hund bekommt etwas ab

[@RCBirds]

@@MrJueKa Du glaubst gar nicht, was unser Hündin alles gegessen hat, nur weil es auf dem Tisch stand. Sie hat mir so manches Mal die Bürde von Hibaah abgenommen. Und sie konnte im Sitzen ihr Kinn auf die Tischplatte legen, damit alle sahen, was sie zu leiden hatte, weil sie kurz vor'm Verhungern war🤣🤣🤣 Übrigens bin ich beim Pü ganz bei Dir, ohne geht nicht

[@exstacc1886]

The feelings line was foreshadowing for him being psychotic lol

[@Lilian040210]

Google words before you use them

[@123flowey_yt]

@@Lilian040210 ikr bro uses that word for anything

[@rizzwan-42069]

Psychosis is when you lose grip on reality i think.

[@123flowey_yt]

@@rizzwan-42069 yeah

[@lazarusesaimbot1468]

@@rizzwan-42069 technically applicable here if you reach really hard

[@silverserpent420]

Just hook my vein up to sauerkraut. I'm Mexican and adore it. I'm fourth generation part German. My great grandmother immigrated from Germany to a popular German destination in TX. Met my immigrant Mexican great grandfather and had TEN KIDS!! My grandma being the youngest. You two should experience an alternative culture of German down in Texas for a video!! Octoberfest is coming!! Many places in Tx will celebrate German heritage!!

[@thomasolson7447]

I made some, it's fizzy. I like it fizzy. It's almost as fizzy as pop.

[@silverserpent420]

@@mozzjones6943 Awesome!!I hope you get to fulfill your dream!! We'd love to have you down in Texas!! 💚🫶🏽💚

[@silverserpent420]

@@thomasolson7447 Sounds like you achieved max fermentation!! Just let it sit until the fizz dies down. And burp it. Should be good. 💚🫶🏽💚

[@user-uu9lf2cq1p]

We have a similar dish in Russia. Braised cabbage. But we add tomatoes, and cut the sausage into small pieces and cook it together with cabbage. This is an integral part of Russian and Soviet cuisine, but we do not claim primacy regarding this dish. It is clearly inspired by German cuisine. I know exactly what I will eat tonight. With a glass of good beer, of course. ))

[@janiso12345]

Guten Appetit und Prost! ❤

[@Calico_Calicos]

это не похожее блюдо. Это квашеная кпуста. а потом приготовленная. Это непохоже. ТУшёная капуста неотьемлеммая часть своетской кухни была, когда есть нечего было. Ещё есть истиннорусскоетрадиционное блюдо -бикус. Байкус переводится с немецкого - долить воды. Делают в баварии.

[@Antonio-io7uh]

​@@Calico_Calicosбигус - он польский по происхождению, но в России очень распространен, особенно в армии

[@DubiaFluctuant]

it sounds yummy dont know why someone wouldn't like it.

[@noaht5191]

You must be my wife's friend....this stuff.😂 And potatoes with beef. Lots of potatoes, I swear she's half Irish. And peroshki I think is how it's spelled. And then I cooked her and her family some southern food, barbecue, our potato salad, Cole slaw, grilled baked bean, and a few other favorites of mine, with my own sauce and now there's a family in Ukraine and in a suburb of Moscow that are cooking my recipes for their cookouts and family gatherings and the guests are always cleaning out everything leaving no leftovers. I assume this is how cultures have created so many diverse dishes....Greetings from South Carolina. I have a German neighbor as well, I don't know what they eat though, they're honey bee people who are vegan's and holistic herbal healer believers and such....so we don't share recipes with them 🤣

[@orangeamel9844]

As a Polish person - sauerkraut is yummy, though 😁

[@egale1873]

All this channel is proving to me is that my German grandmother had more of an impact on me than I thought.

[@randawales7824]

Mine too!!

[@JTRipper420]

As someone who grew up in Wisconsin, sauerkraut and brats are a staple of my household.

[@AKUJIVALDO]

Heil Deutchland!

[@JTRipper420]

@@AKUJIVALDO real

[@ernst...]

​@@AKUJIVALDO... DeutSCHland.

[@dmitripogosian5084]

I don't understand how to live without sauerkraut

[@JTRipper420]

@@dmitripogosian5084 a life without sauerkraut is a life not worth living

[@Hellothere-gg8id]

The focus on efficiency is definitely true here

[@kotorandcorvid4968]

The ending is genuinely scary. Well done.

[@MundaneBrain]

I love that David Hasselhoff got a shout out.

[@zorm_]

Sauerkraut is amazing. In french we call it Choucroute

[@Deejaylal]

Oui

[@midclock]

I like them

[@brentharlow3559]

Agreed.

[@RodrigoSilvaDiaz]

In Chile 🇨🇱 "Chocrut"

[@WizardOfOss]

Zuurkool in Dutch.....and I love it!

[@martinkrautter8325]

A good Brit should know that Lord Nelson carried Sauerkraut on his ships to fight scurvy!!!

[@AltIng9154]

Yes, the British never mentioned such things.😊 I think it was Captain Cook... 😊 He treated sailors with the "Seven- tails-cat" who were not convinced. 😊

[@guzziwheeler]

It works! I do eat sauerkraut now and then and I never had scurvy.

[@AltIng9154]

@@guzziwheeler You are never in danger to get not enough Vitamine C. But 100 days at sea, no fresh food... Sauerkraut may save you. Captain Cook needs the "seven-tails-cat" to convince British sailors. 😊 You know what "seven tails cat" means?

[@guzziwheeler]

@@AltIng9154 Sure I know, my Domina has one. 😆 I was joking, man!

[@AltIng9154]

@@guzziwheeler Ha, ha, I was joking also.... 😂

[@c0nstantin86]

"I didn't wanted to hurt your feelings" "Feelings?!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 "Just tell the truth! No one will take ofense here" 😂

[@heanz]

Homie gönn dir so sehr deinen Erfolg, du bist einfach immer funny und es wird nicht alt

[@skeekie9845]

The timing of dropping the fork when mentioning the shoes was spot on 😂😂😂 Perfekt 💯 😂

[@skillex0860]

Ich als Deutscher stimme zu 100% zu das Gefühle da keine Rolle spielen

[@eena9210]

Komma + dass mit 2 s (Sorry, ich muss hier Grammatik-Nazi spielen. ^^ )

[@skillex0860]

Jene Gefühle / Singular jenes Gefühl, hätte nach dem das ein komma setzen können, dachte dann aber, sollte einfach ohne Komma sein, damit es eher als eine gesamt Bedeutung verstanden wird, Kommas nerven, erzeugen eine kleine Pause und trennen zwar Hauptsatz von Nebensatz aber da fand ich es besser es so zulassen, weil die Aussage besser dann rüber kommt, sowas lernt man leider nicht in der Schule, bruh. Satzaufbauwirkung, was ist der versteckte Inhalt, Interpretation, kein einziges Satzzeichen, auch kein Punkt oder Ausrufezeichen. Vielleicht kommt es auch noch ohne Komma noch Monotoner rüber, keine Höhe, keine Tiefe. z.B. ICH, als Deutscher stimme zu 100% zu, jene Gefühle, da keine Rolle spielen! merkst du den Unterschied. Klingt zwar nicht schön aber machbar, eine Ganz andere Aussage kraft, lol.

[@RainDelay]

Loving the honesty.

[@Ynox54321]

Honesty is essential for emotional maturity, closeness, and its easier on the feelings too in the long run - although the last point shouldn't really matter in the first place.

[@Justice55339h]

Well there are Germans who take it to a place of being hypercritical

[@RobespierreThePoof]

This is not a self help channel.

[@alfieomega]

thanks for the input.

[@user-jy3zl2vp4b]

Perhaps this is what is killing American marriages. Couples lie to each other to not hurt each other....but then, long term, they don't know their partners TRUE likes and dislikes. Don't know, just wondering aloud.

[@thebritishenglishteacher]

I actually love sauerkraut (yes, really!), but I appreciate blunt honesty!

[@FrogeniusW.G.]

"Feelings?.." 😂

[@Satanka6]

“Feelings?” Theeeere you go 😂

[@rip_darkknight03]

Well I guess you can say the british guy lost his „beans“

[@unlimitedbacon1811]

The quick shot of the Birkenstocks had me rolling🤣🤣

[@dylanberg1188]

“Feelings?” Perfection 😂

[@benjaminbrand3714]

"Well, yeah pretty much." That hit 😂

[@toastersgaming8543]

The shoe thing killed me 😂😂😂😂

[@tatianahantig]

This is exactly how I feel about lies and telling the truth! I come from Czech

[@zeg2651]

"And this way we can be more efficient."😂

[@sarahknedel1296]

the way they said feelings like they didn't know what that was got me crying with laughter

[@akumayoxiruma]

That's not a home meal; that's what a random street food seller offers in a round plastic plate at your local village fair.

[@sho8567]

“Feeling?” This is the best part of this video 😂

[@coolman946-pq1yj]

The way he smiles at the end of EVERY video just makes me so happy

[@technoman9000]

"Feelings...?" made me laugh

[@AgentDynamic]

Put some "Bratensoße" on the Sauerkraut. Or much more Bratensoße. Because everything taste better with Bratensoße... ;D

[@kuntakinte4333]

Maybe Bratensoße tastes better with Bratensoße?

[@FR34K117]

​@@kuntakinte4333 nah in this case you need to put Cheese on Top.

[@Transgender-ProphetMohammed]

At least its not maggi.

[@gehlesen559]

​@@kuntakinte4333no. But you can use Currysauce.

[@basti5263]

Na, the correct way is to put a little Sauerkraut into your Bratensauce. Never forget what is the main dish here.

[@christinebelle8803]

Gelacht wie schon lange nicht mehr! 🎉❤

[@FR34K117]

Welcher Arbeitgeber erlaubt während der Arbeit das lachen?

[@christinebelle8803]

​@@FR34K117 Ähm ... Arbeitgeber? Don't worry!

[@jajajajaja357]

I swear I had a stream of tears running down my face from laughing so hard. Every time I watch this Carpsguy.....my neighbours must think that I am going crazy.

[@euls868]

Just perfect. Everytime. You're a master at your craft.

[@YathTG01]

Even the poor kitty sounded concerned about the sauerkraut😂😂😅

[@KarimAkors]

foregners came always up with some strange concept, Feelings? Fear? Fun? Frendly?

[@cantionaleecclesiasticum5378]

Faschismus

[@abdomahfouad4699]

And You are foreigner to me 🇬🇧

[@sarahglover3286]

And people wonder where the Canadian's got it from.... as one myself I know Brits are the ultimate people pleasers!

[@user-jy3zl2vp4b]

Explains why I have such a difficult time...American with German and English ancestry! ha ha

[@Batyalas]

The fact Liam has to make the food shows his dedication to dissing it 😂

[@chrisrudolf9839]

It's Sauerkraut from a can, if he actually wasn't gonna eat the part he didn't throw, he could have "made" that dish in 30 seconds. Technically, you could even eat Sauerkraut from a can as is and just warm it up briefly, although the "proper" way to make German Sauerkraut would be to add some fresh ingredients to your liking (some fresh apple chunks and slightly roasted onion for me) and then stew it for quite some time on low heat with traditional spices.

[@jajajajaja357]

@@chrisrudolf9839 Or you can eat the premade Sauerkraut from bag or can COLD on a salad....that is awesome as well.

[@chrisrudolf9839]

@@jajajajaja357 You could, but that's about as close to traditional German food culture as eating Bavarian Weisswurst with ketchup.

[@PseudoDaemonic-ImageOfGod]

That fork drop LMFAO

[@flrnthgrd]

You need to eat it with smashed potatoes 🥔 ❤

[@coolimdad]

do not smash the potatoes, i am begging you

[@CM-zj9ui]

Mashed potatoes.❤️

[@detliskenvondematkos]

Absolutly with mashed potatoes!!! ❤

[@Ryroe]

lmao ""smashed"" potatoes.

[@youdidntseeanything8589]

Question about sauerkraut: I bought some Boar's Head (brand in America, not sure if they're anywhere else) and haven't opened it yet. It's in a plastic bag. How long does sauerkraut last unopened? Because now I want to try it with smashed potatoes. Does one mix it in whilst mashing the potatoes, or put it on top? Many thanks!!

[@jonacorona1390]

brother! you getting better and better!! Nicht schlecht 👍💪🙏