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clickbait..!! where were your tears..???

Ah..re-upload now with the correct titel..😉👍

13:02 I always sayd, grass - not in my bag ( couse bag=tüte is a common word used for joints - making fun of often used phrased in germany [Kommt mir nicht in die tüte =~ over my dead body] ) 13:20 Do you know Mari ? Marijuana. 13:38 Follow up question, do you know Juana.? Marijuana. 13:50 Whats the name of the stoner in star wars ? Hanf solo

2:19 I think 1st time i had alcohol i was maybe 9 or so, on silvester christmas or birthdays when there were family get togethers i always was allowed to have a sip if i wanted to know how it tastes and such. Therefor alcohol was never something misterious or forbidden. When i was 15 on some weekends i went into bars with my father , we had a beer and played darts. ( With your parents it's legal from 14+ ). There just never been a hype around it. By the time your allowed to drink you learned how to do it responsible. Drinking isn't rare in germany, being drunk is. There is a limit to when it's fun. :)

Hi! Sorry, it’s off topic, but is there a way to contact you by dm? Instagram, Tiktok or on another platform? I have a question.

Another-or rather THE-Masterpiece by Grönemeyer...unfortunately with a very tragic background, as already explained here in other Comments. So check also out the Track 'Mensch'!

German Woman here... And now you know why the German language is also called "the language of poets and thinkers"! German can be so infinitely deep... Especially when you go back to "old German" in parts and combine it with the modern language - the result is beautiful texts that simply sound poetic. Another aspect is that we can describe things particularly precisely with our many compound words - which leads to infinitely beautiful word creations when it comes to expressing feelings. Ich liebe es... (Herbert lost his wife and brother to cancer within a week of each other; after 5 years away from the stage he returned with this tribute to his late wife... For me personally, this song is probably the most beautiful love song ever written! And even after so many years, I am moved to tears every time I hear "der Weg"...)

Did you recognize him? He played the war correspondent in the movie "Das Boot".

His beloved brother died at november 1st and his wife a few days later at november 5th ... he took a 5 years brake from work (music/public/etc) to cope with this personal tradgedy. He came back with his new album "Mensch" ("Human"), incl. this song as well, next to the title track "Mensch". Listening to this song give me goosebumbs everytime I hear it ... Grönemeyer was already known in Germany and made music before I was even born ... and I am age 40+! His first record (self-titled) was recorded in 1978 and released in 1979. Btw: He was an actor of the german classic movie "Das Boot", too, which was nominated for 6 Oscars in 1983 (< he was not nominated, but the movie though). Herbert is a german legend, respected and loved! ♥

there is another song for his death brother called "mensch".

he made that song for his wife when she passed away. it's truely a sad story.

Totally normal here in the Netherlands....

The point is that Cannabis is much less harmful than alcohol. It is not just about the benefits of legalisation - consumers should not be marked as criminals. I am a German living in the Netherlands. I do not consume cannabis despite several coffee shops just around the corner. Nor do my teenage sons who of course tried it. The German hysteria is pathetic if you consider how much alcohol they consume legally.

It's awesome to grow my own medication😊

Many people have stated it already - a lot of these songs aren’t actually „German“, but either produced in Germany or just popular here back then. This is perhaps a better video to react to - all number 1 hits in Germany from 1980 to 1989…. (Btw - I found out about the epic Latvian 1988 classic rockopera „Lāčplesis“ some years ago …it’s absolutely fantastic 😍. The production, the music…everything just works out so well for its time 💪👍. Total classic, and Latvians should be proud. 😊) ruclips.net/video/81BuucVdySU/видео.html

This was a HUGE hit in Germany (but also in Austria) in 1983… It’s absolutely hilarious. Nothing to be taken seriously, just dadaist fun. ruclips.net/video/HaPAqh37NTk/видео.htmlsi=U5eoLLqiTTJ-xfKR

8:30 That's just Amsterdam specifically bc they're fed up with all the rowdy tourists. Straight across the border from where I live, you can buy and smoke it without issue. That said, it was technically never legal in the Netherlands, just decriminalised. 10:10 There is a distinction between addiction and dependency that most people don't know. There is no Cannabis dependency. There is no chemical pathway that makes your brain crave more Cannabis like there is for tobacco. That said, with both often being mixed, you can become dependent on joints (if just the tobacco in those joints). As for addiction, that is a psychological issue, not a physiological one. Depression, stress, boredom, loneliness,... all of those can cause addiction. Only brain chemistry causes dependency though.

I am not with cannbis, i am drinking beer. But what is the different? Adult people can do but save the kids.

Just a short list of some of the benefits of legalisation: Literally billions saved in law enforcement costs. People don't lose their jobs because they have a criminal record after being caught with weed. If done properly, it actually drains the black market. This impacts small sellers as well as major criminal organisations, the latter of which then will lose funding for their crimes. Like I already said elsewhere, legalisation generally coincides with a shift of the consumer base, basically meaning that teens stop smoking weed. Since it's most harmful in your younger years, that's a good thing. If it were sold and taxed, that'd be some extra tax money. If it's legal for recreational use, people who actually *need* it for medical uses will have a much easier time getting their meds (which has been an issue before). The inefficacy of prohibition makes the same unconstitutional, one could argue. In a similar vein, alcohol (a more dangerous drug) and its consumers would no longer be preferrentially treated, which is also in the spirit of our constitution. If all of these points were false (which, based on the statistical data available to us, they are not), there would still at least be the fact that a free society gets to decide freely with no real downsides. It's just a good thing. Like I also said before, it wasn't done properly but it's still better than the former status quo.

Attitudes towards legalisation, funnily enough, started shifting more quickly after legalisation hit. When it was legalised, polls were split 50/50. Now there is clearly a majority in favour. I'd say though that most people who actually smoke Cannabis at least occasionally (which might well be 10% of the population) are in favour of legalisation (obviously) but heavily criticise the way it was done. It's not really entirely legal, it's kinda legal, kinda just decriminalised and the idea of having Cannabis social clubs was just idiotic to begin with. Also some other rules and regulations like mandatory distance from certain areas when you smoke etc (which makes it almost impossible to smoke Cannabis in the city while getting shitfaced drunk is not an issue), which were also exploited by Bavaria (they supposedly declared banks to be children's playgrounds bc you're not allowed to smoke weed near one of those, so virtually all of Bavaria is off limits). It's a hot mess. But it's better than the hot mess we had before, I guess. Edit: Forgot to add that whether you're pro or counter Cannabis, legalisation (from what we can tell) is the better way in either case. Prohibition doesn't stop consumption, it doesn't even limit it. But legalisation shifts the consumer base from teenagers to adults, which can only be a good thing.

Bro you look like a Lithuanian and blond version of a popular person in Germany , his name is MOIS 😂😂😂

BIN ICH DOOF ODER SIEHT ER UND HÖRT ES SICH WIE MOIS AN 😂😂😂

Health aspect is important, officially it is checked beforehand and without extenders like on the street

I am fine with the legalization. For me, it is the same with alcohol.

Look, for me as a normal person its cool now even without Coffeeshops BUT all the w3ed (or at least the moast) is blackmarketed and the plug always gets away, thats millions that go to organized crime and not towards our goverment (not that thay would know what to do with it)_<3

I'm 100% pro legalization and a consumer too. Not getting stigmatized anymore feels so good and i really hope we'll find a good way to make it all work in the long run. Everything is pretty wild atm because we still don't have any shops. Cannabis Social Clubs were the plan but in reality they don't work at all. People who don't want to grow mostly get their stuff from pharmacies, which wasn't the plan in the first place but that's how it is atm.

Like your Videos, but could you please Play the Videos in a 16:9 format

If you like watching things being built, look for "Sendung mit der Maus", a German TV show that has been explaining things to children for decades, including how things are made and how things work, from small items to trains.

Er spricht vom Tempo nicht schneller als du 😅

Love him...but this wasn't his best. More one of his no plan on the fly performances. Try his "Coffee" or "Travel" tales. And his German is actually normal fast....but Torsten uses lots of very unique (sometimes old) or very own new words... Sure difficult to translate the joke right.

For the Algo & greets from the Center of Germany 😊✌

The interest are always too high..😁 Actually they are in the range from 3.30% up to 3.9%. It depend to the time of fixed interest rates and the time for paying back.

Hear you the SCORPIONS song "Wind of chance" ? Same topic, over a billion clicks.

basically no RUclipsr so far was able to do a proper list of German inventions. all fail, not because they did not mention one of the many minor things but because they always forgot (or even dont know) important things for the human civilization like cars, bikes, computers, phones, helicopters, jet engine/rockets, electric Trams, 'Knopfloecher' (button holes, invented 13. century btw.) and so on. Every video is missing basics ...

the first Magazin is simply one of the results of that Germany/Holy Roman Empire invented back then the 'movable and usual printing press' (Gutenberg etc..) which was in reality not just that but also a combination of fitting paper and ink - kind of a toolchain. And another aspect played a role, it was also more and more done on a kind of medieval like industrial infrastructure. While most people know about the industrial revolution one had already before that a lot of 'industrial' structures (usually driven by wind- and/or watermills, often an entire park, used to create products in mass. those industries could already do more complex work as just grinding korn for bread and stuff.

Walking across a Red Light, can cost youre Driving Licence in Germany. Dont do it. Walk like 15m to any Side and cross the Road and you are fine. You are not allowed to Cross a Red Light , but you are of course allowed to Cross a Normal Street at any Time. (As long there is no Sign or Traffic Light)

He really don't speak fast at all

Sträter ist ein richtig guter Mann

Religion ist hier sehr gemischt, kommt darauf an wo man ist ein Teil ist Katholisch der andere Teil eher evangelisch oder aber auch gemischt. Also christlich andere Religionen da wir ein Einwanderer Land sind ca 3%. Danke das du meine Heimat mal anders zeigst😊

Everytime he said "Feierabend" my head started the song "Feierabend wie das duftet ..."

There is a tv docu-series on german telly named "Feuer und Flamme" (~"burning for flames") avaible on youtube. Wikipedia: "In the documentary series, real professional firefighters from the professional fire brigade are accompanied in their everyday lives and operations. Some firefighters wear a body camera in order to give the most authentic impression possible. The series is commented on by firefighters who take part in the operations were at the location; there is no comment from the off or from external speakers." If you are interested in it, maybe you want to check out some trailers! It's quite popular in Germany and the documentation is aired since 2017 ... they currently recording the new ones to be aired this year. You don't have to react to it, though. The video you've reacted to showed volunteer firefighters (< THANKS!!!!) as you've already read in another comment. The tv series is about professionells, but of course they quite often work together with the volunteers if the fire - or whatever - is or gets really huge! < I mean: You need (wo-) menpower than, right!

😫Aaah, these 'discusting' bavarian Dialekt...(by the Way, awesome Gys✌)..with a twiinkle.for me, as an high german speaker, the bavarian Dialect is...😣! Greets from the Middle of Germany

Vielredner !!!

Im Westen nichts Neues Roman von Erich Maria Remarque Veröffentlichung. Im Westen nichts Neues erschien als Vorabdruck ab dem 1929 (musste ich1993 in der schule lesen ) sehr gutes Buch 👍👍👍deswegen weiß ich das noch

another fact: one liter of water creates 1700 iters of steam. that is heavy!

They are speaking Bavarian dialect. The gist of it is At the station: We don't yet have a (certified) driver for the other truck to close down the lanes? - Yes, Manni is coming and Karli - no, Karli can't drive - well, Manni can and Bernd. Driving through town: That (piece of equipment) looks so new, we gotta get some signs of wear on that - (laughter). Gimme the gloves! Who do we have (certified) for breathing protection mask? - Bernd and Mark so far. We're going to Autobahn 7, it seems like it's on lane 2, so that's a little sh....itty, we'll see if we'll close down lane 2 and 3 as well.

These firefighters are volunteers, as in most small towns in Germany. This means that they are normal people with normal jobs, but who have joined the fire brigade and are trained there. They have small fire stations with the necessary equipment and gear. In the event of an alarm, they are informed either via a siren or an electronic signalling device. Every employer in Germany is obliged to release these employees from work immediately in the event of a call-out and for the duration of the call-out. This is the reason why several vehicles arrive. Large, professional fire stations in cities are permanently manned and can then - if they are multi-storey - have these sliding poles.

German restaurants make their money with drinks,not food,but you will get Tab water if you ask.

You don't have to tip.it's just common,when you have 28,80 to say:30.

Hey best man,meet the germans did a great video about the german version of small talk,I wonder if Latvia is similar ❤