Great to have you back. But still, you were not arrested. Just because you had to go to the station with them, doesn't mean you were arrested. You just got charged. Had you been arrested, you would not have left the police station. Instead, you would be taken to a magistrate the next day or two who would decide, whether you are to be held in custody or not, and you would not have been able to return to the US in the first place.
When you want to succeed in Germany as an expat, you need the following: 1. Good German language skills *before* you come to Germany, at least on B2, better on C1 level. 2. Enough money to live for up to 6 months without any income. Today, that would be around 15 k USD, better 20 k. 3. Either a completed Bachelor, better a Master, or a finished and certified vocational training which will be recognized by German authorities, or at least three, better five, years uninterrupted experience in one trade (not in two or more trades) plus good letters of recommendation from your former employer(s). 4. If you can manage to find a job in Germany which pays at least 2 k € per month *before* you leave your home country, you can omit requirements 2 and 3, when you are of the risk taking type. If you loose this job within the first few months, what is easily possible, you will be back on start and should have requirements 2 and 3 available to avoid struggling for several years (unless you are quite lucky). 5. Make sure that your drivers licence will be accepted for a permanent stay in Germany *before* you come to Germany, when a car is important to your happiness or job plans. If you don't have any of this, especially number 1 and 3 of the list, you will inevitably struggle for at least 2 two 3 years and be prone to eventually going back to your home country, unless you are a pretty girl and confident that you will acquire a resourceful, nice and helpful partner easily. For attractive men that option will be of help as well, but it is not that easily available or as effective for some reason. Lastly, if you have no or very little German language skills, no significant quality training or job experience and no money, you better don't try to come to Germany for good right now. You will be on the bottom of the food chain and have a hard time to stay afloat without falling back to crime. Also, being successful as an entrepreneur with some kind of small business is much more difficult in Germany (and in most other European countries) than it is in Asia, Africa or the Americas. Germany is a fantastic country with many benefits, but it is neither Paradise on Earth nor Cockaigne.
@It`s okay. I wouldn't go so far to say it does not make sense. It's just quite risky, and you definitely should have a plan B you can fall back to, if the move to Germany does not work out as intended.
if youre willing to work hard as a nurde, learn german then you can get a vocational degree here. gemany is deserately looking for people to work in some sectors so much theyre looking atively in mexico, viename and other growing countries
That’s nonsense. I think he should just move to Hamburg or Berlin. There are so many jobs in English at most start-ups and companies here. Students are taking their classes in English only. I don’t think he will have any issues. The pandemic was rough everywhere.
@@pb6839 Some may in fact find a job or a place to study without any German language skills. But ask any expat in Germany (or watch some of their RUclips channels), that is not easy, and if you find such, you can call yourself very lucky. Of course, those people hardly will become part of the German society, they will more or less solely remain part of their expat community and the few Germans, who are active within it. If that's it what you are looking for, go for it. Just do yourself a favor and look for such an English speaking job _before_ you come to Germany. Good luck!
Wow.. Ich habe dich bereits vergessen. Dass du noch da bist, freut mich. Aber könntest du bitte ein wenig öfter mal was bringen? Das würde ich sehr zu schätzen wissen. Du bist ein guter Mensch, und ich will wissen, dass es dir gut geht.
Hey Chris! Sorry to see you leave Germany but I totally understand your reasons. I think it's really a great opportunity for your daughter. She's going to appreciate it in the future. I know I did, though I was a little older. Your mom must be exhilarated. Looking forward to your next videos.
Servus Soldier That little is such a cute gift, what a smile just amazing. A little break from Germany is not so bad to recover a little bit and get the needful energy back. If you like to come back to Germany, go to Hamburg or Berlin the more international cities, a lot more opportunities for a good work life balance.
Hey Kris, so sorry to hear that you moved back to the States, but I totally get your reasons, and I was always the one telling you to follow your heart. That´s what life is all about. I am happy for you. Follow your passion. Greetings from good ol´ Bavaria. ;-)
I'm glad you're back posting content. Through all of life's ups and downs, I'm confident you'll remain resilient and persevere. I'm really upset we didn't get a chance to connect and network once I arrived here in Germany. However I want you to know that you've provided me with some valuable advice and inspiration, just by watching your channel over time. That's helped me get over some anxieties about starting my RUclips Channel here in Deutschland!
Spanish is another language family, it won't help you much with german. Dutch for example is similar to german, but if I was you I would just learn german by trying to connect it with english, both languages are pretty similar
Well 1st I have to say, this was great like all the time, great to see you back with new content!!! And 2. F*** what happend in germany, focus on the great things in life now ❤ Soldier of life, iam your biggest fan!!!! Let's gooooooo
Germany is not perfect. And when it comes to law and things like papers - well - it is a bureaucratic monster ): we have a very old series "Asterix and Obelix" there is this thing called "Passierschein A38" - it kinda explains it very well :D
I'm assuming that due to YT algorithms, you came on my feed, as I have never heard of you. Anyways I wish you the best in your Journey. My Father (rip) was a US Marine Vietnam War Veteran. Majority of his assignments were in the Asia/South Pacific area. That's why I'm relocating to that said area.🙂 I traveled a lot during my youth. I went to High School in Spain and visited/lived in a couple other European Countries (Deutschland not included). Exposure in my youth towards other places/cultures was the best. As I have so many friends that are complacent and the thought of leaving the US is scary to them. They NEVER had travel exposure during their youth. So congrats on your plans with your Family. I subscribed, as I'd like to know, how your journey is coming, along. Best wishes.🌍👍🏾🇩🇪
That means alot to me thank you for checking out my video and my channel!!! Oh yeah traveling is everything but now with this corona crisis germany will probably come up with a new lockdown. I wouldn't be surprised!!! I wish you all the best! Stay tuned
I think you a great father and you just trying to do what makes you happy and what you think is right at that moment. There will be always people that have to say some stupid stuff or being judgemental but yeah we can not change the world so.. Dont let negativity get to you!!! And hell yeah do that shyt!!! Van life is cool af!!!! Everything happens for a reason and we only live once so do whatever makes you happy Kris!!!! 🙏🏽
Hey Kris nice to see you again! I don't think I knew you had a child, but that's great! I didn't grow up with much of a connection to my cousins on either side of the family, we only saw the German part of the family once or twice a year, and the Americans like once every three years. I sometimes wonder how my life had been different if I hadn't been the only kid in class who didn't have a relative in the same village. Maybe I would have been bullied less, maybe more...
NICOLAIIII my friend!!! Good to see you here. Hope all is well?! Thanks for reaching out! Yes she turns 5 tmw actually. She been in a few videos here on yt. Yeah I think its important for kids to see it all and specially give them a chance to meet the rest of the family!!! But I feel u brother
@@Soldier_of_Life then happy bday to your little one! We're doing fine but the ZBFS has halted our BayFamG because my wife's Aufenthaltstitel ended last month and her new document hasn't arrived yet. Germany is thorough, albeit slow with this kind of stuff 😂. When you return to Deutschland you still owe us a visit in Bayreuth - hopefully Covid will be over then
Good video....life is a journey. Enjoy the journey every step of the way. Stay well. You are an awesome dad, person and man of the world. Good content.
Culture shock hit you late, but hit you really hard. Germany can be really rough to start out. You were so enthusiastic about life here, I was wondering when the other shoe would drop and the "honeymoon phase" would be over. I'm glad it still was a stepping stone on your journey and it didn't end up a complete wash. Sometimes we go away in order to come back and come back differently. All the best for you and your family!
Yeah, man, I can't find work in Amberg either. It is hard to get into anything. Positions say you need B2 or C1, but I can't get into a B2 course because I don't have a job and can't get a job without B2, lol. I hope to get an Ausbildung position for next year since I am about to finish with Uni. Good luck with your goals, though, and enjoy being back in that Florida sun!
Live your life the way you see fit! I have been following you for quite some time, I also know the ´´homesick´´ feeling, living in both countries. Your girlfriend is a keeper, supporting you like she did shows unconditional Love. I am sure she also had ´´break downs´´ dealing with German bureaucracy, while integrating you into the German community. I would love to speak with her one day, if it is okay with her. Woman to Woman! :) I don´t live far from Amberg............it would be interesting having conversations about living in Germany and the U.S and the ups and downs supporting someone in a different country. Christmas time greetings from my house to yours!
Thank you for reaching out. Means alot. Oh yeah sure you can write her if you want. Email or instagram? Yeah homesick is never a great thing... but thank you for still supporting!!! 🙌🏾
@@Soldier_of_Life Thanks Kris! Email or Instagram, it doesn´t matter. How can I write you a private message for my info? If your girlfriend is on Instagram, I can contact her there too....
I don't think learning Spanish will help you much with German as both derived from a different origin. Spanish for example is part of the italic/roman-language family, like Italian or in some parts French. German has its own family with languages like Dutch and Danish, but in the end it might help you with improving your "learning-technics".
Sup Man, glad you back state side. I been in Germany almost 6 years, married a German woman, as a Computer Network Administrator, you'd think getting a job would be easy right? No sir, my German was and is sh*t, it took a long fu*king time to get a job don't even get me started on the driving license. I finally got them both but mannnn German bureaucracy is no joke. I'm thinking about leaving too maybe somewhere in Africa this time. Wish you all the best. I think you made the right decision.
Thanks for reaching out brother. Yeah sometimes life goes different than u have planned. But everything happens for a reason right. I wish yall the best!!!! Thanks man..much preciated
I recommend you move to Köln (Cologne) when you come back :). It's not a beautiful city on the outside, but very beautiful on the inside! A very open-minded, tolerant city with friendly people, a fun place to live!
Yes couple months ago. But I came back to germany I was in usa for 2 months, I thought I would stay. But went back! But thank you for checking it out! 😊
I'm sorry but out of everywhere in Europe I don't like Germany or France . The chicks there were very stuck up , waaaaay more than the women in the states .
It's called self confidence. It's called strong women. Knowing one's worth. And not expecting a guy to pay on a date. And no diamond ring. Plus, we do have style here. If that's stuck up, I am proud of being European.
Germany can be a touch place! You should definitely move to a bigger city, for me even nuremberg was too small as a creator and people have different perspectives. what I can tell you after my 2 years travel within and around germany without home, you have to stick to your idea, and motivate people. Germans need others they do not life like people in the us, who have storys and a dream. in germany people often just dreaming to get their home bevor they are old and that's it. And if you want to do more people even try to hold you back,...
Nürnberg is a huge city, I’m confused why you suggest it is too small. I think he would be better if in a bigger German-American community in Germany like Kaiserslautern or Wiesbaden
Good luck back in America! You'll need it. Just think what might have happened had you been stopped by the police in the US? Yes when you move to another country, you need to be prepared for it. Sounds like you weren't. I am retired, however if for some reason I wanted to work, in my profession here, I would not be able to. I do not have the credentials required! Sad it did not work out. I think you made a big mistake, especially the way things are going right now, back in the US. For some reason I never heard you mention you had a daughter.
You're calling that getting into trouble for a bike? You have to stick to the laws of a country you live in. Get informed. You just paid a fine, you do not even have a record in Germany. And I am surprised with a German gf you thought you'd be going to jail. Nvm. Best of luck anyway. Wherever you finally decide to stay.
Great to have you back. But still, you were not arrested. Just because you had to go to the station with them, doesn't mean you were arrested. You just got charged. Had you been arrested, you would not have left the police station. Instead, you would be taken to a magistrate the next day or two who would decide, whether you are to be held in custody or not, and you would not have been able to return to the US in the first place.
WoW. I lived in a van in LA for over 2 years before I moved to Köln last year. Enjoy the adventure!
When you want to succeed in Germany as an expat, you need the following:
1. Good German language skills *before* you come to Germany, at least on B2, better on C1 level.
2. Enough money to live for up to 6 months without any income. Today, that would be around 15 k USD, better 20 k.
3. Either a completed Bachelor, better a Master, or a finished and certified vocational training which will be recognized by German authorities, or at least three, better five, years uninterrupted experience in one trade (not in two or more trades) plus good letters of recommendation from your former employer(s).
4. If you can manage to find a job in Germany which pays at least 2 k € per month *before* you leave your home country, you can omit requirements 2 and 3, when you are of the risk taking type. If you loose this job within the first few months, what is easily possible, you will be back on start and should have requirements 2 and 3 available to avoid struggling for several years (unless you are quite lucky).
5. Make sure that your drivers licence will be accepted for a permanent stay in Germany *before* you come to Germany, when a car is important to your happiness or job plans.
If you don't have any of this, especially number 1 and 3 of the list, you will inevitably struggle for at least 2 two 3 years and be prone to eventually going back to your home country, unless you are a pretty girl and confident that you will acquire a resourceful, nice and helpful partner easily. For attractive men that option will be of help as well, but it is not that easily available or as effective for some reason.
Lastly, if you have no or very little German language skills, no significant quality training or job experience and no money, you better don't try to come to Germany for good right now. You will be on the bottom of the food chain and have a hard time to stay afloat without falling back to crime. Also, being successful as an entrepreneur with some kind of small business is much more difficult in Germany (and in most other European countries) than it is in Asia, Africa or the Americas. Germany is a fantastic country with many benefits, but it is neither Paradise on Earth nor Cockaigne.
These are very good points!!! Thank you so much for that!!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
@It`s okay. I wouldn't go so far to say it does not make sense. It's just quite risky, and you definitely should have a plan B you can fall back to, if the move to Germany does not work out as intended.
if youre willing to work hard as a nurde, learn german then you can get a vocational degree here. gemany is deserately looking for people to work in some sectors so much theyre looking atively in mexico, viename and other growing countries
That’s nonsense. I think he should just move to Hamburg or Berlin. There are so many jobs in English at most start-ups and companies here. Students are taking their classes in English only. I don’t think he will have any issues. The pandemic was rough everywhere.
@@pb6839 Some may in fact find a job or a place to study without any German language skills. But ask any expat in Germany (or watch some of their RUclips channels), that is not easy, and if you find such, you can call yourself very lucky. Of course, those people hardly will become part of the German society, they will more or less solely remain part of their expat community and the few Germans, who are active within it. If that's it what you are looking for, go for it. Just do yourself a favor and look for such an English speaking job _before_ you come to Germany. Good luck!
Wow.. Ich habe dich bereits vergessen. Dass du noch da bist, freut mich. Aber könntest du bitte ein wenig öfter mal was bringen? Das würde ich sehr zu schätzen wissen. Du bist ein guter Mensch, und ich will wissen, dass es dir gut geht.
Hey Chris! Sorry to see you leave Germany but I totally understand your reasons.
I think it's really a great opportunity for your daughter. She's going to appreciate it in the future. I know I did, though I was a little older.
Your mom must be exhilarated.
Looking forward to your next videos.
Servus Soldier
That little is such a cute gift, what a smile just amazing.
A little break from Germany is not so bad to recover a little bit and get the needful energy back.
If you like to come back to Germany, go to Hamburg or Berlin the more international cities, a lot more opportunities for a good work life balance.
Or cologne. The absolut nicest people I have ever met. Can really recommend it.
Hey Kris, so sorry to hear that you moved back to the States, but I totally get your reasons, and I was always the one telling you to follow your heart. That´s what life is all about. I am happy for you. Follow your passion. Greetings from good ol´ Bavaria. ;-)
I'm glad you're back posting content. Through all of life's ups and downs, I'm confident you'll remain resilient and persevere. I'm really upset we didn't get a chance to connect and network once I arrived here in Germany. However I want you to know that you've provided me with some valuable advice and inspiration, just by watching your channel over time. That's helped me get over some anxieties about starting my RUclips Channel here in Deutschland!
That means alot to me brother!!! Yeah that sucks we never met..but who knows when we come back, I let ya know!!!
Stat safe!!!
Spanish is another language family, it won't help you much with german. Dutch for example is similar to german, but if I was you I would just learn german by trying to connect it with english, both languages are pretty similar
Well 1st I have to say, this was great like all the time, great to see you back with new content!!! And 2. F*** what happend in germany, focus on the great things in life now ❤ Soldier of life, iam your biggest fan!!!! Let's gooooooo
Germany is not perfect. And when it comes to law and things like papers - well - it is a bureaucratic monster ):
we have a very old series "Asterix and Obelix" there is this thing called "Passierschein A38" - it kinda explains it very well :D
"Asterix und Obelix" is a french comic
@@harzerkas7959It's available outside France.
Sad to hear that you leave. But I wish you good luck on your way.
I'm assuming that due to YT algorithms, you came on my feed, as I have never heard of you. Anyways I wish you the best in your Journey. My Father (rip) was a US Marine Vietnam War Veteran. Majority of his assignments were in the Asia/South Pacific area. That's why I'm relocating to that said area.🙂
I traveled a lot during my youth. I went to High School in Spain and visited/lived in a couple other European Countries (Deutschland not included). Exposure in my youth towards other places/cultures was the best. As I have so many friends that are complacent and the thought of leaving the US is scary to them. They NEVER had travel exposure during their youth. So congrats on your plans with your Family.
I subscribed, as I'd like to know, how your journey is coming, along. Best wishes.🌍👍🏾🇩🇪
That means alot to me thank you for checking out my video and my channel!!!
Oh yeah traveling is everything but now with this corona crisis germany will probably come up with a new lockdown. I wouldn't be surprised!!! I wish you all the best! Stay tuned
Keep hustling! Don't stop. Get it. Get it!
Looking forward to having you in Berlin. See ya down the road!
Just the best for you ❤️
I think you a great father and you just trying to do what makes you happy and what you think is right at that moment.
There will be always people that have to say some stupid stuff or being judgemental but yeah we can not change the world so..
Dont let negativity get to you!!!
And hell yeah do that shyt!!! Van life is cool af!!!!
Everything happens for a reason and we only live once so do whatever makes you happy Kris!!!! 🙏🏽
Bro ich hoffe dir geht es jetzt besser in America, habe dich mal gesehen und fand dich voll cool ngl. Viel glück mit deinem neuem Leben!!
Aaaaah Kris 🤗. Dankeschön für das Video und die Info 😀👍👍👍.
Hey Kris nice to see you again! I don't think I knew you had a child, but that's great! I didn't grow up with much of a connection to my cousins on either side of the family, we only saw the German part of the family once or twice a year, and the Americans like once every three years. I sometimes wonder how my life had been different if I hadn't been the only kid in class who didn't have a relative in the same village. Maybe I would have been bullied less, maybe more...
NICOLAIIII my friend!!! Good to see you here. Hope all is well?! Thanks for reaching out! Yes she turns 5 tmw actually. She been in a few videos here on yt. Yeah I think its important for kids to see it all and specially give them a chance to meet the rest of the family!!! But I feel u brother
@@Soldier_of_Life then happy bday to your little one! We're doing fine but the ZBFS has halted our BayFamG because my wife's Aufenthaltstitel ended last month and her new document hasn't arrived yet. Germany is thorough, albeit slow with this kind of stuff 😂. When you return to Deutschland you still owe us a visit in Bayreuth - hopefully Covid will be over then
Damn its been a while.... glad you are back...or gone... very confusing XD Hope you come back
6:57 - Ein Eichhörnchen kam rechts im Bild den Baum herunter (:
Good video....life is a journey. Enjoy the journey every step of the way. Stay well. You are an awesome dad, person and man of the world.
Good content.
Thank you. Much preciated!!!!!
@@Soldier_of_Life Do you have Solider of Life merchandise we can buy from you?
Culture shock hit you late, but hit you really hard. Germany can be really rough to start out. You were so enthusiastic about life here, I was wondering when the other shoe would drop and the "honeymoon phase" would be over. I'm glad it still was a stepping stone on your journey and it didn't end up a complete wash. Sometimes we go away in order to come back and come back differently. All the best for you and your family!
Thank you! Yeah I can agree on that.. everything went well tho
Your Ford and my G20 would make a stylish van village. Make sure to ship it over when you come back. I can show you all the good spots.
You talking about giving your daughter the opportunity to get connected to her whole family gave me goosebumps. You're such an amazing parent!
wish you the best mate!
Thank you. Same to you
Yeah, man, I can't find work in Amberg either. It is hard to get into anything. Positions say you need B2 or C1, but I can't get into a B2 course because I don't have a job and can't get a job without B2, lol. I hope to get an Ausbildung position for next year since I am about to finish with Uni. Good luck with your goals, though, and enjoy being back in that Florida sun!
Live your life the way you see fit! I have been following you for quite some time, I also know the ´´homesick´´ feeling, living in both countries. Your girlfriend is a keeper, supporting you like she did shows unconditional Love. I am sure she also had ´´break downs´´ dealing with German bureaucracy, while integrating you into the German community. I would love to speak with her one day, if it is okay with her. Woman to Woman! :) I don´t live far from Amberg............it would be interesting having conversations about living in Germany and the U.S and the ups and downs supporting someone in a different country. Christmas time greetings from my house to yours!
Thank you for reaching out. Means alot. Oh yeah sure you can write her if you want. Email or instagram?
Yeah homesick is never a great thing... but thank you for still supporting!!! 🙌🏾
@@Soldier_of_Life Thanks Kris! Email or Instagram, it doesn´t matter. How can I write you a private message for my info? If your girlfriend is on Instagram, I can contact her there too....
Her name is missqueenmar on ig! 😊
I don't think learning Spanish will help you much with German as both derived from a different origin. Spanish for example is part of the italic/roman-language family, like Italian or in some parts French. German has its own family with languages like Dutch and Danish, but in the end it might help you with improving your "learning-technics".
We miss ya... hope u coming back soon 🙂 till then... take good care 🙃👍🏾
Check out if there is a Goethe Institute close by. They have amazing course.
Im so sorry to hear that I hope you will come back to germany such a fine person
Vielen Dank. Ich komme wieder ☺
Great Story.
Ich finde dich sehr mutig.
💪 👍
You can have it all brotha...I ain't NEVA going back!
Good.luck maybe yiu are lucky here in europe we gonna have tough winter i suppose
Sup Man, glad you back state side. I been in Germany almost 6 years, married a German woman, as a Computer Network Administrator, you'd think getting a job would be easy right? No sir, my German was and is sh*t, it took a long fu*king time to get a job don't even get me started on the driving license. I finally got them both but mannnn German bureaucracy is no joke. I'm thinking about leaving too maybe somewhere in Africa this time.
Wish you all the best. I think you made the right decision.
Thanks for reaching out brother. Yeah sometimes life goes different than u have planned. But everything happens for a reason right.
I wish yall the best!!!! Thanks man..much preciated
Good video bro...welcome back to the states
I recommend you move to Köln (Cologne) when you come back :). It's not a beautiful city on the outside, but very beautiful on the inside! A very open-minded, tolerant city with friendly people, a fun place to live!
Wenn du dich wieder nach Deutschland bewegt hast .meldest du dich gefälligst du verrückter Kerl😀
😂 haha ja natürlich werde ich das tun mein freund 🙏🏽
I'm a come back and watch this, damn RUclips didn't notify
happy for you bro
Reisende soll man nicht aufhalten...
that music is far to loud ;-) the background stuff around 3:00
I actually enjoyed it
Thank you so much!!!!
Didn't you already make a video about this?
Yes couple months ago. But I came back to germany I was in usa for 2 months, I thought I would stay. But went back! But thank you for checking it out! 😊
Love you'r channel bruh . Do you speak German ?
Danke. Ja ein bisschen ☺
good choice going back to florida , it feel like it is just getting worse here
You watched Yellowstone in Germany.
Me, watching the video:
"Hm...aha...yeah...makes sense...yeah...I feel ya...hm...SQUIRREL!...yeah...right...THERE! AGAIN! AAAAAWWW...aha...good idea...hm...right...SQUIRREL!!!...yeah, makes senses..."
😂😂
I'm sorry but out of everywhere in Europe I don't like Germany or France . The chicks there were very stuck up , waaaaay more than the women in the states .
It's called self confidence. It's called strong women. Knowing one's worth. And not expecting a guy to pay on a date. And no diamond ring. Plus, we do have style here.
If that's stuck up, I am proud of being European.
Germany can be a touch place!
You should definitely move to a bigger city, for me even nuremberg was too small as a creator and people have different perspectives. what I can tell you after my 2 years travel within and around germany without home, you have to stick to your idea, and motivate people. Germans need others they do not life like people in the us, who have storys and a dream. in germany people often just dreaming to get their home bevor they are old and that's it. And if you want to do more people even try to hold you back,...
Nürnberg is a huge city, I’m confused why you suggest it is too small. I think he would be better if in a bigger German-American community in Germany like Kaiserslautern or Wiesbaden
Good luck back in America! You'll need it. Just think what might have happened had you been stopped by the police in the US? Yes when you move to another country, you need to be prepared for it. Sounds like you weren't. I am retired, however if for some reason I wanted to work, in my profession here, I would not be able to. I do not have the credentials required! Sad it did not work out. I think you made a big mistake, especially the way things are going right now, back in the US. For some reason I never heard you mention you had a daughter.
Thank you. I have been stopped baaaack in the day..of course its all worse here in the US. No lie. I agree.
Oh I have a couple videos with my daughter
What wireless mic system is that?
Why did you get arrested ?
They stopped me for my ebike. Paid a fine.
You're calling that getting into trouble for a bike? You have to stick to the laws of a country you live in. Get informed. You just paid a fine, you do not even have a record in Germany. And I am surprised with a German gf you thought you'd be going to jail. Nvm.
Best of luck anyway. Wherever you finally decide to stay.
With all your restructuring make sure you anchor ⚓ your soul to Jesus, submit to him and he will guide your life and protect you and your Family