@@leonfa259 Can't say that I've been to those kind of parties while I was there but obviously it's a different story, if it's a private party. A big difference between many German and Kiwi bars is that in NZ almost every bar has a bouncer who ID's people at the entrance whereas in Germany typically only nightclubs have bouncers. So in regular bars the waiters/barkeepers will ID people who look questionably young and because you're allowed to drink beer at 16, you quickly reach the point where you don't get ID'd in German bars any more when ordering beer.
In Austria: "No thanks, I quit smoking." "Oh, congratulations! Very virtuous! I was actually trying to quit too before and blabla-" "No thanks, I stopped drinking" "Why?"
For some reason people in austria and germany will go out of their way to harass you when they realise you don't want to make alcohol a big part of your identity. imagine the same with smoking or any of the illegal drugs.
@@KingSkullyi mean its not as bad as they make it sound, but if you are at a party or some gathering and you choose to drink nothing, you will probably get pestered about it
@@IzzyIkigaithat depends on the people you are with. My former friends in Germany were like this... I changed my friend group (for more when one reason). For my new friends alcohol is not important. Often I would be the only one in the group to order a "wein schorle" and if you are the only one who drinks alcohol you will gratualy start to drink less.
East Germany: Grandpa told me go to the village grocery and get me some cigarettes and a Korn! Shop owner: Hey boy what can I do for you? Me: I want to buy cigarettes and Korn for my Grandpa. Shop owner (also the mayor of our village😂): Und grüß Opa schön! (Nice greetings to grandpa!) edit: Ruh in Frieden Opa! Ein Bier und n Korn auf dich!
I'll never understand the thing with this ID, it's the same in America. When I was on vacation in America, the security guards checked everyone's ID at the entrance so that no one under 21 could get in, and when I got a few beers at the bar, the ID was checked again. And when I said that I had already been checked at the entrance, they looked at me like "whats your problem asshole" 😂
From what I've read, the penalties for serving drinks in the states are a lot harsher ( with decoys being send in to see if you're checking IDs). I wouldn't risk my business just because someone was to lazy check.
There is a big long in-depth history behind the reason. Ultimately, it comes down to trust. We don't trust each other to follow the rules unlike our European counterparts. Our large car culture has caused many accidents and deaths due to drinking and driving over the years, and people are hurt because of it.
I once had to get beer from a different shop when I was working in Wanaka because they wouldnt sell beer to a 2 meters and over 110kg man that didnt have his ID on him. And wasnt even the first time I've been there
I - Austrian - once had to fetch a beer for my father when I was 8. I was shocked when the lady told me she doesn’t sell beer to children, I wasn’t used to that.
The process of buying alcohol in New Zealand about matches what you go through in Austria to buy hunting rifles. The more I think about it, being Austrian is really chill.
Well it's true for a 15th birthday party that's not enough plus provide some mix drinks for the people who don't like beer 😂. At least we do it openly unlike countries with crazy drinking ages line the US. 21 and when the media shows every 16 year old getting drunk and high
I'm not familiar with Austrian law, but in Germany you can pretty much drink whatever you want at home with your parents. Most German kids had beers before they turned 14. We've been so drunk on beer, by the time we turn 18 we're done with it.
I lived in Australia for a while... Buying beer was possible, but only till 10.00pm ... drinking beer in public was definitely tricky! Feeling like a criminal ... Smoking weed was way easier😂
I found you recently and youre hilarious 😂 greetings from bavaria, i am using your vids to practice my dialect :D hawedere means "have the honour" and i think thats beautiful
Switzerland 1985: Teacher to student: You there - go get me cigarettes and a 6 pack of beer. Also Switzerland 1985: Teacher to student: Go down to the pharmacy and get a bottle of sulfuric acid. Don't drop it! I think we could have gone and get a crate of handgrenades or something and nobody would have given a flying fornication as long as we didn't blow up something important.
I wanted to buy a bottle of water in a liquid store in New Zealand once. They would not sell it to me because I only carried my ID and not also my passport (I’m a non-citizen), That was so crazy. Especially if you are from Germany haha
@@no-damn-alias ive never heard the term patreon used like that tho, ive only heard patron which means a regulat customer of an establishmsnt or legal guardian which is the legally assigned parent of the child
Where i was in NZ , in the evening i send my Girl to the Gasstation to get some Beers , she didn't get one , cause she was under 35 y !!!! So i have to go in and get it after showing my ID , i was 42 y at this time , btw. : Don't drink Kiwi Beer , you will shit your self at the next morning , i thougt i have Food Poisoning....😎
Weirdest thing to me in new zealand is not being allowed to sit in a bar under 18, even if you just have lemonade. Went into one with a bunch if internationals (16/17) just to meet up with some friends who were 18 (they were already there with no issues) and because the bar looked nice. Got thrown out immediately after not ordering alcohol and the barkeeper becoming "suspicious".
Dont know exactly how austria is, but i imagine the same as germany. So let me tell you one example to show you how less of a fuck they give towards alcohol. When i was 15 i could easily buy beer and no one cared, with 18 i barely went out with my ID because they would hand out vodka and liquor anyways. But i still got bus tickets for the price for under 12 yrs old. And one of the rare times i got asked for an ID was when i wanted to buy an energy at the supermarket. Note: i was 21 at that time, energy is 14+ in germany. I had a full grown beard and i think so many wrinkles on my forehead that you could think im 40+. Sidenote: I started to grow a beard around 14
I remember my second day in New Zealand. We where a group of 7 or 8 at a supermarket and two of them bought themselves 2 bottles of beer for dinner. As one of them had their passport (no other document was accepted as we were foreigners) in the bag pack of a third person everyone in the group ended up needing to show their passport for those two bottles of beer...
Im born in Austria with one parent from Germany. Still I don't drink any alcohol neither beer nor wine and definitely no liquor. Not for health or religious reasons I just don't like the taste. In a nutshell: Sometimes it's very hard for me here ;)
I never had that struggle in nz. I always showed my ID and thats it. Though I must say drinking on the outside, now that is a different story. Bruh the police doesnt play there.
I'm Austrian and spent half a year in NZ. I can't tell how often I was refused by the cashier to buy beer because I forgot my damn passport in my car at the carpark 😂 (Austrian driving licences are not accepted)
bin weder at noch de, wo ich lebe trinkt man zuhause und bei freunden auch ab ca 7 bissl bier beim essen da es gesund ist und jedes jahr bissl mehr aber kein schnapps :)
true story from austria: when we were like 16-17 some mates and me went to buy beer (legal from age 16). nobody was checked for ID, except the youngest looking one. his reaction: pulls up his t-shirt and loudly exclaims "i hob eh scho hoar auf da brust" (i already got hair on my chest). the cashier just laughed and let him pay.
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For Austria… that‘s accurate.
Germany also, but I guess there is not much difference
@@Jeeroy_Lenkins Saufen ab 16 halt
@@Moinsen9Die meisten jugendlichen in österreich geben sich eh keinen scheiß und saufen trotzdem :/
@@Jeeroy_Lenkins schlechte eltern bei mir habens des mit 14 gemacht aber mein erstes hab ich entweder uu meinem 9ten oder 10ten bekommen
100% 😂
It's crazy how good your austrian accent is. But on the other hand, it's not that far from new zealand so i guess thats why.
He australian from austria
Best joke 😂😂😂😂
funny, because actually no country is further away from austria, lol
Bro ITS GERMAN NOT AUSTRIAN TFFF IN AUSTRIA SPEAKS GERMAN LANGUAGGEEEEE
@@saxonymanWARTHUNDER If i speak like somoene from australia. Do i have an english accent? Or an Australian accent?
Mein Lebensmotto:
"Ja bischt Du deppert?! Koa Schnaps, des is a Wahnsinn!.."
😂😂
I've never heard someone speak in an Austrian accent while having another Accent on top and I can't tell you how much I love it.
My german father laughed his ass off when he had to show his ID on america to buy some alcohol.
Well, I would, too. I don't think I've ever needed to show ID for buying alcohol my entire life. 😂
My mother was completely confused when she had to show her ID to buy vine in Florida, she was 50 at this time
@@kennikitty The one time I was asked, the car keys falling out of my bag were enough :D
Daam I look older than your father
I'm never asked for IDs
I'm 17💀
@@gaedingar9791most people drive by 16 in the USA. So that doesn’t add up.
As a German who moved to new zealand: this is the most accurate video that has ever existed on the internet 😂
Wieso ist das dort drüben so ein Drama? 😂
@@KrausEightUfoweil wir anders aufgewachsen sind 😂😂
Mein Beileid! aber wie hältst du das dort aus? braust du Zuhause dein eigenes Bier? 🍺
Gott sind wir Ösis peinlich
Hast du noch platz in deiner Bude? Wenn ich mir die deutsche Politik aktuell angucke denke ich ich muss auch dringend hier weg
As a German it was so weird getting ID'd again in NZ just trying to get into a pub for a few beers :D
At a party in NZ you still have 15yo getting stoned and drunk on moonshine that drive home.
@@leonfa259
Can't say that I've been to those kind of parties while I was there but obviously it's a different story, if it's a private party.
A big difference between many German and Kiwi bars is that in NZ almost every bar has a bouncer who ID's people at the entrance whereas in Germany typically only nightclubs have bouncers. So in regular bars the waiters/barkeepers will ID people who look questionably young and because you're allowed to drink beer at 16, you quickly reach the point where you don't get ID'd in German bars any more when ordering beer.
In Austria:
"No thanks, I quit smoking."
"Oh, congratulations! Very virtuous! I was actually trying to quit too before and blabla-"
"No thanks, I stopped drinking"
"Why?"
For some reason people in austria and germany will go out of their way to harass you when they realise you don't want to make alcohol a big part of your identity. imagine the same with smoking or any of the illegal drugs.
Thats not true like wtf?😂 I dont drink a lot or in any frequent way and no one is harassing me - false info
Then you're a rare one. I've been constantly harassed for not drinking and smoking all the time. @@KingSkully
@@KingSkullyi mean its not as bad as they make it sound, but if you are at a party or some gathering and you choose to drink nothing, you will probably get pestered about it
@@IzzyIkigaithat depends on the people you are with. My former friends in Germany were like this... I changed my friend group (for more when one reason). For my new friends alcohol is not important. Often I would be the only one in the group to order a "wein schorle" and if you are the only one who drinks alcohol you will gratualy start to drink less.
Dein Dialekt ist einfach genial , in so kurzer Zeit so gut gelernt .wirklich größten Respekt vor dir
Wos ? Is er leicht ka Österreicher?
Im ernst jetzt ... i dachte immer er sei Österricher und hat englisch gelernt.
Also wenn das stimmt...HUT AB!!!
er is a kiwi und lebt in soizburg. dialekt homs eam beibrocht in strasswalchen 😂
@@Peter-y7j1vI hob des a denkt.
East Germany: Grandpa told me go to the village grocery and get me some cigarettes and a Korn!
Shop owner: Hey boy what can I do for you?
Me: I want to buy cigarettes and Korn for my Grandpa.
Shop owner (also the mayor of our village😂): Und grüß Opa schön! (Nice greetings to grandpa!)
edit: Ruh in Frieden Opa! Ein Bier und n Korn auf dich!
😂😂 im Osten ist die Welt noch in Ordnung
@@hansmustermann6524 ja und das is eigentlich ned so gut is aber in großteil aller dörfer in Österreich auch so
Möge er in Frieden ruhen 👏🏻
"Meener, jehste ma in Konsum, eh paar Karo un en Braunen koofn, hier haste 5 Mark vom Rest kannste dir Süßkram holn ge."
@@ramusmaximushaha ich habs direkt im kopf
What you did the dialect pretty well I’m impressed:D the “marühn” was on point
"Marüüln" pefect!
Accurate to the promille!
On my fithteenth birthday, now twentyone years ago, i really got to drink Marillenschnaps.
Thats Austria in a nutshell.
Wie er den österreichischen Verkäufer verkörpert ist so gelungen, sehr authentisch!
😂😂😂😂😂😂 nimmst die Marille😂😂😂😂 is wirkli so😂😂😂
Ist auch immer im Angebot 😂
I'll never understand the thing with this ID, it's the same in America. When I was on vacation in America, the security guards checked everyone's ID at the entrance so that no one under 21 could get in, and when I got a few beers at the bar, the ID was checked again.
And when I said that I had already been checked at the entrance, they looked at me like "whats your problem asshole" 😂
From what I've read, the penalties for serving drinks in the states are a lot harsher ( with decoys being send in to see if you're checking IDs). I wouldn't risk my business just because someone was to lazy check.
@@nemi-ru5318 bait buyers and gigantic fines - it is an easy to enforce law so they go full power at it.
There is a big long in-depth history behind the reason. Ultimately, it comes down to trust. We don't trust each other to follow the rules unlike our European counterparts. Our large car culture has caused many accidents and deaths due to drinking and driving over the years, and people are hurt because of it.
@@nemi-ru5318 In Switzerland they also send decoys
@@philippos5547no way
It's soo true!!
I'm 35 years old... at the age of 33 without ID I had couple of situations like that in NZ...:D
Seriously? Thsds insane. What's the drinking age in NZ?
It's quite normal, cause nz does it even to my grandparents/kiwis age 76 it's ridiculous
I don’t remember the last time I had to show my ID in a German supermarket when buying vodka or something and I’m 20
I just love your videos with the "bisl deppert"-character
I once had to get beer from a different shop when I was working in Wanaka because they wouldnt sell beer to a 2 meters and over 110kg man that didnt have his ID on him. And wasnt even the first time I've been there
😂
Your Austrian dialect is really good! Greetings from Lower Austria :)
Deine Videos sind einfach so geil 😂❤
I - Austrian - once had to fetch a beer for my father when I was 8. I was shocked when the lady told me she doesn’t sell beer to children, I wasn’t used to that.
The process of buying alcohol in New Zealand about matches what you go through in Austria to buy hunting rifles.
The more I think about it, being Austrian is really chill.
Every weekend completed wasted and you are the hero of the village. That's Austria.
''Nimmst a maRRRühln''
Voll genau am punkt suppa dialekt
"Des kama lassen!" 😂😂😂
As a Bavarian, we are really twins
bavarian-austrian solidarity 🤝🏻
das „marüln“ war echt stark
Your austrian is sooooo good 👌
Me as an south-bavarian German (Near border to Austria) this is accurate
I kimm a aus Obabayern. Die Oma woa aus Freilassing und da Opa aus Soizbuag.
I love how its not even overexaggerated, like not at all
Well it's true for a 15th birthday party that's not enough plus provide some mix drinks for the people who don't like beer 😂. At least we do it openly unlike countries with crazy drinking ages line the US. 21 and when the media shows every 16 year old getting drunk and high
I'm not familiar with Austrian law, but in Germany you can pretty much drink whatever you want at home with your parents. Most German kids had beers before they turned 14. We've been so drunk on beer, by the time we turn 18 we're done with it.
I lived in Australia for a while...
Buying beer was possible, but only till 10.00pm ... drinking beer in public was definitely tricky! Feeling like a criminal ...
Smoking weed was way easier😂
I found you recently and youre hilarious 😂 greetings from bavaria, i am using your vids to practice my dialect :D hawedere means "have the honour" and i think thats beautiful
as a German who spent some time in New Zealand when I was 25..this is very correct!
haha it's true. i'm 36 and they wanted to see my passport in NZ. I thought they were joking.
That bell ringing is awesome. "Help, help" :D
Have been to both countries and can confirm this is about right
Switzerland 1985: Teacher to student: You there - go get me cigarettes and a 6 pack of beer.
Also Switzerland 1985: Teacher to student: Go down to the pharmacy and get a bottle of sulfuric acid. Don't drop it!
I think we could have gone and get a crate of handgrenades or something and nobody would have given a flying fornication as long as we didn't blow up something important.
So true! 😂 Amazing work!
I wanted to buy a bottle of water in a liquid store in New Zealand once. They would not sell it to me because I only carried my ID and not also my passport (I’m a non-citizen), That was so crazy. Especially if you are from Germany haha
As an austrian/australian this is 100%accurate
Derf er scho wos drinkn? Freile, der is scho gfirmt!!! 😂❤😂
xD fun fact: People think we start drinking with 15-16 but uhm.. we start way earlier..like way earlier🤡
- austrian person
Funfact.
At least in Germany you can drink non destilled alcohol from age of 14 when you have a patreon nearby who allows it
patreon? 😭
@@IbishuCovet what do you want to ask me?
@@no-damn-alias i didnt want to ask you anything, im just pretty sure that you meant parent, not patreon
@@IbishuCovet well somebody who is legally responsible for you and that might not be a natural parent for various reasons. Like an orphan etc.
@@no-damn-alias ive never heard the term patreon used like that tho, ive only heard patron which means a regulat customer of an establishmsnt or legal guardian which is the legally assigned parent of the child
Where i was in NZ , in the evening i send my Girl to the
Gasstation to get some Beers , she didn't get one ,
cause she was under 35 y !!!!
So i have to go in and get it after showing my ID ,
i was 42 y at this time , btw. : Don't drink Kiwi Beer ,
you will shit your self at the next morning ,
i thougt i have Food Poisoning....😎
Your native accent plays really well with the Austrian accent xD
Dein aktzent, wenn du deutsch sprichst ist jo genial!!! Das hört sich richtig gut an für mich als Nord-West-Deutscher
Marille BESTER Schnaps!
Des is a wahnsinn! xDD
For some reasone my brain autocorected Austria to Australia and only realised it after they started talking german
Du bist echt der Hammer ey, das passt richtig gut!
Let me tell you as an Austrian, his videos are just so accurate 😂❤🇦🇹
Happy to live in Austria!!!😄😁☺️
In germany, a sheet of paper with your mothers warant is enough
I wish it would be like in NZ everywhere in the world..
It reminds me of my years in South Africa 😅
Ehm, which one...? 😂
Out of options, an Austrian - in New Zealand - went into a >>Bar
But here in germany we say.
" hey how do you drink your beer? Glas or bottle?
Germans: "Kasten"
😱Omg horrible in germany the people are drinking alcohol at any time of the day. They say no beer before 4 o'clock but... 😂😂😂
It really happened to me in NZL. German ID was not accepted, Passport only.
Weirdest thing to me in new zealand is not being allowed to sit in a bar under 18, even if you just have lemonade. Went into one with a bunch if internationals (16/17) just to meet up with some friends who were 18 (they were already there with no issues) and because the bar looked nice. Got thrown out immediately after not ordering alcohol and the barkeeper becoming "suspicious".
Original: habe die Ehre, Mundart hawedehre
Dont know exactly how austria is, but i imagine the same as germany. So let me tell you one example to show you how less of a fuck they give towards alcohol. When i was 15 i could easily buy beer and no one cared, with 18 i barely went out with my ID because they would hand out vodka and liquor anyways. But i still got bus tickets for the price for under 12 yrs old. And one of the rare times i got asked for an ID was when i wanted to buy an energy at the supermarket. Note: i was 21 at that time, energy is 14+ in germany. I had a full grown beard and i think so many wrinkles on my forehead that you could think im 40+.
Sidenote: I started to grow a beard around 14
Some countries are really messed up as if a beer would be such a bad thing
Das Namensschild "Meister Eder"
Nimmst de Marülln 😂❤
It's funny because he maked a Bierkiste by Karton what really took more effort than just buying one here
(Germany)😂
When I was in New Zealand they didn'z accept ID. You had to show your passport for alcohol..
In Austria, Saufen is the great unifier
My dad always bought me beer. My firt blackout I got with 14 on an marriage when my uncle from Switzerland filled me to the max lol
Germany:
SAUFEN MORGENS MITTAGS ABENDS ICH WILL SAUFEN, DER HAHN MUSS LAUFEN.
As an Austrian. This is highly accurate 🙃
US POV: Both country borders eachother and yet the culture differences is big😉😉
austrian here... i stopped drinking on weekends with 15/16 xD
Austria is basically an fsk 6 Variant of Bavaria
😂 Exactly 🇱🇻
🇦🇹
xD dude come to germany we can fire the "Grill" to :D
Hawadere! so perfect!
I remember my second day in New Zealand. We where a group of 7 or 8 at a supermarket and two of them bought themselves 2 bottles of beer for dinner. As one of them had their passport (no other document was accepted as we were foreigners) in the bag pack of a third person everyone in the group ended up needing to show their passport for those two bottles of beer...
😂🤣 a Traum, danke für des!!! ❤
... thats Austria of course ...
... nimmst an Marillen 😂...
Was in the US and bought some beer. Had to show my ID. I am a 42yo bald MF
Fun fact: austria drinks mire beer than germany so i think we should make all of our german stereotypes that have to do anything which beer austrian
Fking love your videos
Im born in Austria with one parent from Germany. Still I don't drink any alcohol neither beer nor wine and definitely no liquor. Not for health or religious reasons I just don't like the taste. In a nutshell: Sometimes it's very hard for me here ;)
US and Canada the same. I Germany i can drink beer since I am 16
This is gold hahaha
Same in Germany. I never ever had to show my id after turning 18.
For Germans, wich are not austians, the language is so entertaining. "Mei bua wird 15"
even tho im german, the "servus" sounds so real and accurate 😭
I never had that struggle in nz. I always showed my ID and thats it. Though I must say drinking on the outside, now that is a different story. Bruh the police doesnt play there.
Do Finnland next🤣🤣🤣
I'm Austrian and spent half a year in NZ. I can't tell how often I was refused by the cashier to buy beer because I forgot my damn passport in my car at the carpark 😂 (Austrian driving licences are not accepted)
Bro nailed it
Super...like in Canada. They call the RCMP...
bin weder at noch de, wo ich lebe trinkt man zuhause und bei freunden auch ab ca 7 bissl bier beim essen da es gesund ist und jedes jahr bissl mehr aber kein schnapps :)
As a german i can understand the austrians🗿
Austria looks fun.
Yes it is 😁
true story from austria: when we were like 16-17 some mates and me went to buy beer (legal from age 16). nobody was checked for ID, except the youngest looking one. his reaction: pulls up his t-shirt and loudly exclaims "i hob eh scho hoar auf da brust" (i already got hair on my chest). the cashier just laughed and let him pay.
As an person from austria:
Na gea des isch decht deppat wos de neusealander machn
This made me miss my old hometowm..
(had to move to caracas bcus its safer)
New Zealand got 50 peoples living in ,Like they dont know Them each Other 😅😅