Mate I am from Weiden but currently living in Seoul South Korea and I cannot put into words how grateful I am to you for making this clip about my hometown, seriously! I gotta share this on Instagram and social media in order to let them know about you and of course my hometown!! And now I gotta find your Instagram account in order to get this clip rolling!!!! ♥️🤘🏻
Hi! Thanks for your kind words. I love your home city. I'm glad you liked the video and want to share it. I currently don't have an Instagram account though.
Especially the intro was extremely professional, wow! Our local tourism offices could learn a lot from you. If you revisit Regensburg, contact me, there is plenty more to see here!
borheimer Those Regensburgers! They'll say anything to drum up a little tourism. Please, don't explode on me as an American would. I was teasing you. You're right, Andrew shows us some really nice. work, and it's a pleasure to watch his videos.
@@mojojim6458 You gave me a laugh! I was just really, really impressed by the quality of Andrews videos, he could charge top dollar for that kind of work! We certainly don't need even more tourists in Regensburg, but at the same time I really want to show as much as possible of my beautiful hometown to the world. Angel and devil on my shoulders, I guess!
@@borheimer From what I've seen of his work, I believe anyone would be happy to have him visit their hometown to help showcase it to the rest of us. Glad that I could make you smile. Service provided free of charge. lol
Awesome editing in the brewery, Andrew! I've made my move to Germany and am loving it! The people are so warm and welcoming everywhere I've been. Cant wait till your next edition! Keep 'em coming!
1.) I really like the photo-montage technique you're using. You pack so much into the time you've got. And I guess that reflects your attitude toward spending your time in Germany. 2.) "In America, for some reason, we wash the eggs." I wonder what that reason could be.for doing that. :) I couldn't resist. 3.) The bread lady is a great example of the wonderful people you're getting to know there. 4.) This is only from my perspective, but putting the words special and sausage in the same sentence....? 5.) Using opening the beer vat to reveal not what we expect is very, very, VERY good. Similarly good is the suds recede showing the beer toast. Who told you to do that? Chelsea? 6.) Excellent touch with making friends and introducing them to us. Thank you
The famous Mojo Jim! Thank you for the feedback. Actually I was lucky enough to meet DT and he suggested a few good camera angles and transitions you should check out his channel!
@@filmsmith Part of me suspected the DT angle after you introduced him. This is the first time I knew he existed. Another person we get to meet due to your friendship campaigning. Me? Famous? That must be the other guy. There's no way I've done anything to make myself famous. That's where you're succeeding :)
Once again another beautiful and inspiring video! Love it 😊👍 By the way.... ZOIGL is the best beer! You have to visit the "Wolfadl Zoigl" in Falkenberg! 😉
German: Video ist ok aber du könntest mal anfangen deutsch zu lernen. German English: Video is ok but you could start learning some german. American English: Wow, amazing video, amazing editing. One of the best ive seen for a long time. All three have the same meaning :D I really love your videos though. Really well made, really nice topics and nice people. Its just fun to watch.
machtharry Does Bavaria have a different language or dialect other than traditional German? Is there a language only spoken in Bavaria. Also, if I learn German, and I travel to Southwest Germany, what can I expect when I try to communicate with residents there?
@@donnawoodford6641 Well there's a different dialect spoken in every region of Germany, but you can expect the locals to speak standard German with you
Hi Donna, yes there are some very strong dialects in many regions of Germany and you wont be able to understand them. As standard german is a northern dialect the southern ones will be harder to understand for non native speakers. The thing is tough that everyone is able to speak standard german as well as the local dialect. As soon as people realise that you dont understand the local dialect they will talk in standard german to you. I am lucky to understand almonst all dialects to some extend as im from the southwestern most part of the country. So southern dialects are close to my own while northern ones are close to standard german. North german native speakers though are usually not able to understand southern dialects. So people here are used to talk standard german to others. So communicating with everyone wont be a problem but dont expect to understand local dialects.
@@donnawoodford6641 if you speak standard german, youll pretty much understand every dialect except for some few words, and they are pronouncing the words a bit different, but you will understand them and if not, everybody speaks standard german
Thanks to the author of this thread and to everyone else on it. In the States we have little realization that a "standard" German exists and that it can ease understanding between Germans with different regional pronunciation (and even vocabulary) backgrounds. Donna's question shows she's thinking ahead.
Yet another place in the area that I need to go to before I move eventually. - I also have something for you, since I got the impression you like a) walking/hiking b) beer. There are quite a few "Bierwanderungen" in Oberfranken so if you haven't done one of these I would really recommend doing that :D I know the "Brauereienweg" and "Bierquellen-Wanderweg" but I'm sure there are more depending on where you want to go / which area you want to exlore (and since literally every village in the area has a brewery you can also come up with your own route - just try to end up not too far away from a place with a train station (Neuhaus, Weiden, Bamberg, Kulmbach, Bayreuth, Pegnitz, Weiden come to mind) cause the bus situation is... well, let's say not ideal)
Hi Anakiana! Thank you once again for the recommendations! Maybe we'll do one of them soon and make a video. I'll give you a shout out on my channel :)
Awesome video man sorry you’re leaving just moved here ( Dortmund),from Chicago! Would you considering giving out the link of DT videos! What’s the best way to DM you???
Coming from Weiden area as well, enjoyed your video. Thank you. Gambrinus is not the only Brewery in Weiden, though. There are still small brewery like in old town area you just stood in front of one: The Bräuwirt. They even have a tour there with beer tasting and a small Brotzeit, give it a try.
My God you really are making me miss Germany, for some reason my German wife does not miss it all, but I know deep down inside she does, we will return soon.
I think I saw you guys at night near Frankfurt central station riding e-scooters. Either there's a double of you two or you will upload a video soon of my city.
Haha! Must have been our doubles. We haven't explored that area yet and Chelsea wiped out on one of those scooters last year... so we don't ride those anymore.
Wow! Looks like an image film by the local tourism board. Good job! Not a good idea for making friends to trick someone into eating horse sausage, though. ;-)
Very nice, people friendly video as always! Gambrinus is one of my favorite brews. If you happen to be in the cologne area, make sure to visit the very beautiful Bonn, the former capital of west Germany and host to numerous international institutions. Lots to see, especially the museum of the Haus der Geschichte www.hdg.de/en/. It would be a pleasure to show you around. And of course, lots of good food and beer at the rhine.
Thorsten I clicked through on the link you provided. Visiting the museum would be a great idea. Of course, the beer and sausage part of any trip in Germany is a given. Thanks for the good ideas for the what we could all see in the future.
Forget Demel's, just a tourist trap. Josef Brot is where it's at when it comes to food quality. Cafe Boheme for its exceptional Marillinknödel is also worth it, to put it mildly.
@@Flex2212 This is the second time I've heard that Demel's is a tourist trap. Hey, just maybe I'm a masochist and love being caught in traps. LOL Just joking. I've had friends who traveled to Vienna bring me back Mozart Kuglen in the past. They were delicious, better than chocolate here in the States.
Hello Andrew, my name is Sonja Kaute and I am an editor at the local newspaper "Der neue Tag" in Weiden. We have discovered your lovely video about our city. I would love to talk to you about your videos and your new life in our area for a newspaper and online article. I've done something similar with DT last year. Do you think we could talk on the phone or meet some time soon? Would be great! :)
Hi Sonja! I'm so happy you enjoyed the video. I would be glad to talk to you about my videos and life here. Daniel told me that you would be reaching out and said he'd give you my Email. Do you still need it? Looking forward to hearing from you.
Great video. Hope you enjoyed your first taste of horse meat. Its pretty common here, specially one German dish would not be possible without horse meat in it... Rheinischer Sauerbraten. I personally have horse on my plate at least every two weeks.
No it isn't. Most sauerbraten is made with beef. Many butchers wouldn't even sell horse meat, beacause of the customers reaction. I personally have tried it and it tastes a lot like beef. Sauerbraten was invented to make the chewý meat of an old horse after years of work in front of a plow or an carriage eadible. It wasn't a matter of choice it was just available. (For those who dont't know: the meat is pickeled in vinegar. salt and spices for several days before roasting it for a long time. It is very tender after that process.)
@@matekochkoch I never had Sauerbraten in a Restaurant in the Rhineland area that wasn't made with horse meat. And in Düsseldorf alone I know three butchers that have all sorts of horse meat products on sale, plus there is a specialised butcher on the Carls Market.
@@matekochkoch it's not just your perception, it's a fact that in and around the City - with the ugly Cathedral - food wise the only highlight is Bloodsausage with Applesauce and a brew served in laboratory glasses. I was forced to live there for a while.
Interesting that the guy said that especially Bavarians are known for being cold? 🤔 I heard that generally, people from Bavaria and BW are supposed to be warmer (at least initially) than the Northern Germans.
The Moment when you live in Weiden...😂
Lol ich komme aus Mantel xd
Same 😂
Was just about to say that lol
Tim Tumbler Lol lebe auch in Weiden :)
Lol same
Your footage is legit!! You got some serious editing skills!
Thanks! I hope to keep improving. Glad you liked it.
Andrew ... This a simply AWESOME video!!! It truly exemplifies the Bavarian personality!! I LOVED my three years that I was stationed in Munich!!!
Joke: You should send your Videos to Regensburg, to the lokal Gouverment of Oberpfalz, Tourist Marketing. 😉
Ist auch so!😂
Im from Weiden and you forgot to visit the Most beautiful Place in Weiden: the Irish pub
Der ist Schmutz
Next level editing...... how happy did this vlog make me feel.... found myself smiling all the way through!!! Thanks man
I love that I can spread positivity and Joy to at least a few people. So happy you enjoyed it!
I couldn´t have said it better myself.
I am speechless - fantastic filming and editing skills you have
Mate I am from Weiden but currently living in Seoul South Korea and I cannot put into words how grateful I am to you for making this clip about my hometown, seriously!
I gotta share this on Instagram and social media in order to let them know about you and of course my hometown!!
And now I gotta find your Instagram account in order to get this clip rolling!!!! ♥️🤘🏻
If you could let me know your Instagram ID then I could tag you man! Otherwise I will just mention your TH-cam Chanel!!! :)
Hi! Thanks for your kind words. I love your home city. I'm glad you liked the video and want to share it. I currently don't have an Instagram account though.
Glad you like weiden, always good to see Americans here.
Great video, Andrew. Thanks for sharing!
Yes I’ve been waiting to find someone who films their experiences like this! So enjoyable to watch, eases the homesickness.
Incredibly awesome videos. Super job. Congratulation. Greetings from a real Franconian, Bavaria's elite!
Your cutaway shots are amazing, and the music... So good, congrats on your Natural Born Talent for editing. IT Just makes me want to watch more!
Thanks Johnathan! That's encouraging :)
Awesome!
You picked the best city in the world ;-) Great video, thanks for sharing.
Keep us nice and round!
I also live in Weiden! You filmed it very beautifully. 😍
Man I feel like you saw more stuff in Weiden then me... Great to see my old hometown at a new angle. Keep it Up!
you make weiden look really great :D i live here all my life. nice to see that you enjoyed your visit :)
I am not a baverian , but living in bavaria for 38 years. I wanted to live in the most beautifull places. so Bavaria.
Great Video! Thank you so much!
Proud to be a Weidener!
It was a blast to film and create!
It`s very nice to see that you feel so comfortable here in Germany. And to see my own home country through different eyes 👍. Feel very welcome 😀
Great views, I am glad that you like Weiden so much. Your filming with the drone is great and I think I know some very interesting locations for you
Ah, another really nice video. I really love your work. Hope you and your wife have still a great time in germany. Cheers!
Thanks for watching! We are definitely having a great time here. Thanks for the feedback :)
Especially the intro was extremely professional, wow! Our local tourism offices could learn a lot from you. If you revisit Regensburg, contact me, there is plenty more to see here!
borheimer Those Regensburgers! They'll say anything to drum up a little tourism.
Please, don't explode on me as an American would. I was teasing you. You're right, Andrew shows us some really nice. work, and it's a pleasure to watch his videos.
@@mojojim6458 You gave me a laugh! I was just really, really impressed by the quality of Andrews videos, he could charge top dollar for that kind of work! We certainly don't need even more tourists in Regensburg, but at the same time I really want to show as much as possible of my beautiful hometown to the world. Angel and devil on my shoulders, I guess!
@@borheimer From what I've seen of his work, I believe anyone would be happy to have him visit their hometown to help showcase it to the rest of us.
Glad that I could make you smile. Service provided free of charge. lol
Liebe Monika Andrew Eduard, grüße euch! Danke fürs tolles Video, sehr positiv👍
My wife and I are PCSing to Wiesbaden next week - definitely going to check out Weiden! Awesome video - great visuals and excellent editing!
awesome transitions and an overall great edited video. Good work !
Awesome editing in the brewery, Andrew! I've made my move to Germany and am loving it! The people are so warm and welcoming everywhere I've been. Cant wait till your next edition! Keep 'em coming!
What part of Germany?
@@filmsmith I am living in a small village called Kindsbach just outside of Ramstein. I'm a civilian contractor on an airbase.
1.) I really like the photo-montage technique you're using. You pack so much into the time you've got. And I guess that reflects your attitude toward spending your time in Germany.
2.) "In America, for some reason, we wash the eggs." I wonder what that reason could be.for doing that. :) I couldn't resist.
3.) The bread lady is a great example of the wonderful people you're getting to know there.
4.) This is only from my perspective, but putting the words special and sausage in the same sentence....?
5.) Using opening the beer vat to reveal not what we expect is very, very, VERY good. Similarly good is the suds recede showing the beer toast. Who told you to do that? Chelsea?
6.) Excellent touch with making friends and introducing them to us. Thank you
The famous Mojo Jim! Thank you for the feedback. Actually I was lucky enough to meet DT and he suggested a few good camera angles and transitions you should check out his channel!
@@filmsmith Part of me suspected the DT angle after you introduced him. This is the first time I knew he existed. Another person we get to meet due to your friendship campaigning.
Me? Famous? That must be the other guy. There's no way I've done anything to make myself famous. That's where you're succeeding :)
Wow!
Thank you!
Hi Andrew, klasse Video! Next time you're in Weiden we will drink a (1, 2, 3, 4) Zoigl!
Very nice job, Andrew! Really like your video!
Thank you! :)
Once again another beautiful and inspiring video! Love it 😊👍 By the way.... ZOIGL is the best beer! You have to visit the "Wolfadl Zoigl" in Falkenberg! 😉
Awesome Video I am from Weiden myself but you just have shown me some beauty I have never seen in the city before
5:46 WOW what a transition. You're stepping up your game bro...
Thanks! Im trying to improve with every video.
You definitely need more subscribers and likes! This was a great video to watch!
Thank you! I'm happy with the few people that I get to share with and entertain. ;)
Looks like you're having SO much fun! Keep it up, friend!
Thank you for another cool video and the beautiful footage from the area. I'm glad you guys like it so much here in Germany.
Its interesting when you live in this City and you just See how interesting everything is for them and you See it everyday
Awesome Job ! I will be in Germany next month yay !!!
I was just thinking about you guys this morning! Wondering when the next visit would happen and wa-la! Here you are, love you🥳🥰🌟
Hi! I'm sorry, I think this is someone I know but I'm not sure. Am I correct?
great footage again. your videos became better and better. greetings from a German living in North Carolina, U.S.! :-)
My hometown has never looked more fun than in this video 😍
Nice video with good sound and fine video technology
What a beautiful hometown I have there
I live like right next to that brewery :D. Very nice video and great editing!
Haven’t ever seen your content before... But I live right down the street! Just subbed:)
That's cool man! Say hi if ya see me.
Andrew Smith I sure will!
This video is amazing. Thank you
and next time you're around, write me and we need to go a zoigl stubn! thats typical oberpfalz and you need to try it. its our beer culture 💕
Your videos are awesome. You make it very easy for me to click the thumbs up. Have a great time here in Deutschland
Thank you! I'm happy to provide some positive entertainment. Having a blast making these videos!
Omg that's so cool! I live in Weiden :)
You should show this to Our mayor and the Gouverment of my home town Weiden. Greetings from Weiden!
Its so amazing to see it on TH-cam because really nobody knows about it
This editing!!!
your videos are amazing!
..and you are a cool dude!
Enjoy your time here in germany! Hope to see more :)
Thanks! I'm happy you enjoy them! I appreciate the feedback.
German: Video ist ok aber du könntest mal anfangen deutsch zu lernen.
German English: Video is ok but you could start learning some german.
American English: Wow, amazing video, amazing editing. One of the best ive seen for a long time.
All three have the same meaning :D I really love your videos though. Really well made, really nice topics and nice people. Its just fun to watch.
machtharry Does Bavaria have a different language or dialect other than traditional German? Is there a language only spoken in Bavaria. Also, if I learn German, and I travel to Southwest Germany, what can I expect when I try to communicate with residents there?
@@donnawoodford6641 Well there's a different dialect spoken in every region of Germany, but you can expect the locals to speak standard German with you
Hi Donna,
yes there are some very strong dialects in many regions of Germany and you wont be able to understand them. As standard german is a northern dialect the southern ones will be harder to understand for non native speakers.
The thing is tough that everyone is able to speak standard german as well as the local dialect. As soon as people realise that you dont understand the local dialect they will talk in standard german to you.
I am lucky to understand almonst all dialects to some extend as im from the southwestern most part of the country. So southern dialects are close to my own while northern ones are close to standard german. North german native speakers though are usually not able to understand southern dialects. So people here are used to talk standard german to others.
So communicating with everyone wont be a problem but dont expect to understand local dialects.
@@donnawoodford6641 if you speak standard german, youll pretty much understand every dialect except for some few words, and they are pronouncing the words a bit different, but you will understand them and if not, everybody speaks standard german
Thanks to the author of this thread and to everyone else on it. In the States we have little realization that a "standard" German exists and that it can ease understanding between Germans with different regional pronunciation (and even vocabulary) backgrounds. Donna's question shows she's thinking ahead.
This is the perfect Video to promote Weiden... I hate this town BUT you showed me how great it is :)
That's a great compliment! I'm happy I can show you a different perspective!
@@filmsmithYa, this town isn't this bad I wrote... The only thing I hate about it is the absolute bad traffic. But this is the same in other cities :)
Thanks for Video, you welcome.
Yet another place in the area that I need to go to before I move eventually. - I also have something for you, since I got the impression you like a) walking/hiking b) beer. There are quite a few "Bierwanderungen" in Oberfranken so if you haven't done one of these I would really recommend doing that :D I know the "Brauereienweg" and "Bierquellen-Wanderweg" but I'm sure there are more depending on where you want to go / which area you want to exlore (and since literally every village in the area has a brewery you can also come up with your own route - just try to end up not too far away from a place with a train station (Neuhaus, Weiden, Bamberg, Kulmbach, Bayreuth, Pegnitz, Weiden come to mind) cause the bus situation is... well, let's say not ideal)
Hi Anakiana! Thank you once again for the recommendations! Maybe we'll do one of them soon and make a video. I'll give you a shout out on my channel :)
Lol I geht this recommendation and I live exactly there. That ist so funny!
Awesome video man sorry you’re leaving just moved here ( Dortmund),from Chicago! Would you considering giving out the link of DT videos! What’s the best way to DM you???
Weiden is a lot of fun! I’ve been there several times.
Great video as always and some sweeeeet editing 👍. Grüße aus Bayern.
That dude said, "Hallo Leute, wie geht es ihnen, alles gut? Ja!" ;)
Thanks for video, love to try horse sausage!!!
Nice greetings from Weiden 👍
Wow, nice video. Im from Neumarkt but unfortunately Ive never made it to Weiden
Great job done here in my city...theres much more to explore for the next time you come in Weiden. And say hi to D. for me...thx
Whenever I need some positive vibes, I watch one of your videos. But where did you leave Chelsea?!?
Coming from Weiden area as well, enjoyed your video. Thank you.
Gambrinus is not the only Brewery in Weiden, though. There are still small brewery like in old town area you just stood in front of one: The Bräuwirt.
They even have a tour there with beer tasting and a small Brotzeit, give it a try.
Dude, your cinematography.
Thanks! Working on getting better all the time.
My God you really are making me miss Germany, for some reason my German wife does not miss it all, but I know deep down inside she does, we will return soon.
very nice editing, lovely video as always
You have to Go to the Irish pub in Weiden i think you‘d like it
I think I saw you guys at night near Frankfurt central station riding e-scooters. Either there's a double of you two or you will upload a video soon of my city.
Haha! Must have been our doubles. We haven't explored that area yet and Chelsea wiped out on one of those scooters last year... so we don't ride those anymore.
Wow! Looks like an image film by the local tourism board. Good job!
Not a good idea for making friends to trick someone into eating horse sausage, though. ;-)
Good job on the little sound fx. 👍
The bread lady is sooo nice hahaha
That might be my favorite part! Lol! She's so great :)
Very good editing of the video
Good job.... Nice video
Very nice, people friendly video as always! Gambrinus is one of my favorite brews.
If you happen to be in the cologne area, make sure to visit the very beautiful Bonn, the former capital of west Germany and host to numerous international institutions. Lots to see, especially the museum of the Haus der Geschichte www.hdg.de/en/. It would be a pleasure to show you around. And of course, lots of good food and beer at the rhine.
Thorsten I clicked through on the link you provided. Visiting the museum would be a great idea. Of course, the beer and sausage part of any trip in Germany is a given. Thanks for the good ideas for the what we could all see in the future.
@@mojojim6458 You are welcome!
Looks like fun
In case you ever feel like paying a visit to the black forest, feel free to contact me. I'd be happy to show you around :)
Gambrinius was the god for beer I guess. Greetings from Norway
Really great video!
great video, keep going :)
I live next to Weiden but it's a smaller town called Neustadt 😅
( I'm from Germany by the way )
Tell me when you are going to come to Vienna! I(We) will gladly show you around... :)
Flex Great idea. I wish I could go along on the trip to Vienna. Especially if the tour included a stop...or two or three at Demel's.
Forget Demel's, just a tourist trap. Josef Brot is where it's at when it comes to food quality. Cafe Boheme for its exceptional Marillinknödel is also worth it, to put it mildly.
@@lotstolearn5350 Then, let's all meet at Cafe Boheme.
@@mojojim6458 Demel's is a tourist trap but they still have some super fancy *hi* like Nougat-Wurst 🤤
@@Flex2212 This is the second time I've heard that Demel's is a tourist trap. Hey, just maybe I'm a masochist and love being caught in traps. LOL Just joking. I've had friends who traveled to Vienna bring me back Mozart Kuglen in the past. They were delicious, better than chocolate here in the States.
Hello Andrew, my name is Sonja Kaute and I am an editor at the local newspaper "Der neue Tag" in Weiden. We have discovered your lovely video about our city. I would love to talk to you about your videos and your new life in our area for a newspaper and online article. I've done something similar with DT last year. Do you think we could talk on the phone or meet some time soon? Would be great! :)
Hi Sonja! I'm so happy you enjoyed the video. I would be glad to talk to you about my videos and life here. Daniel told me that you would be reaching out and said he'd give you my Email. Do you still need it? Looking forward to hearing from you.
@@filmsmith Hi Andrew, thank you, that's wonderful. I will write you an e-mail today. :)
@@Oberpfalznetz Danke ich freue mich schon ;)
love your videos - did you go to film school some place or are you naturally gifted?
Thank you Larry! No film school. I used TH-cam to learn and just practice with every video :) Glad you like them.
Great video. Hope you enjoyed your first taste of horse meat. Its pretty common here, specially one German dish would not be possible without horse meat in it... Rheinischer Sauerbraten. I personally have horse on my plate at least every two weeks.
No it isn't. Most sauerbraten is made with beef. Many butchers wouldn't even sell horse meat, beacause of the customers reaction.
I personally have tried it and it tastes a lot like beef. Sauerbraten was invented to make the chewý meat of an old horse after years of work in front of a plow or an carriage eadible. It wasn't a matter of choice it was just available. (For those who dont't know: the meat is pickeled in vinegar. salt and spices for several days before roasting it for a long time. It is very tender after that process.)
@@matekochkoch I never had Sauerbraten in a Restaurant in the Rhineland area that wasn't made with horse meat. And in Düsseldorf alone I know three butchers that have all sorts of horse meat products on sale, plus there is a specialised butcher on the Carls
Market.
@@matekochkoch it's not just your perception, it's a fact that in and around the City - with the ugly Cathedral - food wise the only highlight is Bloodsausage with Applesauce and a brew served in laboratory glasses. I was forced to live there for a while.
@@holgernelke196 Than you know my suffering
Come to Bamberg, almost every village has a brewery!
You will need months to test all in the county!
Horse sausage? Cool video!
Wow! That editing! Awesome! Also: Nice toooown! How about a LINK to DT's Channel? Or am i just blind?
It's on the bottom right corner of the screen at the end along with his video on the top right that inspires this video. 🤙
footage great
These horse sausages at 3:50 are the best! Yummy!!!
Horse Sausage is so good but you can buy it in places other than Weiden too
I live in Weiden😅😍🙈
Рекомендую индийский ресторан в Вайдене!
I recommend visiting an Indian restaurant un Weiden!
Interesting that the guy said that especially Bavarians are known for being cold? 🤔 I heard that generally, people from Bavaria and BW are supposed to be warmer (at least initially) than the Northern Germans.