Italian Reacts to Legendary German Memes 🇩🇪

[@BR618]

13:55 it's 0.55% (breath alcohol); in Germany the blood/breath alcohol content is given in per mille, the figures for one beer/wine you had in mind were also in per mille ^^ For a male (90kg,180cm) 5,5 ‰ would be around 20 beers (500ml), 25 liquor (10cl, 20vol%) or 60 shots (2cl,40vol%) in ONE hour So basically both needed to drive, 'cause they couldn't walk anymore

[@XxXSinkerXxX]

Its the beginning of the end. People arent even using google themselves anymore, rather just use useless shit like ChatGPT and then are astounded that they dont find the correct information.

[@FrankStaack-hr4wr]

0:34 She say it wrong. Allee is a street with trees on both sides.

[@TheVirdra]

The person who did the translation forgot to translate Alleé to alley in the subtitles.

[@miztazed]

5,5 per mille, not percent. ‰ vs % ...But anyway normal people were clinicaly dead at such a high alcohol level.

[@hartwandzelt]

13:55 He said "5,5 promill", not "5,5 procent" A little different.

[@SunshineLove__]

Great reaction, keep up the good work! Greetings from Germany🇮🇹🇩🇪

[@ruedischmuedi780]

You can use the , and . on your keyboard to go 1 frame back or forward in a youtube video, so you dont have to go back and be quick with pausing when you missed something!

[@GerMauro]

I'm such a boomer , i had no idea 😂

[@helloweener2007]

ChatGTP seems not to be so smart. It should have asked you if you might mean permille and not percent. I wonder if ChatGP would do it if you tell him that an BAC test in Germany got 5.5 and it would correct you on that then, because it knows it is permille in Germany.

[@itskyansaro]

Rüdiger is a real Ace pilot.

[@infernogott]

Money Boy is not a streamer. He is a Hip Hop legend.

[@helloweener2007]

It is not 5.5 percent, in Germany we meansure blood aclohol content in permille. 5.5 ‰ = 0.55% I actually thought Italy would measure the same way. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_alcohol_content