WALMART - German's First Time & Reaction (Differences to Europe)

[@cylientbob]

You really want to make someone from Europe uncomfortable? Take them to a Bass Pro.

[@KhromeXx]

Hahahaha......or Dicks Sporting Goods

[@KhromeXx]

@Houdini ???? Where i live does

[@KristophM]

Take them to Cabela's haha.

[@KhromeXx]

@Houdini that's insane

[@themoviedealers]

@@KhromeXx A harbinger of things to come. The invisible hand of the free market stepping in where government refuses to...

[@rexcaliburn]

he thinks wal mart is expensive?? lol yeah dude you better stay away from target then

[@nerdymonster7954]

And Michaels

[@rebeccam.7249]

yup target is worst everything in america is expensive so i don't know why no one would know that becuase that what everyone tell you

[@Kniero]

Wait until he discovers publix🤭

[@MsLhuntMartinez79]

1.Wish he could see HEB in Texas. Inexpensive and everything in Texas is bigger lol. 2. My daughter bought my that exact "I've got your back" shirt 3. And i got accepted to the University of South Carolina but went to the other USC (University of Southern Cal) and their colors are similar

[@bananenlimonade4541]

For a German Walmart is very expensive. I mean we get everything for half the price or even less

[@dustinlee168]

Suave is not walmart brand. Equate is an in house/walmart brand.

[@lifebeyondthesalary2458]

dustin lee Suave is another line of the Pantene brand. The cheap line.

[@whiterabbit75]

Suave has been around longer than Walmart.

[@thesnuggler9606]

That Equate shit will make your ass itch and your eyes burn.

[@SandraS1397]

How does an American not know what Suave is? It's been around longer than she's been alive 😂

[@karlmuller4764]

@@chloehall4270 Oh yeah because Germany is so into Europe, right?...

[@claratitrit]

i am french and i am as exited as he is to go to walmart someday ! i mean for us walmart is a « to-do » while going to america, it’s like a part of your culture ! Thanks for this video and hugs to all the people reading this comment from france 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 🇺🇸 ❤️

[@2RANbit]

Excited, not exited. Pas d'un sortie.

[@MHzappy]

America have no culture

[@johnmcdonald157]

As an American I just don't get why Europeans are obsessed with Walmart. Most Americans avoid the place unless they have to go there.

[@katiefountain2407]

​​@@johnmcdonald157just like our fast food. It's gross, cheap, and poor quality 🤢. But folks are just thrilled to try it..

[@katdenning6535]

Make sure Phil knows that if he looks at the Walmart price labels on the shelves, the orange box shows the price per unit (or price per ounce) so that he can do his Preis-Leistungsverhältnis in America too ;)

[@DeanaandPhil]

done!

[@Wha73v3r]

but pizza is still expensive ^^

[@Wha73v3r]

@@emjayay thx m8 i knew that ^^

[@emjayay]

@@Wha73v3r Oddly.

[@Wiley_Coyote]

Hmm. Wait till he sees a large Walmart. That was like... a medium sized one.

[@animal0mother]

Seems like a standard Super Wal-Mart to me.

[@ΝικοςΠαπαδόπουλος-ε8η]

Whaaat?I am from Europe too and i've never seen such a big store.

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

@@ΝικοςΠαπαδόπουλος-ε8η There regular Walmarts and then there's Walmart Supercenters. They're more than 2x as big. There's usually a subway or McDonald's, hair salon, optician, nail salon, bank, pretty much everything

[@joeyh.a]

@@IDiggPattyMayonnaise Thats crazy for a single walmart!

[@galier2]

@@ΝικοςΠαπαδόπουλος-ε8η Go to France, there we have also real big "hypermarchés".

[@ohauss]

Walmart used to be active in Germany. They cut tails when they realized that the legal framework for how to deal with employees is substantially different in Germany and will be enforced, and to boot, customers cared how they treated their employees....

[@TrangleC]

The main reason for why they retreated from the German market was that they couldn't do business the way they wanted to. Walmarts strategy is to lure in customers and undercut the competition by selling some stuff at a loss. That is prohibited by law in Germany. You are not allowed to sell stuff for a lower price than you bought it yourself, at least not when you're a big business. The mystery is whether and why Walmart didn't know that before they came to Germany. They generally aren't good at expanding into foreign markets though. Some business analyst once said: "Walmart fails everywhere it can't drive a truck to." They aren't the only such big retailer that doesn't operate in Germany though. The second biggest worldwide is Carrefour, a French super market chain that operates giant mega marts too, like Walmart. They operate worldwide, but not in Germany, which is amusing, considering France and Germany are neighbors. I was born and raised in Germany too, only about a 1 hour car ride away from the French border and I never even heard of Carrefour before I went to China as a student in my early 20s. I did a internship in the city of Qingdao in 2003 and they had 2 giant Carrefour mega marts there, even though it is a relatively small city, by Chinese standards. It is kind of ironic that someone who grew up near France had to fly half way around the world to China to encounter a French super market for the first time. I assume Carrefour stays out of Germany because of that law I mentioned too. I don't know though. Actually, knowing how socialist France is and how incredibly powerful the farmers there are, I would be surprised if France wouldn't have laws against price dumping for groceries too.

[@devineballer3009]

Their CEO literally said : " I didn´t know that germany is a communist counrty"

[@wandilismus8726]

@@devineballer3009 The CEO is a Moron. Germany is a Social Economy. Free Economy paired with worker Protection

[@constantingeiger4590]

@@devineballer3009 biggest joke

[@Saphira_29]

Also German customers do not really like those huge markets, who provide everything. That’s what I learned in my economy classes. We apparently want to have “expert brands” in every area like “food” or “clothing”. There is no big trust in stores/brands who want to be everything at once. Was quite interesting to learn about that actually

[@eliharman]

I'm so old, I remember when Walmart was just a department store, they had the housewares, clothes, hardware, etc... But no groceries. Now, Aldi and Lidl are spreading rapidly in America, and doing quite well by all indications.

[@aprilrichelle.18]

Right there with you!!!

[@work1284]

I first walked into a Walmart in Concord (became Farragut), Tennessee in 1980

[@feuerwehrff]

I am German and would also unbelievably like to visit a Walmart. I do not really know why, but many of my friends would also like to go there. Maybe it's Internet-hype? I dont know. My girlfriend is also from the US. She has only been here so far, but soon I will persuade her to drive with me to a walmart when I'm with her in a few weeks. Keep it up! It's fun to watch your channel!!

[@DeanaandPhil]

Thanks a lot and have fun! I feel like it's impossible to visit all the stores! Soooo many here!

[@sluggo206]

Aren't French hypermarkets like Walmart?

[@deanronson6331]

She: "Babe, let's go to France, Italy, and Greece to see the Colosseum, the Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, or the Acropolis." He: "I'd rather make a walking tour of WalMart."

[@armenianchik]

I have been to all of those places in Europe and that it was magical!😘

[@Dubois_tada]

I actually liked the way the flannel looked lol until he added the camo

[@90Pekkis]

Deja Spriggs Same here!

[@sydneyrica1802]

He looked very American. I wouldn’t know he was German until he talked.

[@partyofone5787]

I thought so too. The jacket looked nice.

[@cathy-70]

Me too, he clashed patterns. Lol

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

She should get him some Carhartt overalls. He'd love them.

[@michaeltipton5500]

When I was a kid you never saw anything Christmas until after Thanksgiving. I wish it was still so. Having Christmas stuff before even Halloween is over seem overkill to me.

[@pam1574]

michael tipton Same with me. Nowadays it’s rush, rush, rush... everything!!!

[@justinitagaki1731]

Go to the Philippines and you will be shocked that Christmas season starts on the 1st of September. The malls are displaying xmas stuffs and playing xmas songs. Houses are already decorated with xmas things lol. I was really amazed haha.

[@pam1574]

Justin Itagaki September 1st??? 😱That’s REALLY early!! It’s $$$, and they know that people will spend, spend, spend.

[@justinitagaki1731]

@@pam1574 yes I am based here in the Philippines for college and it really shocked me. People will greet you Merry Christmas as early as 1st Sept. Lol

[@pam1574]

Justin Itagaki Thanks Justin, hearing “Merry Christmas” in September is crazy. Lol

[@bryankramer2240]

I’m from the generation that witnessed the demise of “mom & pop” business due to Walmart mass expansion. So sad.

[@CuriousEarthMan]

I agree. I dislike their business practices, and buy very little there now. Only an occasional item. I dislike that once they have driven everybody else out of the market, they then stop carrying anything that doesn't make enough money for them. And the quality keeps getting worse and worse. To keep their price-point down, each year, the sweatshirts and sweatpants get thinner and thinner. Are we supposed to wear two pair or sweatpants then at once? To me, Walmart and Amazon represent the worst in modern business practices/cultural results. I prefer to spend my money at Mom and Pop stores, or smaller places.

[@Koko-lr5bc]

@@CuriousEarthMan I agree, but I think Amazon is more of the culprit for the mom and pop stores closings! And it's sad. The malls are closing I mean most of the stores inside are closing.

[@CuriousEarthMan]

@@Koko-lr5bc I think now, Amazon has moved to the front of the line. In years past, when Walmart was eating up rural America, they would put one Walmart somewhere between three or so towns, and it would devastate small town "main street" businesses, causing their main streets to become basically shut down. Then, Amazon came along and worked on retail itself....yes, more stores closed, and the malls were hit really hard too! Amazon destroyed countless brick and mortar stores, only to come in after, and open a number of brick and mortars of their own.....like bookstores and now supermarket(s). I don't do any business on Amazon. I use eBay. For Amazon, it no longer seems that brick and mortar retail is bad, it's only bad it if it isn't THEIR store. I take your point, though!

[@bravegirlarise7672]

Totally agree! I quit shopping there on a regular basis years ago. I go every now and then because they ran so many other stores out of business that it's difficult to find some items. We just lost a grocery store a block from our house because the Walmart Neighborhood Market opened a few blocks away recently. 😕

[@CuriousEarthMan]

@@bravegirlarise7672 I understand exactly what you mean! I consider monopolistic behavior to be highly anti-social. The Walton family and Bezos fit right in there with John D. Rockefeller of the last century!

[@daved2352]

When Phil does his American accent he sounds like Trevor Noahs regular speaking voice.

[@amouramarie]

Oh God he does.

[@rbfoster]

So South African lol

[@gregprince2523]

he does!!

[@turdfurguson8359]

Trevor Noah is from south Africa

[@daved2352]

Yeah South African with a Swiss father.

[@ericaroxy09]

the lumberjack jacket actually looked good! lol

[@DeanaandPhil]

Tell Deana! 😂

[@HumblePee]

i think Deana was right ;)

[@bravegirlarise7672]

Das stimmt! But not the camo vest! 🤣

[@ericaroxy09]

@@bravegirlarise7672 ja genau, definitely without the camo vest! lol

[@themoviedealers]

Chewing gum while wearing that outfit was an appropriate choice.

[@Tijuanabill]

I'm a little triggered by parking so far away, for seemingly no reason.

[@rickb1055]

Some people like to walk🤔😜

[@DianaRussia531]

less dents and dings in your car

[@Ira88881]

I think it was a filmmaking technique, giving more time for the intro.

[@balancedactguy]

T-Wanna: Look at the Positives! Parking is much BETTER far away. No morons parking so close you can't get in your car. Less apt to get a ding or dent from someone driving a shitty car. Besides...a little exercise will do ANYONE a bit of good. Win-Win situation.

[@Ira88881]

Ash Barcelona Why would you normally park so far away intentionally? Americans have too much common sense for that.

[@gyqz]

Here in the Netherlands we do not have those hypermarkets, but I have been living in Lille (France) for a while and my all time favorite hypermarket was Carrefour.....I think it's the French equivalent of Walmart ( minus the guns ). And yes....Phil was right: The Dutch are the orange people LOL Thank you so much for this fun video!

[@DeanaandPhil]

Thanks! Carrefour we saw for the first time in Spain. It was a big one, too! :D

[@justdustino1371]

I don't understand why so many Europeans are absolutely terrified of firearms. Human history is long and troubled, and human violence will always exist....frankly, I'd rather be shot than hacked to pieces with farming implements, as in the Rwandan genocide of 1994 or the fairly recent murder of a returning British soldier from Afghanistan by Muslim immigrants with a machete, in London. Honestly, there will never be a time when humans don't kill other humans. The American second amendment was meant to deny government a complete *monopoly* *of* *the* *tools* *of* *death* "For Better *OR* worse!" Those who judge America through rose colored glasses, from Europe, seem not to understand two things. There is no perfect or ideal world, and, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree! You have imported your future problems.

[@dlc8885]

JustDustin O' ikr. I trust the criminal more than the gov. At least the criminal has a limitation of havoc they can do. Gov has proven they have no boundary in oppression of the population. The vast number of ppl having guns all over the country keeps the gov from casually and publicly overrunning the population although they have done Waco, Ruby Ridge etc... F _ f_ s are staged to get the public to demand gun _ control. We are the final bump in the road for globalism. Things are looking up tho :). Hopefully the rest of the world will realize there is a reason for what they consider madness and it's to their benefit ultimately, too.

[@karentucker2161]

They are called supermarkets not hypermarkets.

[@gyqz]

@@karentucker2161 Ok Karen.....I'll call the manager for you right away.

[@scottbergman8662]

He is amazed about how large the packaging is on the Oreo cookies are...Take him to Costco and blow his mind on how big the sizes are.

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

correct

[@IAmNotYourProblem]

Yess!! I’m in the USA right now, I came from Germany too. I’ve been to Walmart at least five times this last week, I love Walmart 😂 and target! I hate Christmas stuff up before November. Who is buying Christmas decor 3 months in advance??

[@DeanaandPhil]

haha, exactly! It still feels like summer here!

[@sluggo206]

Most Americans think it's too early. But some people do their Christmas shopping in July or October to avoid the crowds and so they can relax at the end of the year.

[@jessicaely2521]

People who have a family member that's dying likes to have access to Christmas supplies. My Great Aunt was dying and in October we went out to the stores and bought Christmas supplies. We decorated her room. Beginning of November we had a big Christmas dinner and had a couple of gifts to open. End of November she was dead. I have to say this was the best Christmas I ever had.

[@pam1574]

Jessica Ely 🕯♥️🕯

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

Ms Maybe my German friend that moved here loves Walmart and guns. Lol

[@byuste22]

My boyfriend at the time came to the US from Spain. I was SO excited to show him the crazy stuff we have here. 10 years of being married here and he is more American then me. He embraced the life :)

[@Sub4RubsNmemes]

I’m Mexican by blood but I was born in the u.s so I’ve seen many family members embrace the American life. It’s pretty cool

[@jeffhampton2767]

I love that!

[@Leonicles]

The last 2 years, my local Walmart had its Christmas stuff out in AUGUST! Nothing crazier than it being 100F outside (in New England) and Christmas stuff in a backdrop of fake snow Also, this is one of your FUNNIEST videos I've seen yet

[@ICUFreely]

It must be a German thing. Someone I know from Germany visited me and I took her to the mall (we have an outlet mall near where I live - stores like Coach, Polo, Nike, Adidas, etc. sell products at discounted prices). When we were done, I asked her where to go and she said Walmart. She was excited to go to Walmart.

[@bugalaman]

I don't believe that Deana is American. Suave is a common brand of shampoo and body soaps, not a Wal-Mart brand. Any American who has ever bought shampoo would know this.

[@balancedactguy]

She might just be Dumb.

[@lauriea2971]

I worked at a Walmart store in Kanada(Canada) from 2000 to 2008

[@Thun-jx8vx]

The camouflage lumberjack outfit routine gave me a great fun laugh.. loved it.

[@JJ-bv7fy]

We love our guns here in the U.S. a long time ago I used to drive my pick up truck to high school with my cheap 30-06 rifle hanging on a rack in the back cab window, no one ever stole the rifle and I never locked my truck up. The reason I always had the rifle in my truck was that our family had a small farm and we grew peanuts and the feral hogs would turn up so much soil it would ruin our crop, resulting in lost money. Texas has changed a little but I can guarantee that 1 in 5 cars have firearms to date.

[@Just-Me-Living]

I remember those days here in Alabama and way down in south Georgia...What has happened?? Makes me sick.

[@km-kl3lg]

Thats a really scary thought to a European to be honest..I mean..I'm just imagining some argument in traffic, happens all the time.. I wouldn't dare be in one in the U.S., because I'd be scared someone just jumps out of their car with a gun. 😂

[@balancedactguy]

@@km-kl3lg So how many of such incidents have you heard of? ANYONE who uses a firearm to shoot anyone for ANY REASON other than SELF DEFENSE will GO TO PRISON. In ANY argument , in traffic or otherwise DON't let it escalate to violence of ANY kind!

[@LoriCrabtree31]

Same here in Ohio. Our schools still excuse absence for hunting seasons.

[@balancedactguy]

@@LoriCrabtree31 They ought to have Field Trips to the Range beforehand ....to get their scopes sighted in!!

[@mikedepue]

*holds up the most expensive version of a thing* "Why is everything so expensive!?" 🤣 You need a Walmart spirit guide 🤣🤣🤣

[@ditz3nfitness]

I'm from Denmark and are visiting America for the first time this summer! I can't wait to experience the same experience as you! Have to film my reaction haha

[@thesnuggler9606]

You've got to watch People of Walmart. It's an experience.

[@partyofone5787]

I'm an American and the first time I went to Walmart I was maybe 10 years old at a location I believe in Idaho or South Dakota. At the time Walmart wasn't that common on the west coast because we had a lot of Target and K Mart locations. But at 10, I remember being really excited to be there. It seemed like my family and I were there all day.

[@arnienonymous4458]

"I like the self-checkout, you don't have to interact with people." Phil, I agree with you 100%. Although you may be disappointed with the White Castle sliders. Personally, I avoid Walmart like the plague.

[@nairbvel]

Some of us get annoyed at the sudden switch to Christmas in early October because -- at least here in the USA -- we're supposed to celebrate a little something called Thanksgiving BEFORE Christmas...!

[@mbuck5044]

You two are so adorable ! I'm a new subscriber.

[@rmm3854]

I was howling out loud a few times. I am in Canada and yes, Walmart has invaded our country. I have been to them a couple of times but it is sensory overload for me. When I visited Köln in November 2019, my go-to store was REWE. Also Kaufhof was a very nice department store. Not so overwhelming and the German stores I visited were very neat and orderly. The staff everywhere I visited: superb! 👌

[@chago4202000]

A giant barrel of cheeseballs..."The embodiment of America" lmao...I love it!

[@BlogSweetheartTV]

You've gotta be from South Carolina if there's Clemson & USC apparel. That's where I'm from. USC fan since birth ✌🏼

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

OK, I have to comment on foreigners' comments on the portion sizes of the packaging. THEY ARE NOT MEANT TO BE EATEN ALL AT ONE SITTING. You dump them in a Cookie Jar (with a sealant ring) or snack basket, and then eat them over a period of time at your own discretion. The concept of large capacity packaging is so that you don't have to go back to the store every day to get your fix for any consumable item. Shopping in a country where they only sell single serving packaging would drive me nuts. If Walmart sized packaging blows your mind, go check out Sam's Club...Walmart's Members Only store where you buy in Bulk.

[@Mountain752]

I never knew I could find a guy so happy to go to walmart it makes me wanna cry

[@SirS2pendous]

For all the non-American viewers, one of the best parts about Walmart is that it’s open pretty much 24/7!

[@lollypop2414]

Not since the pandemic started.

[@davenwin1973]

Walmart is slowly getting away from 24 hour stores. Some stores stopped being 24 hours before covid, but They have not gone back to 24 hours since then. By me, even Meijer has stopped being open 24 hours. I don't think they'll go back to being open 24 hours. I noticed the restaurant industry getting away from being open 24 hours several years before covid.

[@lollypop2414]

@@davenwin1973 Right now with worker shortages, I imagine it would be hard for most retail establishments to be open 24hrs. Where I live most Walmarts were still 24hrs before the pandemic, but a couple (in higher crime areas) closed at midnight. All of our Meijer stores were 24hr before the pandemic and as far as I know had no plans to change that. I suspect if they ever do go back to 24/7 it will be at least a couple years before they achieve that again.

[@davenwin1973]

@@lollypop2414 my local Meijer stores were 24 hours before covid. Only 3 Walmart stores were 24 hours before covid, across 2 counties. One dropped being 24 hours, due to lack of people in the store after 10pm, but closed by midnight. One location tried going 24 hours, after relocating from a D1 store, to a Superstore, only to go to being open from 6am to 1am in 6 months. But I don't expect Walmart to go back to 24 hours in my area, once covid is under control. It's hard to say with Meijer. As it stands, not all Meijer stores were 24 hours even before covid. Most Chicagoland locations weren't 24 hours before covid. I'm thinking maybe because a few communities they're in don't allow for 24 hour stores. In the case of the Wauwatosa Wisconsin store, theft was why they can't have that store 24 hours. I heard that Meijer has regretted opening there, due to crime going up in that city.

[@markschattefor6997]

The distance from their car to the store is what I walk from my home to the supermarket.

[@rebeccam.7249]

that america long distance store

[@flor7153]

Such a German thing, Phil did there. Laughed my ass of.😂 German humor is the best.

[@radosawkapuscinski2808]

I wonder why no one except Germans laugh.

[@fishwax6371]

@@radosawkapuscinski2808 Every country has its own culture, so topical humor just doesn't translate.

[@simtrate3959]

They have no sense of humor about themselves .

[@miriammielke3983]

This video cracks me up. I love how Phil likes the self checkout for the same reason I do You don't have to interact with people" :-) Having lived in the US for so long, I forget how much bigger all these portion sizes are compared to German supermarkets.

[@sparkysugardad]

Just remember, that cheap frozen chicken isn’t prepared with the same high E.U. standards. I think most groceries in Germany are about 20% cheaper and better quality than the USA. White Castle burgers are only good if you’re drunk - the grease soaks up some of the alcohol.

[@balancedactguy]

Actually there is rather little real grease. The Burgers are Steam grilled, not fried! What proof do you base your "Better Quality" and 20% cheaper comment on??

[@teenystudioflicks1635]

The cheap chicken is a good deal. You just have a few pin feathers to pluck around the drumstick bone. No problem... unless your a wiener.

[@OnMyWaytotheFLA]

11:06 Beans?! Lol, hominy is made from corn! 😉

[@LythaWausW]

In October in Germany's Aldis the Christmas stuff is stocked. Since there's no halloween or thanksgiving, it's hard for me to be annoyed. My husband bought 6 bars of marzipanbrot before this month is out.

[@DeanaandPhil]

haha, I like his tactic! 😂 Although Marzipanbrot is disgusting imho 😅

[@beastm0de952]

I love how you park so far away while there's plenty of parking spots in the front 😂

[@karentucker2161]

She probably likes to walk.

[@butterflykisses2947]

I park in the back to enjoy the walking

[@hindseylarper]

As a person in a similar situation to yalls, I just laughed so hard through this entire video. People live through Walmart a lot. The Christmas thing doesn’t really bother me though! It’s holiday season. I do like Target as well but they’re different to me. Similar but different styles.

[@chrischolewa9104]

Maybe Target-is a step up in Quality ?

[@andrew-xr1de]

I HATE SEEING CHRISTMAS STUFF OUT IN OCTOBER! PLEASE WAIT TILL. MID NOVEMBER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mjordan812]

I was in Germany from 1979 to 1982 and remember shopping at Wertkauf. They had just about everything. I still remember their motto that was printed on their bags: "Wertkauf hilf sparen". And I have NO idea why I still remember that 30 years later. I think that Walmart bought them out in the late 1990s.

[@KasdeyasVids]

Never met another german who loves Samurai Champloo, just my hubby and me ^^

[@DeanaandPhil]

Please! It's easily one of my favourite Anime series! :)

[@aliciarobinson4107]

I love it and I'm a 42 yr old black woman. 🤔

[@dianeyoder2189]

Full disclosure-I am a 22 yr Walmart associate: love this video! It is funny, I take the price strategy for granted, having worked here for so long. You will rarely see a Walmart price that ends in 5 or 9. Mr Sam (Walton, founder) believe in being unconventional, swimming upstream, and this is one more example

[@mr.peanutbutter6969]

Respect to them for parking as far away from the door as possible.

[@lauriea2971]

One thing to tell u watch out for the pricing at Walmart cause u can got must things cheap but there r things that r overpriced. I know from being a dept manager of sporting goods

[@billdamminger9067]

If you really want to hear Phil complain about prices of food items you should take him to Publix. How about going to one of the wholesale warehouse places like Costco, Sam's Club, or BJ's? Phil would love all the taste-test samples you get. Love your videos!!

[@jamesstephenson9141]

“I feel scared, let’s go in a different place” Scared of object. Goes home in her car, more deadly object. 🙄

[@lazysheep1232]

Hi guys I am german and I had so much fun watching Phil gettin exited about shopping at Walmart... macht weiter so Leute... zeigt doch bitte auch noch eine shoppingtour in Target. Würde mich interessieren welche Unterschiede es gibt . LG aus Stuttgart;)

[@hollylolly2413]

I love how I know some German, but not loads so in the paragraph I was picking random words out! It was something like this “people... please also a shopping tour in Walmart. Interesting” lmao so many words got missed out 😂

[@robt5818]

These videos make me appreciate the selection and pricing that we tend to take for granted.

[@dalemoore1308]

Deanna is so sweet and Phil,....well I guess it’s true, opposites attract.

[@Gambit771]

Loving the German - Dutch rivalry. I hate Christmas being push on us earlier and earlier. I love Christmas (not holidays) but not until the middle of November.

[@Gambit771]

@Rita Roork I dont know when that is but October is too early and September a joke.

[@Gambit771]

@Rita Roork cheers. Maybe a bit late to start selling stuff as people like to setup for Christmas in early December.

[@JadedBurnout]

Oh my god Phil in the plaid and camo killed me 😂

[@DeanaandPhil]

Too beautiful? 😂

[@jamesware5100]

@@DeanaandPhil i lost my boner

[@pbrazor50]

She seemed appalled but I thought it looked pretty good!

[@anthonyhantonh]

Yeah, Americans love Europeans who come to our country and throw shade on rural Americans.

[@hay-haywilkins713]

YES to this whole entire video😂😂

[@LathropLdST]

I used to live in Mexico, went to the US for work, and am now in Germany. I love his amazement

[@ameisemichaela5990]

Jaaa! Oreo-Verkostung! Die Pumpkin Spice Everything Folge war heftig, aber bei Oreos bin ich wieder dabei! Yellow Oreos 4ever ;-) Spaß, ihr zwei seid super! ;-)

[@therichlife8657]

Phil running through the parking lot into Walmart with Chariots of Fire song playing would have been hilarious.

[@kaitlynneastwood6711]

Loved this video!

[@koilamaoh4238]

Loved you guys. THanks for sharing.

[@sofiamet3567]

I've never been to Walmart but it looks pretty amazing to be honest! I also liked the anime section. In my country it's difficult to find anime in stores :/

[@abeprod68gaming11]

Good place to feed the waltons fat pockets.

[@TheKyrix82]

@@abeprod68gaming11 And? Who's fat pockets are you feeding to get the device you posted this with? Which energy company's pockets are you feeding to power said device?

[@Duke00x]

Walmart owns Asda (they have since 1999).

[@balancedactguy]

@@TheKyrix82 You MUST have and Buy some form of energy in your life to power the things you have regardless of the company...... you do NOT have to shop at Walmart.

[@punky298705]

It was fun seeing how excited he was shopping around. It's also interesting to see him talk about how expensive things are when in the states I feel we're told Germany is expensive; especially considering you all were in Walmart, a store that is supposed to be inexpensive (although it isn't).

[@GaryandErica]

Did Phil know that the big packs of candy were specifically for Halloween (and were for handing out to kids, not for eating yourself?)

[@michaelrichards669]

Loved Phil's reaction to Anime section 7:30... I think Walmart only started that a few years ago. It seems.... Prices on Oreos was driving him Nuts lol... Too funny. We do have odd prices on everything. 13:37 Very Nice Closets... The Frozen Foods section..... LOL... such a great video Thank You... Danke

[@johnnyguzman2519]

Yoooo Phil ur funny asf😂😂😂

[@stevenroetzel4470]

For smaller portions look around the checkout stands, smaller portions are an impulse buy for Americans. The "crooked prices" represents the "Wal-Mart roll back" if you go to another store you will usually find the price is 3.99 instead of 3.56. (+tax.)

[@brianfronius4166]

Phil is the master of weights and measures

[@fasiapulekaufusi6632]

Walmart will start selling holiday stuff earlier because of sales. For example, they will begin selling Christmas stuff in October and fourth of July stuff in May

[@brealistic3542]

I think he makes a great back woods hillbilly! Now y'all have to start making your own Moonshine !😁

[@marvinhager9088]

Thank you! That’s a great video. I love to see the American everyday life presented by an german! Greetings from lower-saxony! 🇩🇪

[@ignskeletons]

When he was surprised they sell guns at Walmart, that was me just a couple months ago when I moved from California to Arizona. All my life I've lived in California and I never once remember seeing guns for sale at Walmart, at Arizona they are everywhere! Fun fact: I once went out to a small town diner to have lunch and a customer brought a SHOTGUN with him and left it on the table as he ate his lunch at the restaurant!

[@hopeless44]

Krythix Felt this! I’m a US military brat and just moved from Germany to AZ (lived in AZ before moving to Germany) and the guns are literally everywhere where I live. Someone came into Subway and had three knives strapped in his leg, one in his boot, and a gun in his waistband... I got a little nervous ngl. Crazy!

[@ignskeletons]

Cara it’s a crazy world! The only thing I carry/conceal is a Tomogatchi keychain

[@chadfalardeau3259]

I carry a pocket knife and my ADD brain very dangerous in an argument

[@saskiapanter]

This one was hilarious🤣😂. And what you were saying about: they try to force you to buy stuff. Ehhmmmm you're in a store, it's kind of their MO🤣😂🤣😂. Greatings from a Dutchie from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡 and yep, most of us LOVE orange

[@windmuser]

Actually Phil did look hot with the lumber Jack clothes on.

[@kevinerose]

We also have Meijer and Super Krogers (aka Kroger Marketplace) which are similar to Walmart.

[@LadyJ-BYOG]

Thanks for the video. It’s appreciated! Phil, ich bin immer wieder fasziniert wie gut du Englisch sprichst. Was hat dir geholfen, das du so fliessend Englisch sprechen kannst?

[@DeanaandPhil]

Watching and reading everything in English and spending as much time in English-speaking countries as you can.

[@LadyJ-BYOG]

Deana and Phil thanks for your response. It’s appreciated! That’s what I already do, but when it comes to speak in English I can’t speak so fluently like you.

[@LadyJ-BYOG]

Deana and Phil ..... Phil, what was your longest stay in a English speaking country?

[@LythaWausW]

My favorite is Phil's mastery of the word "Freakin'": )

[@sheba9679]

I like the red jacket on him. 😂 And then Wilson the football. Wilson? The name from the movie cast away with Tom Hanks? 😂👍

[@kuroservamp6827]

why does he look like young bobby from supernatural in that lumberjack outfit? xD

[@vcwloves9864]

I'm an American expat living in Germany and miss Wal-mart!!! You have to go to 5 different stores to get 5 different items. 🤷‍♀️

[@tsuk1yom1_00]

I've never been to Walmart but I think it's okay. It's a bit too big but in Germany there are one supermarket (Real) which has clothes and deco in there but I know no supermarket which has a pharmacy in there, it's so crazy. It's so weird for me to add the tax to the price. I hope you can understand my English. I enjoyed the video

[@johndoe-wv3nu]

I'm American, I abhor Walmart and dread having to go! It's 5 minutes away and I go maybe 3 times a year. Walmart grocery prices are frequently higher then a grocery store. Most Americans buy groceries when there's a sale. If boneless chicken breast goes on sale, I buy enough for 6 months! I have a freezer.

[@TheKyrix82]

You have a really weird walmart then if your local grocery stores have lower prices.

[@keithponchillia421]

You guys should have found an Aldi while you were in the USA. Also Target is more upscale in quality than Walmart in my opinion but I really like Kroger’s market place for myself.

[@lifebeyondthesalary2458]

Keith Ponchillia Target is more expensive & has less options to buy.

[@teenystudioflicks1635]

Target has less items but you can find some nicer stuff there.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Yeah Kroger= King Soopers in Colorado

[@ericfisher1360]

Aldi is a german company. I currently live in the Netherlands and they have them here as well.

[@keithponchillia421]

Eric Fisher I know that Aldi is a German company however I would be interested to see if it’s different in the United States versus Germany?

[@conniepinto7147]

Walmart rocks everything you need in one. Pricing is good to.

[@animal0mother]

Lol pricing is good to what?

[@chadfalardeau3259]

Saving gas money not having to drive all over

[@karenward267]

I love it when the Christmas things are put out.

[@hiko73]

You guys are an adorable couple. Glad you had such a great time in WalMart :)

[@currymuttonpizza2]

In the US we have white chocolate dipped Oreos only around Christmas. When I lived in Germany I saw you guys have them all year round!! So jealous!! I always stock up on them when they appear on shelves here.

[@patriciajustice9795]

This is so funny, camo is the uniform around here

[@lifebeyondthesalary2458]

Camo blends into the wooded area when hunting during hunting season!

[@bluescoobysnack9791]

Please don’t buy the shitty Walmart stuff tho

[@lindataylor747]

I am happy, that you are happy, like a kid in a BIG BIG candy store.

[@TheOppauer]

Actually we had Walmart in Germany between the 90s and 2006 but it was a huge fail so they sold everything to metro group and they turned it into „real“ Marktes (brand name)

[@MaHa-di1ds]

And those went bankrupt this year. Those big markets don't work in Germany.

[@CarterKey6]

My daughter went to USC so I guess that’s my team

[@Ishisah]

Was it me or did he walk more manly around the guns 💪?

[@ericmapsens3901]

Great video Walmart is the one stop shopping if that is to your liking. The real Juggernaut is Costco you have to have a membership to shop there. I have shopped in some of the stores in Germany I remember having to pay a mark (it was before the Euro so it was a while ago) to get a shopping cart that I could use. You got your mark back when you returned the cart.

[@MECBkr]

Seriously guys, this is creeping me out! This exact same Walmart has been my first Walmart experience too haha. My partner is from that same town and I live in Germany 😂 he does too now 😅 what are the odds of that 😳😅

[@mollyfowles7863]

wow wut a coincidence! Ẅ lol

[@stevestewart6287]

Phil - Giant bottle of cheese balls 5,000 calories - Deana - Worth it! And btw, Walmart has cheap cheese slices, the Kraft brand cheese slices are over-priced and I never buy it, the cheap stuff is just as good. A lot of the non-brand name food is just as good, I only buy the brand name stuff on a few things.

[@lenaxxx4917]

Feels so strange to see you walking through there without a mask😂

[@hebneh]

Yeah. In June 2021 we’re still in masks.