New Beginnings in a New City 

Mom, you did a great job raising you son to be an independent man 👏🏻

Make sure he comes home at least once a year!

Danke Mama 🫶

This is easily one of the most wholesome online interactions I've seen in recent memory. Mom, you've raised a very well adjusted young lad. Welcome to Canada. Hope you enjoy all the beautiful scenery and people this country has to offer.

You raised a great Son..he will do fine!

And they stink like curry

We moved here from Germany 15 years ago and we hate it here. Toronto and the whole GTA, is an absolute mess. We now bought a house in New Brunswick and are making plans to leave Ontario soon. Except for jobs, Toronto has little to offer unless you love condos, no decent parks, no public transit, insane traffic, being perpetually poor with a good income and zero character, if you love those things than this is the city for you.

@@hobonomad1928 Just move to the US thats what im gonna do.

@@kzza8907U.S. is worse in every way except weather and salary

@@hobonomad1928Germans do best in Montreal

I did it, if you suck then yeah probably

Like any big city especially in north america, its gonna be rough. however you can make it

fake vid 4 sure

Prob from a rich family with a big safety net to fall back on. Still a cool idea for a video though

He's got credit cards and his family from back home to help. That is more like a vacation.

Bring him for a Stride Johnny 😂🫶🏾🇨🇦

Take him for a tour Johnny

Show him around town 😉

Toronto is full send him home.

@@letstrythisagain5096 If he's willing to work and taking initiative to find a job then hes welcome to stay for as long as he wants to. You should learn from him and get off youtube and get a job.

He’s from Germany 🇩🇪

@@TheJlee28 German winters are very mild compared to most of Canada though.

@@TheJlee28 ?

@@TheJlee28 I am, thanks. I'm starting to wonder if you even are, considering how poor your English skills appear to be.

@@TheJlee28 You're literally not even originally from Canada and have the audacity to claim that someone who is actually from here (and real Canada, not Toronto).that I'm not, which is hilarious, honestly. Guess that's why T.O. has such a bad reputation in this country.

We haven't even had winter yet

So true! 🤣

lol this hasn’t even been a winter. Also if you don’t like winter here’s a suggestion, leave. We won’t be missed.

@@kidfortoday Way to reveal your IQ. He stated in the video he didn't have a job. The job market is highly competitive in Toronto, with even qualified Canadians unable to find jobs. I meant, the average Canadian wouldn't take a chance to move to Toronto without something lined up, because sleeping outside in the winter is rough.

As a canuck outside of Toronto. I agree I would be afraid to move to Toronto at any given point...too bloody big lol. I prefer small town lifestyle. Toronto is okay to visit but then after a few days...I'm overwhelmed.

Was gonna say editing is top notch especially for such a small channel

This is an example of a self-loathing ill person. Ignore Gary.

Welcome to Gotham, eh 😜

Imagine leaving the EU for the worst performing developed country in the world with the second highest drug addiction population in the world? The 1980 immigration propaganda they still use on foreigners is somehow still working

the grass is always greener

​@@DravidianRealm69 very well said. i find where i live boring at times, but someone from my dream destination is jealous of my city, the same way i am of theirs.

@@DravidianRealm69 Guessing it is when Amsterdam, Paris, and Switzerland are a car ride away, sorry.

@@James-nv1wf As someone who's lived in Toronto, Zurich, and Munich, yes the grass is always greener. Positives and negatives to all. And paris is an absolute shithole, not sure why you'd ever want to spend a minute there

This! I don't want to be Debby Downer, but Toronto especially is super tough right now. I'm from Europe too and thinking to going back. Canada as much as I love the country really fell in the last years, at least for us Europeans is not worth it anymore. This guy is still young and has no idea how hard the survival is going to be. Or maybe he has rich parents.

I was there for a week a in 2022, I will never go back to that city for as long as I live. I’m embarrassed to say that is part of Canada.

@@Trigger200284 Why did you have such a bad experience visiting?

@@torink8229 Because it's a cramped, over run city with the worst traffic on the continent besides Mexico city. The whole city is packed with foreigners that don't speak English or even French and don't share the values I was brought up in this country. You have to either be a millionaire to survive there or live 20 to a house(or lets be honest, apartment, no one can afford a house there). Just staying for a week cost so much money it was completely unexpected. 25 dollars a beer at the Jays game, over valued seats, I can go to an American baseball game for well under 100 bucks but the Jays game nearly bankrupted me. Everywhere around the city there's just mounds of pushed up ground with overgrowth along the highways like we were in Bosnia or Kosovo in the 90's with half erected buildings rotting that will never be finished, just wasting good space that could be used for housing. Over crowded train system full of people that made me uncomfortable in my own country. Hotels that were like 500+ a night for nothing special, restaurants that thought that their food was worth hundreds of dollars for nothing special. Going downtown and watching crackheads steal from local stores and sleep on adjacent stoops, strung out. Tent cities and police forcing homeless to move because it looks bad, the homeless wearing masks so that they can't be identified from embarrassment. The very first time I seen the CN tower my only thought was "I've known about this thing as the tallest building on the planet for 30 years and it is honestly NOTHING special or even that impressive to look at. I knew there was allot of Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese, Koreans and races like that, but all the preparation in the world could not of prepared me for the sheer amount of them there, and they all look like life has been them into a sack of utter sadness and despair. I felt like I was in a far away country and the only place I seen white or black people was in gridlock on the highway looking into other cars, and the Jays game. That city is an embarrassment to Canada and we should of let the Americans have it when they wanted it hundreds of years ago.

@@torink8229 I just spent 20 mins, writing and explaining my take on that sad city, and youtube deleted it immediately because of censorship.

@@Trigger200284 that sucks dude im sorry. Yeah Toronto is a bit of a mess, its got a weird energy, but we are used to its shortcomings and kind of get used to it.

I ask myself the same❓

I'm canadian and I also ask myself the same question ahah.

I'll not, thank you so much for your kind worlds

Thank you

The thriving of new people from all around the world everyday makes me feel rejuvenated and well. Please let God’s spirit and strength guide you through the snowy streets of Toronto, Amen.

He won't even be able to afford a downpayment. As a 2nd gen chinese immigrant, I'm sure your parents would loan or grant you your downpayment though....

Search for free community centres.

@@ghost9-9ghost we use tripod, dunno about you 😂

@@ghost9-9ghost Nop unless you have robot moving it but you can manually move it and cut & paste the segments together. The lens can also move with preset mode. Hey.. you go learn something elsewhere. This is not for negative people.

thanks bro ❤️

Fr

Fuck ottawa gatineau

Toronto and in Ontario can be very hot and unbearable in the summer.

@@PunchBuggyDreams Maybe just a few days in a year.

@@andymod The temperature is never really right here in the summer. Either it's too hot for days on end and then it can rain and be shty for days on end. In the summer, the temps never stay at a steady and comfortable 25 C. Bcz of climate change, the summers in Ontario can be hot for days and days. Have you even lived here long enough to know that?

@2painful2watch Two summers. Maybe I am just taking it easier, but I used to this climate in the country of mu origin.

It’s not as dysfunctional as you think.

Yes it is

@@rollingthunderinho It’s dysfunctional for a 1st world country, but we like it a bit disorderly. It wouldn’t be home without its flaws.

Torontonians are dumb, they cannot change anything, because "this is Toronto" 😂

@@torink8229 Yup, no place is without flaws. We have our fair share, but life would be fucking boring without problems to solve

I agree...he is awesome❣ I am German and lived in Toronto downtown for many years. I miss everything and everybody in Germany/Bayern. But I understand his excitement. He is young, energetic and speaks English really well. I wish him nothing but the best of time and luck. 👍👍

I could stay 2 years with my Work & holiday visa. Maybe I go to the states one day 🤷‍♂️ I am from Hamburg, Germany

@@CediNoel 3 years? As far as I know IEC Working Holiday and Young Professionals program is for 12 months for Germans. Interesting. We are from Prague, already living here for 5 years in downtown Toronto. Despite me and my wife being software engineers and having really nice salaries we really can't grasp ever owning a house here. Even basic stuff is ridiculously expensive due to little competition and heavy governmental regulations, unlike in the States. You will experience here what Eastern Germany's socialism was all about :D

Interesting! What do you like most about Toronto? German cities (especially München, Frankfurt, Berlin) are surely much better than Toronto (in terms of infrastructure, crime rate, views, healthcare, culture, etc) no?

@@frank188 Well I like a lot about Toronto, sometimes it’s the small things that add up together. I like the generally relaxed lifestyle here (compared the Germany), I like how open-minded most people are, if u like small talk it’s very easy to chat for a bit with total strangers, I like the parks especially the islands, I love how vibrant the city is on on a sunny day, the multiculturalism and the general diversity of the city. There sure is a lot of work to do in this city (cost of living, the TTC …). But overall I enjoy living here. And sure you have a point in terms of transportation in major German cities, TTC got a lot of work to do. In terms of crime, Toronto by my standards feels like a pretty safe city, I’ve felt more unsafe sometimes in my small town back in south Germany than I ever felt in Toronto. But that’s just my personal point of view on this city, I’m sure the experience can be different for everyone living here.

“The grass is always greener on the other side”

hungry for life ☺️

probably an open work permit via Work n Travel or something like this (but this is a guess)

Yeah exactly, how did he manage to get a job without a permit?

Most likely a working holiday visa. I think Germans can do it. I used to live in Germany on a work visa and then moved to Canada. It’s a constant struggle living on restrictive work visas

I have a work & holiday visa

I have the work & holiday visa