Another fun time showing my dad about German Culture! We both still have a lot to learn! :) Follow on IG to see the travel updates! ❤️ instagram.com/itsconnersully/ I am currently in Hawaii with a few friends 🤙🌋
Ich liebe Deine kindliche Begeisterung für alles was Du zeigst, isst, machst. Das solltest Du auf jeden Fall beibehalten! I love your childlike enthusiasm for everything you show, eat and do. You should definitely keep that!
One rule you forgot: If you're driving eg 220 km/h on the left lane, nevertheless don't forget to keep an eye on the back mirror... there's always someone faster than you ;)
Das Problem ist, die Amis haben zwar auch viel Fleisch aber sie wissen nicht was sie damit alles zaubern können. Dafür ist deren BBQ unschlagbar und nicht mit unserem normalen Grillen nicht zu vergleichen. Und Deutsches Brot (gut auch aus Österreich) ist nun mal das beste Weltweit mit seinen über 500 regionalen Sorten :-).
On the Autobahn, we have what is called the "Rechtsfahrgebot", meaning that you're supposed to keep right whenever possible. So if you drive 160 km/h, and there's no one there, you drive on the right lane, because there might someone be coming with 200 km/h and you don't want to block them. Also, you're not allowed to overtake on the right. There are hefty fines for that. Only overtake on the left. If there are three lanes or more, trucks will mostly stay on the right lane, and cars will mostly stay in the middle. If you see that you will overtake a truck within the next 30 seconds, you can stay in the middle lane, as we want to avoid too much lane switching. Personal recommendation: It helps to watch the "body language" of cars. If you're going 200 km/h in the left lane, look out for cars close to trucks keeping left in the right lane - they might switch over to the left lane and might even forget their turn signal sometimes. Also watch out for cars on the on-ramp, wanting to overtake the car in front of them. They might not just switch one lanes, but two lanes at once 🤦♂️ As long as you drive respectful and keep your distance to cars in front of you, you'll have a great time 😃
Red Hammer du bist noch zu jung zum Autofahren, geschweige denn einen Führerschein zu machen. Aus diesem Grund darf man es nicht zu eng nehmen was du hier schriebst. Du solltest aber lernen, dass solche Aktionen dich im Leben nicht weiter bringen. Lerne, dass man vorher überlegen sollte bevor man etwas spricht/schreibt.
I think it is fine to drive in the middle lane with 160. Driving 160 on the right, when you have 3 lanes, feels a bit stupid and noone will stop you, because you drove in the middle with 160
where did you see that he overtook on the right, i only see them driving past the other car on the right. there is a big difference between overtaking and passing!
Nope, commenting below someones video production is like being a guest of this person. That's why I comment either in German (if it is a German production) or in English (if it is English or an other language I do not speak).
@@LythaWausW yes. We do. There is so much construction work right now (because the German administration did not maintain them properly in the last decades because they had to spend all the money to build new roads in east germany. So now in Western germany all the roads are in need of maintenance. There are big traffics jams because of the many construction sites and they slow the traffic down to 60 or 80km/h. There too many trucks on the road. On weekdays often the whole right lane is blocked by queues of trucks. Sometimes if there are 3 lanes on the Autobahn they even also block the middle lane. As Trucks are only allowed to go 80 km/h this also causes traffic jams. Only in early sunday mornings or at night you will find a free Autobahn to go with high speed.
Fuck the Autobahn, there should be put way more money in the DB. Trains are a lot safer, cleaner for the environment and less noisy. Unfornunately the Autolobby is to strong here for the politics to change with the CDU in power.
5:10 „I try my best to not stress other hotel guests while breakfast“ ... that’s very nice and German of you... I‘m proud of you and what your learned and practiced.
Couldn't agree more!!! You fit right in... Very happy to see an American guy being so nice, polite and considered of other people and culture - wish you all the best Conner and your family 🍀 🍀.
Basically you always have to Drive on the most right lane, it doesnt matter how fast you are going . When there is Space to your Right side and it makes Sense you always should drive on the Right side
@@thadeaquintmaus3763 What about to learn driving a car in al circumstances before you are allowed to get on the road on your own. Muricans think only about the cost of a driverslicense in Europe. But it depends on how fast you learn. It's not only about driving forwards, you have to learn how to stop going uphill and then drive without rolling back. Learn how to park a car backwards etc etc etc etc. Finland ; ruclips.net/video/wnYGhAXbDsM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/2bmqdnx5R1U/видео.html The US is so unefficient on so many levels, can't you see that for yourself? Oh sorry I forgot that the US is the greatest country in the world, they can't learn anything from anybody outside of the US. ;-)
7:28 "They do have rules", passes car, driving on the right lane. This is one of the most important rules: Do NOT pass cars when you drive on the right lane. It is striktly prohibited!
he explained it later... his father propably never knew that untill his son told him But you are right, that is deadly dangerous, because most driver in germany think that on the right side THEY are faster, so they change the lane - suddenly and without a warning. It is really bad if you try to pass one and behind you somebody run 50-150km/h faster INTO you. Basically dead in seconds.
The way he did it is fine, he kept a constant speed and the car on the left hand lane was just slower. You dont need to adjust your speed constantly. in that case youre just passing and not overtaking. Thats a difference. So, no fee, no prohibtion. All is good.
It seems to me that he was on the merging lane when he did that to the first car (the blue one), which is one of the two legally defined situations where overtaking on the right is allowed. The road was definitely a bit wider at that point, you can see that the side distance to the other car is fairly large. Regarding the black one, it might have suddenly become slower, it's not possible to tell exactly. There are many occasions where you will pass a car on the right non-deliberately.
@@boden_staendig Korrekt, das Deutsche Gesetz ist zum Glück in der Hinsicht klar definiert. Überholen/Vorbeifahren, wie schon mehrfach gesagt. Mal von den facettenreichen Einzelfällen abgesehen. Konkretes Beispiel. Ich schere bewusst rechts aus um an einem langsamer fahrenden Auto vorbeizufahren und schere wieder nach links ein. = Überholen. Ich fahre auf der mittleren oder rechten Spur seit 10 Minuten konstant 120km/h, auf der linken Spur neben mir fährt Tante Erma in ihrem Multipla 110km/h, ich fahre an ihr vorbei weil ich nicht extra abbremsen möchte und keine andere möglichkeit hätte an ihr vorbeizukommen. = Vorbeifahren. Alternativ könnte man auf einer dreispurigen zwei Spuren nach links wechseln, und zwei zurück nach dem Überholvorgang, das ist aber unverhältnismäßig. Gut dass es Definition, Tatbestandsmerkmale und Ergänzungen im Gesetztestext gibt.
@@Intrepid17011 "Ich fahre auf der mittleren oder rechten Spur seit 10 Minuten konstant 120km/h, auf der linken Spur neben mir fährt Tante Erma in ihrem Multipla 110km/h, ich fahre an ihr vorbei weil ich nicht extra abbremsen möchte und keine andere möglichkeit hätte an ihr vorbeizukommen. = Vorbeifahren." Das ist kein Vorbeifahren, sondern Überholen. Vorbeifahren bezieht sich auf stehende Hindernisse.
@@ConnerSully 100€ and one "Punkt in Flensburg". For non german much more cuse you don't collect "Punkte in Flensburg" Me, an Alman, says: Anzeige ist raus
Wir wissen aber alle, dass man manchmal von rechts "überholen" kann, wenn die Spur in eine andere Richtung führt mit der schönen fetten unterbrochenen weiße Linie. Erlebt man nur zu oft, dass Neulinge oder Unwissende auf besagter Spur sitzen, die Ausfahrt noch geschlagene 1-2km entfernt ist und sie mit 70-80km/h eiern..
Kurz danach blinkt er ja und fährt auf, es war also sehr wahrscheinlich der „Einfädelungsstreifen“. Dort darf man auch schneller fahren als das Fahrzeug links, sprich man darf auch rechts überholen. Also alles in Ordnung an der Stelle.
@@ConnerSully Hi Conner ich komme auch aus Deutschland und ich schaue Deine Videos sehr gerne. Ich finde es auch interessant wie Amerikaner Deutschland finden
In Hotels die etwas teurer sind findet man das oft. Das letzte mal im Kaiserhof in Münster gegessen. Sollte jeder mal probieren. Der Honig ist so gut. 😁
Obatzda [ˈoːbatsdɐ] (also spelt Obazda and Obatzter) is a Bavarian cheese delicacy. It is prepared by mixing two thirds aged soft cheese, usually Camembert (Romadur or similar cheeses may be used as well) and one third butter. Sweet or hot paprika powder, salt and pepper are the traditional seasonings, as well as a small amount of beer.[1] An optional amount of onions, garlic, horseradish, cloves and ground caraway seeds may be used and some cream or cream cheese as well.[1] The cheeses and spices are mixed together into a smooth mass. It is usually eaten spread on bread or pretzels. Obatzda is a classic example of Bavarian biergarten food.[2] A similar Austrian/Hungarian/Slovak recipe is called Liptauer which uses fresh curd cheese as a substitute for the soft cheeses and the butter, but uses about the same spice mix.[3] In 2015, within the EU, obatzda was granted PGI certification.[4] Ways of eating Weißwurst include the traditional way, called zuzeln (Bavarian for sucking), in which each end of the sausage is cut or bitten open, after which the meat is sucked out from the skin.[1][3] Alternatively, the more popular and more discreet ways of consuming it are by cutting the sausage lengthwise and then "rolling out" the meat from the skin with a fork[3], or also to open it on one and consume it very much like a banana, ever opening the peel further and dipping the sausage into the mustard.
@@ConnerSully You're welcome :-) Home made Obazda is much more delicious, easy to make and you can find a lot of videos on yt ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=obazda Btw, is your dad an actor? He looks familiar to me and impressive, sonorous bass voice.
@@ConnerSully Another interesting fact is, that the Camembert cheese used in Obazda is not available in most states of the US because of their crazy food regulations. It is made of raw milk like all good and tasty sorts of cheese. This fact is a reason for me as a cheese lover not to emigrate to the US.
Thank you for this very interesting content. For me as a german (north germany), everything in "bayern" is absolutly not very typical german, it is more like a little country for itself.
I am from Mittelhessen and I can identify way more with bavaria than with the north. Dishes, culture or way to speak. If I think about the north only fish comes to my mind :D
Samuel Kranitz Hi Samuel I work for a Oberpfalz Bavarian Company since 14 Years - from North Germany. I know what I am talking about if I say - Bavaria is NOT like Germany. Most likely - during talking - I get the feeling that still 2 Or 3 Potatoes in the mouth (same Texas)
well it's 2/3 soft cheese and 1/3 butter, so technically... (btw for non-germans: the bavarian word "Obazda" or "Obatzter" is the local dialect for "blotted")
6:13 Bavarians call the cheese "Obazda" and it's basic version is made from Camembert or Brie, butter, sweet paprika powder and salt. Greetings from Munich! :)
If there is a traffic jam on the „autobahn“ , a rescue lane is formed immediately if an ambulance or the police have to go through (cars in the left lane drive on the far left and cars in the middle and on the right lane then position themselves on the far right) ps: sorry for my english
I just love how excited and euphoric you and your family are about Germany and German culture. It makes me appreciate my home country on a completely new level. Dankeschön! 🙏😊
oh I love it, when Americans feel comfortable in my country. ps: this breakfast was awesome...I always felt very good when I was in Arizona or Florida. great landscapes! and a lot of cops, too many!
Obazda is definitely not Hartkäse. It's usually a mix of Camembert and Brie plus spices like mild paprika, etc. And Weißwurst doesn't taste like the typical pork sausage because it's not pork but veal ;)
"I'm gonna keep it down (the camera), because the people are eating." he said and also in the same moment he puts the camera up to show us these people.XD Good job Conner :'D Nice video by the way
Man you are such a sunshine :) everything seems to be awesome to you. Its really fun watching you always being in a good mood and appreciating every small thing :)
I never comment on videos and I’ve been watching yours for the past week. And this morning my German visa got accepted finally! I’ve been watching your videos and it’s been getting me excited and I’ve been nervous about not getting accepted but I just did this morning!! Will be there at the end of next month. Vielen Dank!
Yes it's Obazda and the canned stuff is... 🤬... one moment...🤢🤬... not the best choice. If you must, eat it at a traditional (Bavarian) restaurant that prepares it by themselve. It's a mixture of Camembert, cream cheese, very fine chopped onions and spices like paprika and others, sometimes they even put Weißbier in it.
Obazda ist Obazda. Da musst Du nicht aus Bayern sein. Der heißt im Norden auch so. Hier, im Norden, sagt niemand zu irgendeinem Käse „würziger Käse“, nur weil er nicht „süß“ ist. Vielleicht war das Mädchen nur etwas irritiert, oder so. Das macht doch nichts. 🧀
Minor correction: You are not allowed to stay in lanes other than the one on the right, outside of mayor cities. The two lanes left of it are for passing only. So even if you go very fast you have to move to the right lane if those lanes are empty. Ist called "Rechtsfahrgebot" (Drive-on -the-right-commandment). Sadly nowadays there are more and more people who don't give a damn and just stay in the middle lane no matter what, essentially clogging up the left two lanes if they are too slow.
"Sadly nowadays there are more and more people who don't give a damn and just stay in the middle lane no matter what, essentially clogging up the left two lanes if they are too slow. " Bullshit, you see this only near major citys, because the right side is for in and out comming because the have many exits in short distance.
We have a shitload of bad drivers in Germany. I have been to the States several times, so I'm able to compare it a little at least. Especially older people are a danger. Don't be like that by the way. It makes us Germans look so effing arrogant. How would you feel if you'd talk about another topic and people talked smack like that?
I haven't even finished watching it, but I'm always astonished to see how fascinated you get about things that seem very ordinary for others. The way you described and enjoyed the breakfast reminded me of how we get used and bored of things and need someone to remind us, that what we have is special. In general you seem to discover little details for yourself that I myself would've never noticed, because I've been used to them my whole life. Also with every video you make I'm surprised how much you like it in Germany as I've now been abroad for almost 10 years now and can't see myself coming back soon 😂
Wait until the Miniatur Wunderland is open again and plan a visit of at least one day. In summer, I would recommend the urban park "Planten un Blomen", including a Wasserlichtkonzert (water-light concert).
Driving at night is a definite thing to do, long distance it is so worth it. The chance of a traffic jam ist almost none and you can go as fast as you please.
Munich - Berlin is approx. 585km minimum, which is approx. 365 miles. Usually, you need minimum 5 1/2 hours driving. Even if you could speed all the time, you'd never make it in 2 hours - because then, you would have to drive almost 300km/h (or 185mph). Just saying. ;-) goo.gl/maps/wTarFwoq29xk3QXu9 Apart from that, I really like your videos. I like your passion to explore new things, new cultures - with shining eyes, and telling the world about it! Hugs from Marburg!
I really enjoyed this video, especially the smiles on their faces during breakfast and in the car. For me as a German all the things he explained were super common and nothing special, but it makes me remember to value even the basic things in our country... :)
300 kmh in an audi, thats cute, my friend drives to stuttgard with me with 300 kmh in an old volvo combi weekly, thats why they call them "Schweden Panzer" (swedish tank), easy going ^^
As a German I can say, that I love breakfasts in hotels. Once a year I am in Hamburg and a day without a breackfast in my favorite hotel is a lost day. :)
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Another fun time showing my dad about German Culture! We both still have a lot to learn! :)
Follow on IG to see the travel updates! ❤️ instagram.com/itsconnersully/
I am currently in Hawaii with a few friends 🤙🌋
It is always interesting to see how other people think about Germany👌 Nice video, I enjoyed it
Germany is much of all coultures. It's a big bowl of everything from everywhere
Nice that you guys like our food! And to the Autobahn we have a saying: no matter how fast you are, there will be always one person faster than you.
If you want to see one of bavaria's most beautiful lakes hit me up. It's about 100 km south of munich called "Eibsee". I live there
Ich liebe Deine kindliche Begeisterung für alles was Du zeigst, isst, machst. Das solltest Du auf jeden Fall beibehalten!
I love your childlike enthusiasm for everything you show, eat and do. You should definitely keep that!
One rule you forgot: If you're driving eg 220 km/h on the left lane, nevertheless don't forget to keep an eye on the back mirror... there's always someone faster than you ;)
Zero Zero haha this so much.
Zero Zero always!
Yeah, don't you just hate it when someone blocks the left lane doing 220 in their daddy's Porsche :D
Tell me about it, everytime i drive on autobahn my eyes are more in the mirror then on the road in front of me :))
@@TheSimMax jeah because there is no one in front of me :D
As a German, I am defintely celebrating hard how you celebrate all the food and the German culture. Makes me proud to be German. Thank you.
Same
... wenn Agnes 'hart feiern' wörtlich übersetzt 😂🤣🤦🏻♂️
@@timbooker878 Wenn jemand aus Bayern englisch spricht XD
Das Problem ist, die Amis haben zwar auch viel Fleisch aber sie wissen nicht was sie damit alles zaubern können. Dafür ist deren BBQ unschlagbar und nicht mit unserem normalen Grillen nicht zu vergleichen. Und Deutsches Brot (gut auch aus Österreich) ist nun mal das beste Weltweit mit seinen über 500 regionalen Sorten :-).
Same bro
On the Autobahn, we have what is called the "Rechtsfahrgebot", meaning that you're supposed to keep right whenever possible. So if you drive 160 km/h, and there's no one there, you drive on the right lane, because there might someone be coming with 200 km/h and you don't want to block them.
Also, you're not allowed to overtake on the right. There are hefty fines for that. Only overtake on the left.
If there are three lanes or more, trucks will mostly stay on the right lane, and cars will mostly stay in the middle. If you see that you will overtake a truck within the next 30 seconds, you can stay in the middle lane, as we want to avoid too much lane switching.
Personal recommendation: It helps to watch the "body language" of cars. If you're going 200 km/h in the left lane, look out for cars close to trucks keeping left in the right lane - they might switch over to the left lane and might even forget their turn signal sometimes.
Also watch out for cars on the on-ramp, wanting to overtake the car in front of them. They might not just switch one lanes, but two lanes at once 🤦♂️
As long as you drive respectful and keep your distance to cars in front of you, you'll have a great time 😃
Andi Cee ok boomer
Red Hammer Waa bist du denn für ein Hampelmann ?
Red Hammer du bist noch zu jung zum Autofahren, geschweige denn einen Führerschein zu machen. Aus diesem Grund darf man es nicht zu eng nehmen was du hier schriebst.
Du solltest aber lernen, dass solche Aktionen dich im Leben nicht weiter bringen.
Lerne, dass man vorher überlegen sollte bevor man etwas spricht/schreibt.
Not to mention the inofficial german Autobahn Law: It doesn't matter, how fast you are. There will always be someone, who is faster than you :D
I think it is fine to drive in the middle lane with 160. Driving 160 on the right, when you have 3 lanes, feels a bit stupid and noone will stop you, because you drove in the middle with 160
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Literally every tourist: A U T O B A H N
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„There are rules“ **overtakes on the right**
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where did you see that he overtook on the right, i only see them driving past the other car on the right. there is a big difference between overtaking and passing!
@@ystatickNOt really
@@Sebastian-ok8qs so you're saying, that if someone overtakes you on the left and then slows down that you have to slow down aswell?
@@ystatick yes ...
Germans if they see a vid with german in the title : ein Land, ein Reich, ein Kommentarbereich
So und nich anders😂👌
So muss das!
Ich hatte noch nie so nen Krassen Lachflash 😂😂😂
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We germans complain a lot about the autobahn but in reality we love it
It really is an effectively simple system. German engineering!
It is the best thing about Germany, overall. People complain?
@@LythaWausW yes. We do. There is so much construction work right now (because the German administration did not maintain them properly in the last decades because they had to spend all the money to build new roads in east germany. So now in Western germany all the roads are in need of maintenance. There are big traffics jams because of the many construction sites and they slow the traffic down to 60 or 80km/h. There too many trucks on the road. On weekdays often the whole right lane is blocked by queues of trucks. Sometimes if there are 3 lanes on the Autobahn they even also block the middle lane. As Trucks are only allowed to go 80 km/h this also causes traffic jams.
Only in early sunday mornings or at night you will find a free Autobahn to go with high speed.
Fuck the Autobahn, there should be put way more money in the DB. Trains are a lot safer, cleaner for the environment and less noisy.
Unfornunately the Autolobby is to strong here for the politics to change with the CDU in power.
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5:10 „I try my best to not stress other hotel guests while breakfast“ ... that’s very nice and German of you... I‘m proud of you and what your learned and practiced.
Couldn't agree more!!! You fit right in...
Very happy to see an American guy being so nice, polite and considered of other people and culture - wish you all the best Conner and your family 🍀 🍀.
Yo I just realized how far your German pronunciation has come when you said "würziger Käse"
Props to you!
Its awesome when progress comes! Makes you start to believe that its possible to be fluent!! BOOM BABY LETS GO!!
"Würziger käse " is not right.... "obatzda " is the right word for this type of cheese!
@@sandrapeters5582 i was just about to say that, and i'm not even bavarian. xD Obatzda, best cheese dish ever!
@@ConnerSully if anyone can do it Conner, it's you! Lets go!
Hey, I just wanted to say that I find it very respectful that you spoke so quietly in the diningroom. :)
Basically you always have to Drive on the most right lane, it doesnt matter how fast you are going .
When there is Space to your Right side and it makes Sense you always should drive on the Right side
Learn the beautiful German word "Rechtsfahrgebot"! ;-)
This is a much simpler way to put it..thank you! 👏🤙
Same rule in the Netherlands. Stay right, stay safe✌️
@@thadeaquintmaus3763 What about to learn driving a car in al circumstances before you are allowed to get on the road
on your own.
Muricans think only about the cost of a driverslicense in Europe.
But it depends on how fast you learn.
It's not only about driving forwards, you have to learn how to stop going uphill and then drive without rolling back.
Learn how to park a car backwards etc etc etc etc.
Finland ; ruclips.net/video/wnYGhAXbDsM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/2bmqdnx5R1U/видео.html
The US is so unefficient on so many levels, can't you see that for yourself?
Oh sorry I forgot that the US is the greatest country in the world, they can't learn anything from anybody outside of the US. ;-)
@@cas73 so why you don't apply this on the Autobahn?
7:28 "They do have rules", passes car, driving on the right lane. This is one of the most important rules: Do NOT pass cars when you drive on the right lane. It is striktly prohibited!
he explained it later... his father propably never knew that untill his son told him
But you are right, that is deadly dangerous, because most driver in germany think that on the right side THEY are faster, so they change the lane - suddenly and without a warning. It is really bad if you try to pass one and behind you somebody run 50-150km/h faster INTO you. Basically dead in seconds.
The way he did it is fine, he kept a constant speed and the car on the left hand lane was just slower.
You dont need to adjust your speed constantly.
in that case youre just passing and not overtaking.
Thats a difference.
So, no fee, no prohibtion.
All is good.
It seems to me that he was on the merging lane when he did that to the first car (the blue one), which is one of the two legally defined situations where overtaking on the right is allowed. The road was definitely a bit wider at that point, you can see that the side distance to the other car is fairly large.
Regarding the black one, it might have suddenly become slower, it's not possible to tell exactly. There are many occasions where you will pass a car on the right non-deliberately.
@@boden_staendig Korrekt, das Deutsche Gesetz ist zum Glück in der Hinsicht klar definiert.
Überholen/Vorbeifahren, wie schon mehrfach gesagt.
Mal von den facettenreichen Einzelfällen abgesehen.
Konkretes Beispiel.
Ich schere bewusst rechts aus um an einem langsamer fahrenden Auto vorbeizufahren und schere wieder nach links ein. = Überholen.
Ich fahre auf der mittleren oder rechten Spur seit 10 Minuten konstant 120km/h, auf der linken Spur neben mir fährt Tante Erma in ihrem Multipla 110km/h, ich fahre an ihr vorbei weil ich nicht extra abbremsen möchte und keine andere möglichkeit hätte an ihr vorbeizukommen. = Vorbeifahren.
Alternativ könnte man auf einer dreispurigen zwei Spuren nach links wechseln, und zwei zurück nach dem Überholvorgang, das ist aber unverhältnismäßig.
Gut dass es Definition, Tatbestandsmerkmale und Ergänzungen im Gesetztestext gibt.
@@Intrepid17011 "Ich fahre auf der mittleren oder rechten Spur seit 10 Minuten konstant 120km/h, auf der linken Spur neben mir fährt Tante Erma in ihrem Multipla 110km/h, ich fahre an ihr vorbei weil ich nicht extra abbremsen möchte und keine andere möglichkeit hätte an ihr vorbeizukommen. = Vorbeifahren."
Das ist kein Vorbeifahren, sondern Überholen. Vorbeifahren bezieht sich auf stehende Hindernisse.
8:23 Conner: "You can only pass someone on the left hand side"
0:06 so yeah
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Awesome!
@@ConnerSully 100€ and one "Punkt in Flensburg". For non german much more cuse you don't collect "Punkte in Flensburg"
Me, an Alman, says: Anzeige ist raus
Wir wissen aber alle, dass man manchmal von rechts "überholen" kann, wenn die Spur in eine andere Richtung führt mit der schönen fetten unterbrochenen weiße Linie. Erlebt man nur zu oft, dass Neulinge oder Unwissende auf besagter Spur sitzen, die Ausfahrt noch geschlagene 1-2km entfernt ist und sie mit 70-80km/h eiern..
Kurz danach blinkt er ja und fährt auf, es war also sehr wahrscheinlich der „Einfädelungsstreifen“. Dort darf man auch schneller fahren als das Fahrzeug links, sprich man darf auch rechts überholen. Also alles in Ordnung an der Stelle.
„Würziger Käse“
Des is obazda oida!
Scho oda? I hob mi scho gwundert wos de oide mit am "würzigen Käse" moant...
Obazda is beste! Grüße aus Tirol meine Bayrischen Freind!
Amen Oida!!! Amen!!!
Selbst in der Eifel kennt man es als obazda
Oida klingt wie Euter 😁
munich to berlin in 2 hours is ambitious :D .. but you explained all the rules quite well ^^
😊 AYE!!! I am happy about this
Exactly what I thought. You have to do an average speed of over 300 km/h including stops for refueling ;-)
6h is more realistic 😅 because of the traffic
bademeister yes, indeed. The fastest I reached was 400 km in 3 h on sundays over the A7 and some kilometres of Bundesstraße.
One time, i made it in 4,5 hours on a normal day :)
Ah, das ist also das Deutschland, was man den Touristen zeigt. xD
Japp, Klischees werden aufrecht erhalten, wie die typisch deutsche Weißwurst, die eigentlich nur in bayern bzw süden konsumiert wird.
Normahl wen man da wohnt ist es nochmahl was ganz anderes 😂
@@Melonen_Baum_yt hast du zu viel h?
Ich wusste bis jetzt nicht mal, dass wir so gute Buffets in den Hotels haben.
10:27 "Von München nach Berlin in 2 Stunden" xd
Dein Vater ist der Hammer! 🤣
Vielen Dank! Er ist ein guter Mann. Ich werde ihm sagen, dass die Deutschen ihn mögen! 🙏
Thanks for your comment Conner. We love you both! Enjoy Hawaii!
By the way. I am a bavarian from Munich and we eat the Weißwurst always with the fingers. That's the correct way. We could it "zuzeln" 😀
@@ConnerSully Hi Conner ich komme auch aus Deutschland und ich schaue Deine Videos sehr gerne. Ich finde es auch interessant wie Amerikaner Deutschland finden
@Globalistic Weed Viele Amerikaner haben deutsche Wurzeln selbst Donald Trumps Eltern sind deutsch
When he asked if he could film and the woman said “Only if you say good things”, that was just such a German thing to say 😂😂 omg bruh
Ich denke, dass hat nichts mit der Nationalität zu tun, sondern in diesem Fall mit Geschäftstüchtigkeit.
Your dad looks like a cool sheriff from a Tarantino-movie
Yes. :-D R. Lee Ermey (GySgt. Hartman)
Haha ja isso 😂 und die stimme passt auch
Yes he does 😂 and the voice is also the same
😂
Now you can take the Marshal...
Well i'm living in Germany my hole live and never got this honey... So we like Honey but thats a very premium form
Findet man mittlerweile in vielen deutschen Hotelketten. Oftmals sogar eigener Anbau (Bienenwaben auf dem Dach des Hotels vom Imker betreut).
In Hotels die etwas teurer sind findet man das oft. Das letzte mal im Kaiserhof in Münster gegessen. Sollte jeder mal probieren. Der Honig ist so gut. 😁
*whole
Go to an arab shop ! They normally sell it.
@@animalfriend6413 findet man eigentlich überall. Hab ich genau so in der Türkei, in Polen und Portugal gesehen. Also nichts typisch deutsches
Obatzda [ˈoːbatsdɐ] (also spelt Obazda and Obatzter) is a Bavarian cheese delicacy. It is prepared by mixing two thirds aged soft cheese, usually Camembert (Romadur or similar cheeses may be used as well) and one third butter.
Sweet or hot paprika powder, salt and pepper are the traditional seasonings, as well as a small amount of beer.[1] An optional amount of onions, garlic, horseradish, cloves and ground caraway seeds may be used and some cream or cream cheese as well.[1] The cheeses and spices are mixed together into a smooth mass. It is usually eaten spread on bread or pretzels. Obatzda is a classic example of Bavarian biergarten food.[2]
A similar Austrian/Hungarian/Slovak recipe is called Liptauer which uses fresh curd cheese as a substitute for the soft cheeses and the butter, but uses about the same spice mix.[3]
In 2015, within the EU, obatzda was granted PGI certification.[4]
Ways of eating Weißwurst include the traditional way, called zuzeln (Bavarian for sucking), in which each end of the sausage is cut or bitten open, after which the meat is sucked out from the skin.[1][3] Alternatively, the more popular and more discreet ways of consuming it are by cutting the sausage lengthwise and then "rolling out" the meat from the skin with a fork[3], or also to open it on one and consume it very much like a banana, ever opening the peel further and dipping the sausage into the mustard.
Wow, this is the information I was wanting 👏 and the reason I love RUclips comments! Thank you @kinmeru!
@@ConnerSully You're welcome :-) Home made Obazda is much more delicious, easy to make and you can find a lot of videos on yt ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=obazda
Btw, is your dad an actor? He looks familiar to me and impressive, sonorous bass voice.
@@kinmeru Hehe, he reminds me of Dolores' father in Westworld.
@@ConnerSully Another interesting fact is, that the Camembert cheese used in Obazda is not available in most states of the US because of their crazy food regulations. It is made of raw milk like all good and tasty sorts of cheese. This fact is a reason for me as a cheese lover not to emigrate to the US.
@@kinmeru Danke für die gute Antwort. Die Antwort der Bedienung war sowas von mäßig. Obazda ist soviel mehr als 'gewürzter Käse '......
Thank you for this very interesting content. For me as a german (north germany), everything in "bayern" is absolutly not very typical german, it is more like a little country for itself.
Fin
Greetings from Bavaria to Germany 👋
I agree totally!
They even don’t have deutsches Rotes Kreuz - they have bayrisches Rotes Kreuz
i am in baden in stuttgart so we are close :)
I am from Mittelhessen and I can identify way more with bavaria than with the north. Dishes, culture or way to speak. If I think about the north only fish comes to my mind :D
Samuel Kranitz
Hi Samuel
I work for a Oberpfalz Bavarian Company since 14 Years - from North Germany.
I know what I am talking about if I say - Bavaria is NOT like Germany.
Most likely - during talking - I get the feeling that still 2 Or 3 Potatoes in the mouth (same Texas)
obazda = cheesesauce... ja moin
well it's 2/3 soft cheese and 1/3 butter, so technically...
(btw for non-germans: the bavarian word "Obazda" or "Obatzter" is the local dialect for "blotted")
@@QemeH Ich habe keine Ahnung, von was ihr specht, grüße aus Kiel! :D
Felicious Grüße aus Hamburg, ich auch nicht
Wollt ich auch grad schreiben 😂
Würziger Käse Dip...
Diese Isarpreisen wieder. 😂😂
Mami Was redet der lustige Lederhosen Mann da?
6:13 Bavarians call the cheese "Obazda" and it's basic version is made from Camembert or Brie, butter, sweet paprika powder and salt. Greetings from Munich! :)
Your father have a very good sounding voice.
He could be a voice actor or something like that!
:D
Yes gran torino
EA it’s in the Game
@Jay Bee also haves
@Jay Bee hatte ich wieder vergessen gehabt!
Schande über mein Haupt. :D
@Jay Bee 😂
Ye. We German´s are Luxuary 🤣 I Love it how you speak german and the compliment are very kind
never STAY in the left lane :) the very left u overtook someone but u not stay in it xD
In richtig richtig schnellen Autos kann man auch dort bleiben, bis man langsamer wird
If there is a traffic jam on the „autobahn“ , a rescue lane is formed immediately if an ambulance or the police have to go through (cars in the left lane drive on the far left and cars in the middle and on the right lane then position themselves on the far right) ps: sorry for my english
most important rule, change always to the right lane if it is free. dont block the left lane
As an austrian, living in munich for the last 10+ years, it‘s really fun to see you enjoy everything so much. Great video!
Odobahn ich liebe amerikanischen Akzent😂👍
9:30 there still is a speed limit. if theres a number with lines the limit that counted before counts
´´ I planned this out , i get two breakfast ´´
ahahaha Conner du bist mein Held xD
Planning like a German. No coincidences ;)
When staying at a hotel, one must always get his money's worth ;). It's too good not to take advantage lol
@@ConnerSully Definitely :)
I just love how excited and euphoric you and your family are about Germany and German culture. It makes me appreciate my home country on a completely new level. Dankeschön! 🙏😊
Driving in the middle of the night is perfect for speeding
oh I love it, when Americans feel comfortable in my country. ps: this breakfast was awesome...I always felt very good when I was in Arizona or Florida. great landscapes! and a lot of cops, too many!
your dad is so dope. its almost a crime he is not a vlogger too haha :D!
Maybe I should make him get an instagram? Or force him to make appearances in my vlogs once a month?? Haha
@@ConnerSully yeah something like Dad-day. or Daddy-Donnerstag haha :D
once a month would be cool.
@@DomiTravels daddy-donnerstag Boom baby lets go!
@@DomiTravels Dad Day ist n bisschen zu nah an d-day würd ich meinen xD
And he got a huge smile on the Autobahn... 😁
Hope your Dad enjoyed his stay.Thx for the nice report.......always welcome......your Dad having a good time,watching his racer face.Love it.....
0:06 Not Even 10 seconds into the Video and your dad is already breaking the law 😆
Seeing your dad.. no wonder you're so cool cos he's such a cool dad!😃
You have no idea how much I want to stick a spoon in honeycomb right now,
It looks so good!
The joy in your face when you decided to eat a second breakfast lol. Sweet :)
No speed limit is a round white board with three diagonal black lines, the one at 09:32 is the end of the 80 km/hr section
Obazda is definitely not Hartkäse. It's usually a mix of Camembert and Brie plus spices like mild paprika, etc.
And Weißwurst doesn't taste like the typical pork sausage because it's not pork but veal ;)
Podderich Naja, Schweinespeck ist aber auch dabei ;-)
Traditionally also contains beer ;D
Er hat sie geschnitten nicht gezuzelt. Wenn das ein Bayer sieht..
When you say something in German, I am extremely satisfied.
Your pronunciation is very good. Love your Videos!
"I'm gonna keep it down (the camera), because the people are eating." he said and also in the same moment he puts the camera up to show us these people.XD Good job Conner :'D
Nice video by the way
I thought he was talking about his voice, keeping that down. Keep it down generally refers to loudness level.
Yes I was referring to keeping my voice down. Not yelling (which is my normal talking volume lol)
@@ConnerSully Oh well, okay XD I'm sorry^-^"
Man you are such a sunshine :) everything seems to be awesome to you. Its really fun watching you always being in a good mood and appreciating every small thing :)
"I wanna get up to 200/300 mph"
Wait, if 200mph is 321kmh ... 300 is... oh geez Conner!
Yes sure = handing Conner the Lufthansa leaflet =)
There is always someone faster than you on the Autobahn
I never comment on videos and I’ve been watching yours for the past week. And this morning my German visa got accepted finally! I’ve been watching your videos and it’s been getting me excited and I’ve been nervous about not getting accepted but I just did this morning!! Will be there at the end of next month.
Vielen Dank!
I'm not watching your videos often but your spelling of German words improved alot 👍
Your positivity feels good in this crazy times
Never call that stuff „würziger Käse“! The girl was from some very northern part of Germany... Just call it what it is: „Obazda“!
Danke dass das mal jemand sagt
Yes it's Obazda and the canned stuff is... 🤬... one moment...🤢🤬... not the best choice. If you must, eat it at a traditional (Bavarian) restaurant that prepares it by themselve. It's a mixture of Camembert, cream cheese, very fine chopped onions and spices like paprika and others, sometimes they even put Weißbier in it.
Obazda ist Obazda. Da musst Du nicht aus Bayern sein. Der heißt im Norden auch so. Hier, im Norden, sagt niemand zu irgendeinem Käse „würziger Käse“, nur weil er nicht „süß“ ist. Vielleicht war das Mädchen nur etwas irritiert, oder so. Das macht doch nichts. 🧀
O. R. Ja, das habe ich gemerkt, Dankeschön.
He specifically asked "what's in it", as in how is it made, not what is its name.
😁 Love your enthusiasm! Hope you'll have even more fun when exploring the rest of Germany
Dad‘s smile while driving on the Autobahn without any speed limit!😁
The rule is always ride on the most right lane except when overhauling other cars.
Minor correction: You are not allowed to stay in lanes other than the one on the right, outside of mayor cities. The two lanes left of it are for passing only. So even if you go very fast you have to move to the right lane if those lanes are empty. Ist called "Rechtsfahrgebot" (Drive-on -the-right-commandment). Sadly nowadays there are more and more people who don't give a damn and just stay in the middle lane no matter what, essentially clogging up the left two lanes if they are too slow.
"Sadly nowadays there are more and more people who don't give a damn and just stay in the middle lane no matter what, essentially clogging up the left two lanes if they are too slow.
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Bullshit, you see this only near major citys, because the right side is for in and out comming because the have many exits in short distance.
Yeah totally understand why u Love the breakfast here in Europe. The breakfast in the US is really bad.
not only rules the MOST rules xD and waaay better driver then in usa so driving fast is save :)
We have a shitload of bad drivers in Germany. I have been to the States several times, so I'm able to compare it a little at least. Especially older people are a danger. Don't be like that by the way. It makes us Germans look so effing arrogant. How would you feel if you'd talk about another topic and people talked smack like that?
ok boomer...
I love with how much excitement and joy you encounter all these wonderful things in Germany (food and speed 🙂 )!
10:17 But not 6 am to 8am. This is rush hour im Germany with many traffic jams
And yes, after 10 pm or or in nicht so there is much less traffic
I haven't even finished watching it, but I'm always astonished to see how fascinated you get about things that seem very ordinary for others. The way you described and enjoyed the breakfast reminded me of how we get used and bored of things and need someone to remind us, that what we have is special. In general you seem to discover little details for yourself that I myself would've never noticed, because I've been used to them my whole life. Also with every video you make I'm surprised how much you like it in Germany as I've now been abroad for almost 10 years now and can't see myself coming back soon 😂
You NEVER EVER stay on the left side! You are supposed to drive on the right lanes whenever it’s possible.
Rechtsfahrgebot! A really beautiful (yet often ignored) german word :)
Been watching your videos since u were in 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩 dude!
#BOOMBABYLETSGO
Überholt er am Anfang einfach rechts oder check ich's nicht?!😂
Ja :D
ich glaub er is da aufm nem Einfädelungsstreifen
@@SpaceboysLP Sieht auch für mich so aus.
Deutsch jear
Jip
My guy please post more often you’re one of my favorite and most underrated youtubers of all time!!
You should definitely consider visiting Hamburg. It is a beautifull city and way different from Munich and over southern german citys!
He’s been to Hamburg. ruclips.net/video/Gb-CXcKOeek/видео.html
We have also top camera-lenses here in Hamburg. Ask NALF about it!
Hamburg has more bridges than Venice and more "amore" too ^^
Wait until the Miniatur Wunderland is open again and plan a visit of at least one day. In summer, I would recommend the urban park "Planten un Blomen", including a Wasserlichtkonzert (water-light concert).
dude this is definetly one of the better german hotel buffets. love your videos. love someone being so excited about germany, not common.
Munich to Berlin in 2 hours? xD Tell me more...
private jet i guess
machen viele deutsche so xD
He was calculating time with some MUSCLE CARS like Viper, Hellcat or Camaro ;)
@@Tranceenegry Not even a supercar would make this in 2hrs... Too much construction sites...
@@Tranceenegry an rs6 is way faster then
Thank you for your good review of the breakfast. It makes me happy!
Nobody:
Connor: Honey comp typical Bavarian
Connaisseur: pounce on it!
(Mercure Munich Altstadt is the first time I've seen it at a Hotel breakfast.)
Your enthusiasm is so great to watch! Hope you enjoyed Munich, my home town. 😍
Also: I'm so relieved you knew you had to peel the Weißwurst first hahaha!
*See German in the Title*
Germans in the comment section: "EINNEHMEN!"
@Demir2k #OW Stimmt haha
@Demir2k #OW 😂
😁
I love ur person. U keeping me smiling with ur positive attitude
Hippity Hoppity, the commentsection is now my property
Grüße aus Deutschland
One sentence... Beautiful VLOG! As a German I feel so proud of how you love feel our country!
When Bavarians have stale bread, they make "Knödel" out of it!
Or they make "Paniermehl"
Driving at night is a definite thing to do, long distance it is so worth it. The chance of a traffic jam ist almost none and you can go as fast as you please.
Video about Germany: * exists *
Me and the Kameraden: *Anschluss time*
Enjoy as long as you can do!
Many people in Germany want the speed limit (120 km/h), politicians will decide....
hope so
sweet 160 km/h with a BMW. Its like me, when i drive home with my VW Crafter (just google it :D)
yeah! in my BMW is like ... "hm, 160? ok, let's shift into 4th gear!" ^^+gg
Renault Master hier und du hast recht! XD
Haha ich auch mit meinem vw polo(ch) 😂😂
This cheese thing you tried with the pretzel is Obazda. You should put it on a Graubrot and put Schnittlauch on it. Then its awesome
Wer kennts nicht, die gute alte Deutsche Honigwabe! xD
Ich hab noch nie in meinem Leben Bienenwachs gegessen! 😂😂😂
Ich bin ebenfalls Deutscher und habe das auch noch nicht so gegessen.😂
@@saomeisterultimate Sind wir eig. das einzige Land was Lebensmittel zur Deko verwendet? 😂😂😂
Ich schon, hat mir meine Schwester mal zu Weihnachten geschenkt. Schmeckt gut, bin aber kein Honigfan.
Ich liebe es!
Ist echt gut, wie sehr intensiver Honiggeschmack in Maoam-Konsistenz
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪, nice video! It looks like you had a good time.
and remember, there is always Someone who is faster than You! even when you going 250km/h ! ;)
You can't make Munich to Berlin in 2 hrs ! That's Bullshit....its 585km distance,365 mls and we always have lots of traffic on all autobahns
Munich - Berlin is approx. 585km minimum, which is approx. 365 miles. Usually, you need minimum 5 1/2 hours driving. Even if you could speed all the time, you'd never make it in 2 hours - because then, you would have to drive almost 300km/h (or 185mph). Just saying. ;-) goo.gl/maps/wTarFwoq29xk3QXu9
Apart from that, I really like your videos. I like your passion to explore new things, new cultures - with shining eyes, and telling the world about it! Hugs from Marburg!
That is the most beautiful explanation of the german (hotel)-breakfast and the autobahn ever - compliment and thanks!
From Munic to Berlin in 2 hours, I don't believe this.
Tom R Instead of 4 is also wrong but I think he said said some cities but he want to say that you can be faster in the night
it's awesome how excited you are about stuff that is normal for me as a german xD made me see things from a different perspective :D
Drückt auf den daumen damit die amis denken ich hätte was krankes geschrieben
Was für ein genialer Kommentar...
Ich hau mich gerade dermaßen weg...😂😂😂
Warum schreibst du nicht einfach was krasses? Egal gedrückt wird der Knopf, bro
Dabei 😂😂😂
Sein Deutsch ist genug gut um das zu verstehen...
Lasse_4.12 Also noch erbärmlicher kann man echt nicht nach Likes betteln 🤦🏼♂️
I spent 3 glorious weeks in Germany, the food was one of the best parts of being there, such good quality and so tasty, greetings from New Zealand 😃
The Honey have to be on the bread or in a Tee :D
Als Honigwaben? Nö, die werden aus der Hand gegessen.
I really enjoyed this video, especially the smiles on their faces during breakfast and in the car. For me as a German all the things he explained were super common and nothing special, but it makes me remember to value even the basic things in our country... :)
With a German Porsche GT3 RS you can get up to 340 km/h ( = 211 mp/h) on the "Autobahn" - Greetings from the North of Germany...
I honestly wouldn't recommend 340km/h on public roads, not even the autobahn... Of you wanna go exceptionally fast you should visit a track.
@@barcodeguy7627 I would recommend it, but only if you are a good driver and know your car
300 kmh in an audi, thats cute, my friend drives to stuttgard with me with 300 kmh in an old volvo combi weekly, thats why they call them "Schweden Panzer" (swedish tank), easy going ^^
Einer der deutschen regeln ist "Wer das schnellere Auto hat muss nicht auf die Mitte fahren"
XD
Alexander Schackert *die Lul. Und doch weil immer irgendeiner schneller als du ist...
Alexander Schackert *die Lul. Und doch weil immer irgendeiner schneller als du ist...
Bro, love your channel and your love for my country. 🙋♂️👍🏻🇩🇪
As a German I can say, that I love breakfasts in hotels. Once a year I am in Hamburg and a day without a breackfast in my favorite hotel is a lost day. :)
Watching 10 sec. and the first rule break :(. When your dad dont knows the rules, dont let him drive ;).
Kaltesbier not necessarily, could have been a merging lane..