German Experiences Raleigh & Duke University! (North Carolina, USA) 

Who should come to New England! New England is a northeastern region of the United States comprising the states of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. It's known for its Colonial past, Atlantic coastline, changing autumn foliage and forested mountains. Boston, Massachusetts, the region’s hub, pre-dates the American Revolution, and its Freedom Trail passes sites that were critical to the nation’s founding.

I’m surprised Phil didn’t realize that most College & University campuses in the US are gorgeous with nice architecture (old & contemporary), great museums, nice sports facilities, and lots of green space / gardening. Where does he think all that tuition money goes!? 😂 Princeton University (Ivy League school) in the town I grew up has an annual endowment of $26.6billion……. and it goes up just about every year. That’s roughly $3,159,520.13 per student per year 😅…hence why Princeton is essentially a “pay what you can” university. Anyway, come visit my boyfriend and I in Brooklyn!

As a European I just get freaked out by all the cars overtaking you on the right. Just seems like hell to drive there.

Yes. What surprised me the most,was that it resembled California City’s in many ways & suck wide roads down town type areas. We don’t do that much in California. Maybe in San Francisco

NC and VA are my tromping grounds. I grew up around these areas. Nothing surprised me but I'm glad you guys had fun!

Try the middle Grand Marais Minnesota to Austin Texas

Very different! A unique trip on it's own way. Highly recommend making california, Oregon, and washington all as separate trips. Thought we could go the whole west coast but only made it through California in a week and it felt like we had so much more to explore.

San Diego to Seattle is such an epic drive!!!!!

Phil has American license?

@@kevincryan7220 He probably has an international license, as many people in Europe do.(In Germany you could choose quite a few countries to drive to and be there in a couple of hours.)

beach side sounds perfect! We'll go to the beach later on this trip! =)

Would have gladly showed them around 🤷🏻‍♀️

I was in Raleigh once for two nights and both restaurants we ate at were absolutely fantastic. Wish I recall their names but heard there are even more now.

Wir sind auch in Raleigh 😁 🙋🏻‍♀️

You were walking through Oakwood, which is a historic neighborhood. I used to live on Jones Street. The houses in that neighborhood are very expensive.

Couldn’t agree more

St. John Newfoundland Canada is older... way less accessable

hopefully they visit Savannah Georgia one day

It costs money to clean roads. The states are cheap and people are filthy.

Fortunately, the flooding did not hit the area of Germany where we lived. Our families are safe and our hearts go out to everyone who is affected by the flooding! 💜

Oh thats a relief haha I was really worried and the first people I thought of was you guys and my favorite band Eisbrecher haha

@@DeanaandPhil thank heavens but I feel so sorry and my heart goes out to the people affected, 😿

Yeah I heard that around 100 people in total went missing and 19 people died. It was very bad in a city just 7km away from me and my own city was halfway closed so people wouldn't drive their car into the flooded area + they had issues with the waterworks from the flood so they put on a emergency reserve of water and asked citizen to refrain from using water if possible since they can't deliver as much water now as we might use. It was pretty crazy tho

I know. I thought that too and figured Phil was just easily impressed. I've been to New York and had bagels there. They're not the same anywhere else.

such things are not that comon here and if than people do not care ... like seriously Europe is FULL of these where you just take them and leave them somewhere and as they were pretty new in 2018 some kids in Paris made the news for trowing them into the local river ... what the fuck?

"mennonite" are not uncomon in Germany so he would allready know these people. I hope you refer to the same people as I do because in Germany these people are a Christian minority where women wear skirts all around the year and are not allowed to do makeup or cut their hair and they read the bible all the time like at least once a week and stuff. They also sometimes tend to have big families. I was friend to a girl who's family is and she invited me to her bday as I was 8 or so and her stepmom made us read the bible for 1 full hour. I also had a girl in my class who has 11 sisters and 1 brother and she was heavly against her familie's religious belives so she menaged to get them to let her do whatever she wants or else she wouldn't be happy and so she allways wore pants as the only one in her family and got a haircut as the only one in her family. My town also had a church for them. I hope if its really the same kind of religion than we have those people in Germany or else I'm sorry if I thought of something else with a similiar name

@@ACEsParkJunheeWreckedMeHard they are indeed similar. Pennsylvania is filled with descendants of German people like the Amish and Mennonite.

Adams Morgan!! Lots of great restaurants there.

There's many states where the capitol is not the largest city. Most are centrally located, though.

disagreed. I like row houses and apartment, which seem to be missing. Mixed use development is awesome.

What do you mean? It's textbook perfect! 😂

@@DeanaandPhil it's curled up nobody do it like that ! Btw it's realy hard to type English with German autocorrection.

This German is not impressed ;-)

I'm from The States and I've never heard of that. Are parts of the road better than others and you have the choice to pay to ride on the better part for more money or what?

My family and friends are safe. They had a lot of rain, and fortunately the flooding didn't hit our area of Germany.

Essential part of the video! :D

amazing. The southwest is amazing and worth several visits.