About Cheerleader and Germany: We have something similar in some parts of germany, at least it reminds me about cheerleading. Every City, Town and whatever which has a "Karneval-Tradition" has also "Funkemariechen". It's not about sports, but they do similar acrobatics and wear extreme short skirts etc
The "classic hydrant" (Überflurhydrant) can only be used in warm regions because they would freeze at low temperatures. But in my childhood in Germany I also saw several Überflurhydrants. According to German Wikipedia they still seem to be used here.
No, that's not right. In the past, there were only above-ground hydrants in Germany that were no more likely to freeze in winter than the underground hydrants. Only after connecting the hose and pumping does the extinguishing water reach the upper area. According to the cold justification, there should be no above-ground hydrants in northern America. The reason why people have switched to underground hydrants is, on the one hand, for safety reasons and to save space. The hydrants are not damaged in the event of an accident. And the space is freed up that would otherwise be permanently occupied by the fire hydrant.
@@voiceinthewilderness7596 I know. Old hydrants which have not been replaced by flush mounted ones on the streets or walkways. Some are beeing kept for the historic significance. It is the US that is behind the curve in nearly every aspect regarding public life.
Regarding "Gridgirls" (ladies holding umbrellas for race riders, being scantily dressed while doing so) - they are no longer a thing in racing events. Most racing events don't have them any longer or replaced them with young men and women in just normal corporate sportsgear, indicating the racing team accordingly. Toned down for the same reasons we look sceptically at chearleaders.
Did you ever see a fight (Boxkampf)? It's usually 12 rounds I think. and in every break between the rounds you will see a half naked girl, standing in the ring and holding up the number of the next round 😂 so we also do have this kind of entertainment in Germany.
US mega-churches, football games, political rallies etc. are like concerts😂 That's how they attract the gullible crowds. The people are basically just "there for the entertainment"
Re: fire hydrants It is less about better for fighting fire and more about being better for Germany. For one the subterran fire hydrants do not freeze over and do require much less mechanical wizardry to ensure that. They also won't fall victim to some car or truck or whatever. It is much more about the time the fire hydrant is not used than about the time it is being used. Also, the German variant is of course better. Kidding aside, I think the German version is just another case of German infrastructure being more ...I do not know if "sophisticated" is the right word, but I would put the subterran fire hydrant in the same category as the ground cables instead of cable on wooden poles. Germany spends more on putting its infrastructure underground so it is less vulnerable to bad weather.
I grew up in New England and the above ground hydrant on the corner of our garden never froze over even in well blow freezing temps. I lived there 20 years. I don’t think that is the reason.
@@calise8783 You can build the hydrants so they do not freeze over. You basically put a mostly hollow, empty hydrant above ground which only gets flooded when you are using it. But that is more expensive already than a simple filled hydrant which would react quite badly to cold. Germany just went on step further and did away with the fixed hydrants for mobile ones stashed on fire trucks. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrant#/media/Datei:Hydrantenaufbau_schmatisch.svg Above is a link to a schematic for both a proper "dry" hydrant, which would be immune to the cold, and a Standrohr/Unterflur/subterran hydrant. As you can see what is beneath the ground is basically identical.
Never heard of mega churches before, mind blown. Though from the pictures and description alone they remind me more of a circus x'D. I'm speechless. But then again, it fits what you said about a need for entertainment and people's short attention spans.
Donation to a church are tax deductible in Germany also. Catholic and Lutheran „state churches“ have the automatic deduction from your paycheck, but other free churches do not. However I have never heard of huge donations here that make millionaires out of the pastors.
Im germany in other „free“ churches donations are also tax deductible. If the church is registered as an association, you get a donation receipt at the end of the year or at the beginning of the next.
B moin Arno! Vorhin waren 34° auf dem Balkon! Schwitz! Und meine Frau ist mit ihrem Motorrad im Weserbergland, Motorrad fahren, Leder Klamotten, Hitze, Schwitz!😅
Its a question of capacity for water , a hydrant classic , you can see similar in US means it can fit in 2 C tubes fill with watering pressure , underfloor connect „always a b“ a bigger sice or more c sice tubes for more water and more separate tubes at Aktion. But there are a lot of classic Hydrant specially in coutry side of Germany 🇩🇪
I’ve only seen cheerleaders at football and basketball games here in the US. Baseball doesn’t have cheerleaders to my knowledge; usually there’s just a mascot. Nor soccer - as you say, halftime just isn’t long enough, although often there’s some kind of 15-minute performance at halftime by local musicians or dancers depending on the occasion. And yes, we Americans expect to be entertained from start to finish!
Something I didn’t see…but I don’t know about the whole country because we were in the Essen area…but it was shocking to me as an American not to see police cars driving all around! I only saw one in the whole three months. No matter where I go in the states it’s normal to see police cars driving around everyday. I’m going to Düsseldorf in Jan so it will be interesting to see if it’s the same like Essen.
That‘s everywhere in Germany, as far as I know. I haven‘t lived everywhere, but in different parts, bigger citys, smaller ones, country side, not country side, north, south….. Police cars, ambulance, fire trucks are seen so seldom, that it is a „treat“ for kids, if one does come around. Like „oh look, a police car, cool!“
In Hamburg fährt die Polizei viel Streife. Fußstreifen sind selten in den Stadtteilen, Ausnahmen: auf St. Pauli und in St. Georg. In und um den Hauptbahnhof gibt es Polizeistreifen (Landes- und Bundespolizei gemeinsam, in zivil und uniformiert). Nur weil man wenig Polizei sieht, bedeutet es nucht, dass keine gegenwärtig ist.
@@robert48719 So you're just assuming that I'm stupid? Do you always just assume someone is stupid when they don't know one particular thing that you know? Do you even realise how superficial that makes you look? Not everyone is paying attention to those little signs that aren't relevant to them.
Why should we have cheerleaders? We don't have that many breaks in our sports to watch them as you noticed. In your fast paced sports you don't have cheerleaders either -- or at least I have never seen them in an ice hockey rink. 🙂
Nope, Hockey you will most likely just have a mascot but we do have a hockey team here in South West Florida and they have a group of women called the Everbabes (Everglades Florida- the joke) and they are the hockey dance team.
What happened with the alligator would be seen as an insane thing to do here. The only people ive encountered pushing more just to create annoyance were not really with it mentally, i am not joking. one of our apartment neighbours was like that, she eventually got thrown out by the landlord. And yes, that was not easy!
Then we have to give back the huge church owned former states (where the church (bishop) where the "King". The special treatment of the two chrisitna churches is because after WW1 they changed the massive land areas owned by the curches with "forever" privileges (like the chuch tax).
Another thing you will not find in Germany: Alligators! I would have run far if I even saw one! If I even knew there was one anywhere near where I lived my first thought would be "Move! Move far away!"
@@HayleyAlexis Maybe! But I also have to say I just recently learned how to tell apart alligators and crocodiles! So I guess I still wouldn't feel so sure if it were really "just" an alligator. Especially given that I don't really know much about alligators either.
@@HayleyAlexis Yeah, probably (and hopefully!) they are - which is why you shouldn't feed them. But replace feeding and throwing stones at an alligator with any other stupid and dangerous behavior, doing that thing again just to actively piss you off after you told them they shouldn't (and why) is something you may encounter in Germany as well. Actually I even thought this is a typically German trait ;) - but its probably just part of the human condition...
Sorry, Hayley, but I need to correct you about the cheerleading. You can see cheerleaders on the basketball games in Europe (at least in Southern Europe).
In the past, there were only above-ground hydrants in Germany that were no more likely to freeze in winter than the underground hydrants. Only after connecting the hose and pumping does the extinguishing water reach the upper area. According to the cold justification, there should be no above-ground hydrants in northern America. The reason why people have switched to underground hydrants is, on the one hand, for safety reasons and to save space. The hydrants are not damaged in the event of an accident. And the space is freed up that would otherwise be permanently occupied by the fire hydrant.
Fire hydrants were very common in Germany until some years ago, when they were done under ground. We don't need Cheerleader, because the crouwd cheers enough. The watchers cheer the sportspeople. Because of this, there never was a cause to have Cheerleaders. It has to do with sports culture, but not completely the way proposed in the video.
Beeing ashamed and beeing aware of breaking the law is really something still in german nature. If they are called up,at least they excuse or feel guilty. And correcting each other is part of " same right or same rules for everybody ".it's mutual education.
Fight with an Alligator is not a good Idea. This Guy seems to be a survival Brain Donator. 🤣 I always see the Hydrants in the Floor, but don´t know what they are. Cheerleader at a Soccergame will not work. Not enough Time. Greetings from Austria. (Next Time i write in German for you, for Practice)😉
In my village (in Germany) there is still one old classic red fire hydrant. And no. I didn't knew those signs mean fire hydrant. I WISH I learned thst ins school. But they chose to rather teach us useless stuff... Like religion.. 😭 But nvm. I love your content! And I just burst out laughing when you mentioned the attention span of an american. Because wow.. You don't know how many Germans I know that have bad attention span! 😅
About do not feeding animals, in this case, that is a law as you are showing, anyone can look to stop people from doing it. I would call the police too, I think.
We don't have fire hydrants in Germany? *stares confusedly out of her window at the bright red fire hydrant. Whut? We definitely still have them. At least in rural Germany.
Standrohr was pronounced right. You roll your Rs so much, it's funny.😅 Still 👍 correct. I also didn't know those signs were there for a hydrant. I'm in my 30s. Because you are not being told around here. Nowhere. If you know a firefighter, you may. I know several firefighters and still didn't know.😂
You are obsessed- that is what obsession is. You continuously watch my videos, say something rude, and continue the cycle... It is a mental illness of some sort 🥴 please go touch some grass and breath some fresh air...
Oh, Hayley, I would hardly agree that you were being a Karen. Karens are excessively _demanding_ women who complain out of a fondness for their own _voice._ What you were doing, there, was demonstrating a little awareness of and appreciation for local laws and an understanding of basic ecology. No, don't mess with alligators, because any given alligator has probably _been_ there for a while and will probably be there for a while _yet,_ and anything you do might change that alligator's behavior toward human beings in the _future._ That makes it _everyone's_ business.
If U would talk 2 me U will hear stories like making up words like Rohrenarbeit which sounds legit, aber kein Deutscher would recognize the Ami slang "Pipe Job"! 😂😂😂
The Überflurhydrants are also used in Germany. As a former firefighter i used both. The version "below ground" = Unterflur / Above ground = Überflur. The type that we used in my hometown was the Fallmantel version Link: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Ueberflurhydrant_fallmantel.jpg
Why should one know symbols ment for fire fighters? It has absolutly no implication for normal people, unlike in US. It's in the middle of the street so nobody is ever parking on it. And it looks nicer ( invisible) . Of course access takes 30 seconds more in germany, but that's accepted.
I know about the meaning of those sings since i was maybe 6 years. I was curious and asked my parents. They told me. And they have nothing to do with fireworkers.
Aside your wonderful content: you're wearing the most beautiful glasses of the entire world! They fit you so undeniably well! Viele liebe Grüße aus Deutschland!!!!!!! 🥰
I can agree with you on that.... I believe it is the energy of Germans/Europeans in the stands that make sports so interesting... I think Germans tend to only get crazy a few times and during popular soccer matches is one of those times :p
This pissing eachother off is so childish, I can't believe, that it's a thing there... all the sudden Trumpism seems to me like it's just the tip of the iceberg :D And me, Caren (:D), know hydrants as they were. Being 57 has its perks after all 😂
@HayleyAlexis again i come with love lol, I was just curious cause I've been watching ur videos since 2017 when I lived in Germany, but I've been back in the states since 2020. Just thought it would be cool to see u talk about other things. Peace
@supersonik76 TH-cam is full of creators that talk about exactly what you are expecting.... They are just one search and click away. I personally find peace in making these videos
Hayley,you just can’t fix stupid. Why in the name of common sense would anyone mess with a large reptile that can/could consume you ?! 🤦🏽♀️ I live in Wisconsin and know it’s illegal to feed alligators for eff sakes. Mega churches are usually evangelical,at least that’s what I’ve noticed. Stay safe and watch them gators 😉😎. Cheers
I am the delegated alligator protector in Florida.... I don't know why I love them so much but they are so freaking cool and such an important piece of Florida and if every idiot messes with them we will no longer have them in our life... People's children will only be able to read about them in books instead of seeing them out in the wild
@chaoskind9012 I am waiting for the weather to get a little cooler because it is way too hot to be outside at the moment but I can add that to the list :)
These German cheerleading arguments are crazy. I mean they aren't forced to do it, right? And so far that I understand to a lot of girls it's a great accomplishment, which they are working hard for. Really, sometimes I wished my people would cool down once in a while
I never understood the concept of cheer leaders. What is their purpose? I think most Germans think they are distracting from the main purpose, the game. In Germany and Europe political correctness is a big thing. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes it’s too much, so what. Feminist groups complain all the time about the exploitation of women, that is the result. Long story short, we do not appreciate cheer leaders generally though they turn up at basketball games and also at American football games in Germany, at least I have seen them years ago.
It's not a German argument and it's not only about cheerleaders. Throughout many sport events there are no barely dressed girls as decoration anymore, but men, too. In "normal" clothing.
@@karl-heinzbrohme5890 I don't know. I really don't care about cheerleader. I just thought in America it seems to be a "normal" thing. It might be sexist, maybe. But if that's what some girls are heading for: live and let live , man
It is sexist and American feminists have lobbied against them too. Over time greater emphasis has been put on cheerleaders’ athletic and dance abilities rather than sexuality.
At the collegiate level, both men and women participate in cheerleading and it's more competitive and "wholesome". At the pro sports level cheerleading becomes more sexualized and objectification of women. This exists too at the collegiate level but it's more related to university dance teams.
In Romanian there exists a proverb, that fits the case with the alligator: "A fool who isn't proud, isn't fool enough."
About Cheerleader and Germany: We have something similar in some parts of germany, at least it reminds me about cheerleading.
Every City, Town and whatever which has a "Karneval-Tradition" has also "Funkemariechen". It's not about sports, but they do similar acrobatics and wear extreme short skirts etc
Yes, my town has this at Karneval. They try to show off their underwear at every opportunity.
the alligator story basicly explanes, why america still use imperial measurment instead of metric.
I feel about cheerleaders the way I feel about beauty pageants. Just. NO, eeww
Eww? Hä? Da ist nix verwerfliches dran. Das ist auch Sport wie zB Ballett oder Garde
The "classic hydrant" (Überflurhydrant) can only be used in warm regions because they would freeze at low temperatures. But in my childhood in Germany I also saw several Überflurhydrants. According to German Wikipedia they still seem to be used here.
Oh that is very interesting and makes a lot of sense 🤗
So why do we have them here in Canada?
I grew up in New England and we had above ground hydrants, in fact one on the corner of our garden. They never had an issue even well below freezing.
There are still above-ground hydrants in Germany but they are very rare.
No, that's not right.
In the past, there were only above-ground hydrants in Germany that were no more likely to freeze in winter than the underground hydrants. Only after connecting the hose and pumping does the extinguishing water reach the upper area.
According to the cold justification, there should be no above-ground hydrants in northern America.
The reason why people have switched to underground hydrants is, on the one hand, for safety reasons and to save space.
The hydrants are not damaged in the event of an accident. And the space is freed up that would otherwise be permanently occupied by the fire hydrant.
I am 43, German and still know the classic fire hydrants.
They still exist in Austria. But they are either grey or sometimes green.
@@wolfgangpreier9160 They exist in Germany as well.
They are just rare.
@@voiceinthewilderness7596 I know. Old hydrants which have not been replaced by flush mounted ones on the streets or walkways.
Some are beeing kept for the historic significance.
It is the US that is behind the curve in nearly every aspect regarding public life.
Now that I think of it, I don’t remember seeing them in Germany but you see them in Switzerland all the time.
I‘m 61 and haven’t seen them in the Rhine area. Maybe it’s a local thing.
The story with the alligator is wild. Darwin Award recipient.
We know how to entertain ourselves with our club chants
😂😂😂😂
4:05 😅So basically we are letting the sport speak for itself and that's all the entertainment we need?!😆 I can live with that
I didn’t even know that mega churches exist! 😮
Now I feel like I’m living under a rock.
Greetings from Germany
Regarding "Gridgirls" (ladies holding umbrellas for race riders, being scantily dressed while doing so) - they are no longer a thing in racing events. Most racing events don't have them any longer or replaced them with young men and women in just normal corporate sportsgear, indicating the racing team accordingly. Toned down for the same reasons we look sceptically at chearleaders.
Did you ever see a fight (Boxkampf)? It's usually 12 rounds I think. and in every break between the rounds you will see a half naked girl, standing in the ring and holding up the number of the next round 😂 so we also do have this kind of entertainment in Germany.
US mega-churches, football games, political rallies etc. are like concerts😂 That's how they attract the gullible crowds. The people are basically just "there for the entertainment"
Wie ein Rudel braver Hündchen. Verdienen sie liebkosen oder einen Arschtritt?
*Wait a minute* ! I've been consuming your videos for years now and you are telling me, you're NOT a firefighter? What other secrets do you keep up?
You would be surprised 😭😭😭
Re: fire hydrants
It is less about better for fighting fire and more about being better for Germany.
For one the subterran fire hydrants do not freeze over and do require much less mechanical wizardry to ensure that.
They also won't fall victim to some car or truck or whatever.
It is much more about the time the fire hydrant is not used than about the time it is being used.
Also, the German variant is of course better.
Kidding aside, I think the German version is just another case of German infrastructure being more ...I do not know if "sophisticated" is the right word, but I would put the subterran fire hydrant in the same category as the ground cables instead of cable on wooden poles. Germany spends more on putting its infrastructure underground so it is less vulnerable to bad weather.
I grew up in New England and the above ground hydrant on the corner of our garden never froze over even in well blow freezing temps. I lived there 20 years. I don’t think that is the reason.
@@calise8783 You can build the hydrants so they do not freeze over.
You basically put a mostly hollow, empty hydrant above ground which only gets flooded when you are using it.
But that is more expensive already than a simple filled hydrant which would react quite badly to cold.
Germany just went on step further and did away with the fixed hydrants for mobile ones stashed on fire trucks.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrant#/media/Datei:Hydrantenaufbau_schmatisch.svg
Above is a link to a schematic for both a proper "dry" hydrant, which would be immune to the cold, and a Standrohr/Unterflur/subterran hydrant.
As you can see what is beneath the ground is basically identical.
Never heard of mega churches before, mind blown. Though from the pictures and description alone they remind me more of a circus x'D. I'm speechless. But then again, it fits what you said about a need for entertainment and people's short attention spans.
Interesting points taken up. I enjoyed this video. 😊❤
The cheerleaders in Germany are at Oktoberfest , they cheer you up for another drink 🤣🤣🤣🤣
so... myself? You are talking about me 😂
@@HayleyAlexis No, I'm talking about the female waitresses at Oktoberfest which are famous worldwide.
Ahhh ok! that is still funny though 🤣 they are the best cheerleaders ever
Donation to a church are tax deductible in Germany also.
Catholic and Lutheran „state churches“ have the automatic deduction from your paycheck, but other free churches do not.
However I have never heard of huge donations here that make millionaires out of the pastors.
I don’t know about our evangelical churches, but both the big denominations pay by tariff.
Im germany in other „free“ churches donations are also tax deductible. If the church is registered as an association, you get a donation receipt at the end of the year or at the beginning of the next.
In Austria we call this hydrant
The cheerleaders have to wake people up! 😜
🤣🤣
@@HayleyAlexis grüße! Heute haben wir Florida Temperaturen in Hamburg!😅
B moin Arno! Vorhin waren 34° auf dem Balkon! Schwitz! Und meine Frau ist mit ihrem Motorrad im Weserbergland, Motorrad fahren, Leder Klamotten, Hitze, Schwitz!😅
@@tasminoben686 Bei uns ist es gerade ganz angenehm mit 25°, hoffe deine Frau hat Spaß. LG
Its a question of capacity for water , a hydrant classic , you can see similar in US means it can fit in 2 C tubes fill with watering pressure , underfloor connect „always a b“ a bigger sice or more c sice tubes for more water and more separate tubes at Aktion. But there are a lot of classic Hydrant specially in coutry side of Germany 🇩🇪
You find cheerleader at Basketball games in Germany
I’ve only seen cheerleaders at football and basketball games here in the US. Baseball doesn’t have cheerleaders to my knowledge; usually there’s just a mascot. Nor soccer - as you say, halftime just isn’t long enough, although often there’s some kind of 15-minute performance at halftime by local musicians or dancers depending on the occasion. And yes, we Americans expect to be entertained from start to finish!
Something I didn’t see…but I don’t know about the whole country because we were in the Essen area…but it was shocking to me as an American not to see police cars driving all around! I only saw one in the whole three months. No matter where I go in the states it’s normal to see police cars driving around everyday. I’m going to Düsseldorf in Jan so it will be interesting to see if it’s the same like Essen.
That‘s everywhere in Germany, as far as I know. I haven‘t lived everywhere, but in different parts, bigger citys, smaller ones, country side, not country side, north, south…..
Police cars, ambulance, fire trucks are seen so seldom, that it is a „treat“ for kids, if one does come around. Like „oh look, a police car, cool!“
In Hamburg fährt die Polizei viel Streife.
Fußstreifen sind selten in den Stadtteilen, Ausnahmen: auf St. Pauli und in St. Georg.
In und um den Hauptbahnhof gibt es Polizeistreifen (Landes- und Bundespolizei gemeinsam, in zivil und uniformiert).
Nur weil man wenig Polizei sieht, bedeutet es nucht, dass keine gegenwärtig ist.
About the fire hydrant sign: I didn't know that either and I am German and have been living in Germany for almost my entire life.
😂😂😂 See... my videos are semi-educational as well!
@@HayleyAlexis They definitely are!
@@folkehoffmann1198 so your native language is Urdu, right?
@@robert48719 So you're just assuming that I'm stupid? Do you always just assume someone is stupid when they don't know one particular thing that you know? Do you even realise how superficial that makes you look? Not everyone is paying attention to those little signs that aren't relevant to them.
@@folkehoffmann1198It actually makes you look superficial if you have never asked yourself what these signs in every street are for. 😂
Why should we have cheerleaders? We don't have that many breaks in our sports to watch them as you noticed. In your fast paced sports you don't have cheerleaders either -- or at least I have never seen them in an ice hockey rink. 🙂
Nope, Hockey you will most likely just have a mascot but we do have a hockey team here in South West Florida and they have a group of women called the Everbabes (Everglades Florida- the joke) and they are the hockey dance team.
You are just way too German for Florida! 🤭🤗
I will take it as a compliment
Hydrants seem to be more common in german villages than in cities. There is one less than 50m from my location.
What happened with the alligator would be seen as an insane thing to do here. The only people ive encountered pushing more just to create annoyance were not really with it mentally, i am not joking. one of our apartment neighbours was like that, she eventually got thrown out by the landlord. And yes, that was not easy!
Tax the churches.
I agree
Then we have to give back the huge church owned former states (where the church (bishop) where the "King".
The special treatment of the two chrisitna churches is because after WW1 they changed the massive land areas owned by the curches with "forever" privileges (like the chuch tax).
Another thing you will not find in Germany: Alligators! I would have run far if I even saw one! If I even knew there was one anywhere near where I lived my first thought would be "Move! Move far away!"
They are just as afraid of you as you are of them
@@HayleyAlexis Maybe! But I also have to say I just recently learned how to tell apart alligators and crocodiles! So I guess I still wouldn't feel so sure if it were really "just" an alligator. Especially given that I don't really know much about alligators either.
@@folkehoffmann1198 yeah, on first sight they look pretty chill and lazy. But if they ever lunch at you... they're like a rocket
@@HayleyAlexis Yet, I wouldn't want that engraved to my tomb stone :D
@@HayleyAlexis Yeah, probably (and hopefully!) they are - which is why you shouldn't feed them. But replace feeding and throwing stones at an alligator with any other stupid and dangerous behavior, doing that thing again just to actively piss you off after you told them they shouldn't (and why) is something you may encounter in Germany as well.
Actually I even thought this is a typically German trait ;) - but its probably just part of the human condition...
Sorry, Hayley, but I need to correct you about the cheerleading. You can see cheerleaders on the basketball games in Europe (at least in Southern Europe).
In the past, there were only above-ground hydrants in Germany that were no more likely to freeze in winter than the underground hydrants. Only after connecting the hose and pumping does the extinguishing water reach the upper area.
According to the cold justification, there should be no above-ground hydrants in northern America.
The reason why people have switched to underground hydrants is, on the one hand, for safety reasons and to save space.
The hydrants are not damaged in the event of an accident. And the space is freed up that would otherwise be permanently occupied by the fire hydrant.
If I was living in Germany, I wouldn't be returning.
Fire hydrants were very common in Germany until some years ago, when they were done under ground. We don't need Cheerleader, because the crouwd cheers enough. The watchers cheer the sportspeople. Because of this, there never was a cause to have Cheerleaders. It has to do with sports culture, but not completely the way proposed in the video.
Beeing ashamed and beeing aware of breaking the law is really something still in german nature. If they are called up,at least they excuse or feel guilty.
And correcting each other is part of " same right or same rules for everybody ".it's mutual education.
Fight with an Alligator is not a good Idea. This Guy seems to be a survival Brain Donator. 🤣
I always see the Hydrants in the Floor, but don´t know what they are.
Cheerleader at a Soccergame will not work. Not enough Time.
Greetings from Austria. (Next Time i write in German for you, for Practice)😉
In all fairness to this man he could not help himself because he’s a Florida Man 😂
He was from New York... I expect nothing less from people from New York
@@HayleyAlexis for sure! 😂
Die gibt es Deutschland noch. In fast jeder Bundeswehrliegenschaft, zumindest in den „alten“ Bundesländern.
11:35 that's not a church, that's BLASPHEMY!
I live in the North of Germany and we have a Hydrant in front of our house
Americans love entertainment. They love to be entertained. Germans..not soo much!
I guess I got sooo brainwashed with Depp/Heard - whenever you said "mega", my brain added "pint" to it.... ;-)))
LMAO that is pretty funny
In my village (in Germany) there is still one old classic red fire hydrant. And no. I didn't knew those signs mean fire hydrant. I WISH I learned thst ins school. But they chose to rather teach us useless stuff... Like religion.. 😭
But nvm. I love your content! And I just burst out laughing when you mentioned the attention span of an american. Because wow.. You don't know how many Germans I know that have bad attention span! 😅
About do not feeding animals, in this case, that is a law as you are showing, anyone can look to stop people from doing it. I would call the police too, I think.
We don't have fire hydrants in Germany? *stares confusedly out of her window at the bright red fire hydrant.
Whut? We definitely still have them. At least in rural Germany.
😂😂 that is a hologram... it isn't real
Standrohr was pronounced right. You roll your Rs so much, it's funny.😅 Still 👍 correct.
I also didn't know those signs were there for a hydrant. I'm in my 30s. Because you are not being told around here. Nowhere. If you know a firefighter, you may. I know several firefighters and still didn't know.😂
OMG!!!
I had no idea it was illegal to feed an alligator 🐊.
Very much so....!! They are supposed to be left alone
@@HayleyAlexisSo, if that stupid guy would have been eaten by the alligator, his estate would be sued for 'feeding the alligator'? 😅
It could be... Technically, if someone was a smart ass, they could find some legal loophole.
Girl you gaining that weight!!!! PS: Yes there are fire hydrants in Germany.
you keep commenting under all my videos that I have gained weight- do you have a life? Why are you obsessed with me?
I’m not…. It’s just fun. You have gained some kilos though
You are obsessed- that is what obsession is. You continuously watch my videos, say something rude, and continue the cycle... It is a mental illness of some sort 🥴 please go touch some grass and breath some fresh air...
Wir gehen öfter nach Nordhorn, gleich über die Grense um Einkaufen zu tun :) Deutschland is viel billiger :)
Oh, Hayley, I would hardly agree that you were being a Karen. Karens are excessively _demanding_ women who complain out of a fondness for their own _voice._ What you were doing, there, was demonstrating a little awareness of and appreciation for local laws and an understanding of basic ecology.
No, don't mess with alligators, because any given alligator has probably _been_ there for a while and will probably be there for a while _yet,_ and anything you do might change that alligator's behavior toward human beings in the _future._ That makes it _everyone's_ business.
in a video about Germany we get a story about Florida Man.
He was from New York... I feel like a lot of Floridians try not to hurt the animals....
@@HayleyAlexis I hope so. I'm trying to be nice to all animals that don't want to suck my blood (I'm merciless with mosquitoes though).
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If U would talk 2 me U will hear stories like making up words like Rohrenarbeit which sounds legit, aber kein Deutscher would recognize the Ami slang "Pipe Job"! 😂😂😂
we don't need cheerleaders, because the interesting part is on the pitch in european football stadiums 😉
The Überflurhydrants are also used in Germany. As a former firefighter i used both. The version "below ground" = Unterflur / Above ground = Überflur. The type that we used in my hometown was the Fallmantel version Link: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Ueberflurhydrant_fallmantel.jpg
Why should one know symbols ment for fire fighters? It has absolutly no implication for normal people, unlike in US.
It's in the middle of the street so nobody is ever parking on it.
And it looks nicer ( invisible) . Of course access takes 30 seconds more in germany, but that's accepted.
I know about the meaning of those sings since i was maybe 6 years. I was curious and asked my parents. They told me. And they have nothing to do with fireworkers.
American sports need cheerleaders and razzamatazz because the sport itself doesn't provide much entertainment.
Donations are tax deductible for the donors and tax exempt for the churches 😉
Football in Europe is too dangerous for cheerleaders. - We have Ultras. They would eat cheerleaders in one bite, chew them up and spit them out again.
Another thing you will not find much in Germany are powerlines, wenigstens nicht so viele wie in den USA.
because a lot of them are underground in Germany :) which is a positive because in the USA our power goes out all the time!!
Aside your wonderful content: you're wearing the most beautiful glasses of the entire world! They fit you so undeniably well! Viele liebe Grüße aus Deutschland!!!!!!! 🥰
Wow, thank you!
We don't need chear leaders.
Our sports are interesting enough.
I can agree with you on that.... I believe it is the energy of Germans/Europeans in the stands that make sports so interesting... I think Germans tend to only get crazy a few times and during popular soccer matches is one of those times :p
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Those arent churches. Thats blasphemie in my eyes.
This pissing eachother off is so childish, I can't believe, that it's a thing there... all the sudden Trumpism seems to me like it's just the tip of the iceberg :D
And me, Caren (:D), know hydrants as they were. Being 57 has its perks after all 😂
Hayley - the "view" you offer us is just gorgeous. 🙏🏼❤️
Love your videos, but true question, dont u get tired of making these type of videos after all these years?
Not really.... 🤷🏽♀️ it is something fun for me to do
@@HayleyAlexisAnd fun to watch!
@HayleyAlexis again i come with love lol, I was just curious cause I've been watching ur videos since 2017 when I lived in Germany, but I've been back in the states since 2020. Just thought it would be cool to see u talk about other things. Peace
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TH-cam is full of creators that talk about exactly what you are expecting.... They are just one search and click away. I personally find peace in making these videos
That's true, my apologies. I didn't mean to bring any negativity to the comment section cause I'm actually a fan lol. Stay blessed.
If the attention span of Americans is that tiny, how does anybody survive a Baseball game?
Those are the Americans that have an attention span 😂
Hayley,you just can’t fix stupid. Why in the name of common sense would anyone mess with a large reptile that can/could consume you ?! 🤦🏽♀️ I live in Wisconsin and know it’s illegal to feed alligators for eff sakes.
Mega churches are usually evangelical,at least that’s what I’ve noticed. Stay safe and watch them gators 😉😎. Cheers
I am the delegated alligator protector in Florida.... I don't know why I love them so much but they are so freaking cool and such an important piece of Florida and if every idiot messes with them we will no longer have them in our life... People's children will only be able to read about them in books instead of seeing them out in the wild
When are we getting a video about the alligators? Pleaaaseee @@HayleyAlexis
@chaoskind9012 I am waiting for the weather to get a little cooler because it is way too hot to be outside at the moment but I can add that to the list :)
Bevor's jemand anderer schreibt: *Zwölfter!* 🥴
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Mega church = cult, cultish 🚩
WTF are mega Churches
huge churches
PYBA
Oof.🤦♂Megachurches. You _know_ it's not really about praising God when they're setting off _pyrotechnics_ at the service.
These German cheerleading arguments are crazy. I mean they aren't forced to do it, right? And so far that I understand to a lot of girls it's a great accomplishment, which they are working hard for. Really, sometimes I wished my people would cool down once in a while
I never understood the concept of cheer leaders. What is their purpose? I think most Germans think they are distracting from the main purpose, the game. In Germany and Europe political correctness is a big thing. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes it’s too much, so what. Feminist groups complain all the time about the exploitation of women, that is the result.
Long story short, we do not appreciate cheer leaders generally though they turn up at basketball games and also at American football games in Germany, at least I have seen them years ago.
It's not a German argument and it's not only about cheerleaders. Throughout many sport events there are no barely dressed girls as decoration anymore, but men, too. In "normal" clothing.
@@karl-heinzbrohme5890 I don't know. I really don't care about cheerleader. I just thought in America it seems to be a "normal" thing. It might be sexist, maybe. But if that's what some girls are heading for: live and let live , man
It is sexist and American feminists have lobbied against them too. Over time greater emphasis has been put on cheerleaders’ athletic and dance abilities rather than sexuality.
At the collegiate level, both men and women participate in cheerleading and it's more competitive and "wholesome". At the pro sports level cheerleading becomes more sexualized and objectification of women. This exists too at the collegiate level but it's more related to university dance teams.