Yeah, also the metric system is way more precise. I mean one inch is about 2.5cm. So if somebody gives you his size in imperial you won’t know where in between those 2.5cm he is while in metric you can give the exact size down to mm and μm if you want to
@@SockGuys_Italy He said it himself, hi is comparing a single county with a whole continent, with different countries, languages, laws, culture and life experiences, comparing Europe with the USA as if it was the same is pretty "dumb American stereotype" lol
First of all: Europe is not a country. It's not a unified cultural, ethnical, historical or political entity, unlike the USA. Countries of Europe are very different each other.
No shit Sherlock it’s not a country. We say “Europe” to describe all your countries. You guys are under a pact named the European Union so we will address you as such. Stop gaslighting lmao
The title calls it America so I guess that also includes Canada, Mexico and maybe South America? It seems he only compared it to USA in the video though,
@@jaslueasi554in the English language, it’s separated into north and South America, or just “the americas”. Purely “America” sadly just refers to the US
@@mw3is He does, but he still was applying the things he saw on his trip to the whole continent as if they were universal. Like, tipping culture is different through Europe or situation with bathrooms. But that's to be expected from an "Americans perspective of Europe" video. At least this one was well made and enjoyable to watch.
@@global.things In Greece it really depends on the place. On islands usually they ask you to pay for water because the drinkable tap water is very limited. On most other places they bring you free water without even asking.
It's only an insurance system in some European countries and it's not an insurance system, as you have it in the US. And everything is covered, except for minor fees and you don't have any premium that goes up, just because you are more ill than others.
In Greece free Healthcare is a joke you wait in huge lines and good luck doing a surgery withought waiting eons there are other countries in which that happen but here just telling my own experience.
12:45 not only Europe, pretty much everyone in the world. For now, a lot of differences you're finding with Europe are actually the same for every other place on Earth. Most of the world has ancient history, language diversity and public transportation.
Pleaaase dont say the us use feet and inch and f while european ise the metric system, which is right but it's more like the us use its system while THE REST OF THE WORLD uses the metric system
@@papaversomniferum2365 ok, tell me how many leters a chilogram of water is. Lol, obliously every system can have some pros to it, but in general the metric system is just WAAAAAAY easier to use. Also, sorry to break it to you, but the american imperial system is defined using the metric system, so that it a clear evidence of what system is better lol
Ahh yes finally THE KING POSTED also i want to appriciate Your work and you are by far my fav youtuber i love you with every fiber of my living thank you
@@arcrimeaball Probably meant more thin, not height. As we Europeans are literally the tallest people in the world. And Dutch ain't the only tall people in Europe. FAAAAR from it. Southern Slavs, western Slavs, Germans, Scandinavians are all tall people. I am 190cm and perfectly normal height for my ex Yugoslav country and my city. Ok, slightly above the male average that's around 185 cm here.
@@Tobinator7274 No. They are not. South Slavic Dinarids are the tallest people in Europe. Montenegro, southern Croatia, western Serbia and southern Bosnia and Hercegovina.
“What in the name of freedom-loving, democracy spreading, mobility scooter riding, red, white, and blue, apple pie are these patriotic a$$ brownies” got me rolling on the floor 💀🇺🇸
Pleaaaaase, visit Central and Eastern Europe as well, because you Americans visit UK, France and Italy and then describe whole Europe like those 3 countries... Here in Lithuania we drive a lot. Our legal drinking age is 21 and 1st floor is 1st floor...
In germany the legal drinking age is 16, our train stations and bus station are dirty, yes trains and Busses can be cramped, but not that often if you dont go at times when EVERYBODY else is going to school or work. Yes, you dont see big pick-up trucks, because we dont need them, they are just impracticle on the roads
As a Portuguese, when i usually go to restaurants my family leaves some coins on the table, but tiping in Europe, at least in Portugal, isn't mandatory. You tip if you want, it is a mather of rating the service rather than and obligation just to make more money
@@gerardflynn7382I thought it was the Dutch, and Frisian(a Dutch language spoken in one of our provinces) is actually the closest language to English.
It's not just us Europeans who use the metric system. Out of over 200 countries in the world, only 3 use the imperial system. So you Americans are the weird ones here fr
4:37 That cap was a result of a regulation of the European Union, because they find out that one of the most plastic pollutant thing is those caps thrown away apart from the bottles. The bottles usually are recycled. In Germany for example you get some money back if you bring plastic bottle for recycle. So as not every country in Europe is part of European Union, I would be interested to know if the cap is also a thing let's say in UK or Norway. I usually like that EU can make even global corporations to obey their rules, like forcing Apple to switch to USB C chargers from their lightnings, but the bottle cap is somehow annoying IMO.
I think the cap is a great Idea, but soooo horrible implemented. seriously just make the plastic connection 2x or 3x as long and with some tension mechanism so that when i bend it back it stays out of my face.
People don’t push the cap all the way down and don’t drink with it to the side that’s why a lot of complain about it, in the uk I think they have them, Norway idk. The reason is because first some people would trow the cap on the ground the other was the recycling machines sometimes couldn’t sort them
As an european I'd say this video is about 70% accurate. For example 11:30 is just wrong. We learn british english and not some kind of simplified american english.
3:12 that's a bidet 4:37 they started making bottles like that recently, you can remove the cap if you put the cap parallel to the bottle and then twist the cap until it splits from the bottle
In Europe you can go out and walk where you want (except private property but town in Europe are built in a way you won't get in a private property). Even when you live in the city. In USA many complain they're trapped in their homes.
I'm sorry but the food is way better and more diverse than in the US. In the US the food is good but they put a lot more chemicals and stuff like that in it to make it taste good.
😅 He is being ironic. I thought his explanations hilarious because he is being a "clueless American" comparing "perfect" USA with "Europe" for comical reasons.
This is what I call "Power Abuse" he can film whatever he wants in a public place, one thing he needs to take control is not filming people and publishing without consent for privacy
People in Europa are in most countries much taller than Americans. Greece is indeed one of the exceptions. Mostly Northem European and West Balkan countries are tall.
Well, there are 35 countries in America, and each has different water quality. Argentina and Guatemala -just to name two countries of America, have very different infrastructure.
most europeans speak british english instead of american english as we learn british english in schools, atleast in most countries I think, I for example can use both british and american english lol also when it comes to height we don't say the part after the dot, so we don't say "I am 181.64 cm tall" but instead say "I am 181 cm tall"
Americans thinking that Europeans pay cheaper prices then in America: European prices, we need your arms, legs, organs, skin, bones and you soul for the one bedroom apartment. Thank you for shopping in Deutschland.
We don´t learn to speak "Amerikan" we learn to speak english and I mean the British English. Amerikan is not a real language it´s a modified version of the British English. Btw: British English > American English
😂😂😂 I would formulate that a bit different. I am a 1m92 Italian. In Northern Italy men are much taller than in the Southern part. Latvian girls are the tallest on earth. Dutch men are the tallest men followed by Belgian men.
you said that Americans tend to be a little bit richer than europeans and yes average income is higher compared to here in Germany for example but you have to take into account that cost of living is lower here. Overall standard of living is higher here in Germany (but probably not in Italy though). You also have to take into account that there tend to be more very rich AND very poor people in the US. There is a bigger middle class in Western European countries
Median wealth per adult citizen IS MUCH higher in Italy than in Germany. ACTUALLY median wealth per adult citizen is MUCH higher in Italy than in the USA! 😊 Italy = 105 000 dollars per adult citizen USA = 80000 dollars per adult citizen Germany = 60 000 dollars per adult citizen.
@@UsBallVilockea24 I never knew a country called "America" ever existed... By the way, Americo Vespucio only explored the Atlantic coast of South America, and the first map with the name "America" on it, had it written over present day's Brazil.
@@estudiantes68 There's a reason why people use north and south to describe the continents if you tell people u live in the american continents there gonna ask which one
A lot of these things are an EU thing for example the cap on the bottle thing. It doesn't exist outside the EU. Also, you definitely cannot drink tap water in places like Spain or Portugal, but Albania was fine. So the data isn't true, it is not the same in every place in the countries
In Spain EVERYBODY drinks tap water except on some places in mediterranean coast and the islands. In coast zones water is 100% safe but people prefer bottle water because it tastes better.
Usually Spanish Mediterranian villages have "hard" water. It tastes funny but it's completly safe. People visiting those places don't like the taste and we don't bother to offer it. But if you want to drink tap water in a restaurant or bar they have to give you tap water. I asure you it's totally safe. I tend to not drink tap water when travelling because my stomach isn't adapted to the water of the place I visit and I want to see places, not the hotel's bathroom.
I’m Portuguese you can definitely drink tap water, depending on the region it can have more calcário so it’s isn’t the best taste but is safe, we have a lot of spring water that taste good. At restaurants or cafés you can ask for a cup of water if you don’t buy anything they will think you are cheap but they need to give you I don’t know who told you that you can’t drink our water.
In Ireland students learn irish and at least another language in school (usually french, german or spanish) . The sucess of it is debatable but hey its there, so its just the uk on this one
Speaking of tap water in the Baltics, it's actually one of the safest waters to drink out of the tap and I genuinely have no idea why the map said differently
That’s not true, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland have all clean tap water. In Belgium you could even drink toilet water, never tried it but it’s just as clean as tap water
Here in italy tipping is not compulsory but it's polite to do it. In the south of Italy, where I live, people use to do it more; sometimes when I tip in Milan or in other cities in the North waiters don't understand why I'm giving them more money.
4:51 Trust me the cap attached is really annoying especially as it scratches your lip. I'm 14 and if my parents order a beer for me at a restaurant the waiters really do not care🤣 Another thing is that people dress nicely mostly in Italy, in northern Europe they don't care at all and wear their super long white socks. Very accurate video though!
@@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwave yeah, by keeping war in ukraine that destorys european industry, bombing nord stream 2 and by driving europe away from making good deals with china. In exchange europe gets some useless NATO soldiers. USA is just paying for control over the region same with every USA ally, they get "safety" meanwhile USA can make them do whatever the hell they want them to do. Life in europe is easier bcs our goverments care about people instead of bar charts, military and corporations.
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Americans are larger, Europeans are taller
We’re pretty equal, except for women. But probably the reason why we’re shorter is cause some people have Asian and Hispanic dna
Heavier
There are many tall guys in USA.
Even Joe Biden is 6 ft.
@@TheU.S. What do you mean with "except for woman?"
@@Mike-g6m7o American women are shorter than European women
As a European im offended... I DONT SPEAK BRITISH
i am from Switzerland and I use american english
I use Italian Fenglish. I talk with my hands 😅
@@GianniDN che non è una prerogativa degli italiani.
For me its more mixed between american and british english
I do but i am not briish
I think you take meter and cm in a wrong way, its not 177,57 cm we say 1 meter 77
I gotcha 😂 I was mostly kidding there lol
Or we say 1,77
Yeah, also the metric system is way more precise. I mean one inch is about 2.5cm. So if somebody gives you his size in imperial you won’t know where in between those 2.5cm he is while in metric you can give the exact size down to mm and μm if you want to
@@simonperske7069 We in Europe use BOTH actually!
No we say 185 cm
I think he thinks Italy is whole Europe
What's the problem with It
Edit: It's a joke
@@SockGuys_Italy becausethe living standards in Italy and for example Germany are different
He bases his facts on Italy and France. Thats why a lot of the stuff he said was false or at least not true
@@SockGuys_Italy He said it himself, hi is comparing a single county with a whole continent, with different countries, languages, laws, culture and life experiences, comparing Europe with the USA as if it was the same is pretty "dumb American stereotype" lol
Not at all
Luxembourg also speaks German, French and Luxembourgish (german in drunk basically)
As someone living in Luxembourg, this is very true
German is also an official language in Belgium. They have a German region and learn German in school too.
@@GianniDNin Germany is danish a official Language. We have danish schools here in North Germany
i wonder why, totally not because of the past
Yeah, I'm happy I don't have Luxembourgish class anymore :)
First of all: Europe is not a country. It's not a unified cultural, ethnical, historical or political entity, unlike the USA. Countries of Europe are very different each other.
No shit Sherlock it’s not a country. We say “Europe” to describe all your countries. You guys are under a pact named the European Union so we will address you as such. Stop gaslighting lmao
That’s what he said in the video.
The title calls it America so I guess that also includes Canada, Mexico and maybe South America? It seems he only compared it to USA in the video though,
@@jaslueasi554in the English language, it’s separated into north and South America, or just “the americas”. Purely “America” sadly just refers to the US
@@mw3is He does, but he still was applying the things he saw on his trip to the whole continent as if they were universal. Like, tipping culture is different through Europe or situation with bathrooms. But that's to be expected from an "Americans perspective of Europe" video. At least this one was well made and enjoyable to watch.
you won’t see 6-wheeled trucks in Europe, but you will see badass semi-trucks here in Scandinavia! epic video!
And you'll see bad and ass inflation here in Poland!
@@PepsiForRealYou'll see both of these things in Finland!
@@RandomGuy37 Atleast u have big companies like Supercell or smth
You see them in UK, Ireland and Russia.
You’ll see 6 wheeled, 8 wheeled, 18 wheeled, and 16 wheeled
*WE GETTIN' BANNED FROM THE VATICAN WITH THIS ONE🗣️🔥🗣️🔥*
Italy (including the Vatican) doesn't recognize Freedom of Panorama.
Is it a coincidence that i am drinking tea and eating a big mac?
NOPE 🔥
Wait is it ice tea tho?
@@1of8plusbillion Normal European tea
@@aleksa9957what time is it over there?
@@aleksa9957 nope then just American
Just in case of confusion, there are many exaggerations in this video for comedic purposes
Yes there are 💀
Unfortunately, chronically online anti-America people who are allergic to grass wouldn't be able to tell it's for comedy.
@@winitdc Unfortunately, that's not comedy, just boring jokes born from ignorance (also does something like "anti-America people" exist?)
@@SimoneMattioli-zi1gmYep it’s too gringo for my taste
4:16 "off brand generic temu aah cereals"
I loved that line
your everywhere
@@Suriganda hello again
On God these are cheap ass brands
btw you dont have to pay for water in restaurants (at least in france) you can just ask for a carafe d'eau and they will bring it to you for free
I see! In Greece and Italy we had to pay lol
But first he has to learn how to pronounce it (he won't)
@@global.things In Greece it really depends on the place. On islands usually they ask you to pay for water because the drinkable tap water is very limited. On most other places they bring you free water without even asking.
Yeah I can confirm as someone from France. And sometimes you don't even have to ask for water, they will still bring a bottle
Ummm actually🤓
Water is free by EU law, but only tap water and you have to specifically ask for it, otherwise you get bottled water which costs.
4:27 fake as hell, i drank tap water all my life as a Serb
True
As a romanian, same
in Ukraine too
As someone from Ireland, I use Kilometres, Kilograms and Feet. Yes, I use imperial for height and metric for everything else 😂
You must be the only one.
I am also from Ireland and I have used the Metric system since 1974.
It's not free healthcare though. It is called universal healthcare which means that the health insurance cost is calculated based on your income.
Depends on the country
In Belgium it's not based on your income.
It's only an insurance system in some European countries and it's not an insurance system, as you have it in the US. And everything is covered, except for minor fees and you don't have any premium that goes up, just because you are more ill than others.
In Italy any type of hospital care up to organ transplants is free.
In Greece free Healthcare is a joke you wait in huge lines and good luck doing a surgery withought waiting eons there are other countries in which that happen but here just telling my own experience.
12:45 not only Europe, pretty much everyone in the world. For now, a lot of differences you're finding with Europe are actually the same for every other place on Earth. Most of the world has ancient history, language diversity and public transportation.
Maybe so! But I am comparing Europe to the USA here! 👍
Global things I wanna say, I'm a huge fan bro ur vids are so entertaining and funny absolute 10/10 channel dude, I'm excited for the next vid
Thank you! I appreciate the support man!
Pleaaase dont say the us use feet and inch and f while european ise the metric system, which is right but it's more like the us use its system while THE REST OF THE WORLD uses the metric system
Yeah, but i am glad the USA uses feet. It's pretty fun to make fun of americans for it ;-)
ok, tell me the weight of one grain dude
@@papaversomniferum2365 ok, tell me how many leters a chilogram of water is.
Lol, obliously every system can have some pros to it, but in general the metric system is just WAAAAAAY easier to use.
Also, sorry to break it to you, but the american imperial system is defined using the metric system, so that it a clear evidence of what system is better lol
8:52 in America the closest thing you have to public transport is Uber 😂
We have buses, taxis and trains as well. Public transportation isn’t usually practical.
I lived in Chicago and right now in New York. The public transit is very good for both cities
same for ambulances
Ahh yes finally THE KING POSTED also i want to appriciate Your work and you are by far my fav youtuber i love you with every fiber of my living thank you
1:57
US: "People are smaller in Europe"
Europe: **laughs in Netherlands**
@@arcrimeaball Probably meant more thin, not height. As we Europeans are literally the tallest people in the world. And Dutch ain't the only tall people in Europe. FAAAAR from it. Southern Slavs, western Slavs, Germans, Scandinavians are all tall people. I am 190cm and perfectly normal height for my ex Yugoslav country and my city. Ok, slightly above the male average that's around 185 cm here.
@@Just_another_Euro_dude dutch people are the tallest overall though, for man and woman
I am a dutchman that Is 1.70m
@@Tobinator7274 No. They are not. South Slavic Dinarids are the tallest people in Europe. Montenegro, southern Croatia, western Serbia and southern Bosnia and Hercegovina.
@@Just_another_Euro_dude im talking about countries, not small ass places no one has ever heard of
“What in the name of freedom-loving, democracy spreading, mobility scooter riding, red, white, and blue, apple pie are these patriotic a$$ brownies” got me rolling on the floor 💀🇺🇸
The Apple pie is British (13th century).
Not American.
@@gerardflynn7382 it's actually dutch... or proto-dutch. Taken to England by the Frisians.
Pleaaaaase, visit Central and Eastern Europe as well, because you Americans visit UK, France and Italy and then describe whole Europe like those 3 countries...
Here in Lithuania we drive a lot. Our legal drinking age is 21 and 1st floor is 1st floor...
In germany the legal drinking age is 16, our train stations and bus station are dirty, yes trains and Busses can be cramped, but not that often if you dont go at times when EVERYBODY else is going to school or work. Yes, you dont see big pick-up trucks, because we dont need them, they are just impracticle on the roads
It seems to me that you treat Europe as one single country, and yet the difference between, for example, Lisbon and Volgograd is huge.
Europe is a continent, USA is a country. That's the difference
No $hit
genius
And America is a continent comprising 35 countries, of which the US is just one of them.
As a Portuguese, when i usually go to restaurants my family leaves some coins on the table, but tiping in Europe, at least in Portugal, isn't mandatory. You tip if you want, it is a mather of rating the service rather than and obligation just to make more money
Same here in the Netherlands.
11:03 The Legal Drinking Age in Germany is 14 for Beer and Wine
No, it's 16. 14 is only with parental supervision
@@KingLucasOfficial i know
💀
Here in Czechia we're already an alcoholics by the age of 16.
@@Nicky_Savagehere, in Russia, we already stop drinking by the age of 16
great video man! keep up the good content
Wow thank you bro! That is very generous of you!! 😎 I will go out and get myself a nice liter of gas now
Hello from Malta! Smallest country in the EU!
The Vatican is a country . Is it not a member of the EU?
4:40 that's actually pretty recent. It's very useful to not lose the tap and pollute
Nah i hate them they are very annoying
@@the_doggo_ I think that it's more comfortable than carrying the tap in another hand all the time
As a Portuguese i can confirm that it ain't cheap to live here
Aint is not a real word. Learn english before speaking it
@@MartinAlvarez-v1j it is but is "ain't", i just forgot the apostrophe
@@canaldosfantochesdosprimos5227 it is not. Blackmf invented that shit. You are just using it without knowledge
@@MartinAlvarez-v1j🤓☝️
@@MartinAlvarez-v1jYou forgot punctuation.
There is no monolithic Europe, every country has its ups and downs.
global things the goatttt 🐐🐐 i love ur vids
Can't believe I found your channel from the Elevated common app essay edit lmaoo. I love your videos dude keep it up
11:30 Incorrect, we are taught 1800s British English, or at least that’s how it is here in the nordic countries.
Scandinavia invented the Germanic language one of which is English.
@@gerardflynn7382 correct, english is a west germanic language
@@gerardflynn7382I thought it was the Dutch, and Frisian(a Dutch language spoken in one of our provinces) is actually the closest language to English.
11:53 "SODAAA"🗣🦅🔥🔥🔥🇺🇸
It's not just us Europeans who use the metric system. Out of over 200 countries in the world, only 3 use the imperial system. So you Americans are the weird ones here fr
Americans use imperial and metric depending on what they are using it for. Basically everyone uses both in the US. A lot of people don’t know this.
@@gabecollins5585so when is metric used? Im genuinely curious
Watching this after a cig and a massive hangover after a wild night out in my glorious kingdom of the netherlands🇳🇱😘 amazing job on the video
4:37 That cap was a result of a regulation of the European Union, because they find out that one of the most plastic pollutant thing is those caps thrown away apart from the bottles. The bottles usually are recycled. In Germany for example you get some money back if you bring plastic bottle for recycle.
So as not every country in Europe is part of European Union, I would be interested to know if the cap is also a thing let's say in UK or Norway.
I usually like that EU can make even global corporations to obey their rules, like forcing Apple to switch to USB C chargers from their lightnings, but the bottle cap is somehow annoying IMO.
I always remove the cap
And they recently added this regulation, it wasnt like this a year ago i believe
I think the cap is a great Idea, but soooo horrible implemented.
seriously just make the plastic connection 2x or 3x as long and with some tension mechanism so that when i bend it back it stays out of my face.
If they are trading with the EU then their bottle caps will be the same as Europe.
People don’t push the cap all the way down and don’t drink with it to the side that’s why a lot of complain about it, in the uk I think they have them, Norway idk.
The reason is because first some people would trow the cap on the ground the other was the recycling machines sometimes couldn’t sort them
As an european I'd say this video is about 70% accurate. For example 11:30 is just wrong. We learn british english and not some kind of simplified american english.
3:12 that's a bidet
4:37 they started making bottles like that recently, you can remove the cap if you put the cap parallel to the bottle and then twist the cap until it splits from the bottle
Held my attention, was funny, and informative. I give this 10 thumbs 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
9:37 the most fastest train in europe is SNCF (france)
In france the speed limit for train i remeber is 320kmh in italy is 300kmh
Nope it is ICE from Germany 350 kmh
It never reach 300kmh that record was just for say that is the fastest train in the world, then it sucks becose it never reach big speeds
@@buddy1155You're correct, it's ICE in Germany.
The record is 574 kmh done by a TGV in France.
3:15 “Booty blast bowls” 💀
Very nice Video usually Im sceptical when its a video about Europe by an american but this was well done :)
Bro went to Italy, and thinks that’s all of Europe 🤣
bonus of you bonus: the best european siren is the Barcelona ambulance! Great video its cool to see the point of view of the americans about Europe!
Comparing a country to a continent just to make it more fair is Diabolical
In Europe you can go out and walk where you want (except private property but town in Europe are built in a way you won't get in a private property). Even when you live in the city. In USA many complain they're trapped in their homes.
I'm sorry but the food is way better and more diverse than in the US. In the US the food is good but they put a lot more chemicals and stuff like that in it to make it taste good.
😅 He is being ironic. I thought his explanations hilarious because he is being a "clueless American" comparing "perfect" USA with "Europe" for comical reasons.
Bros never been to the U.S. we are called the melting pot of cultures in one country for a reason.
It’s sarcasm. Even Americans know that the quality of food os much better in Europe.
Not true European food suck!
@@idefyreality2.074nobody calls the US that
6:41 "Cancel"
No, please don't cancel. I am against cancel culture.
This is what I call "Power Abuse" he can film whatever he wants in a public place, one thing he needs to take control is not filming people and publishing without consent for privacy
Great journalism Global Things 🔥
Ayyy thanks bro 😂
People in Europa are in most countries much taller than Americans. Greece is indeed one of the exceptions. Mostly Northem European and West Balkan countries are tall.
Aren't French & Russian people also taller?
I saw many tall people in Moscow and Paris.
Most toilets have seats and include toilet paper. The fastest European trains reach up to 320 km/h in France and Spain.
Did you know that Italy doesn't represent all of Europe? Would be funny to see what you think of Eastern Europe
We don't talk about the balkans
Best channel on yt
I wouldn't consider American tap water "Safe" and by law, all restaurants have to provide you with free tap water.
Yeah to be fair I’ve spent most of my time in the South
Well, there are 35 countries in America, and each has different water quality. Argentina and Guatemala -just to name two countries of America, have very different infrastructure.
Great video. Come back to Europe!
most europeans speak british english instead of american english as we learn british english in schools, atleast in most countries I think, I for example can use both british and american english lol
also when it comes to height we don't say the part after the dot, so we don't say "I am 181.64 cm tall" but instead say "I am 181 cm tall"
European restaurants don't want you to know this but you can ask for a caraffe of water. It's gonna be a massive broke boy moment though.
Good content and humor, subscribed! :)
13:26 height measured in cm
Yea fr
Scandinavia is a bit different than the rest of Europe. For example in Sweden most people take “snus” instead of smoking
I would love to Se you in Norway and love your videos!
Overall a good video, made me laugh, thank you
Americans thinking that Europeans pay cheaper prices then in America:
European prices, we need your arms, legs, organs, skin, bones and you soul for the one bedroom apartment. Thank you for shopping in Deutschland.
Amazing Video greetings from Germany! 🇩🇪
Of course this video pops up as soon as I hold my tea. These darn Americans .
We don´t learn to speak "Amerikan" we learn to speak english and I mean the British English. Amerikan is not a real language it´s a modified version of the British English.
Btw: British English > American English
Great video!!
MISTA LEEEEEE 🥶🥶🔥🔥💪🔥💪🥶🥶
8:08 "my italian is absolutely perfecto"💀😭🙏
"European food is atrotious in comparasion to american food"
Me:I see you haven't been to the balkans
True
fr
American food is full of chemicals.
European food isn't.
Balkans, Italy, France all have delicious food
Great job fam
Fun fact: People from the Netherlands are the longest people in the world
I hope you mean the highest people in the world😬
By height? Or by something else?
😂😂😂 I would formulate that a bit different. I am a 1m92 Italian. In Northern Italy men are much taller than in the Southern part. Latvian girls are the tallest on earth. Dutch men are the tallest men followed by Belgian men.
@@omg_julius5294not "highest" you fake smart person, its called "tallest"
@@omg_julius5294or perhaps the tallest bruh
you said that Americans tend to be a little bit richer than europeans and yes average income is higher compared to here in Germany for example but you have to take into account that cost of living is lower here. Overall standard of living is higher here in Germany (but probably not in Italy though). You also have to take into account that there tend to be more very rich AND very poor people in the US. There is a bigger middle class in Western European countries
Median wealth per adult citizen IS MUCH higher in Italy than in Germany. ACTUALLY median wealth per adult citizen is MUCH higher in Italy than in the USA! 😊
Italy = 105 000 dollars per adult citizen
USA = 80000 dollars per adult citizen
Germany = 60 000 dollars per adult citizen.
@@Just_another_Euro_dude and 177 000 euros in france ^^
Are we talking about Europe the continent vs America the continent or vs the USA?
Europe VS the country America, but I don’t wanna fight over what’s better, i think there both good
@@UsBallVilockea24 I never knew a country called "America" ever existed... By the way, Americo Vespucio only explored the Atlantic coast of South America, and the first map with the name "America" on it, had it written over present day's Brazil.
@@estudiantes68 There's a reason why people use north and south to describe the continents if you tell people u live in the american continents there gonna ask which one
This was actually quite nuanced wow
man this is sick
The bottle caps are good, but it’s annoying to close them. If the hinges were a bit longer I’d be fine
A lot of these things are an EU thing for example the cap on the bottle thing. It doesn't exist outside the EU. Also, you definitely cannot drink tap water in places like Spain or Portugal, but Albania was fine. So the data isn't true, it is not the same in every place in the countries
One time i went to turkey (not in EU) and i got water bottles like that tho
That's a recent invention
In Spain EVERYBODY drinks tap water except on some places in mediterranean coast and the islands. In coast zones water is 100% safe but people prefer bottle water because it tastes better.
Usually Spanish Mediterranian villages have "hard" water. It tastes funny but it's completly safe. People visiting those places don't like the taste and we don't bother to offer it. But if you want to drink tap water in a restaurant or bar they have to give you tap water. I asure you it's totally safe.
I tend to not drink tap water when travelling because my stomach isn't adapted to the water of the place I visit and I want to see places, not the hotel's bathroom.
I’m Portuguese you can definitely drink tap water, depending on the region it can have more calcário so it’s isn’t the best taste but is safe, we have a lot of spring water that taste good.
At restaurants or cafés you can ask for a cup of water if you don’t buy anything they will think you are cheap but they need to give you
I don’t know who told you that you can’t drink our water.
In Ireland students learn irish and at least another language in school (usually french, german or spanish) . The sucess of it is debatable but hey its there, so its just the uk on this one
Thank you global man
Speaking of tap water in the Baltics, it's actually one of the safest waters to drink out of the tap and I genuinely have no idea why the map said differently
Did You know norway is the only place where You have clean tap water to drink from every sink in the entire country, not just the big cities?
That’s not true, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland have all clean tap water. In Belgium you could even drink toilet water, never tried it but it’s just as clean as tap water
Actually, the Netherlands has the cleanest tap water in the world.
Our toilet water is even cleaner than American bottled water.
Someplaces in europe tipping is rude cuz they see it like a way to boost the bisnuiss because the food or items are bad
?What ? makes no sence
Love from Pakistan brother❤
Here in italy tipping is not compulsory but it's polite to do it. In the south of Italy, where I live, people use to do it more; sometimes when I tip in Milan or in other cities in the North waiters don't understand why I'm giving them more money.
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Cool stuff bro, really funny. Where did you get the GP number plate from? ^^
It genuinely makes me mad how a third of what he said was assumptions, which were completely wrong.
Yeah this is why people should do their own research instead of listening to random kids on RUclips
We do not learn American as a foreign language in the Netherlands. We learn English.
11:25 you mean english?
4:51 Trust me the cap attached is really annoying especially as it scratches your lip. I'm 14 and if my parents order a beer for me at a restaurant the waiters really do not care🤣 Another thing is that people dress nicely mostly in Italy, in northern Europe they don't care at all and wear their super long white socks. Very accurate video though!
As a European with superiority in my blood I need to say it to you my fellow americans: WE HAVE FREE HEALTHCARE !!! :D
Maybe but our healthcare still is better for healing/curing you. It’s still overpriced though.
@@gabecollins5585 Good but overpriced healthcare...
@@KogamaStudio Yup
it is fake
The rehospitalization rate is 20% in the USA
15% in france
mortality in usa 78 years
in france 82 years
@@gabecollins5585 it fake in france we have a better life expectancy and a lower rehospitalization rate
As an Italian, I thank you for visiting my beautiful country!
Cool
Happy to see you in italy come back to us anytime you want!
its not 10 diffrences but 10 reasons why europe is better X_X.
the USA pays for them to have easier life
@@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwave yeah, by keeping war in ukraine that destorys european industry, bombing nord stream 2 and by driving europe away from making good deals with china. In exchange europe gets some useless NATO soldiers. USA is just paying for control over the region same with every USA ally, they get "safety" meanwhile USA can make them do whatever the hell they want them to do. Life in europe is easier bcs our goverments care about people instead of bar charts, military and corporations.
@@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwaveliterally not true tho? Where the hell did you get that idea from Lmaoo
You know its a bright day when global things uploaded
12:29 colour is the right answer not color