Two American YouTubers Talk About Life In Germany

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[@SH-mz8ie]

Number one „KZbinrs in Cars Getting Coffee“ channel on KZbin.

[@Stephanthesearcher]

Lamblike seems to be much more relaxed and comfortable in this colab than she used to be in her own videos. god job nalf, she likes you :-)

[@schattensand6129]

That would be useless.

[@Thomas-bs4tv]

video is definitely too short

[@schwini98]

Finally a new video💗 missed u!

[@Orbitalbomb]

you guys are right about all of the things you mentioned. I love the collaboration. Do more vids together please. And gosh is she pretty, you are tempted to visit Hamburg just to meet her once.

[@jujubees]

Good to see you again! I was wondering if you'd do videos while in the States.

[@repost2563]

you 2 should do a live stream while in the car. i could watch this for hours :D !

[@skagerath8279]

Its awesome to hear and see from you again ! Greetings from the very South of Baden-Württemberg (Ravensburg) ! You are definatly right about the Kartoffelsalat ! Btw the next time you are around in Germany you really should come down a bit more south to see the Lake Constance (Bodensee) cause it seems like you still have missed seeing the biggest lake in Germany which almost looks like you standing at the shore during foggy days :D

[@1972Georges]

Great Channel! Came here via Lamblike.

[@e.8196]

So glad that you are back! I had to re-rewatch your old videos to get my daily dose of Nalf. 😁 2016 Nalf was cute though 😊

[@Stadtpark90]

That drone shot of Portland almost beats the drone shots in Ireland! I think the most interesting pictures come when nature meets culture: the mountain in the background gives perspective on the city in the foreground. In Schwäbisch Hall you get a prime example of the old town / culture, and in Ireland you get a prime example of the nature (- well the fact that the fields there seemed to be used by man / for agriculture gave us both, but the contrast was slight / extensive agriculture / sheep on grass pretty much count as in-tune with nature. But that mountain in the Portland picture seems almost mythical. Reminded me of the first Lord of the Rings movie...

[@Anon-eb9lc]

I would have never expected that collabo ^^ but nice

[@hanssen71]

This was a good duo. I want more of this :)

[@Monkeyheadtpc]

The northern introverted...ness vs. southern extrovertedness also fits you guys pretty good.

[@mrbrokoli97]

you are back ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Stadtpark90]

4:54 I feel it‘s even like a little turning point in their conversation, when the chemistry between them really kicks in / clicks in. Before they were using little test-balloons, while half of their mind was still holding back and watching the scene: how does he react / how does she react etc. - but all of a sudden they feel confident in each other and really start playing ball back and forth, enjoying the situation / each others presence to the fullest, without needing to carefully watching themselves for saying something stupid. - Not sure who gave the signal, if NALF lured her out, or if something happened from her side, maybe body language - I think there was a cut in the video right before that? Edit: there is quite some cuts in the video: would have loved to see more of the interaction. Edit2: makes me feel like a vampire: partaking in others peoples emotions via authentic KZbinrs, instead of meeting up with people myself... (I mean KZbin of course is for sharing interesting new thoughts and experiences, but it is also AT LEAST as much about partaking in others emotions: all the cute cat, dog, baby content, the animal rescue channels etc. - I can‘t watch theoretical physics and space news all day, can I? - there were times when I thought NALF should share more of the things he finds interesting: like books or music or thoughts about life in general, but I guess there are other channels for that, and he can do what he is doing best: show us his interactions with the „real world“ - take us with him on his life‘s journey.

[@pedrogomez5835]

Haha I missed you man, glad you’re back

[@marcusbluesky7299]

Heeeeyyy, Nalf. ✌🏻 It's good to see you. Hope you can relax a bit and you are having a good time with your family. 🤞🏼Really beautiful view of your home and adorable company you have with you. Thank you for the honest insight. It was funny to hear about the horrible customer service. That is an interesting way to appreciate that. 🤔 Would love to hear more about that. Beside that it was funny to get the notification for the new video at 8AM. 😏

[@voyance4elle]

I could have listened to you two talk waaay longer 😃 it's really interesting! The south and north perspective and what both of you think about Germany.

[@marlajacques6947]

U know, you'll always have S. Germany in your heart forever. I miss it every day, esp this time of year. I've brought friends n fam there and they came home changed forever...hey I warned them! Nice to c u man 😇

[@TheT0N1c]

You guys should start a podcast I could listen to you for hours

[@carrierueden3410]

You guys look so good together!!!

[@beccamaus1]

Great videos! I‘ve been binge watching your videos lately at night when my little kids are in bed. I’m currently living in Maryland thinking about moving back to Baden-Württemberg where I‘m originally from maybe next year. It’s so nice to see videos about Swabia! I think Germany is rubbing off on you 😉 Nice effort on speaking German! Such a difficult language. And, A+ on figuring out on not caring about what other people think about you. Took me a lot longer than you! I‘ve never been to Schwäbisch Hall, but it looks so beautiful! By the way, does the knoppers in Germany taste different than in the US?

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

Nalf you have to shoot more videos with LamLike. That was a spiky video with her. She is completely different when she shoots her own videos, so without fear and shy. I really liked that, more of it !!!!! Greetings from northwestern Germany, where kale is harvested. ............ PS:Nick, I have an idea. How about some American Germans doing KZbin videos in Germany like Hayley Alexis, Aspen, Connor or Dana Newman, meet and talk about your experiences.?So I mean in a round or outside or on the bus or on the football field?

[@BrokenCurtain]

I was expecting you to pop up from behind the bushes. Also, the Christmas decoration was so restrained, I thought you were filming in Germany. 😁

[@ThomasVanderWal]

I complete agree with Nalf with understanding Southern German and tv. I was in Innsbruck and I thought I couldn’t understand German well any longer. On the second evening I turned on tv after a nap to a channel from Berlin and I could understand it really well. So well it took me a moment to realize it wasn’t English (which was also strange, as it was the first time that had happened).

[@Baccatube79]

Nick's German has reached a pretty acceptable level meanwhile. So cool. Maybe, we're even gonna let him back in come spring.

[@michelroerig7825]

Very nice video ! Greetings from Germany.

Most awesome! :) I hope of you two is coming up. :)

[@klauskirsch4371]

I like your Video and would like to see a bit more of Portland too😎

[@Mahasibu]

Ich finde es sehr sympathisch, auf welche Art und Weise ihr eure Erfahrungen die ihr in Deutschland gemacht habt, über diesen Kanal mit uns teilt. Schön zu hören das das es euch gefallen hat. Bzw...Have you ever visit west germany? ;-) Greetings from Niederrhein!

[@annypenny8621]

Hey LambLike, what are you doing in Portland ? I have always thought you are from Southern California...🤷‍♀️ Have a nice time at home and see you back in Germany... 🙋🏼‍♀️ ...good idea that with Nalf...

[@ThomasVanderWal]

I really enjoyed this. More of you two and Portland. When does PT start on you finger? You will have so much fun with that. You need to do it or you finger will work like my thumb, with limited range of movement (smashed between two helmets in high school then broke it again making a tag in baseball).

[@vbvideo1669]

Nice vlog! :)

[@NighteeeeeY]

Grünkohl mit Kassler ist actually pretty good. ;) need to try next winter!

[@barrysteven5964]

Hey, Nick. Christmas markets. They're everywhere now. We have them in Manchester, UK. They take over the city from late November. The best is the food. Loads of them are German so you can overload on wurst and gluhwein!!

[@autohmae]

If you want to switch the conversation to German again, just say something in German yourself. From what I hear this is a real problem in the Netherlands for foreigners, the people here switch to English quickly to accommodate, but that means foreigners have a hard time learning Dutch. It's a real problem.

[@jeffmorse645]

Portlandia. I have some rather conservative friends who happily moved away a few years ago to raise their kids somewhere else. It has changed a lot in the last few years. Kind of like a big wet Berkeley without the university but all the crazies.

[@yaboyjay7202]

> Doesn't want internet creeps to know her name > Gets in car with Koppers addicted dude with a weird finger who makes videos about him being grumpy about pretty much everything

[@Balligat]

How nice to see a tough, accomplished guy showing his soft side ....

[@FlexxVision]

Ohch der KiliMancharo ist also in Portland ! So an nice county ... regards goe's out from Berlin-Spandau. from (Fort - Hahneberg).

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

A Nalf vid from Portland!🙌 (Port-land of the free drones.😜) You can understand German radio? That's pretty good!😃

[@nejdro1]

I often listen to NDR, North German Radio, on my Internet radio. For the most part, they speak High German and it is understandable to me.

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

@@nejdro1 I assume you're an american who learned German I'm school?

[@nejdro1]

@@user-bj2lu9qt3o I did my 3 years of military duty in Darmstadt, Germany, which is about 20 miles south of Frankfurt. i started studying German in night classes from the University of Maryland. After getting out of the Air Force, I got my degree in German from the University of Illinois. I am ashamed that I still am not really fluent, but then, I have absolutely no natural talent for foreign languages. I have little problem in everyday conversation, but don't consider myself fluent. I learned German by rote, constantly repeating words and phrases. Obviously, having a German wife is a great help, especially since she was trained as a secretary and was really good at German grammar. Over the years, we made many trips back to Germany. My wife and boys used to go spend the summer with Oma und Opa, and I would join them for a couple weeks at the end of their stay. Unfortunately, my wife of 49 years past away 4 years ago. I have been back a couple times since then to visit my in-laws.

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

@@nejdro1 Sorry for replying so late. I didn't want to give a quick, unpersonal answer. I am very sorry for your loss! 😕 Wish I could say more than that but don't want to say dumb things... I think it's great that you were and still are interested in german, so please don't criticize yourself too much - it's a difficult language and I'm happy everytime I hear that someone is interested in it and has fun with it - the two most important things in my opinion. Greetings from cologne to Portland...👋😊

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

*Drone slowly rises above trees* "Schwäbisch Hall looks strangely like Portland today". *Title card appears* "Yeah got it!"

[@einwildesrehchen3862]

You should really try Grünkohl. It's quite tasty. Especially when you finally visit a Weihnachtsmarkt, normally you can buy it there. It's one of the dishes you should only eat, when it's cold.

[@panca788]

Don't judge the north before you have been there ;) We do have half timbered houses here, I live in one. And the Grünkohl Tour...welllllll actually it's not just walking around getting drunk, maybe Hamburg adapted it like that. But you're supposed to do the northern sport called 'Boßeln' first. Which pretty much is throwing a ball on the street and trying to get it down with lesser throws than the opposite team. And every time you pass a crossroad, you gotta drink. And in between you also gotta drink. Gotta stay warm ;) Grünkohl tastes amazing. It looks a little like spinach but tastes a lot different, it's really good. You usually eat it with potatoes and sausages, either Pinkel or Mettwurst. Mhhhhhh :D

[@solokom]

part 2 please!!!

[@dreiineinemboot]

I agree with Nalf - south is much nicer - pine trees, views, hills, winding roads, the "Hirschsprung and Höllental"- I am from the "Wiesental" with a castle on a hill. I love the Basel Christmas Market in Switzerland. She is right, with understanding the people from north better - they are more relaxed and friendly too. It is nice there for a while to breath through and feel free, because it is so flat there - BUT I only moved 3 hours away from home - to Stuttgart and I felt like a stranger - they did not understand what I mean, when I talked. At home, there is a kind of deep understanding, when you talk in dialect. It is more "out of the heart". You feel more accepted or understood or I don´t know - it is difficult to describe. I miss the Black Forest, the smell of the pine, hay and chocolate smell in the air from my hometown. We miss the things you can see and do in G. a lot. Stuttgart christmas market is great to, they even have a small train you can sit on and drive through the model train town.

[@rakischmidt7032]

Portland is great. I fell in love with it the moment I entered. The vib in that City is so different to the rest of the US - and the Portlandians are proud of that.

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

Do you live there as a German? Or just visit?

[@nejdro1]

My German wife and I moved to Portland 13 years ago. We find it to be more European like than other American cities, particularly the downtown area.

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

@@nejdro1 I thought it had some kind of hippie style like San francisco. Not too overly hippie, but more free minded than other cities. You can smoke pot, right? And heard about that big bicycle tour/demo where people are naked.😄

[@nejdro1]

@@user-bj2lu9qt3o Pot has been legal for some time in Oregon. My son grows his own right in our suburban back yard, although there are no lack of "dispensaries" where you can purchase it. Yes, there is a yearly naked bike ride The unofficial city motto is "Keep Portland Weird". The joke is that this is where 20 year olds come to retire :) Unfortunately there is a lot of homelessness. Real estate prices and rentals have gone through the roof in the last few years. Fortunately, I got in before the big inflation. When I said Portland looks European, I was mostly speaking of the architecture and streets which are tree lined . The streetcars and light rail also have that narrow gauge look as the European trolleys. I believe the light rail trains are imported.

[@greenknitter]

@@nejdro1 And lots of bicycles too don't forget, just like any European town or city. Though they seem to wear a lot more helmets there than anywhere in Europe.

[@robertb8673]

A Lamb and a Unicorn meet in Portland for a Chat about Germany! 🤣👍

[@JakobFischer60]

Sorry NALF this goes to Lamblike: It is so sad that you deleted you channel. I so much enjoyed your "lamb like" presentations and did like them very much. I understand that everything has come to an end, so: Thank you very much for all the videos. We wish you all the best, hope you improve your german and for sure: we will keep you in good memory!

[@Schokelmei]

Yeah, it really made me sad as I checked my youtube favorites today after a while and lamblike was gone. Her "farewell" video is gone too now. So I just hope she is fine and can enjoy her life in Germany or whereever it may lead her. Good luck, girl!

[@jgarland3581]

She is back... If you didn't know already.

[@johnlabus7359]

At 2:06, is that sign on the pole from the "walk your city" project started in Raleigh by Matt Tomasulo?

[@Salcar2802]

Cute couple!!! Grünkohl is awesome. The only reason why you like the south most, is why everything underneeth Hannover is northern Italy. So you allready play for Italy!!!😁😁

[@agn855]

Das gilt erst ab dem Weisswurscht-Äquator AKA the Main-River near Mainhattan (Germany) ;o)

[@andrewestphal2098]

In my Opinion there is no most beautiful part of Germany. For Example: I am living in the West of Germany and for me this is the best part of Germany. I just love the landscape around the Mosel with the Vines and also the dozens of Castles at the Rhine. The wooded parts of the Westerwald are awesome for me aswell. To say there is a best part is just subjective! I live in Koblenz in Rheinland-Pfalz btw.

[@G31M1]

_angry Saarländer noises_

[@voyance4elle]

Beautiful Area 😊

[@Mirabellism]

Grünkohl is the traditional Christmas meal in my family. I actually know very few people who don't like it. Most people love Grünkohl. We recently had guests from Switzerland who fell in love with Grünkohl immediately. 😆 But the taste of "Kohlwurst" differs very much, it can take a while to find your favorite brand.

[@lubitsch9255]

Before you two dig your graves even deeper regarding architecture: a) I'm not sure what lamblike is talking about. Houses with gables aren't exclusive to Europe and were only for no compellingly good reasons pushed out of favor in this century for flat roofs b) half-timbered houses exist pretty much everywhere in Germany except for southern Bavaria. Nalf you're spectacularily wrong about the north especially Hamburg was one of the largest half-timbered towns ever before various events reduced their number. The regions with the most and "best" half-timbered houses are southern Lower Saxony, Northern Hesse, Franconia and especially the Harz mountains ... or to put it simply the middle of Germany. You and lamblike should meet in the middle between Schwäbisch Hall and Hamburg which is roughly around Kassel to see some ... I'll give you a tour :-).

[@Warentester]

Timbered houses tend to react somewhat heated to incendiary bombs, so you will find less of them anywhere between the UK and their targets in the industrial areas. So you just find more of them in the south left standing.

[@20021MrSmith]

That was fun :)

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

Thumbs up for NALF, the big defender of our beautiful romantic South, although I have to admit that Lamb is right too: "Grünkohl und Pinkel" is really good. It is indeed the best contribution of the North to the German Cuisine and can compete with Knödel, Spätzle, Schnitzel, Schupfnudeln, Maultaschen, Dampfnudeln, (schwäbischer) Kartoffelsalat and all the other culinary highlights which the South invented. BTW you make a nice couple.

[@eily_b]

Portland ❤ No. 1 of my top three American cities I want to visit. Second is Seatlle and third is Providence, RI where a big part of my family lives. I've never seen them. I never had money and they never had enough vacation days for a full trip to Europe. :D

[@jualwe88-58]

Man youve become so German 😂 glad you like the south. We re really looking forward to getting you back 😁 roll corns

[@m98de]

Grünkohl is delicious, you can get it south Germany as well. Just need to know where and in wich grocerys

[@wandilismus8726]

Ok i just fell in love with Lamblike she likes Grünkohl 😂

[@helloweener2007]

I thought she is vegetarian, Grünkohl isn't. At least if it is cooked in a proper way.

[@erikmeyer599]

So true 😅 Grünkohl ist einfach das Beste!!!

[@woni77]

you can cook it vegan and its ok. Not as good as the original one but still very good.

[@frankheims6441]

Me too. I almost can't wait for the Grünkohl season to come any year. Thumbs up for Lamblikes great taste 😊

[@kp7peter]

Spätzle is a very south germany thing, especially in baden-württemberg, at least once a week at my house :x

[@Krokostad]

Well that was nice!

[@Nupagadiesiebensachen]

You should really visit Leipzig!!! Its a beautiful City

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

I agree. Leipzig is breathtakingly beautiful.

[@natassjaineternalove]

Lol! My cousin lives with her family south of Munich and I can't understand their dialect. It's even easier for me to understand the dialect of my aunt who lives in North Italy o.O!

[@Ossey1976]

Nalf prefers the South? The North remembers!

[@lilli4060]

He called the North ugly and gray!

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

@@lilli4060 He has eyes!

[@lilli4060]

@@ulrichlehnhardt4293 Then he'd also have to realize that Portland looks cold and sterile.

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

@@lilli4060 0:39 I'd say it looks pretty green and nice.

[@lilli4060]

@@ulrichlehnhardt4293 The nature around Portland certainly, but the city is sterile and boring, typically American. No chance against old European cities. Gute Nacht.

[@Just_Read_the_Instructions]

Bitte, mehr davon

[@imrehundertwasser7094]

South German here to tell you to not hate the Grünkohl! It tastes good cooked, and it's usually served in combination with some kind of meat or sausages, depending on the region, and perhaps some potatoes. Good food for the winter.

[@ManXFreaky]

4:54 NALF got his priorities straight :D

[@rudolfbart]

Hi there I grow up in australia and as I got to Germany as About 11,a old Lady friend of my parants made a meal and it was Grunkohl and I though yuckk but I tryed and since them it is my favorite meal.It has a sweet flavor and the next day it tastes even better. Getting hungry

[@JuttaandWolly]

Grünkohl !!! ❤️ Kale sort of has an undeserved bad reputation other than in smoothies in the US. Grünkohl, always warm !!!, is a real favorite in northern Germany (if you like mustard - way better with large amounts of mustard).

[@bluestray1429]

5:10 NALF knows how the rabbit runs

[@StarWarsBattleflop]

Nalf you are 110% Right about Southern germany!!

[@ilikebigbugs]

I miss the „horrible customer service“ too! In Florida, we have Publix, which is known for its „amazing customer service“ but way too nosy lol Great video!!

[@lilli4060]

Enjoy your poisoned Monsanto food and the intrusive, annoying, fake-friendly customer service.

[@foshizzlfizzl]

Putenschnitzel is not from chicken.. But I totally agree! It's awesome :) Käse Spätzle ist also awesome and you have try it!

[@witty2u]

Mount Hood in the back. 😍😎

[@kaiso4939]

Intro: Walküre über Portland...;-))

[@imrehundertwasser7094]

You were waiting for the helicopters? :-)

[@nirfz]

@@imrehundertwasser7094 i was! I mean is it actually allowed to be played it without them? (at least outside of a concert hall)

[@petrameyer1121]

I have been subscribed to her for over a year, same with Tori.

[@ilikebigbugs]

Petra Meyer

[@ulipeterson6112]

Tell her about your Knoppers addiction.

[@_withNina]

Haha yes! The christmas market at Leipzig is one of the best! (no offence Dresden ;))

[@StefSoleil]

You really need to travel to northern Germany more next year.

[@jujubees]

Ok you definitely need to do a video with Hayley now!

[@jujubees]

@Krakra Kranich You obviously have no idea who Hayley is...

[@mojojim6458]

@@jujubees Okay: who's Hayley? The only Haley I know is Hayley Mills.

[@e.8196]

Krakra Kranich They didn‘t move to Australia, she was there on vacation. She‘s still in munich.

[@InspektorDreyfus]

When you make a video with Hayley, could you make up your eyebrows like she does?

[@greenknitter]

@Mikey Lewis Just because lamblike is an intovert doesn't make her any less of a woman than Hayley 🙄 she's just different and there's nothing wrong with that.

[@hartmutbohn]

We South Germans don't get that gross kale / Grünkohl obsession either. ;) We grow and eat a much tastier variety here: savoy cabbage or Wirsing. SCNR.

[@SFlRanger82l49]

You two should do some more vids together!!! \,,/

[@gac200076]

her green eyes are awesome!!!

[@Cliohna]

It's more like a greyish blue, no? Still awesome.

[@TheEdgarMueller]

As a non-edible Hamburger, lamblike immediately conquered my heart!

[@5Andysalive]

I absolutely hate it, when i walk into a store and 3 people storm at me.... Leave me alone, i ask when i want something. And then we can judge the quality of the service. Btw... What happened to the widescreen widescreen?

[@DaxRaider]

when i talk to my german and my polish friend, even when i then speak to my german friend we stay in english, even if its only between us its like ... it feels rude to speak in german than as i know i feel strange when i speak with a few polish people and they switch to polish

[@clash8181]

Nalf, greetings from southern germany (Stuttgart). You were so right with what you said about us 🤣💪

[@flintsthirsk]

Greetings from real south germany (Berchtesgaden) 😁

[@clash8181]

@@flintsthirsk 🤣🤣🤣

[@skagerath8279]

Its awesome to hear and see from you again ! Greetings from the very South of Baden-Württemberg (Ravensburg) ! You are definatly right about the Kartoffelsalat ! Btw the next time you are around in Germany you really should come down a bit more south to see the Lake Constance (Bodensee) cause it seems like you still have missed seeing the biggest lake in Germany which almost looks like you standing at the shore during foggy days :D

[@skagerath8279]

@Krakra Kranich seems like .. :D

[@fs2728]

What's that white mountain in the background at 0:40?

[@aglandorf75]

Nice drone shots and I give a damn if they have been made illegal :-)

[@mojojim6458]

The intro music: dorthin weg! Oh, wrong opera. Eating Grünkohl Wurst IS disgusting. But did you notice she said the people who ate it got drunk first? Nice to see you back in your second home. PS Did you post this just before midnight Pacific Coast time? For a long time you posted from Germany at 10:00 am German local time. Whether in Germany or the States, you force me to wake up at ungodly hours. I guess I'll have to move to Germany to see you at a reasonable time.

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

Yeah, come visit us in Germany, Jim! 😄 I'll show you my city. 😉 But... I was wondering that, too! 😄 I like to think he wanted to adjust to his german followers...a gentleman..😉

[@mojojim6458]

@@user-bj2lu9qt3o I feel certain that's why he chooses certain times to post; to be convenient for the people in Germany...his true home now. I think Nick functions on Central European time now. I'd love to visit Germany, especially now that I've learned so much about its people by watching these videos. And to have someone show me around would be wonderful. I couldn't afford it now, so I need to play the lottery more often, I guess. :)

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

@@mojojim6458 Ok, promise to play the lottery! 😉

[@honkytonk4465]

Grünkohl Wurst as you name it isn't disgusting at all unless you're a vegetarian.

[@mykillmielia5640]

you haven't seen even one Christmas market? Not even one?!? You do know that you could spent years visiting different towns and cities with their different styles and flavors, checking out Christmas markets, don't you? Your German sounds more and more like German - keep it up!

[@rayanandhala]

You should do more videos together

[@quo33]

I'm afraid your German experience is just not complete without having been to a Christmas market! You should visit Bavaria or Austria in winter and for Christmas, seriously google Christmas in Tyrol (Tirol) or something, it's unreal. You must experience Christmas in Germany at least once!!

[@jul7985]

You should watch some German TV. The Ads are far less annoying than in the US.

[@rogerblumenstein1238]

It's fun to see north and south divided in Grünkohl und Kartoffelsalat

[@tinkerwithstuff]

What ever happened to her? Channel seems gone. I was off you expat people for a year or so, and through the wonders of YT algorithm, got recommended one recently and it started all over.

[@spitefulwar]

I thought it always rains in Portland. I am confused now.

[@slawomirczekaj6667]

exceptions confirm the rule. Did you think about the sentence "lier says he lies all the time"? If not try it.

[@TheMarslMcFly]

Portland isn't Seattle ;)

[@nejdro1]

We've had an unusually dry, sunny and mild Autumn this year here in Portland

[@michaelmuller6890]

@@slawomirczekaj6667 he doesn't come behind the sense of it :)

[@DaGuys470]

Nah, that's Seattle

[@Kuchenblech_Mafioso]

She loves Grühnkohl? That's awesome