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Hi, I would maybe add as video tags: -Germany, -trains, -highspeed, -reaction, so that maybe more people will see them. I cannot add the symbol # in front of the words, otherwise TH-cam deletes my comment.

Graffiti is not art.

Toilet seat protectors are more contaminated than pure plastic due to their porosity... The bacteria spread through the air throughout the room and the porous paper acts like a reservoir.

17:15 I'm using Mbit/s and every Speedtest i know is using Mbit/s

I do hate graffiti too... vandalism is very common all over Europe... penalties aren't strikt enough. 😢

Airplanes and cars are not always on time either! Get well soon! Drink a warm beer before going to bed, I'll sleep like dead.

Fully agree, I despise graffiti

Some of the toilets are self-cleaning!

Its that time of the year...🎅 Maybe you could check out some german/european christmas markets

9:20 if you wanna learn more about german graffiti writing check out “Berlin Kidz” or the Mr. Paradox monography titled “Spiritual Letters”.

10 yrs!!! 🙄 I'll save myself the comment!

Hello 👋 🫂 Hot Milk🥛 with Honey 🍯 and get well soon! 🎉

The problem with Germany is they are very slow making infraestructure ,last 20 years to make 50 km of HSR .the stuttgar passing , come on germans speed up! And about graffitis here in europe they are considered art ,so is allowed ,give color ,at least they be of bad taste. And yes there are KFC everywhere. The best and fast trains are chinese! Hehe they run at 400 km/ h in europe 310 km/ h japanese 300 km/h

It‘s not 200€, it‘s just 68,20€. The entire Video is twisted in a mirror.

On high speed trains, all seats are always assigned. Therefore, when you buy a ticket, they tell you which seat you are going to get and you can also choose it yourself by looking at a floor plan of the train and the carriages, just like on a plane. Also, what you see in the video of people stretched out occupying two seats, I think it's because they bought one seat, and when they saw that after a while no one was occupying the other, they laid down because they were tired. It is also to be understood that many of the people who were stretched out or without shoes, are perhaps tourists or foreigners who do not respect the local rules of conduct or respect the locals. They may also be some young local people who nowadays have neither politeness nor respect for anything.

I don't think that 50-100 euros for a first class ticket Madrid-Barcelona is expensive at all. Bear in mind that the distance is more than 600 km (more than 372,823 miles) so we are not talking about a regional or short distance train like the ones in Switzerland. In Spain we also have many regional and short distance trains and therefore the prices are much cheaper and there are pass cards as in any public transport, but the AVE is a high speed train (not a normal one) and it also travels very long distances.

Hi, there is a video on youtube where an American man compares American Fanta with European Fanta, I don't know if you could check it. It's a quite silly topic, so I don't know if it fits in what you have in mind to make reactions, but it has a lot of views. The video is called: European vs American FANTA Comparison & Taste Test *Shocking Quality DIFFERENCE, by IWrocker channel. Thank you

You’re not 6 hours on the Madrid-Barcelona trip, but 2.5 hours to cover the 650 km between the two cities

Don’t you realise you’re moving at 300km per hour? What kind of WiFi do you get on a plane?

Don’t you realise you’re moving at 300km per hour? What kind of WiFi do you get on a plane?

The train in Spain runs mainly in the plane.

Nestle is swiss. KitKat has now moved from the UK to Nestle.

HOA what a scam!

Girona és la millor

US science, even NASA uses the metric system, is converted for the astronauts. Beverage industry, beauty products also partly, certainly confusing. Yes the decimal place, below zero, is marked with the comma in most of the countries of the world.

Muy buen video. Un saludo desde Asturias

Flights are also usually cheaper than the AVE in Spain. However, the AVE has serious advantages, for example: the stations are in the city centre and with metro stops nearby, so you don't need to take taxis or buses to get to the city. You don't need to arrive an hour early to board either. You can arrive minutes early, and you don't have to go packing your bags as they come in with you.

If you're into castles, maybe you'll enjoy Mount St. Michel and Neuschwanstein. Not that both play the same league but they are awesome. There are some 2500 castles just in Spain (es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexo:Castillos_de_Espa%C3%B1a) so, go figure... You might want to look for the Loire Route in France. Even "castle" means maybe too many different things.

This is by no means a fair depiction of what Spain has to offer. Maybe it's an acceptable suggestion for the typical tourist, but feels like saying Stephen King is a fair example of what literature is. Barcelona is much more than La Sagrada Familia. Valencia is waaaaay more then the Arts and Sciences City (specially the old city). I've been at El Prado just once. I realized one would need months to see just what's in there. I have the same feeling after seeing that.

The “ costa del sol” beach is not as full as can be on summer, when millions of turist come… spring is better if you dont want too much people arround. And not as hot when some areas can reach 40º C

Wir Deutschen sind konditioniert, unser eigenes Land abzulehnen. Ich bekomme Tränen in den Augen, vor Freude, dass andere Menschen Deutschland lieben. Denn Deutschland ist liebenswert ! Liebe Grüße aus Niedersachsen ❤

To be fair those graffiti look old and faded and it seems that the people doing it only do it by the riverbank and not on the town's walls. I understand that you don't like it (I don't like it there either), but at least it seems like they have some consideration. In many towns, the local government itself carries out projects with graffiti artists to fix and decorate walls in poor condition with big murals and it looks amazing.

I like American trains because they are old, they are old and they are the same ones we have seen in the movies from 40 years ago. I like old things.

No sabéis de qué habláis, en EEUU no hay más trenes rápidos porque a las compañías aéreas no les viene bien la competencia y los lobis tienen mucho poder, pero sería mucho más ecológico y e incluso en algunos casos más rápido, y lo que es seguro que más económico. Informaros un poco más, este señor seguro que viaja en primera y a horas punta, y le parece caro un viaje de 650 km por 50€ .

Spain❤💯💯👍👏👏👏👏

Wi-Fi conexión a Internet sin cable, y para conectar dispositivos inalámbricos entre ellos es BLUETOOTH, i think

España tiene el mejor sistema del mundo en trenes...no hay ningún país para comparar¡¡¡¡

El que hace estas comparaciones no es español es de Nueva Zelanda en dónde aún andan en carros de caballos y es curioso que habla sobre los congitos como algo racista....madre mía lo va a decir un Neozelandés, que vaya a la escuela a estudiar un poco de historia y que critique los genocidios ingleses en Oceanía¡¡¡ y eso que está casado con una española, no tiene respeto....pero lo invito a que se vaya de España a Inglaterra que allí no son racistas¡¡¡¡

Watching this from Madrid :)

9:10 Twenty five euros for that? No, no, they give you that for free with your beer.

During my stay in Spain I was able to take a mix of AVE, Ouigo, Iryo, and other train services like Euromed, media distancia, and general commuter trains. Iryo is truly the pinnacle of quality, professional, and comfortable high-speed train travel in Spain. Those seats were heaven to sit in from Valencia to Madrid! 🙌

Renfe que es la empresa española de ferrocarriles ha obtenido una concesión valorada en 5.560 millones de euros para construir la que será la primera línea de alta velocidad en Estados Unidos y que conectará las ciudades de Dallas-Forth Worth y Houston, en Texas, con una distancia de 386 kilómetros que se recorrerán en menos de 90 minutos.

Ok, this might seem a lavish showcase for foreigners, but trains in Spain have another side of the coin. On the one hand there's this world-class quality of high speed trains. But in order that they are profitable, these lines are only supposed to connect big cities, where business men or any other kind of high rent people can afford traveling in them. Whereas in other medium-sized or smaller cities just get a railway service of a 19 century era or a 3rd world country. The public budget invested on building the high speed network is depriving other areas of the country, less touristy, of having a good or decent basic train service. It doesn't need to be high speed, but just improve a stale network with decades of failures and deficiencies, not typical from a European country. Ok, there are motorways and good roads in compensation, but trains are an issue.

All High Speed Trains in Spain get same speed , no matter company or price . They have specially designed tracks to deal safely with that , all the way fenced both sides , and no raildoad crossings, stop in very few stations on the way , depends on route , and a few minutes , never in small cities or village , like Swiss trains ,thats weary... The toilet paper , is a SPARE roll , just in case ..... , there's another one in the right place .. Prices are like airfares , it depends on day of week , and time of dep. , and cheaper when bought in advance Possible to get tickets for as little as 9 euros for a 2 hour 25 min. trip ,and you get right in the city center By plane 1h.25min flight , but altogether , airport / checking/security etc etc etc, airport city of destination, almost 3 hours , and hand luggage only ... So the train is the winer . I booked a trip for next tuesday for only 15 E. at 02:00 pm , highest fare same day is 136 E. at 5:52 am ,same speed and duration both !And last seats available the early trip ¡¡¡¡

Swiss trains are definitely better, and their network is amazing. Insane level of operational planning. I don't know if there's a video in English, they call it Taktplan and it's a country wide synchronized schedule. However, Swiss trains primarily serve shorter distance travel between smaller towns. Spain is bigger and sparsely populated so speed for long distances is essential. The focus is more on private operators and promoting competition, which did drop prices somewhat in the last couple of years (or raise them during peak times as you saw)

La Granja de San Ildefonso is near Segovia, but it's an different town.

All seats are assigned on this trains

We take the fast trains INSTEAD airplanes... much more confortable and convenient...

The Swiss railroad is certainly the best in Europe, but without high-speed trains, it is too small and too dense. High-speed trains only make sense on longer routes.

The racist thing, wait when he came to a european country named Montenegro 🙈🤣