It's So Strange Hearing This From Germans

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[@dogonmyneck]

My daughters and I went to Germany for the Christmas markets last December and they got introduced to the butter pretzels...We had them every day...so good!

[@michaelherrmann3423]

Brezel (n)

[@Leon_der_Luftige]

Michael Herrmann „Bretze/n"

[@isitorisntitquestionmark1681]

Nalf 2020: Held together by screws, plates and nails. Collarbone, index finger and toe proudly wear the badge "(destroyed and re-) made in Germany"!

[@Xeno87]

Held together by screws, plates, nails and Butterbretzeln!

[@isitorisntitquestionmark1681]

Xeno87 and so that it lasts for eternity, as is customary in Germany (as all non-Germans have learned just recently), coated with Knoppers 😉

[@marcelm2448]

@@Xeno87 and healed bei Knoppers

[@charlies.5777]

@@Mark-hi5bo Nah, 5/16" equals🔩 8mm,so it's all good!!😀

[@isitorisntitquestionmark1681]

I‘m laughing so hard at this. You guys are brilliant 😂👏🏻🤣

[@oliviajrh390]

It's kind of a compliment to be drug tested after a game though :D

[@ThatSux]

You played so good that others think you're doped. Yes, that's an compliment.

[@PassportTwo]

That is so true! That is something we always heard back in the states, "why wouldn't you want to live in the US where it is safe?" and that is usually coming from people who have never left the US or have only travelled to places that are poorer for mission trips or something and it skews their view of "outside the US." Once we moved to Germany, it really gave us a new perspective on so much including this exact question. It is fascinating to see other perspectives here on the US. We also don't want to say we moved here because the US is bad, it is always going to be home!

[@caciliawhy5195]

Now I have lived in both countries and I have to say that only in Germany have I ever been attacked by Muslims. Literally attacked and shoved up against a wall. Luckily there were people around so nothing bad happened. in Germany and Austria I have also been bothered by Muslim men around the train station I have been bothered by Africans at the train stations and congrats in Austria an African tried to steal my phone. I don't feel unsafe in Germany but I don't feel that much safer than I do here in the States. In both places I pay attention to what's going on around me. And maybe I have a sign on my back that says pick on me. Lol

[@holyfield8284]

@@caciliawhy5195 Wie ist das denn passiert, ich dachte in St. Petersburg gibt es keine Ausländer? Troll-Farm...

[@natviolen4021]

@@caciliawhy5195 You remind me of a previous colleague of mine in Florida. I worked there for 6 months on a project and she invited me to her home for dinner one evening. I'll never forget her voice and looks when she told me how awful she felt when she had to wait in line behind an Indian woman. She definitely felt harrassed. And I didn't know how to respond. And btw - this was the general spirit at the office.

[@raythevagabond3724]

@@caciliawhy5195 Yes, those things can happen. And I feel you about the "pick on me" sign. Happend to me a few times when I was younger. But never by Arab or African fellow human beings in my life, but by english and american soldiers. One english soldier even threatend to kill me, but he was drunk and I couldn't take him serious. Such things also depend on the environment. For me it was the work in the bar scene, but I could count on the security colleagues if necessary (and a few of them were muslim, so I have just positive experiences here). I don't pay much attention about my security, I don't really feel the need to, even so I had a few situations. I think it is like driving (car and motorbike), even you get into a few dangerous situations at times, you still move on like befor and feel safe in general. The only wierdos I would try to avoid are Skin Heads, but I am glad that I usually don't run into those).

[@sisuguillam5109]

@@caciliawhy5195 sorry... these people showed you ID when the attacked you? How does that work? Or do you just asume their religion/nationality because they "looked like" what you expect a muslim/non-german national to look like?

[@pascusrex4152]

I was scared when I was in the US for sure, you just have to be at the wrong place at the wrong time! I know a young guy, 24 at the time, from germany who rented a car in the us and was cought driving slightly above the speed limit, he got pulled over and threatened at gunpoint by a highway patrol officer for no reason, he developed serious anxiety about it back home. Sure you can get robbed or killed in Indonesia or Costa Rica too but when a first world country has so little control over their armed authorities and seldom punishes them for serious violence against the people they are meant to protect, now THAT is what I call a scary country to be in. ps: no it was not Texas or Florida, it was in California.

[@jeffmorse645]

I've lived in California my entire life and I have NEVER heard of anyone I know being pulled over at gunpoint by a highway patrol officer. Never. I've received about four speeding tickets in my younger years and they were always very professional and polite. For that matter I don't know anyone who's been the victim of gun violence. If you're not involved in drugs or gangs your chance of being involved in violent crime is pretty small. The vast majority of people here live their lives as safely as anywhere.

[@justarandominternetdude2579]

CHP tend to be overzealous from time to time.

[@pascusrex4152]

@@jeffmorse645 I am not saying the chances are high for something like that to happen. BUT there are highest in the US compared to most other countries of the first world, especially if you are foreign or just foreign looking.

[@onefortexas2379]

@@jeffmorse645 What dream world are you living in? Cops are scared to death because of all the guns and will react with little provocation, I will never trust cops again, and I know some very good ones.

[@charlies.5777]

@@justarandominternetdude2579 Especially Erik Estrada!!😀

[@A_New_Error]

The "Nice" after Miami was fake we all know that Nalf

[@sacroyalty]

As a fellow West coast American, can confirm we do have respect for Miami. It may have been at least half sincere.

[@paulabo123]

I was in the states like 7-8 times for business and some extra days sightseeing after the job. Mainly in Midwest. Sightseeing in NY and Chicago. 1) After talking with Americans about student loans I really dont get it and it is a rip off in my eyes. They on the otherhand couldnt understand that I didnt pay for my education. I the US are wasting really alot of talent from poor families. 2) Private health ensurance must be a nightmare. After that what I was told about the system first hand I would ensure myself. I would bring instead all the spare money to an bank account. 3) I felt very save. Even in Chicago. 4) People are very friendly 5) In the Cities the people are "normal". In the midwest the are like stereotypes. I have never seen so much fat and ugly people. 6) this super religious churches with really strange names are like kind of creepy. 7) The christian radio stations in the mid west are much fun. 8) I totally like the let´s do it mentality. totally amazing. 9) people dont walk. 10) the old downtowns are so beautiful in small towns but lost places. everything moved to walmart, McDonalds outside the town. this is so sad.

[@gabrielekeller4874]

in 1982 I spent a year in the states, at an eastcoast university on an exchange program. Whenever somebody heard that I was from Germany, his or her next question was "And do you wanna go back?" Obviously nobody over there could imagine anybody to go back, once you had reached the shores of god's own country. That year in the states gave me a lot, but it also made me a patriot. For the first time I realized that I was german through and through, and that that could be a good thing.

[@majcorbin]

best years of my life(so far) were the three years I was stationed in Nuremberg (1976-1979)

[@michaelvonfriedrich3924]

Major Rick Corbin I lived there the same time you did, what were you doing back then? 😃

[@veranicus6696]

Well Nürnberg is among the better places in Germany. Really good people around there. Glad you liked it, and thanks for your service. Much apreciated. Greeting from Hamburg.

[@keekeeanna4741]

My father was in Würzburg from 75-78. He met my mom there & brought her back in late 1978. I made my debut in December 1980 😊💛❤️🖤

[@Tosse901]

@@veranicus6696 and what would be a bad place?

[@PpunktP]

Franken ist schon Wunderschön

[@LeahKeim]

I got a similar reaction when I was speaking with someone about moving back to the US. They asked why i would move somewhere where people are being shot everyday. caught me offguard at first but it is very true. Sad that shootings are kinda normal in the US

[@williamg7267]

It’s based on biased news.

[@andreewoodson]

NALF: I was stationed in what was West Germany from Feb. '87 to Oct. '91 and heard a lot of the same from my German friends. I also heard many of my fellow soldiers complain about Germany not being America. Some soldiers would complain because they could not watch American sports like baseball and complain because the stores in Nurenberg would close at 1800 hrs everyday except Thursday when they were open until 2000 hrs. I got along well and eventually married a German woman, but some of my friends and acquaintances hated living there because IMHO, it wasn't America and they wanted to go home.

[@michelmorio8026]

,You know how we look on Florida... that’s how the rest of the world looks at us’ that one made my day... now I have to clean my desktop from beer 🤷🏻‍♂️😅

[@junowood5951]

A minute of silence for the state of Florida, getting shit in every video Nalf produces. RIP

[@DavidBrowningBYD]

When I was in Berlin I met a high school student who had been an exchange student in Virginia, and had developed a Southern accent in his English. To put it mildly, his English teacher in Berlin was not well pleased!

[@PumpkinDolce]

I think the safety aspect that is brought up when talking about going back to the States right now aims at the way the US handle the Corona virus, not at the general differences which already were there before the virus hit. And I totally can understand that. I have many friends living in the US, mostly German expats and they all told me they wish they could be in Germany right now, solely based on how Germany responds to the virus vs how the US does that. I do however understand Nalf wanting to see his family and with the season being delayed etc this indeed would be a good time.

[@oswjim]

agree, i think nalf did not understood the context or was not clear enough while shooting and carry the confusion over the video and then the comments ... :)

[@LarryDillon]

if you would travel back to the States would you have to be quarantined for two weeks there and then quarantined in Germany when you return? That would be a month of being quarantined.

[@isitorisntitquestionmark1681]

Very lovely mask 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@zagareth4604]

I can understand, that you wanna go home to see your family in the US. But I, as a german, would never ever set a foot onto the US. Well, I watch US news since almost 4 years now and what I've seen isn't very appealing to make me wish to ever go there...

[@williamking5260]

As an American, I wouldn't recommend watching US news. The journalism here is pretty bad and they often distort what is actually happening in their stories. If you want a good example look up today show canoe.

[@Dirkdersoldat]

As a person who has lived in both countries for a considerable amount of time, you never know until you try. You can’t let the news of all things limit you. That sounds a little over the top.

[@germanCrowbar]

@Joerg Lange you are an douchebag.

[@MichaelAndersen_DK]

Look ma, that's the strange butterpretzel junkie again! Cheers for talking to the students!

[@johnlabus7359]

Crazy Florida resident checking in!....though born in Oregon.

[@GegenDenStrom25]

Good decision to cut it this way. Great entertainment! I highly respect the work you put into these videos! You feel the love in every single video.

[@51tomtomtom]

Cappuccino with Butterbrezel is a combination like Sauerkraut and Strawberry-Juice !

[@nelehiphiphooray4827]

Dare I say, something by someone who shall not be named looks amazing on a wall. ❤️

[@mojojim6458]

And placed just where it belongs.

[@nelehiphiphooray4827]

Mojo Jim it’s a lovely gesture.

[@sallyanderson2983]

Now she really has to come to terms with the fact that she won’t get it back 😂

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

The fake "High Quality background" sign isn't necessary anymore.😊

[@astridp4196]

Sally Anderson you have no idea. I think she’s already looked up the possible charges for break and enter 😉

[@Stadtpark90]

I think the perception of how dangerous the covid-situation is in any one place is not fine grained enough. If you look at the number of cases per 100k inhabitants in this map and look at the “Landkreis” (county) level, the numbers go from about 30 to 1500 - depending wether you live in “Uckermark” vs “Tirschenreuth”... interaktiv.tagesspiegel.de/lab/karte-sars-cov-2-in-deutschland-landkreise/ - the situation will be similar in the US, depending very much on wether you live in a hotspot or not.

[@schwini98]

Number 1 injured football player on KZbin.. or Germany

[@dnerbrensor2748]

watching you eating your Butterbrezel sometimes sounds like a Pretzgasm ;-)

[@fozziebear7064]

„ I don’t want to live in Germany“ or „Germany is bad“ is what Germans heard for decades since WW2, understandably. So it is nothing new for Germans. But I guess it is new for Americans. Based on what happened the last years and how the present corona crises is handled it isn’t a surprise. I lived in the US for 3 years, so I see it differently of course. I am not scared to go there or to live there, I made great experiences. It wouldn’t be the country of my choice to raise kids or to live there forever but I would love to go back and travel and meet friends there. But the views of people in Europe are understandable.

[@jessicalaub419]

Small German lesson: you can drop the “mal” when ordering your Butterbrezel, and add the -n to make it plural. It corresponds with the English “and two butter pretzels please.” So you simply say “und zwei Butterbrezeln bitte.”

[@mojojim6458]

Good point.

[@untergehermuc]

In Bavarian „Brezn“ is the same in singular and plural.

[@jessicalaub419]

untergehermuc true. My friend from Munich also says it like that. But since he is in Swabia Brezn would be incorrect.

[@untergehermuc]

The Bavarian way is the _only_ correct version! ;)

[@jessicalaub419]

untergehermuc simply: No 😂 web.archive.org/web/20190327091644/www.museum-brotkultur.de/pdf/07Brezeln.pdf

[@mojojim6458]

Once again, the master of the Lucky Stick.

[@mojojim6458]

I know what follows is off-topic. But I think you've learned to expect that from me. We’ve had ducks showing up in every video lately. Why? Because they’re so cute? These ducks are an odd type of duck. They never make a sound. Remember the geese honking at 3:20 in “Back in Time to 1945 in Germany”? They were very loud, and their honking very annoying. Could it be that the ducks, the geese, the fowl are there to show us that Nalf doesn’t hear, isn’t bothered by the Besserwisserei anymore? So, we keep going to Scotland again. Really? Let me think about this. Why Scotland? Because Nalf wants to tease/please Cody and Speedy? Or maybe it’s just an excuse to throw in more drone footage. You know, that crutch again, the one he promised to throw away. So many crutches

[@isitorisntitquestionmark1681]

Mojo Jim it’s not off topic. It’s channel related and many appreciate your thoughts on those observations. You know I do.

[@ca9603]

But I like the drone shots 🤷😀.......

[@schwini98]

Great, now I also want a Butterbretzel haha Cool video tho, especially the training clips!

[@SH-mz8ie]

Number one injury expert on KZbin.

[@maxzappa4278]

Ääääähre

[@Ginnilini]

Such a cool idea by your teacher friend (speaking as an envious English teacher...)

[@smalldiniproclubs7848]

So jealous of the English class you talked to! :o I'm basically a junior in high school and I take English at an advanced level and it would be so fun talking to you and Robi

[@napabi]

Smalldini Pro Clubs lol I am in that english class

[@Baccatube79]

Could any compliment the kids and their English skills? They are, what, 13 or 14 years old and master a Q&A with two native speakers LIKE BOSSES. Find me a US American kid that age whose German is on an equal level!

[@LenaGresser]

Never thought I'd say this, but: The audio is really good! Especially when you're in the car. The car's window is open and it could've been hard to understand you, but it worked! Closing the window at the end of that sequence really proved your point ;D Also, the swoosh sound matched the movement of the window. Nice.

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

I have to disagree. As always needed to skip back and turn up the volume. At 0:55 for example...you can hardly understand the student.

[@LenaGresser]

M mmm I didn’t have a problem with it. But I see your point.

[@marcospadilla1133]

Your portarait looks amazing NALF, and yes I agree if you don’t need to be here in the states and you are good in Germany 🇩🇪 stay there , it is awkward times here in the states some people taking the virus serious some not so much,I have friends who have lost love ones and it’s so sad 😞 and finally to snap out of all this virus 🦠 crap 💩 I see you are driving and I’m thinking you bought a car already, is it a stick shift cause I remember you were trying to learn stick shift NALF??🤔

[@helgaioannidis9365]

I think people that have not lived abroad can hardly understand what it means. I have been living outside Germany for 23 years and find it very natural that you want to go home. It never would have occured to me that you'd rather stay in Germany due to Covid19. Especially as you can stay a really long time with your family and going home is very expensive and not possible for just a weekend. Funnily for someone living in Greece Germany doesn't look as safe as Germans themselves perceive it. We see the numbers and go "60 deaths in one day?!!! We have daily between 0 and maximum 4. What the hell are they doing in Germany?!"

Once it spreads it blows up.

[@Schmissgesicht]

more population, more cases and higher density

[@MSFloriandel]

More testing is going on mate

[@kyaxara7321]

I was in 1999 for 6 months in New York , best time of my live!

[@michaelherrmann3423]

We only let you go if you come back. See you someday soon.

[@ronin47-ThorstenFrank]

Florida meme - again. I will never get that one (been to FL once). I do get the Florida Man thing however.... (Yeah, they may seem crazy - but.....)

[@gillixx4529]

Been watching this all through the last 2 months, for my daily supply of GOOD VIBES after watching the news. Thank you Nalf, essential worker!! Just if you go back to the US now please consider you might not be able to come back any time soon due to travel restrictions. And all the best to your awesome family!!!

[@jujubees]

4:30 Well that's because the US health care access is on par to 3rd world countries.

[@untergehermuc]

Nope, it’s first world if you can afford it.

[@wermagst]

@@untergehermuc it's twice as expensive as Germany's, but less effective (higher maternal and infant mortality rates, lower life expectancy at birth)

[@michaelvonfriedrich3924]

Well Nalif!!! Recently we’ve had shootings, people getting run over here in Miami, crime is starting to pick up again and there going to open things up here in Fort Lauderdale and the numbers are still going up for Corona infections, yes people are Crazy in Florida because most of the people here are not originally from Florida they come from everywhere else 🤣

[@evana8751]

Craving a Butterbrezel 🤤

[@claudiamondrowski]

Hey, really cool drone flight in the beginning, looked like Game of Thrones, Mr. ! Allright greetings from Northgermany, take care

[@stefflmrk]

GEIL ..... his new famouse word. 😲🥴😯 finally, he grows up.

[@junowood5951]

Boy: "I have been to Florida, it's really nice there. You can hangout by the ocean." Nalf: * screams internally *

[@JonUbick]

I live in Sitges Spain, from California, and I am always aware of how much safer it is here. People don't get shot, the police are mild in their actions and de-escalators.

[@marcusbluesky7299]

Your grins and the smiles while hearing the kids tell about the different US states and how they see the US.... Priceless! 😆After watching your video about US states and stereo types. Funny but very diplomatic. Also: summing up all the injuries... Might either be the most genius or the worst way to attract kids joining the unicorns.🤔😏

[@KlausJLinke]

_Re travel warnings._ I remember when it was the other way around in 1979. RAF terrorists planted a roadside bomb, narrowly missing Alexander Haig (NATO Supreme Commander). The State Department recommended US citizens shouldn't travel to Germany, and GIs from US barracks instantly vanished from German public life. It was a shock that my country was suddenly being seen as dangerous territory.

[@esperantoviro]

I resent the statement: Florida is crazy! I live in SE Florida. I thank Florida for teaching me a lot of things: 1) Spanish; 2) How to live in the Floribbean world of islands, sun, new fruits and vegetables, new foods, teaching me some Kreyol - new music AND ... tatatum! Christmas on the beach with a suckling pig as the main mean and eating 12 grapes for the New Year!!! Ich liebe meine neue Heimat, aber echt!!! (Ich werde weiterhin deinen Sendungen folgen, keine Angst! Bin ein grosser Fan..

[@swanpride]

Well, can you blame us? We see what is going on in the US, with people dying left and right, and we know the problems with health insurance and medical bills over there. I have been to the states, though I never lived there….It's fun for a holiday, lots to see and explore, but living there? In a country which has worse health care, lower food standards, a social net with huge holes to fall through, huge problems with racism, a terrifying police force, regular school shootings and sometimes lead in the walls or even the water? Where the equality of women is not part of the constitution, women who need an abortion are being terrorised, and people are okay with electing someone like Trump? Yeah, big pass. Not to mention the lack of bread (toast is not bread!!!). That would be a deal breaker in itself. Frankly, I don't see the US like you see Florida. I see the US like Trump sees his so called "shit hole countries". It's a basket case, an underdeveloped country in desperate need for reform.

[@anq6887]

Nalf, please take a moment to realize how blessed you are by having that feeling about your home-country. It is not for sure my case and for many, many, many others in this world.

[@stef54DE]

You havin' a good time in "those uncertain times"? Keep up the good vibe and keep sharing it!

[@eileencritchley4630]

You would get the same reactions from us in the UK as you got from those in Germany. I've not been to the USA however my husband has and yeah he never felt safe. Same with my father and my father in law when they had to visit the USA due to their work.

[@m.m.8147]

Haha i used to play for the UNICORNS 🦄 Now I 'm 2000km away in Portugal and a NALF video pops up. I moved from my hometown Schwäbisch Hall 11years ago. Thanks NALF 🦄😄

[@tommay6590]

Sine when is cappochino "gross"??? ;-)

[@velotill]

I'm almost genetically wired to want an Apfelschorle (with clear applejuice from those Streuobstwiesen) with my Butterbrezel...

[@williamkruger3594]

americans are cracy, visit my sister and i told her i want to fish, ok, i buy a fishing licens and it was also a hunting licens, cracy

[@libby9433]

I was expecting the special guest narrator on this video too ! 😀

[@mojojim6458]

It would have improved the quality immeasurably.

[@michamcv.1846]

imagine NALF beeing in school , while he sits in the first row and snips with the fingers permanently xD

[@mikie10]

May 14. Say in Germany!! Infection rates are on the rise today!! Also, are there flights to the States? I'm not sure.

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

I am surprised that the metal detector at the airport does not constantly sound the alarm when NALFilein is walking through.

[@josefinenagy4136]

I lived and worked in the States, even owned a home there and yes, I would have told you the same thing right now.

[@arnegembitzki5122]

My first time in the States was back in '85. Guess where.... Miami, Dade County, Florida. :-) I would say that staying abroad is much more difficult for an American than for a German. I didn't realize Floridians were crazy until you claimed them to be. Sorta different though. :-) Keep the good stuff going @NALF. Thanks !

[@Leon_der_Luftige]

I'm just sitting here getting triggered by all the guys in the comments who think there's an 'L' in "Bretze".

[@wermagst]

Well, there's definitely no T 🤣

[@Leon_der_Luftige]

www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/Brezel Works both ways, my illiterate friend.

[@scelestion]

Nalf, do you feel offended (even a little bit) when people say they wouldn't want to be in the States right now and stuff like this? I have to admit I feel the same way they do but I would be hesitant to say something like that to a US American. Also, when did you pick up "Geil" in your German speech? :D I think I've never heard you say it before. Edit: At least I would not say these things about the US like you portrayed your German friends doing it. I would probably address it but more cautiously so as to not hurt your feelings.

[@Schmissgesicht]

where did he say geil? did miss that

Maybe the US shouldn't start all the wars and run torture camps then.

[@LythaWausW]

scelestion, you can't possibly be German if you don't want to hurt someone's feelings by broaching certain topics: )

[@scelestion]

@@Schmissgesicht At 2:11, for example. I remember him saying it again later on in the video. ^^ @LythaWausW Are you saying you think Germans openly addressing certain topics are deliberately trying to hurt other people?

[@YTUSER583]

I like in the states the open minded people,

[@jgarland3581]

What are the open minded people? The freaks?

[@lynnctbrtsn1825]

So cool that the teacher this. And you of course

[@Dahrenhorst]

If I could throw a question to you it would be this one: I've read that players of American football are not really paid here in Germany. Most do get nothing at all, it's not regarded as a professional sports which could pay your bills. Even a fifth league soccer player gets more money than a first league American football player. Is that different for you? If not, what is your main source of income here?

[@kyihsin2917]

My understanding is that the Germans who play American football don't get paid, but the American imports do.

[@Industrialqt]

they get payed. They get a flat and arround 500 € for living. He did a video about that some time ago

[@Dahrenhorst]

@@Industrialqt Thanks for the info, Sasa. 500 € plus rent, that's just a little more then welfare money here ...

[@charlies.5777]

Plus, as a "side hustle," he FedExes authentic Döners and Knoppers® back to Oregon, as there's a HUGE black market for them there!!😀

[@SuperPuddingcat]

Rabert's World they also get their meals paid for. In older videos Nalf often showed the players gathering for meals at various restaurants and he mentioned somewhere that their meals are covered.

[@Gorum111]

Nice.

[@kaioliverbohnke7294]

The fight against the poles was epic !

[@jeffmorse645]

As of today Oregon has had 3,416 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 134 deaths. That's a vastly lower rate of infection than Germany. The Western US has been much better at social distancing policies and the infection rate is considerably lower than the states in the Eastern US. For another comparison California has about 1.5 million more people than Canada, but we have fewer infections and a little over half the deaths (and you don't hear anyone saying "Don't go to Canada"). Basically, its a big country and the individual states have had different approaches to containing this pandemic. As usually though people outside the US tend to lump the entire country together.

[@stailbail6609]

When i see the Data on the JOhn Hopkins Uni. Only 83.987 are tested yet and Oregon has over 3.8 Million Cititzen. i doubt that will stay this way.

[@MSFloriandel]

You only see what you test..... it takes more than just comparing death vs. citizens

[@jeffmorse645]

@@MSFloriandel Oregon has tested half the population Germany has as a percentage but even if you extrapolate that to the same level their infection rate is still lower. Again, the West Coast of the US has been a lot better at social distancing and more aggressive with stay at home orders than most of the country.

[@markusamshoff7359]

Go visit your family. It's the best for your immune system. Tell us about the Americans, how they are handling this situation. Are all Amis wearing masks 🎭 and keep the distancing? Or are there too many not doing those preventions?

[@gailalbers1430]

i am here in the US and i think it’s a chaotic mess how they are handling this crisis it’s very different from state to state ( NYC and California and NM are handling it well- Florida , Georgia, Tex ... not so much- but, if you have health insurance and you can isolate yourself and stay away from your brothers 🤣😉you should be good- i just don’t know about the airplane flight ✈️ i saw reports how they pack people in there ( maybe fly Lufthansa?)

[@Bladingmom]

No you didn't say "Geil!" Best quote: "... traditional American culture, like Texas or Miami."

[@sugarphantom7837]

I understand wanting to be with your family but by getting in a plane you are exposing yourself and also exposing your family thereafter. Airplanes are very dirty. The airlines don’t wipe down the seats, arm rests, trays, seatbelts, the buttons/knobs. Also the air is not well filtered. Overall is a better decision to just stay where you are for now.

[@DB-vl9ob]

Hey Nalf have you ever been to Russia? If not what were your contact with it? Half German, Half Russian from Kasachstan living in Germany here lol

[@georgegrader9038]

Nalf: i am a huge fan of the "Pretzel mit Butter" too. And your fun well balanced vids & buddys. This Springs Corona moment must suck for you guys. Next time you are at that bakery can you inquire about the last name "Grater" (a umlaut). That is the origin of my last name.

[@Pfuetzenspringer]

Your ma is a wise person

[@canisxv9869]

My mother is from Kenya and despite a totally corrupt police (seriously the cops can't be trusted there if you ever end up in Kenya) Islamist Terrorists attacking every now and then I never really feel not safe there(unless there are cops around corrupt MF's) I have to add thou that I kiss the ground whenever I land back in Munich Int. Airport where the Police is your friend and helper and you feel safe around them. Weird thing is whenever I was in the states I never had a bad feeling around police officers. Maby it's my German accent but usually after initial tention and when they heard our accent they were extremely nice(we got lost in Anchorage looking for a Starbucks after a 10h flight and got stopped lol)

[@EinChris75]

I've been in CA for a while. It really feels a lot like Europe. The further you go to the South, the more it feels like Spain. San Francisco feels a bit like the UK. My jaw dropping moment was, when I saw a small leaflet in a hotel: "Save water, use your towels/blankets more than one day." I thought, well, water saving just arrived here. Great. And then I found the copyright mark on it... (c) 1975. That was astonishing. And all other environmental protections, like banning of plastic bag, using recycled water for irrigation, a decent public transportation... it felt like Europe. But on the other hand, when I was in SFO, I was walking through a park in a rather wealthy area. And there was a huge pile of old and stinky cloths. Mixed with card board and some bottles. I was curios, why such a pile of rubbish was in that cute park. And I went closer. And then I recognized, that there was a human "living" within all that pile of dirt. I was shocked.

[@DaMacroMcCrew]

It is so awkward to see your Hometown in a YT Video... Nice Drone-Shots from Hall, tho!

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

It's strange to hear that comment about Florida. Why? What's the problem with Florida?

[@Desperoro]

Can you drive manual? :) Regarding to Corona crisis I don't like informing about USA as one country. They write number of cases but it is very different between New York and South Dakota and California. This causes people in Europe think that in USA is doomsday. But still I don't consider USA as safer place for living, been in Washington state and such homeless situation in downtown I have never seen in Europe, but shore was nice

[@christiank.8902]

Positive Energie. Vielen Dank!

[@axemanracing6222]

In your scenario, I wouldn't go to Germany IF that disease would be dangerous. Have a nice day.

[@DominikBruehl]

Noooo, I am not cool. I can't subscribe, because I have already done that some years ago. :O 😂

[@kristinuebele6846]

I assume that the responses you get is more related to the COVID-19 situation and how it is handled in both countries. Not a bashing against the US in general

[@anhalter1572]

you should react to the "lustigste deutsche Stadtnamen, funniest German townnames"

[@bobseN]

It's amazing how adrenaline (and in my case: the combination with booze) make you forget the pain and wanna do that thing again! But I got to say: That rock paper scissors game was not Corona-conform. I am disappointed in germophobic NALF! smh LOL.

[@necrionos]

typical american = texas is probably the same as typical german = bavaria ?

[@Mirabellism]

I appreciate your effort to pronounce "Butterbrezel" the German way at the bakery. 😊✌️

[@jessywerner9453]

I had that whole conversation about Germany not being safe back in March. My school here Russia flat-out asked me not to go home for spring break because it wasn't safe... Ironically, going home would have probably been safer for me in the long run.

Well you should have realised that Russia and safe don't belong together.

[@jessywerner9453]

@ indeed i should have xD

[@journalisten_boy9141]

Getting all cineastic, i like it.

[@garfieldharrison510]

Hi Nalf, just found you on here. I'm an American living in here since years..I'm from New York..What you have against Florida?.My people live down there. So I've been to Florida a few times.. I don't have any problem down there..but then again I dont live down there . I just visit the State because of my family. I'm a professional artist here in the country.. Just see if you can expound on why to be careful in Florida. Maybe I need to know when I visit down there. I mean most of my family doesn't on the est coast anymore..So you came here on kind of scholarship to play on a team. Wow..I played Soccer growing up..wasn't so good at it.even got on a junior team on Long Island New York..Anyway, I will check your page out.

[@wermagst]

Could have something to do with Florida Man kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3WcfXiGgrFrq80

[@Stephanthesearcher]

oregon is not too bad corona wise, quit low infectionrate.

[@dharmachile999]

You get coffee and a pretzel at a butcher shop?

[@lucascunningham1799]

I see that Bretzel and I am hungry now.