How living in Germany changed me

[@theseagull4805]

Rule of thumb for anyone in a new area: if the locals don’t drink the water, you definitely shouldn’t drink the water

[@naturegirl92584]

lol, koreans don't drink the water. THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH THEIR WATER BRO

[@heheheiamasuperstarcatgirl8485]

Sort of goes along with the "When in Rome" advisement

[@boredflower]

Rule of thumb never drink tap water from a foreign country

[@rebekahjimenez2808]

It doesn't matter if the locals drink it. Don't drink it. Period. Just because the locals can, doesn't mean it won't make you sick.

[@jimmytesta1454]

Had a buddy learn the hard way down in Mexico he got bad

[@PackOfWolves]

It’s that Asian Mum slap that does it for me

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

True, her mom's reaction is really great

[@FOBFREAKii93]

and the timelapse 😂🤣👏🏻

[@yennefer440]

Another funny thing is that it's her boyfriends hand 🤣

[@jackf1830]

@@yennefer440 was gonna say this lol. Absolutely cracked me up 😂

[@jeffsimpson1421]

Could have been worse she could have gotten the flip flop smack

[@VernalDaylight]

I work for the company responsible for tap water in a German city. We have a whole water laboratory with like 100 employees collecting and analyzing water samples everyday. It's crazy important to us to ensure great water quality.

[@inkenhafner7187]

And you are doing a great job and I appreciate that a lot. It's a luxury to have drinking water right from the tap, unchlorinated in most parts of the country and still you know it's safe to drink. Even though the resdponsibility ends at individual property lines and with old lead pipes in the house drinking tap water isn't a good idea, especially for children.

[@g.s.632]

May God bless you.

[@ilzeintveld6813]

The Netherlands too

[@gruby5478]

That does it, I'm going to Deutschland one day

[@nobts9135]

BS. German water is full of hormones fluoride and other shit making you sick and weak

[@jhdhgklfglg]

I once read that Finland has the best water quality in the world and I appreciate it so much

[@KendraMiddleton-k9e]

100

[@IronFoot-n1q]

AND the best riflemen.

[@jamesharden1122]

i would love to vistit and get a taste

[@heartsunglqsses]

torille saatana

[@connorjames6307]

What aren't the fins best at they dominate anything they want to legends

[@王王-l8v]

I appreciate the fact that you did the water cup drop in a shower 😭

[@chri2397]

😐

[@sledge2105]

@@chri2397Every girl when they see you: 😐

[@discoshark7767]

@@sledge2105damnnn 😭 killed him dude

[@crumyy6240]

​@@chri2397 "😐" -🤓

[@Rocky0Road]

Cringe staged fake

[@maikebaier8004]

Fun fact: almost nothing in germany is controlled stricter then tap water and it is cleaner then most botteld water you can buy😂

[@Blub666]

not fun fact: my local water supplier get threatening letters from big botteld water companies, to make the water with lesser quality.

[@maikebaier8004]

@@Blub666 in Germany?!?

[@Gwenifar100]

@@Blub666 Du erzählst vielleicht einen Blödsinn! Leitungswasser ist nicht privatisiert und die örtlichen Stadtwerke sind dein Wasseranbieter. Kein Mensch schickt denen Drohbriefe.

[@User000-o5y]

My dad lives in Scotland and the tap water there tastes so good. It tastes similar to Germany and Sweden. The water in London tastes like shit

[@EllieD.Violet]

Beer? After all the German Reinheitsgebot dates from 1516, IIRC.

[@NessieNice]

A Japanese friend once asked me "if tap water undrinkable, how do you do dishes?" That was 10 years ago, and I still think about it

[@akshaykohli1020]

Big brain moment

[@giselaponce8820]

I’ve been thinking about since I moved to Mexico…

[@verybarebones]

The poison is in the dose

[@GayAndDog]

​@@giselaponce8820 lemons. We use lemons for the dishes

[@TakittyLove]

I'm Peruvian and I have thought that all my life 🤷

[@RevaKaushik917]

Omg I almost did that when I visited India and My grandfather tried the Hemlich maneuver to try and get out what I already swallowed

[@peoplewatching458]

As a kid whenever I watched cartoon shows from Japan or other countries, I was intrigued and partly grossed whenever the characters drank water straight from the tap. I realised only when my parents explained it to me

[@szlendak1368]

where r u from

[@aiko9393]

Same lol But in the olden days, tap water was considered safe in Indonesia. People drank straight from the tap, well, springs, rivers, lake, etc. They also filled unglazed earthenware jugs (kendi) with tap or well water in the morning to keep itcold and fresh through the day. When there were tons of cases of dysentery and polio, the government told people to only drink water that has been boiled.

[@ZenitsuKunn]

​@@aiko9393 cool fact, you just educated thousands of people that would come across this comment

[@nattojelly8349]

Tap water in Japan is safe to drink. Not the most tasty option but not harmful. I think it’s a cultural thing. I had to convince my Japanese husband that he can drink the tap water when we were living in Germany, just too bad we were living in Berlin where the taste of the water does not help to convince…

[@lavendermarshmallowplant3229]

@@aiko9393 same in the Philippines, I think. I saw videos from years ago where the actors or characters would drink straight from tap water, and in educational videos would even encourage it.

[@abev8520]

The mom going in for the slap just for the hand to be pale, large and manly absolutely killed me.

[@goffmars]

I didn't even realize until I read this 😂

[@lunamooncat7926]

​@@goffmars same, I had to look again

[@alainadacosta1222]

This is my second time watching this and I didn’t even notice either 😂

[@vexztrinnity]

AAA

[@stephanc6138]

🤔 i guess the mom had manly hands... or the guy's the mom figure?

[@123-7_4]

Finally i found the name of this song after searching for it over 3 years. Thanks for choosing it. Edit: I have never had this much likes, thanks.

[@sauravtomar.]

Uhhh

[@SummerThyme-ye5rd]

This song is 24 years old. I didn't know what internet was and I wanted the lyrics badly. My English was basic at that time. And I got a tape recording of the song

[@firmfire2385]

That's an amazing thing when it happens, have had it happen twice looking for a song for years and randomly coming across it again lol

[@_asantesana_squashbanana_]

Enya is very soothing

[@FauxWhistle9262]

Same here!!!

[@naturel0ver2010-c]

I saw that yellow in the tap water 😭💀

[@abrealgaming5649]

I saw the yellow hold the tap water. 😏

[@laurenar6966]

​@@abrealgaming5649😂😂😂 nice one😅

[@heccinBEEFY]

My first visit to South Korea, I went to go drink tap water from my hotel suite and watched my then boyfriend have a panic attack.

[@Colmbaz]

Which is sad because tap water in South Korea is 100% safe to drink. But people have the perception that it’s not. It was the same when I lived in Japan. All the Japanese people would freak out when I would go to drink tap water, even though the water is perfectly safe and tasty. 😅

[@mpluftikuss]

@@Colmbaz I think that people who are born in that country will know better than you if the water is safe. Will you poison others with your comment!

[@sherueatyourbestfriend6791]

​@@Colmbaz if it's tasty it's not safe

[@sharknado623]

​@@Colmbaz I drank tap water in Japan too 😂

[@Pinkalooo]

Whenever my family would go on vacation we would have to drink the tap water in the hotel anyway. We don't buy bottled water, it's a huge waste of plastic. If we didn't like the tap water, then we'd get a lot of ice from the vending machine, let it melt overnight, and then bam, clean water.

[@brasschick4214]

It’s certainly a privilege that can be easily forgotten- thank you for reminding me. Most of Australia’s cities are supplied with safe drinking water, the taste varies. It’s shameful a lot of our remote Indigenous communities do not have treated drinking water- the safety varies by location.

[@UpsideDown853]

Sweet mentioning that extra fact! It’s important for a foreigner like me who can’t always look into intricate social issues everywhere. So if I am ever in Australia, I’ll be aware of the inequality.

[@keith_is_tired2864]

Same with Canada, which is especially stupid because we have around 20% of the entire worlds freshwater. The average Canadian uses 329L of water… a day😀… And yet we still can’t get clean drinking water to indigenous communities. It’s disgusting really, because we could help them but the government actively chooses not to. Also I heard somewhere that in some communities they can’t drink the water even after boiling it…

[@The_Creeps_In_The_Bushes]

Yeah I didn’t even realise how privileged we are until I read some of the comments on this video. Like I know really poor countries don’t have access to clean water but I didn’t realise how many not super poor countries were like that. If any kind stranger has a second, please explain what they do for drinking water instead?

[@keith_is_tired2864]

@@The_Creeps_In_The_Bushes yeah, in Canada, which holds 20% of the entire worlds fresh water AND has more lakes than the rest of the earth combined, still doesn’t have clean drinking water in indigenous reserves. It’s such bullshit. Their water is like shit brown, and in some places even after boiling the water it’s still not safe to drink. One community has even had, I believe, 2 people die because the lake beside them is doused in Mercury (super duper poisonous to people, messes up your brain & paralyzes you, very often deadly) from some old factory dumping their waste there and not telling anyone. It’s really just awful. We could do so much better and yet no one actually does anything. :(

[@keith_is_tired2864]

@@benzuddy8198 it’s a privilege in the way that many people do not have access to it, so those of us who do should be grateful that we are in a good enough place and situation where we can have that water. No one is arguing that some people don’t deserve water…

[@FirstOfHerName]

German bf’s hand slapping the cup is hilarious 😂

[@TheKillahKyla]

If it weren't for that, I would have really believed Uyen is Uyen's mom 😅

[@heidicowles3559]

It literally says in the caption, "My Vietnamese mom" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@karismad2266]

​@@heidicowles3559 The person meant that it was her German boyfriend's hand that was used for the purpose of the video.

[@heidicowles3559]

@karismad2266 my reply really doesn't apply anymore. It was in reference to another reply that was deleted. Thank you, though, for kindly providing context 😊

[@towardsthesecrets3221]

What a notice😂

[@W1th1nTh3A1r]

That’s how I felt moving from Georgia to Arizona 😭 Don’t drink the tap water from there

[@Grapesodaor]

Ewwww that's how I feel about moving from Detroit to GA I will literally just be dehydrated before I drink tap water

[@issstratton260]

😂😂😂 I relate to this so hard! I was buying cases upon cases of water, until I discovered the refill stations ! Cause I cannot.

[@lavenderoh]

It took me about 6 months to convince my husband (from India) that the tap water in America is safe. Well, mostly it is, it definitely depends on where you live but where we live it is safe just gross. 😂

[@Milo19970]

If any chlorine is added it's definitely not safe regardless of what they say. That stuff will hurt your health

[@livingforperaya5323]

As an Indian i relate😂

[@subhii9105]

I can relate as an Indian. 👀

[@Never_again_against_anyone]

Yeah but German tap water is not even gross.

[@itoshiibaka8267]

​@tabi O I never knew some places needed to boil milk!

[@tamsolo1584]

Props to the German Boyfriend for stunt doubling mom-hands. That mysterious man of mystery!

[@JESUS..IS..GOD.]

‭‭ ‭‭Ephesians‬ ‭6:10‭-‬18 says, Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless. .

[@waifukeera6178]

This was me coming back to Arizona’s tap water after living in NYC, it’s the taste of pure chlorine and the essence of whatever is floating in the canals 😂

[@MsRainingDays]

It's still drinkable water though

[@waifukeera6178]

@@MsRainingDays yes and no depending on the city/pipelines

[@MsRainingDays]

@@waifukeera6178 can you explain? AFAIK US has one of the safest drinking water systems in the world.

[@_blank-_]

@@MsRainingDays Flint, Michigan: 👀

[@laneythelame]

Lmao

[@courtneyremarks1133]

I love how you bring up serious issues while also being hilarious everytime 😂😂

[@Imjustacatlady]

I wish everyone had that good German water 🥺

[@yasminr.116]

Austria is much better 🏔️

[@sierragutenberg]

@@yasminr.116 nah, würd da nicht zustimmen

[@yasminr.116]

@@sierragutenberg und ob Österreich hat das kalkärmste Wasser im gesamten Dach Raum bzw. Der Härtegrad ist viel geringer.. und man braucht wirklich nicht zu diskutieren, das ist selbsterklärend dass das Wasser in Österreich reiner ist als in Deutschland ;), Ist nicht böse gemeint aber Fakt :).

[@erebostd]

@@yasminr.116 so Österreich achtet auf die Rrrrreinheit? Hätte man sich auch denken können 😉

[@G1NZOU]

@@yasminr.116 Haven't been to Austria but I've been to the Savoie region of France, the water tasted amazing. Also been to the Mosel valley in Germany and the water was great.

[@laurispinni4890]

Me going back to Colombia after living in Germany for 2 years lol

[@pepopipo974]

Tap water is safe in most places here, even in some small towns. Through it depends of the place and one has to ask before

[@Gameprojordan]

​​@@pepopipo974 if you have to ask if it's safe then it's not worth the risk. Boil tf out of it beforehand

[@tomasescobar9593]

Ahhh yes my homelands water what story’s to tell of it

[@galaxyaster8966]

Same here. Living in Denmark and I would completely forgot to not drink tap water in Colombia lol

[@pepopipo974]

@@Gameprojordan I worked in a water treatment plant in a small town, I know how safe it is by first hand lol

[@gaz6629]

Literally stunned how many countries aren't plumbed with safe drinking water in their homes... Have to say, it makes me a little more thankful for what I have.

[@osheridan]

Ya, my family is from third and second world countries (is second world a term?) but I live in Australia and it's strange the little things.

[@Mar1s3z]

Usually it is safe-ish when it came out of a treatment plant, even in most of developing countries. But how it get to homes is where it got polluted. Old, rusty piping system, residue deposits in the pipe in construction phase, you name it. Even then some plants don't have quality control, or it'd be so corrupt you'd never know, so just buy bottled water.

[@redwoodrebelgirl3010]

Including many parts of the USA 😞

[@chibigirl8545]

I've gotten more and more intrigued with UVC water purifiers. It kills anything alive, but leaves the minerals alone. It wouldn't be all that hard to get set up in a home.

[@chelsmeister]

@@chibigirl8545 Yea, but I'm not sure how many heavy metals or microplastics and PFOAs you want to leave -- UV + carbon filtration, or especially an RO system, is best for that reason.

[@Ready_4_loveeeeeeeee]

She is actually true, normally in Vietnam, China, or etc, people don’t use tap water, they use bottled water or either the office refill water like the ones in hospital and offices, tap water isn’t clean

[@kimsakamoto]

The squeezing cheek hold and water spewing out in slow-mo is classic. Beautifully orchestrated. Love the choice in music! Thanks for making me smile!

[@carlkoh]

I burst out laughing! This woman has a wicked sense of humour!

[@TylerTheDevourer]

Npc ahh comment section

[@rigure]

I grew up in Switzerland and I honestly have no idea how I'll survive travelling! For 19 years now it's been completely normal for me to just get tapwater, I can't imagine having to go BUY water! I'll probably forget so many times😭😭 Edit: I'm sorry if this came off as "Ugh, I don't wanna BUY water, that's stupid!" That's not it at all! I'm just worried I'll *forget* I don't mind buying water, I prefer it sparkly anyways haha! I might have a problem in a place without sparkle water though :> /s

[@uyenninh]

Switzerland tap water is the best!!!

[@harequail523]

You guys have those outdoor community taps too, which are wonderful! Being from Canada, Switzerland was the only European country I was not desperately thirsty in.

[@imungukalevera8671]

Haha trust me, one bout of Typhoid will set you straight. I am Kenyan, I can drink my tap water but only the one in my house. I have travelled to Switzerland and Iceland and both places have delicious and safe tap water for drinking everywhere

[@Jamekiwi]

LOL! My husband is Swiss and every place outside Switzerland we travel to he is thoroughly convinced the water isn’t safe to drink. I have to tell him that US water is safe 😂

[@Xerxezkov]

Get tapwater and boil it :D

[@freakiniilse]

I just can't get over the fact how cinametically gifted you are. The music, the filming angles and the original/funny illustrative scenes. It just all makes sense. Enjoy watching your shorts a lot 😂😂😊

[@DiggOlive]

Yeah I wonder if she storyboards them

[@smgp2023]

​@@DiggOlive i won't be surprised if she does 😆

[@lilypond5158]

She's actually so talented

[@freakiniilse]

@@DiggOlive I wouldn't be suprised about it either.

[@freakiniilse]

@@smgp2023 indeed

[@pjplumber2146]

As a plumber in Tennessee. We take clean water for granted. Dont go around just drinking anyone’s water. Even your neighbor.

[@josie3956]

no one’s gonna talk about how sad this reality is? that some places get safe tap water and others literally gotta spit it out asap😭😭 that’s so upsetting great video tho

[@PianoGuitarAndSongs]

Safe or not, I'd rather boils it first.

[@Toxikyle1]

But we bathe in it??

[@skreets3367]

Ever heard of filters?

[@kiyoponnn]

To be fair, reverse osmosis filters have become cheaper over the years

[@kiyoponnn]

@@PianoGuitarAndSongs Boiling it only kills bacteria but it won't remove contaminants

[@tea-chip-cookies]

I live in the U.K and I remember when my cousin came to visit from Sicily in 2014. When I poured water from the tap to drink from, I had never seen such a disgusted and shocked look from someone in my life lol

[@013aanikhfds]

water in venice tasted like i was drinking out of a pool in florida that hasn’t been cleaned all summer

[@Bolognabeef]

but you can drink tap water literally everywhere in Italy I don't get it

[@YoutubeCat-ie1pc]

​@@Bolognabeef Im German and when I went to Italy the first time as a child, I also wanted to drink tap water. It tasted awful, it was full of chlorine like a pool lol

[@annia3685]

They have clean tap water in Sicily, what are you on about?

[@alessandracasalgrandi3020]

Dove abito io la beviamo dal rubinetto ed è buonissima.E vivo in Italia.Dipende in quale regione abiti e in quale zona.

[@edene.4870]

That's the thing we take for granted here in Germany. I remember that time as a kid when I drank from the tap water in the bathroom of my local sports club we went to with the class, without having noticed the giant warning on the wall to *not* do so. Five minutes later I got massive stomach ache and had to be taken to the doctor's. Turns out the club was having some problems with the pipes and the water was contaminated and unsafe to drink. I was so used to tap water being safe, it never even occurred to me it might not always be. Lesson learned! 🤦😂

[@EinDeutscherPatriot620]

As an American, we either always just buy water bottles or purify the tap water. When I move to Germany, I'll definitely appreciate clean tap water but it'll always be strange for me to drink tap water without it tasting like metal (or rust) in my mind

[@volkova6209]

​@@EinDeutscherPatriot620Wait what?.. But that's america.. How can you not have the bare minimum of safe tap water? US is literally a first world country.. I'm confused How can you not afford water that isn't contaminated?

[@EinDeutscherPatriot620]

@@volkova6209 It depends where you are. Most Americans live in cities which is where water is the worst. Some cities get their water from lakes where sewage runs into, others use contaminated pipes. The freshest water in America comes from homes with their own water supply, such as wells or springs. Why haven't we addressed this problem? No idea ¯⁠\⁠_⁠༼⁠ ⁠•́⁠ ͜⁠ʖ⁠ ⁠•̀⁠ ⁠༽⁠_⁠/⁠¯ Don't expect our government to fix it though. They can't even address all the outraged groups in our country, or deal with the immigrant issues and all the other stuff. Most Americans use filters for their water so I guess the government views that as the solution

[@volkova6209]

@@EinDeutscherPatriot620 Hm, what bothers me is how xenophobic a lot of americans can be, telling us that they're better than us. When they also have a lot of flaws and issue, like corrupt cops, school shootings, apparently tap water you can't drink from, very split economy, lack of support for homeless people, a clueless president, obesity problem, etc etc. Every country has their own flaws and problems, including european countries, and asian and basically everywhere, but the difference is americans seem to love to complain about their country's issues, whilst in the same breath claim they have the best perfect country. Idk, just a random vent, nothing to do with you specifically. It's just really bothering me, i hate xenophobia. Reminds me of living in norway, a really xenophobic first world country who also love to hate on foreigners, even though they have their own issues aswell

[@alienkittens]

​@@volkova6209i live in a major city in America. I drink the tap water but my husband doesn't like the taste. He buys bottled water for drinking but uses tap for cooking. We don't use filters. Our water comes from the river but it's processed first.

[@Dog88447]

She just saved your life

[@aconventgirl]

The water in my small Canadian west coast town was declared the cleanest and best water in the world for a town of less than 20,000 people. Our village gets the water through an aquifer. Land developers keep on trying to get permission to build hotels or houses over it but so far we’ve managed to keep it safe. It’s just a question of time before it is damaged by greedy developers although it cannot be repaired.

[@kecksbelit3300]

I understand to rank the cleanest tab water in a world but who tracks the water of towns with below 20000 people.

[@bobross547]

Hrmmmmmm mmmmmmm Small Canadian west coast town Best water in the world ? Hrmmmmmm I don't know about that But we've been rated 3rd best water in the world ,and the best water in Canada And the entire town is built on a massive freshwater reservoir Hrrmmmmm You definitely live in BC But my question is DO YOU LIVE IN CHILLIWACK?!!?!?!!?!???!? I beg of you to be from Chilliwack it is such a tiny town I would be ecstatic if you were Edit thinking more clearly Do you live in yarrow ? Or what I neeeeed to know now

[@Ynno2]

​​​​@@kecksbelit3300Technically they didn't say it was backed by evidence, they just said it was "declared" lol. But yeah, it doesn't really pass the critical thinking test. There's no global database of drinking water "cleanness" or "bestness" for every town in the world.

[@priscillamoore5736]

@aconventgirl ~ Unfortunately, you folks will have to continue to fight "tooth and nail" to protect your water, as the developers will just keep offering more money for the land ~ as I'm sure you're well aware of.

[@jacobschepannek3876]

​@bobross547 are you from chilliwack? Last place I'd expect to find someone from chilliwack is here. Can't say my tap water isnt top of the qorld good though. Got a bunch of chemicals or something as it comes out shiny and tastes a little off.

[@Asa...S]

I live in Sweden, were the tap water is excellent too, it's hard to remember when travelling abroad that the water isn't always safe to drink.

[@phangirlable]

Yeah, even in the UK you have to be careful. I'm German but lived in South England for a while around 15 years ago. Had to run tap water through a filter because of heavy metals and when walking outside in the city for a couple of hours when I cleaned my nose the tissue was black. Kind of unthinkable at home.

[@UnKnOwN-he6wp]

@@phangirlable in the UK???? Isn’t that like one of the most developed countries, I live in israel and the tap water is completely fine

[@fabplays6559]

@@phangirlable Tap water in the UK is safe…? It’s one of the safest tap water suppliers in the world.

[@catonkybord7950]

As an Austrian, I feel you 🤝

[@johanna2690]

@@UnKnOwN-he6wp Every country is Europe is developed. I'm also German and our standards are often higher than in other European countries. So when we travel we are sometimes taken aback.

[@somepunkasskid6864]

I'm half Nepali and went back to visit family. I was brushing my teeth and accidently swallowed some tap water, I ended up with dysentery

[@GraceMyHeart]

Glad you survived that 😱

[@iliepetcan1736]

Nepal a shit country

[@shane5375]

Wow hope you healed quick

[@googlygyan]

Only in the city area of Nepal water need to purify but if you go to the country side mountainous region water is very pure and running all the time It is perfectly safe to drink No body filters or boil water in the village area.

[@willianditaquera]

why are u even using THAT water in the first place?

[@Hell_LB]

Same, im russian and most of my friends can drink water like that,while we need to walk into forest and get water from spring😭

[@Soturi92]

I’m an American on a well system. We don’t drink our water. It sometimes comes out black/gray sometimes. Lol we just refill our gallon containers at the water purification booths or buy bottled water. I have to slap the water out of my family’s hands when they visit if they drink the tap. They have city water lol I don’t

[@cindylw5]

We don't drink or cook with our tap water either. We refill gallon jugs at Walmart.

[@booklover7889]

Also American and I can't drink our tap anymore... and I am a small city girl! I swear I can taste chlorine in it 😔

[@rownii]

Every city/state is different in America, Me and my moms family live in America, we live in different cities though in California, in my city we arent able to drink tap water, but at my grandparents house ( in a different city) they are able to! So it depends where honestly

[@Slavicplayer251]

Get a reverse osmosis system or at least a settling tank

[@IvanPlayStation4LiFe]

Lies lies

[@casper4542]

In new zealand we drink water straight from the garden hose sometimes if it's a really hot day

[@tuub1281]

Groundwater is usually safe to drink, unlike water from a tap in most places. Just mqke sure there isn't a nearby factory that might be dumping its waste.

[@gufredd9675]

A hot hose off-gasses something bad.

[@1988antenne]

​@@tuub1281 Why should water from the garden hose be ground water???

[@tuub1281]

@@1988antenne In most cases it is (at least in my country). Big part ofcourse is that it's free water, icy cold but good enough for the plants and filling up a pool in the backyard. Not the cleanest but in most cases safe enough to drink as well (most bottled water is also just filtered groundwater).

[@julies3837]

It’s the hose and pipes you have to worry about in that case not the water.

[@MegaWeronika21]

Living in Scotland, originally from Poland I always appreciate Scottish fresh air and water.

[@joeykangaroo17]

I'm from Scotland, but I currently live in Nigeria. After I spend a summer in Scotland, I have to remember not to drink the tap water! Tap water in Glasgow is so so clean and fresh btw

[@thecolourfulpill]

Tap water has been fine to drink in Poland for years, though? I know it doesn't taste as good, but it's mostly safe (I know that there are parts of the country where it's not the best quality, but regardless, it's clean). I won't argue about the air, though, I live in Wrocław, the air here is POISON. My mum is a vet and took part in an autopsy on a dog recently. One of the first things she told me about it was basically "You could see it was a city dog, because its lungs were filthy" (but in medical language and in Polish).

[@blazelightshine2311]

Oh hey, I did that too, though ended up moving to Canada after. But yeah, can't argue that one

[@someguy2744]

​@@thecolourfulpill Crna pluća. Gradski pas. (Serbo-Croatian)

[@FirstNameLastname-nv2kg]

If it's not Scottish - IT'S CRAP

[@squeakerdoeseverything]

i’m feeling much more grateful, thanks💗

[@nathaliea9675]

It’s funny to see the boyfriends manly hand standing in for the mom’s hand slapping her face and squeezing the water out 😂 He was the stunt double lol

[@davidjones6969]

Enya singing this has always been one of my favorites.

[@joannekuzborski491]

Right after 9/11 this song was heralded . Love Enya

[@luciemarinov129]

Yes, a beautiful song, thank u for identifying it and the soloist!

[@revisionfour]

This is my favorite new KZbin channel. I honestly think its going to really blow up and I wish you the best! 🙏

[@lutoledob]

Yes! She is so clever, and funny, and kind!

[@hi-wf9ql]

yeah same tbh, ”here before she blows up”

[@Derevocsidi]

Yep, same here

[@VeganRebelLove]

She's so adorably sweet

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

True, she is the best

[@DrakDoesClips]

Looks like Germany is an impressive country, apart from its past of course.

[@可]

Swiss tap water is amazing, but in Vietnam we only drink bottled water. It's a different experience.

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[@nightshadow-kun4798]

The moment my mother told me that I cant drink the water here in vietnam my entire world broke down, realising drinking tap water is not normal in most country and I started to appreciat it.

[@ellectorclandestino]

I can relate. In my birth country it would be unthinkable to drink tap water; not only it came out brown, but once a corpse was found in one of the turbines that power the water. At first it was very weird to see people drink tap water in Spain, but now even I do it sometimes.

[@shiro_21]

I can't imagine that... You have to buy everything you drink? How you brush your teeth? How you make food? O.o god how you shower? I would be so disgusted just to touch water that had corpse in it xD Even if it would be clean at the moment.

[@cynthiabragg2611]

​@@shiro_21 The local medical examiner's said they use the garbage disposal like a kitchen sink we are all in this mess!!

[@shiro_21]

@@cynthiabragg2611 thank god people don't do that in my country.. i never saw garbage mixer in a sink

[@ellectorclandestino]

@@shiro_21 Yeah, it was very common to just buy water bottles and even those were untrustworthy sometimes. Not much could be done about showers; water most of the the time didn't seem that dirty even if it was when you tested it, so I guess we tried to ignore it. But some people did get sick...

[@shiro_21]

@@ellectorclandestino how do you cook..? From bottles? O.o

[@patrikwihlke4170]

As a Swede I was very sceptical of German tap water but at least in the south it’s acceptable. I’d be curious to hear what Germans think of Swedish, superior tap water 🥸

[@c.w.8200]

Damn, so glad I'm Austrian, our tap water isn't only clean, it even tastes good.

[@baronbrummbar8691]

you have no taste if you think so

[@Bobo-t5l2z]

​nich das Schluchtenscheisserchen ärgern 🤨 🤭

[@claudioleuch435]

I bet not as good as in Switzerland ;)

[@airlag]

tastiness depends on the region and on individual preferences.

[@peter130476]

F...k tap water! I'm Romanian from Bucharest and our tap water is also good but I would never drink anything else but Borsec mineral water, which is naturally fizzy. In a glass bottle, of course. There is no better water than Borsec water in the whole world.

[@fabiolachi1388]

As Mexican, I can relate. Drinking water from the kitchen sink is like poison yourself.

[@thesplendidinternet36]

and here I am filling my 1,5l bottle with water from the tap every time. I am so happy we are able to do that here (The Netherlands)

[@xLiskoo_]

@ImAKangwithnokingdom L

[@The_Shape_]

@ImAKangwithnokingdomyour first comment is the definition of chronically online

[@thesplendidinternet36]

@ImAKangwithnokingdom I said I am happy, which means I am ALSO grateful to be able to do that. That's not a flex that's knowing I am lucky.

[@PatriciaMartinez-kn6ud]

😂beat me to it, I was just about to say that.

[@85hr]

in iceland our tap water isnt that bad for you, but it smells like sulfur and eggs especially in Reykjavík

[@manuelgnucci7760]

soup water 😋

[@X-SPONGED]

Probably when through a sulfur lake or hot spring then. Are you sure it's safe?

[@straightnochaser1992]

That just means it's delicious

[@85hr]

@@straightnochaser1992 ha! thats why we used filters LOL

[@Espressoqueen9894]

That's not pleasant, though :( I'm sorry

[@SergioMuresan]

Tap water might not be safe in my country but i've been drinking it for 8 years and no problem.

[@laurencedavey3121]

I live in the UK, our water system is mostly 150 years old and leaks like a sieve, we lose about a trillion litres of clean water a year from it and it yet it still delivers drinkable water with no (as far as I know) cases of food poisoning. It's amazing to me that things are worse elsewhere

[@felix-eeee]

yeah, at least our water is treated from the start though

[@JugglingJuggalos]

Damn. I live in nm and we can't drink out tap water

[@LauraFunFunFloweries]

Aaawww, no more delicious, Cholera?

[@felix-eeee]

@@LauraFunFunFloweries not anymore, the industrial revolution is behind us

[@ChrisMc67]

You live in the UK but can't imagine anywhere else having worse water infrastructure than that?? You're either extremely naive or just typing without thinking.

[@fanfaretloudest]

Confused while spitting out water should be somehow an emoji lol

[@katdoestuffYT]

HAHA LMAO

[@noahkimi]

As a Vietnamese, i can confirm her mother’d absolutely saved her daughter’s life for this one 💀

[@demiunicorn5111]

What could’ve happened?

[@bombingthesky]

​@@demiunicorn5111 vietnam still has a lot of infastructure problems. They have seen a lot of outbreaks of gastroentritis from a bactira that loves the moist enviorment. Dont rember the bactiria of the top of my head but, the amount of standing water there is insane and a lot of it is contaminated with human and animal waste such as fecese which turns the water into a resvior and when someone gets sick there stool is likley to help reinfect the same water contunuing the soread of disease.

[@MyFriendlyGiant]

​@ImAKangwithnokingdomor Legionnaire's

[@TheAyanamiRei]

So how do they get water to drink that's safe??

[@axa.axa.]

​@@TheAyanamiRei every morning at 4am we get up and prepare our baskets and set off to the community well at 5... By foot we should arrive around 10 am, stand online to get our bottles filled by noon. We then proceed to return home so we can arrive by 6pm in time to prepare to repeat the process again the next day... No dip wad, ever hear of bottled or filtered water...

[@dễ_thương-g9r]

Omg that's so cool I was born in Vietnam but I never knew tap water isn't safe lol

[@rosecrystal1800]

Omgg this is so relatable. In Netherlands tap water is all safe and good. But then I went to India for a visit after many yrs and completely forgot this 😂. Same goes for unboiled milk. Thank god my mom came to rescue

[@rizapaolahawkeye]

For me, the Netherlands' water tastes weird even the one in bottles

[@Furrina89]

Milk is fine unless u buy fresh from dairy. If u packaged milk, it's pasteurized and completely safe to drink as is.

[@azulaisafunnylewdgirl]

India 🤮🤮

[@haechanradioenthusiast9015]

don't drink unboiled milk 😭

[@rosecrystal1800]

@@rizapaolahawkeye You are right it does taste weird! And that's why people here always day they hate water. Idk how to put it but it tastes so strong 'mineraly'

[@8amonas]

The fact you had your boyfriend to squirt the water out of your mouth is f*cking astronomical 😭

[@nycto5335]

Over here in Puerto Rico our parents (at least mine) always say the tap water isn't safe even tho the government and all that say it is. The worst thing tho are the droughts and how manufacture corps use so much water. All those forever chemicals too. Pretty sure a company was sued not long ago for contaminating a river. We'll probably have to worry about even having water to begin with lol

[@MsHappyFace]

I FEEL THE SAME. And I live in California. 😅

[@redwoodrebelgirl3010]

Same in many parts of the USA Parents in Flint, Michigan were told that it was safe for their kids, too. 😭

[@SonjaHamburg]

In germany, I totally trust that the tap water is safe. Its tested every day. But most germans still dont drink tap water because we like sarkling water.

[@p.s.shnabel3409]

Big cities, no doubt. But if you're on a local well, all bets are off. I used to live in the countryside and after every major storm, the water would run brown for a bit (sediment). They got that mostly fixed. But now they use a ton of some kind of chlorine to kill off germs -.- How do I know? I told you, it's the countryside. Everybody knows everybody. Including the people who are responsible for your water. @@SonjaHamburg

[@StuvunDimi-sj7wp]

I live in germany and my grandparents live in bulgaria and st some places the tap water is not save too. its just so relatable.

[@mimilooney]

🤣 omg yes, I made same mistake everytime I comes back home to Malaysia 🤣 my dad had to install water purifier on the kitchen's tap just so it is save for me to drink 😌

[@StrawberryMoonlights]

That’s so wholesome

[@phosphophilite1130]

You are loved

[@2222harrys]

Apparently it is now safe to drink out from. I remember the days of having a water filter for the water coming into the house.

[@christinaaa_xo]

I love how angelic the slap and the cup flying into the air was lmfao 😂

[@Pupyluv98]

I live in California and our tap isn’t safe to drink. We receive a letter saying not to give it to babies or puppies 🙃

[@rizapaolahawkeye]

Omg!!! I thought it was safe. Usually, I boil water but if I do not have it I just drink tap water.

[@lil.ms.j7156]

​@@myphone-ph4hh cali: California a state of the USA

[@christopherstein2024]

@@myphone-ph4hh First of all Africa is a continent and not a country. Secondly if it was in Africa she wouldn't have water to begin with;) (second one is a joke)

[@vernetteunknows7496]

Keeping all them puppers safe 10/10

[@zzulm]

@@christopherstein2024 there are many thriving cities in Africa the third world countries that you see in the media is just a side of the continent.

[@EASpiritualOracleSports]

It was the whole putting the hands on the cheeks to spit it out that did it for me 😂😂😂😂

[@PepaBotika]

I live in Switzerland and tap water is amazing. Last time I went back to my city Barcelona I wanted to cry 😂 I appreciate it everyday the good swiss water ❤

[@vlbzh2290]

L'eau de Suisse vient des Alpes donc minérale 😂

[@angiekim3202]

LOL. I live in Vancouver BC, and we have amazing tap water. My Korean mother hates it when I grab water from the tap and urges me to drink her preboiled water from the kettle. 😂 She's been in Vancouver for 40 years hahahaha.

[@keithhusain2141]

I’m from Vancouver too, I drink water straight from the tap and the garden hose sometimes when I was young and my parents would never drink water from the tap. Either bottled or purified water machines.

[@randmoe4225]

I literally did this the day I got back in the Philippines after living in Australia for 4 years. I was like "why does the water smell and taste different?" And then I spat what was left in my mouth.

[@rxviven]

Ayy I’m Aussie

[@highrise7591]

​@@rxviven ayy good for you mate so am I

[@rxviven]

@@highrise7591 G’day Mate

[@NebMunb]

That's crazy. All the rain in Vietnam, and you can't even drink from the tap.

[@azzazelynn988]

Apparently this happened to my dad before I was born 😂 My grandma and aunt wanted to meet him so my parents went for a visit. My dad is from Mississippi and my mom is from a rough suburb of Chicago. They told him to never ever drink the tap water. He didn't drink it, but he made the mistake of brushing his teeth with it. Apparently he was sick for days after that. My mom's family liked him though, so it wasn't all bad lol

[@Secret_Moon]

What the hell do you have in your taps lol? In my country tap water is nowhere near safe to drink, but you don't have problem brushing teeth with it.

[@amorky8391]

​@@Secret_Moon depending on the area could have some bad natural bacteria or bad pipes. Usually cities keep the infrastructure up but if it's a rough/old area they may not prioritize it. I'm from a more rural area though and sometimes the water is not as heavily treated so amoeba happen.

[@qidona_original0809]

Omg so true I’m in Malaysia and I always watch American shows and they drink from the sink- I was like What da hell-?👀👀

[@Vidchemy]

Some people install a water filtration system under the sink

[@MyFiddlePlayer]

Nearly all public water supplies in the US are safe and people expect it to be that way, which is why the occasional discovery of problems (like lead in the water in Flint, Michigan, or chemicals in the water in West Virginia) causes such a huge scancal. Private water supplies, like you might find in private homes in rural areas, are more variable. I installed a water filtration system under my sink that comes to a separate tap, to improve the taste (mostly getting rid of chlorine).

[@king_chicken33]

I was in Salzburg Austria for a week last week, and we were at a film festival getting food, and we asked for wayer and the lady gave us a few glasses and told us ti go get eater from the fountain bc of how clean it is

[@magorzata1810]

If we have good tap water in Poland, it should be even more safe to drink in Germany

[@andreimircea2254]

This reminds me of Romania. I instinctively go for tap water in the Netherlands because it’s safe to drink, but I keep forgetting that is not the case whenever I visit Romania.

[@ilincayoutube]

I'm Romanian too

[@jennyunscripted86]

Yes, I did in the Netherlands 🇳🇱. I was like how dare you bathe bottled water 💦????😅

[@Shipshapiro]

God! I had the same situation after returning home to Russia from Finland. Since then, safe tap water is my idea of sheer bliss 😢

[@lulumoon6942]

Your music choices are perfection!

[@erikaklulu2260]

What is this song name?

[@lulumoon6942]

@@erikaklulu2260 sometimes if you click on the button in the far lower right hand corner it will take you to a page with a song link, which then appears on the next page in a small area midway on the left. In this case, it is Only Time by Enya I think. Try it out! Not always available on people's clips but so helpful!

[@busylivingnotdying]

@@erikaklulu2260 It's called "Only Time" by Enya

[@Weavelol]

@@erikaklulu2260 Incase you didn''t find it yet, "Only Time" by Enya. She has the voice of an angel

[@ChrissieSM]

@@erikaklulu2260, it's by Enya, but I cannot remember the name.

[@Cloud.Cat.Creations]

Thats me in Saò Paulo Brazil😂😂😂 I got sick and puked 24 times in one night😂😂😂 had to go to the hospital and if i got sick two days after we wouldnt be able to leave😂😂

[@mikaaa8790]

I had a friend from Thailand and I was babysitting their younger brothers and they had a filter extension on their tap and they told me only to use that. Which was strange, considering I am Australian and we have some of the most clean and safe tap water in the world. Was a bit of a culture shock for me lol. The most we do is boil it and cool it in the fridge

[@verybarebones]

Boiling and cooling is more labor intensive than filtering

[@dingwan7393]

Just showing A Vietnam not good??Shame on you,Maybe you coming from What?? Thailand call,moo!Vietnam??Say proud you,but Damn you ,Being say Asian,, Vietnam not goodDoing us Asian a Joke?Our granny there hanging on Top Cliff,Watching men all Us

[@mikaaa8790]

@@dingwan7393 ...what? I'm not Asian. I'm not talking bad about Asia or Asians, simply a difference I experienced first hand.

[@dingwan7393]

So nice darling

[@faancyynaancyy]

If you're in Germany and are unsure about the safety of the water (in a very old house for example) you can let someone test it, unser some circumstances it's completely free but that also depends on the city/Bundesland (some only do it for free if you have small children, are pregnant or if there's a justified reason for concern like a strange taste or colour or just very old pipes).

[@baronbrummbar8691]

in most cases it doesn´t even matter if you have old pipes - the water is usually so hard that the pipes are covered in minerals on the inside

[@salty1111]

My younger sibling, a Singaporean who thought every country’s tap water was safe to drink:

[@mypurplewrld]

Bro is that true that its not only in india that in whole of the asia tjat people dont drink tap water and drink filter aqua water 😂😂😂??

[@revlerie]

I'm a Singaporean and this is so damn relatable, there hasn't been a single stomach ache case I've heard of from drinking tap water here

[@emeraldgreen2001]

excuse my qst, but does the quality of water cause " stomach ache" ? cz i been suffering for 4 years now with this horrible ache and doctors just say : oh it must be your diet or the dehydration or this or that. they couldn't pin point anything. so i'm curious if it was bcz of the water ?

[@klovershows3823]

@@emeraldgreen2001 did you get checked in the hospital? Is it gastric?

[@emeraldgreen2001]

yesss it is gastric and they dn't know what's causing it. they say it could be stress or like diet. so they're basically useless. i still suffer @@klovershows3823

[@dnllmaurer1]

I'm so impressed with your gift of story telling & talent to bring it to life in a video! Not just this episode but all of your work. It's as if you create a cinematic evolution of story boards to depict each scene. Then skillfully utilized all the elements a film director draws upon to produce a movie & captivate the viewer's attention. Both character roles were clearly defined & emotions highlighted by alternating camera angles. Dramatic effects of a flying cup, splashing water, squeezing your cheeks & wind blown hair, were all intensified by slow motion action. Adding appropriate music to the precisely edited scenes elevates the theatrical value & emphasizes the seriousness of the circumstances. The finished short is a Masterpiece! I enjoy your channel, thank you for sharing all the priceless laughter! Wishing you much Love & abundant Blessings!

[@selenesundara]

What a nice comment, and I completely agree ☺️

[@cllk115]

In Ireland we can drink the tap water aswell, I would never get used to not being able to do that 😭😭

[@Phoenix-ez7le]

Yes I can relate lol (I live in France) We're privileged! I can't imagine having to buy shit tons of plastic water bottles all the time It's not eco-friendly and pretty annoying in my opinion

[@pozorovatellidi]

You can drink cold tap water maybe only from the tap in kitchen or outside of the house as other taps are connected to the tank under the roof which is often open.

[@saltstation01]

Even as an adult her mother is still looking out for her little girl

[@birgitbrocke2319]

Dear Uyen, thank you so much for showing us the quotidian life differences of the two cultures you take part in❣️ I think I am not the only one to acknowledge that you do the world a favour, letting us see things through your eyes in a new light! ❤️🙏🏻😘

[@charlottealice8107]

You are so funny, I just discoverd your channel three days ago and I love everything!!!! 🤣🤩😁❤

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

Me too, she is so natural

[@simonlhill-si4sx]

As a Brit, obviously us and Germany have had some differences over the centuries, but it really is an amazing country with unbelievable people and culture. Long live our young blossoming friendship.

[@big_bob643]

What does this have to do with anything? 😂 Go away

[@phoohpo8225]

just because germany inverted tap, it doesnt means that there is only tap water at there.

[@mothgames9466]

Me growing up in England but going on holiday to Cyprus… my mum having to constantly stop me drinking tap water but me being autistic so I didn’t understand the problem. I’m amazed I didn’t get sick tbh

[@42_10_]

me being Malaysian by immigrated to Japan *so relatable* 😌

[@rheam3920]

God I remember my first english movie and the woman drank water straight from the tap. To say I was horrified is an understatement

[@User-friendlyz90]

That's how you know your mom loves you because when you are a baby in your moms belly you use her body as a urinal and if you are a girl you have periods inside of her stomach. You should tell all the men in your family so they can help you be the right potty for your husband. : ) I hope the creator sees this. I know all mothers love ❤️

[@anonomas6126]

​@@User-friendlyz90 um you don't have periods as a baby. You start having periods when you go through puberty typically between 10-16. Yes your body practices peeing inside the womb. But because it's a closed loop it's all just amniotic fluid. I also think English isn't your First language because what you said does make a whole lot of sense.

[@Haydendriffill]

Cleanest drinkable water is in England actually are water tastes nice over here

[@dolliclique]

I’m not Vietnamese but this is so relatable 💀 Like my mum always gets bottles of water when she can easily save a lot of money

[@hazysoda21]

its not really about saving money its more about tap water is not safe to consume directly. You either have to filter it or my family ofter boil it with a kettle and then wait for it to cool down to drink or yeah buy bottles when you go outside

[@dolliclique]

@@hazysoda21 yeah true. I do prefer bottled water anyway

[@larsswig912]

@@hazysoda21 we only use tap water to cook as cooking kills germs anyway. we never drink it without boiling. normally we drink bottled water

[@cameroneridan4558]

There's currently many parts of Germany where due to massive flooding, tap water is not drinkable. The public warning app lists "Tap water contamination alert" at a much higher priority than the alert for the flooding that caused it

[@felix-eeee]

my tap water went brown once because of some road works and nobody was told anything at all, usually it's very nice tasting water

[@Wuinyt]

In america we get well water (from where I live) and it doesn't taste the greatest and is neither 100% pure but I mean it's drinkable

[@cameroneridan4558]

@@Wuinyt there's well water in Germany too both on city scale and single house scale. Like the water in Berlin comes from wells in our woods that pump forest-filtered groundwater. It's super clean and fresh even when we have flooding, but it also tastes pretty meh. It's good enough in flavour to never need to buy bottled water that's for sure. But in small towns and villages it is common to have your own well in your house. However the flooding was causing problems mostly in places with reservoir water, and only southern states were really affected it wasnt like a country wide catastrophe or anything. But the cool thing is that like. The government very much treated the suddenly undrinkable water as far far more dangerous than the flooding itself.

[@Wuinyt]

@@cameroneridan4558 America's government is not good they will let the old people die and do nothing about it

[@alf3526]

As an Indonesian just imagine our anger when tourists come to Bali and call themselves getting “Bali belly” after drinking the tap water🙃

[@Luubelaar]

They probably got it from getting fall-down-drunk every night too. Just saying. (As an Australian, I'm sorry for all the insufferable bogans who go to Bali every year.)

[@sleepyearth]

Why the anger?

[@Luubelaar]

@@sleepyearth probably because Bali is a tourist town and there's signs in every hotel room, and tourists are warned all the time not to drink the water. And they ignore the warnings and get sick, then blame Bali/Indonesia, when it was their own fault.

[@alf3526]

@@Luubelaar Yep, pretty much! Maybe the better term is annoyance, because ever since this Bali belly thing went viral most tourists label our local cuisine as unhygienic, even though the stomachache mostly came from tap water drinking.

[@babyramses5066]

​@@alf3526 I hear you. I'm from Africa. Visited with a bunch of Americans from my university and had to keep my eyes from rolling every time I heard how unhygienic they thought my country was when they were repeatedly asked to use bottled water and eat local but they refused. Because they didn't trust our food, they'd rather hunt for American restaurants that locals don't eat at so the food isn't fresh. Of course they'll get sick but ok blame the locals for being dirty 🙄

[@Icey_FoxVB]

I CAN ONLY THINK OF THE MACARONI AD WHEN I HEAR THIS SONG HELP 😭

[@deliad.7009]

You are so funny, and your attention to detail really helps me to understand foreigners in Germany better. Thanks for making these short videos 😊

[@lalaree2360]

This is so underrated. Tap water should be safe enough to drink

[@jumanaalibhai1664]

💯 relate - when I got back to Kenya to visit family. Have to get bottled water for even brushing 🥺

[@K.Sorsat2025]

in Finland tap water is cleaner at thay botle water sorry my english