When LATINOS visit GERMANY 

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For real, I didn't have insurance for like 5 years 😂

So fkng true mate... XD sad but true

Life insurance? How about health insurance? White people are so cute 😂

I never have life insurance 🇲🇽

Are you sure it was from a dog?

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@@tempest411 In some US cities that might not have come from a dog.

@@jamallabarge2665 Sure. Some cities in France, Spain, Netherlands, China, and on and on. Every city worth visiting has people poo in/on it.

In Peru there are a lot of bathrooms that don't even have toilet paper always make sure you have some in your backpack at all times

Courtesy flushing is important!

Same, I'm Colombian and never had any toilet clogged for doing so.

I live in Germany and went on Vacation to Crete. There they also have to put the pooped paper into the bin, because of the Lack of a good Sewage System.

@@southcoastinventors6583 I experienced that in the Philippines. The stores there actually sell 'mini-rolls' of toilet paper, the perfect size to keep in a bag or purse. That doesn't let the country off the hook, however.

You mean there are people who DON'T brush their teeth after every meal? eeww.

Well, i'm portuguese and I do it either.

Worked in Korea they do that too. You’re not so special!

In Germany they don’t

@@MrRight-fu1gfI bet you don’t

That's really nice man!

I agree with you. I am from the south of Chile and I feel safe. I hope it remains like that.

Eu sou do interior de SP. Mesma coisa aqui.

@@brenocoelho5304 De qual região do interior de SP? Sou da Grande São Paulo e gostaria de morar em locais bons do interior.

@@Guinevere2200 eu moro em Franca, mas basicamente todo o interior tem custo de vida mais baixo, criminalidade menor e oportunidades de emprego quase tão boas quanto a grande sp

Haha nice 😄, thank you!

We throw the toilet paper into the toilet and flush it down with the poo

@@J4YNORMOUS that does not work in latin america, at least where I live the toilet paper could get stuck in the wc lol

Our euro-toilets are designed to handle the kind of poo you get from our crappy diets.

In Greece you’re also supposed to put the used toilet paper in the bin. But the best solution to this problem is cleaning yourself with water instead of toilet paper - no stink and it’s better for your health 👍

@@ichbinhier355 I That's usually a myth. sewage can handle toilet paper. I'm from Caracas, Venezuela (daughter of city planners), and in my house we threw the toilet paper in the toilet, to have a trash bin for toilet paper is truly disgusting.

I use elektric toothbrushes since 2002. Who doesn´t use an electric toothbrush?

What​@@jimbeam4736

*stinky bin

For context, in Brazil people keep bins for toilet paper, this is done because otherwise the pipes get clogged if you throw TP in there

@@dana_t0ebdot as a Colombian I got taught growing up to throw paper in the bin, but once I went to live out of parents home (with coworkers etc) I got used to throw it in the toilet. It's been years now of living in different places, and never got any toilet clogged. I think it's mostly an urban myth most people believe for no reason.

I've been to Costa Rica where was confronted with this and found it disguting, but I guess you get used to everything....

I saw it in a rural part of the country where the pipes couldn't cope with toilet paper on top of other waste so they had a sort of nappy sack type bin which actually worked fine.

Also in Greece throw toilet papers in bin

@@christos1917 I think part of it is due to the recycling movement.

@@UninstallingWindows By mistake,yes lol. In the 60s Greece had huge urbanization, they wanted to build a sewage system quickly and cheaply, so the pipes make them small both in the buildings and in the system. But it is true that we have the cleanest water in Europe by 99%,fresh or sea waters.

Where are you from?

@@swiggles4342 what do you care bruh

@@quieroserindiecl1537 I care cuz I'm your father

@@swiggles4342 Dad?

@@quieroserindiecl1537 You've been a bad son boi.

Finland huh? I'm so jealous

@@Alexandra-uk4vr Why, you like 6 months of night?

@@RaduRadonys Yes

No it is not 🤡

@@Alexandra-uk4vrmove you too, though 🙄🤡

Haha glad to hear that 😄 thanks for the suggestions! we'll keep em in mind if we do part 2 ☺️

You walk with shoes inside your house? I thought only North Americans do that?

Whats wrong with walking with shoes inside the house lmao...i though u were peruvian, not asian...im also peruvian and i walk with shoes inside my house and every other house here

​@@Simplicity4711I understand that the habit of taking out your shoes inside the house is mostly because the snowy winter time, you get at home so wet that not only your coat is hung near the exit door, but the shoes also

You could relate 100% because the theme of this video is much more about latin spaniards then brazilians though... there are things we have in comon as Latin American citzens, but we also have differences. You guys could also be one country.. as we could have been many... there are similarities in the spaniards as there are in our reagions and states. A hug from Brazil ⚘

haha thanks!^^ Cheers! 😄

is really so dangerous? I can't believe it 😅

@@doctorflynn5124 Yes, unfortunately it is dangerous and we are all traumatized. (I´m from Brazil)

@@doctorflynn5124 That depends a lot on where you are in Brazil. The main two cities are dangerous but of course it's not like in the video. It's commom for people to go out at night, you just have to have precaution in certain areas but it's still dangerous, it's also common for people to have their phone stolen or to get mugged. There are also smaller capitals in others states that are safer and the countryside of the center/south Brazil is pretty safe. And there is the north, which is like a different country and all the top dangerous cities of Brazil are in the north, except for Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

I dont feel that dangerous in Brazil... You just have to be able to think for yourself and find out where you can walk freely and were you should not.. I also had my share of seen a lot of danger in Europe too, so I dont idealise Europe or demonise South America.

it's more like hard on the outside and dry on the inside... sorry about the joke but i's true

@@Switzerleando Well.. Once you go vollkornbrot, you will miss it everywhere you go...It is the only bread with real essential self-taste. In all other countries I have been to, bread tasted like nothing. Even from the bakeries. I was soo disappointed.

@@YvonneHoerde it was a joke. Anyway I’ve been living in Austria then in Switzerland since 2012, I eat Vollkornbrot sometimes, not my favorite. My favourite is pumpernickel

@@Switzerleando Did you check or what?

@@musikausdemosten Yes, for 12 years, I've been working with Deutsche Leute, and omg, not all but the vast majority dry, dry...

haha nice, glad to hear that!^^

Hey there, greetings from a German living in the Dominican Republic

Demorô! Eu assisto o Radical Living há uns 7 ou 8 anos. O canal prova que alemães também podem ter senso de humor.

better and better every time!

I mean, congratulations for discovering an entire different hemisphere that doesn’t do and say everything like yours

*hispanicamericans.

Correct. There is not Brazilian called Jesus

​@@kauecruz32Jesus Luz, ex Madonna boy friend and he is Brazilian. But I admit, it's extremely rare to call someone Jesus here in Brazil: we probably have only 2 or 3 Jesus all around the country 😁

Exactly l, you don't have Jesus but you do have Mesias, something we don't have

@@jorgeenriquehernandez2147 Yep. Only two or three Messias more than Jesus 😁 It's pretty more usual here Manoel or Emanuel, another biblical name for Jesus.

korrekt bruder

i can tell you the impact of italy in germany. ice cream + spaghetti = spaghettiice

Wäre cool! Hoffentlich kommt es bald :)

@@parryhotter3138 spaghettiice? never heard of it but I read that it was created by a second generation Italian German, so it must be good

Well in Miami you can have your face eaten by a crazy person while you’re still alive in broad daylight

​@@lsdiesel8025Florida is more Caribbean than American

Man where did you live downtown Detroit

I feel very safe where I live in Germany, but that was Berlin! Stay away from that place if you know what's good for you, guys.

@@southcoastinventors6583 downtowns are the safest and most busy areas in Europe. It's where the people are and where the nightlife is. It's more difficult to go there by car.

@@BlauKraut-gg5iu Berlin is not Germany. Berlin s a bit the New York of the 1970s. But a little safer.

I live in the East Bay California and it's perfectly safe at night.

Go to Brazil for: The food; The climate; The landscape; The public health (Brazilian public heath is not bad.) The affection. If you have depression, people will be with you; The higiene (for Brazilians, European have bad smell); The internet; 😂😂😂 The adventure; The experience.

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+cheap organs, wait what

Nah, the music as well. bro is right about techno being robot music 😂

yes navigation is important!

It seems that you have believed in all the propaganda. Global conquest was an English and U.S thing.

@@pedrocacela1885 english/french/spanish thing i guess depends with which historian you are arguing but i believe those whore conoliazation powerhouses, USA was just watered down colony importing its own slaves how they where originally thought by their masters (ironic right)

Well they sure failed in that conquest…and they will fail again if they ever try again. We’ll be ready if they do & Ill be coming back from Germany with a free car 😂

I used to as well when I was in Junior High

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Então espero que entenda o que Fernando Alonso diz.

Just Dutch and German, I still wouldn't speak Dutch to a German. It is insulting.

Brazilian... yes, they are in Latin America

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@@Switzerleando Brazilian Portuguese, same thing.

@@user-ni1dm2oc5v yeah sure, that’s like saying American citizen, British, same thing.

@@Switzerleando They honestly are.

Yes, I was about to say that, also the way their brains work - Latinos are over-emotional by comparison.

No, Indian or Chinese

@@onemorejulian nah. Enough in Europe already they blend in.

not at all, just ask any refugee

I have a friend who is Brazilian. She educated me that her countrymen/women are NOT Latinos. They are of Portuguese descent, not Spanish. Just because Brazil is surrounded by Spanish-conquered countries, doesn't make them Latino by default.

our pleasure!^^

Nur die weiße Wurst.

@@wokeaf1337 ja genau, ich hab das verstanden lol

bin Österreicher und mache das auch nie, gratis Ballaststoffe ;)

@@raptorcheesus lol nix Ballaststoffe, Tiergedärme.

Das ist Weißwurst. Sie ist in Deutschland gar nicht soo verbreitet. Die ist eigentlich eher bayrisch. Das typische deutsche Frühstück sieht auch ein wenig anders aus. Frische Brötchen, Käse, Wurst, Marmelade, Honig, Müsli, Kaffee, Tee, Kakao, manchmal noch Obst und Orangensaft. Also eigentlich sehr viel üppiger.

is Brazil really so dangerous?

@@doctorflynn5124 Depends on the state/city. Cartel level? No we do not have cartel contrary to popular beliefs, there are gangs like the US and 2 of the big ones works like a Mafia, Yakuza members sometimes get arrested in São Paulo state and that's because SP have the biggest Japanese community outside Japan, I grew in an inner city in SP state which has a lot of Japanese people so sometimes I look silly bending over when I say thanks cause I got used to it. North states are usually dangerous because they're a little disdained by the federal govt, they are very under developed compared to southeast/south Brazil where almost half of the population lives. In the southeast the most dangerous city is Rio but it's mostly fine if you avoid the favelas, you should still be careful with your phone on ur hands cause criminals that lives in favelas send minors in groups to snatch it from your hand and run away. Armed robbery happens here and there but nothing different than you'd see in NYC for eg. Also: No not every Brazilian would try to "cheat" the public transportation that is a very shitty thing to do, I'd never ever would try anything like that.

@@doctorflynn5124 Yes it is. Almost every Brazilian I met when I travelled there had been the victim of violent crime. It is pervasive and people are vigilant at all times. I had never seen electro shock fences until visiting Brazil.

Ayoo 😂

Awesome, thank you! Welcome aboard! 😄

Nice, have fun!

I'm so glad!

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Be beware of the ticket thing, though. Sometimes, at least in other parts of Germany, there are controllers on the trains and busses. And then, if they catch you without a ticket, you are in trouble. At first, you will have to pay 60 Euros. But if you continue and. get caught, you might eben become a criminal offender. And stealing stuff from the neighbor actually IS considered stealing by the German law....You were lucky that the man did not call the police. You usually have to sign the form when you take the stuff from the postman....

haha nice glad to hear! thanks^^

Thanks, will do!

Thanks 😄Glad you like them!

They’ll be riding each other at home?😂

Thank you! Will do!

haha nice, our pleasure!^^