I have a son with Down syndrome. he goes to a normal kindergarten. he is happy there and very popular. I receive a fixed amount every month from the nursing care fund because of his developmental delay. I also get paid for my private babysitter for evenings and weekends. Therapies and doctor visits are of course also covered. Medicines and aids (buggies, special beds, chairs, car seats) are also paid for by the Keankenkasse if you need them. Accompaniment for kindergarten can also be requested. (we don't need one, but just the possibility gives you a reassuring feeling) My son has a disability. But so far I have had the feeling that our life was therefore restricted in any way. not at all.
Hi It's Ted from Kaiserlautern, Germany!😁 You are 💯 CORRECT!!! I am American but, I came to Germany in 1972 and I am still here (52 years)! Great Show and have a wonderful day!!!💗
When you said americans water-down who they are to be palatable for others? That hit me so hard.... I'm Vietnamese and it took over 20 years before i felt free to like what i like out loud. That's true freedom. I hid or cowered when school acquaintances said they saw my family's wedding in my frotnt yard.. wearing traditional clothing. Friends said my house smelled bad. I never ever talked about beef noodle soup/pho or ate fried fish or fish sauce in front of others. Vietnamese culture is so cool but i didnt want to be different as a kid. Get this- sriracha has been used by Vietnamese with their pho since the 80s! I knew a cool thing 30 years before it became mainstream!
I am definitely one of the ones who loves working while also having a sense of security. My soul craves to be in Ireland, but the realistic side of me wants to be in Germany because of the safety net Germany has for its citizens. I'm glad you learned healthy boundaries with work and are sticking to them! Dealing with the offices for official paperwork and appointments will be annoying, but everything else about Germany just seems amazing. Also, I love hearing your opinions
hailey having a mini melt down over missing german food gave me ptsd flashbacks to when i was a kid visiting the newly build disney land paris and all they had for food in the park was fast food. i was utterly miserable and my mum tried to smuggle bananas and salads into the park so i’d have smth to eat while there xDD
In Germany you are proud to have leant a job3 years or more from a master and that you know all the background of your job. In the US you are proud to have learnt all by yourself.
What does that mean? You learn by your self too what a master is showing to teach and learn by the best standards and by rules that are proven to work in Germany. I have to live in America and I found that you have to watch those people who work for you, bc the AMERICANS love to make short cuts. They promise you to do everything, you turn your back and trust them. In two decades it had been that way to often. Quality is not an American thing in my view. And pricing is dishonest many times for the value of the work has been done. There were at least 50 % of those people who acted like that. In Germany you have to learn and study the standard with the supporting system in school and at work or the institution. After that you do not have to pay anybody after the examen and the time 2 to 3 1/2 years depending on the chosen profession. And you get a small salary while you are learning, too. In America the education is mostly a few month and expensive the school, if you being an apprentice , and studying is a big fortune. I personally do see Americans could do much better for the general population and young people. To many talents are wasted due to that bc those who cannot effort that are left behind with bad paid jobs. And one more good thing people can do in Germany if they didn't finish high-school successfully, they can go for free to evening classes and study further for free to get a better education that they can use to study for a better job. In America everything is too expensive. You all have too much GREEN colored figures in your mind. It is only 1% rich people and 99% average people. An imbalance that could not be greater.
That last topic - Germany is 20% American - may be true for Bavaria, but not so much for the rest of the country. 😂 The Americans' view on Germany was influenced by their soldiers being stationed in Bavaria after WWII until now. Dirndl, Oktoberfest and Bretzn... But the American presence has also worked the other way. When I came back to Hamburg after my exchange year in California back in 1987, I couldn't find a KFC or Pizza Hut anywhere within 250 km. It had to be either West Berlin or Bavaria. I do admit that tourism and globalisation has done it's work everywhere but no place is as "American" as Bavaria.
@@HayleyAlexis Hamburg is a little larger than Munich, and as I said, that was over 30 years ago. Of course today those fast food chains (and other American stores) can be found all over Germany. I still think the American influence is more visible in Bavaria than anywhere else. It's where the US tourists go, isn't it?
Umm, not wanting to be a downer but yes, the USA CONSTANTLY has mass shootings as per the definition. During 2023 the USA had well over 400 mass shootings, but only the big ones were reported in the media. That means on average more than one per day. That's pretty much the perfect definition of "constantly". Sure, the USA is huge, so it's still not super likely to be caught up in a mass shooting. But it is still a massively bigger chance than in Europe.
Hope Austrians see it the same way, but from your Munich + South Bavarian pov: I feel the same way 🙂 My experience for Bavaria: English is often well included + Starbucks, McDonalds + all the others. But recently: French menue card in a restaurant .. mostly not available ... yeah, there is some similar things between USA + Bavaria or Germany in general but I guess: Biergarten are quite different 😉 (sorry for your pain)
Fastfood restaurants, more trash then before due to them. Denglish speaking, its stupid, but some Germans want to impress with their knowledge of the English language and mix it into their conversation to show of to show they are "Hip"🤣😂and forgetting that consequences, that they might not be able to read German and understand German correctly snd cannot even read any classics any longer without a German dictionary.
I think Germany has been getting Americanized in quite some aspects and I'm not sure I like it. But then, having American troops stationed in a large part of the country for decades just leads to some things^^
@@LythaWausW look up the 40 years between the end of WW II and the 1990s how Germany was divided up in Governmental zones. The East was Russian governed , whereas the West was governed by the US and Britain (and a smaller Part was France) This led to deep ties between the cultures as well, not only regarding Family unions. I mean, if there is a foreign administration, they bring along their way of doing things. It's only natural
@@MydieLy Yes, you can't enter into a US-BASE of the Military in Germany unless you have a spouse in the military or someone related that gives you a day pass to be there. In the 1980s when my dad was stationed here there was no gates in the housing area that changed drastically. I can't wait to leave this place. My sister's made it home in civil but very mentally harmed. I have to stay strong. I am not sugar coating a thing on this. It is not healthy to put a us-citizen child into a German school system, based on how grown Germans look at the American attitude and lifestyle. I do not think a child should be put through hell for being a us-citizen there is no prom, no very special school events and in America we have a very good school system that is sadly changing a bit but still children are more free in creativity in America then In Germany where they silently destroy the child because for just simply being a us-citizen.
If you have children with disabilities, you might want to look at Ohio. They have quite a bit of support in the state, at least in various parts. There used to be much more, but I think they still have more than most states.
Personally, I have been to Germany so many times now and I am really starting to dislike it. I cannot stand the rudeness and people are extremely cold. And the racism I have experienced too. And on top of that the dating is bad as I don't feel attractive in Germany as a poc who is single. However, I love the Netherlands and have a better and opposing experience there.
When it comes to your kids and to have free quality time it is😢 almost impossible. Why???bc they come home in the mid-afternoon and come home with a ton of homework ; it takes them HOURS to finish. It is ridiculous. They have barely time to go outside and to play. When children are that long in school they should not be kept from going outside but should have done their homework in school and have time to recover from school and relax. I have been volunteering several years in school and in classes. I got to know it. Compared to Germany, the children came home earlier. Had no cafeteria, ate at home, did their homework AND had time left. The other thing is children were not every year to have new classmates. They were together for the years in the same class in elementary school, what changes every two years were the teachers. So friendship could be developed in school. Friendships (my impression) are very loosy goosy in America. Not to compare with friendships made in Germany who seem to me more carrying and longer lasting. They meet more often on a regular basis and invite each other more often. But considering how life in America is, it is usually understandable, that people have so little time for that, when they have to work two or maybe three jobs to stay alive and afloat. And woman have a lot of driving to do for their children to bring them to classes and clubs outside the school to support their talents in sports or music or whatsoever there is. Because there are not Transportation Systems as in Europe and Germany that children use to commute in-depend; and afternoons are short and driving them around and then home to make dinner and so on. The distances from home to grocery stores and stores and doctors are far from each other, a lot of time gets lost on the roads and those big groceries, parking lots before you get to what you need and want. A lot of valuable time for nicer things and things you want to do is not left, but what you have to do. It is just a rushing through the days to get things done and a lot of tv time running aside, bc cultural is not much to do in most places or they are to far away.
i watched ur video where u said why i left germany.... then why are u saying to poeple why they shud come to germany in this video?? am i missing anything....
Just because something does not work for me does not mean it will not work for someone else. That is like me saying I dislike seafood and telling people they should never eat seafood in their life. Germany as a country has a lot to offer and things that I love dearly. There are so many people that want to move to the country and for some people it might be a better match than others.
@@HayleyAlexis let me make it a little simple for u to understand. if i bought a video game and its so bad that i unistall the game , will i recommmend it to anyone in the reviews to play it? absolutly not. because the game sucks. so germany was so unbearable for u that u had to leave it, then how do u recommend people to go there. its contradictory. makes no sense.
All great points,but btw people should know that "culture" thing without you saying it. I mean you can walk on roads wich are still there build by the fucking Romans just as a little example.
What you felt would be like "being in the US" - i would call it the big city syndrome. Almost everywhere in the world big cities are following some equal paths, especially if they are pretty "new". So only old big cities, with no earlier destruction can have that different flair. Like Paris, London, Amsterdam, Vienna, Rome, etc. Else a big City has in its center same kind of scrapers, shopping centers somewhere some green, a lot of lanes for cars etc. so they are pretty the same kind. Culture is such a strange thing for Germany, because every child is drilled not to be proud of the country because of WW2, we allow everybody to be proud where he is from, who he is, only we are not allowed to be proud of our own long history because of the time of WW2. Even me, who is now in his mid 50s, with an half american dad and a half french mom (yes i am a total mixture), who had absolutely nothing to do with WW2, but raised in Germany was told in school that we as "Germans" have to be award of the guilt this country has done to the world. That impacts the society and more the government until today, even in the knowledge that Germany is more than WW2, especially today. But everything is related to "what will the others think about that". Of course that impact has also some good in it - the country tried to be the best, safest and most social place in the world and still be economical strong. That brought some really good things to the country, but where is light, there is shadow. Not everyone likes that. We are living in peace for almost 80 Years now, that leaves a lot of place for thinking about pretty stupid things.
Must be hell in Florida if you praise Germany for their handling of people with a dissability- because that’s already garbage. I know from personal experience of 30 years😂
Well, it's probably related to how car-centric America is. You literally need a car to get anywhere due to the way their cities are laid out - everyone lives in a suburb and there's nothing in walking distance. Sidewalks are non-existent in many places, the streets are so wide that you could land airplanes on them and public transportation is a joke. So if you have a disability that makes it hard to navigate or limits your movement radius, you'd basically be trapped inside your home in America, unless you'd be living in some kind of gated community that caters to your needs. But those are 1.) expensive and 2.) you'd essentially pay money to live in a ghetto, separated from the rest of society.
Hey Miss Hayley Germany is definitely a better place to live in period so much than Florida period i feel so sorry for your boyfriend Miss Hayley he has been sold a lie unfortunately😊 America is highly overrated period so glad and blessed that i don't live there is Europe perfect? no it isn't but it's still way much better than America the so called greatest country in the world it's not far from it and it's definitely not the land of the free once again i feel sorry for your boyfriend Miss Hayley i do not ENVY him period. Other than that a great video keep up the great work Miss Hayley please come back to Europe👍 And greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱
Greetings friend from Jamaica. I like the Netherlands. But the only problem that I have is the weather conditions. By the way, the women there are gorgeous and smart by nature.
@@yvesderival634 The weather over here is not that bad😊 The lady's here however BORING AF Asian women are superior period plus they age like fine wine😊 Greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱
Awesome video Hayley as usual! What do you think is the most effective way to connect with veterans who live in Germany? I contacted the American Legion in Stuttgart but I am awaiting reply. I would like to see if I can still receive my benefits once I move there on a student Visa. Thank you! ❤🫡
I have a son with Down syndrome.
he goes to a normal kindergarten. he is happy there and very popular.
I receive a fixed amount every month from the nursing care fund because of his developmental delay. I also get paid for my private babysitter for evenings and weekends.
Therapies and doctor visits are of course also covered.
Medicines and aids (buggies, special beds, chairs, car seats) are also paid for by the Keankenkasse if you need them.
Accompaniment for kindergarten can also be requested. (we don't need one, but just the possibility gives you a reassuring feeling)
My son has a disability. But so far I have had the feeling that our life was therefore restricted in any way. not at all.
Hi It's Ted from Kaiserlautern, Germany!😁 You are 💯 CORRECT!!! I am American but, I came to Germany in 1972 and I am still here (52 years)! Great Show and have a wonderful day!!!💗
sure 🧐
Gee, 52 years, you may as well be a German , Why not 😅
Gee, 52 years, you may as well be a German, why not 😅
When you said americans water-down who they are to be palatable for others? That hit me so hard.... I'm Vietnamese and it took over 20 years before i felt free to like what i like out loud. That's true freedom. I hid or cowered when school acquaintances said they saw my family's wedding in my frotnt yard.. wearing traditional clothing. Friends said my house smelled bad. I never ever talked about beef noodle soup/pho or ate fried fish or fish sauce in front of others. Vietnamese culture is so cool but i didnt want to be different as a kid. Get this- sriracha has been used by Vietnamese with their pho since the 80s! I knew a cool thing 30 years before it became mainstream!
Dienst ist Dienst und Schnaps ist Schnaps^^
Den habe ich schon lange nicht mehr gehört. Ein Klassiker.
I am definitely one of the ones who loves working while also having a sense of security. My soul craves to be in Ireland, but the realistic side of me wants to be in Germany because of the safety net Germany has for its citizens. I'm glad you learned healthy boundaries with work and are sticking to them! Dealing with the offices for official paperwork and appointments will be annoying, but everything else about Germany just seems amazing.
Also, I love hearing your opinions
hailey having a mini melt down over missing german food gave me ptsd flashbacks to when i was a kid visiting the newly build disney land paris and all they had for food in the park was fast food. i was utterly miserable and my mum tried to smuggle bananas and salads into the park so i’d have smth to eat while there xDD
What, you can't take your own food into Disneyland? Wtf
Nice to see you active again and I love the hairdo
me too
Wow, wow, double wow, did I tell you lately that I love you??? 😍 (of course German here 😎🙋♂)
Thank you so muchhh!!!
You´re not the only one.
You will be a great mum
very smart and beautiful lady, thank you for sharing your thought, very useful video, I liked it !
Thank you I really needed this! I always think I should move to Germany, could do it in 2 years (not earlier) X
Inklusion ist sehr wichtig geworden in Deutschland.
Jein. Wenn es geht, ist Inklusion richtig und wichtig. Aber manchmal funktioniert es nicht.
Hayley, go to Finland (not Helsinki, more in the north) and tell me afterwards why I felt I was in little America, when I was there. ... 😉
Gleich ma Algo-Kommi ^^
I am in total agreement "I don't dream of labor!"
Hayley, your videos are so inspiring for this fellow American. I am so hoping to move abroad because I have some of the same concerns about the USA.
I almost bought some spaetzle from Fresh Market today 😂
Ohh my god i saw your content 2-3 years ago for the first time …. Look at youuu ❤ getting buff😮
In Germany you are proud to have leant a job3 years or more from a master and that you know all the background of your job. In the US you are proud to have learnt all by yourself.
What does that mean? You learn by your self too what a master is showing to teach and learn by the best standards and by rules that are proven to work in Germany. I have to live in America and I found that you have to watch those people who work for you, bc the AMERICANS love to make short cuts. They promise you to do everything, you turn your back and trust them. In two decades it had been that way to often. Quality is not an American thing in my view. And pricing is dishonest many times for the value of the work has been done. There were at least 50 % of those people who acted like that. In Germany you have to learn and study the standard with the supporting system in school and at work or the institution. After that you do not have to pay anybody after the examen and the time 2 to 3 1/2 years depending on the chosen profession. And you get a small salary while you are learning, too. In America the education is mostly a few month and expensive the school, if you being an apprentice , and studying is a big fortune. I personally do see Americans could do much better for the general population and young people. To many talents are wasted due to that bc those who cannot effort that are left behind with bad paid jobs. And one more good thing people can do in Germany if they didn't finish high-school successfully, they can go for free to evening classes and study further for free to get a better education that they can use to study for a better job. In America everything is too expensive. You all have too much GREEN colored figures in your mind. It is only 1% rich people and 99% average people. An imbalance that could not be greater.
That last topic - Germany is 20% American - may be true for Bavaria, but not so much for the rest of the country. 😂
The Americans' view on Germany was influenced by their soldiers being stationed in Bavaria after WWII until now. Dirndl, Oktoberfest and Bretzn... But the American presence has also worked the other way.
When I came back to Hamburg after my exchange year in California back in 1987, I couldn't find a KFC or Pizza Hut anywhere within 250 km. It had to be either West Berlin or Bavaria.
I do admit that tourism and globalisation has done it's work everywhere but no place is as "American" as Bavaria.
There are almost 6 KFCs in the general Hamburg vicinity. There are 5 in the general Munich vicinity.
@@HayleyAlexis Hamburg is a little larger than Munich, and as I said, that was over 30 years ago. Of course today those fast food chains (and other American stores) can be found all over Germany. I still think the American influence is more visible in Bavaria than anywhere else. It's where the US tourists go, isn't it?
Umm, not wanting to be a downer but yes, the USA CONSTANTLY has mass shootings as per the definition. During 2023 the USA had well over 400 mass shootings, but only the big ones were reported in the media.
That means on average more than one per day. That's pretty much the perfect definition of "constantly".
Sure, the USA is huge, so it's still not super likely to be caught up in a mass shooting. But it is still a massively bigger chance than in Europe.
Hope Austrians see it the same way, but from your Munich + South Bavarian pov: I feel the same way 🙂
My experience for Bavaria: English is often well included + Starbucks, McDonalds + all the others. But recently: French menue card in a restaurant .. mostly not available ... yeah, there is some similar things between USA + Bavaria or Germany in general but I guess: Biergarten are quite different 😉 (sorry for your pain)
Austria is like this teenager that is annoyed by their younger sibling Germany but also secretly kinda likes them :)
Now we need a video about who would not be happy in Germany. 😁
Very good idea- I can make a list. Who do you think would be on it?
@@HayleyAlexis I could speculate, but I'll leave it to the expert!
@@HayleyAlexisseems like entrepeneurs or business owners. All the bureaucracy and also the worker's rights....
after they destroyed carefully some people who are us-citizens showed their best side, yup, they could not wait to leave Germany
@@j.a.1721 Sounds like toxic business people would not like Germany. I see that as an absolute win!
I live in Belgium, which is great but I wouldn't mind living in Germany, or the Netherlands.
What matters the money if you can't spend in on things to enjoy rn :)
Interesting, the last point surprised me. What were situations where germany felt more like the US?
Fastfood restaurants, more trash then before due to them. Denglish speaking, its stupid, but some Germans want to impress with their knowledge of the English language and mix it into their conversation to show of to show they are "Hip"🤣😂and forgetting that consequences, that they might not be able to read German and understand German correctly snd cannot even read any classics any longer without a German dictionary.
I think Germany has been getting Americanized in quite some aspects and I'm not sure I like it. But then, having American troops stationed in a large part of the country for decades just leads to some things^^
I am Glad there are more Gated Communities for our troops and there is a very good reason for that
Oh, do you mean when the troops marry Germans and stay in Germany? Otherwise I cannot imagine how they would affect German culture.
@@LythaWausW look up the 40 years between the end of WW II and the 1990s how Germany was divided up in Governmental zones. The East was Russian governed , whereas the West was governed by the US and Britain (and a smaller Part was France)
This led to deep ties between the cultures as well, not only regarding Family unions. I mean, if there is a foreign administration, they bring along their way of doing things. It's only natural
@@Angy2we. is there? I'm curious, care to elaborate?
@@MydieLy Yes, you can't enter into a US-BASE of the Military in Germany unless you have a spouse in the military or someone related that gives you a day pass to be there. In the 1980s when my dad was stationed here there was no gates in the housing area that changed drastically. I can't wait to leave this place. My sister's made it home in civil but very mentally harmed. I have to stay strong. I am not sugar coating a thing on this. It is not healthy to put a us-citizen child into a German school system, based on how grown Germans look at the American attitude and lifestyle. I do not think a child should be put through hell for being a us-citizen there is no prom, no very special school events and in America we have a very good school system that is sadly changing a bit but still children are more free in creativity in America then In Germany where they silently destroy the child because for just simply being a us-citizen.
You got officially germanized! There’s nothing more German than complaining about things in Germany. Have a wonderful weekend!
Via Abend! I tried working past 5 and everyone was WTF is wrong with you?
If you have children with disabilities, you might want to look at Ohio. They have quite a bit of support in the state, at least in various parts. There used to be much more, but I think they still have more than most states.
Personally, I have been to Germany so many times now and I am really starting to dislike it. I cannot stand the rudeness and people are extremely cold. And the racism I have experienced too. And on top of that the dating is bad as I don't feel attractive in Germany as a poc who is single. However, I love the Netherlands and have a better and opposing experience there.
Any location you recommend for a 90 days stay in Germany?
Wer hätte gedacht, dass ausgerechnet Hayley so ein Video macht? Überraschungen sterben nicht aus...
When it comes to your kids and to have free quality time it is😢 almost impossible. Why???bc they come home in the mid-afternoon and come home with a ton of homework ; it takes them HOURS to finish. It is ridiculous. They have barely time to go outside and to play. When children are that long in school they should not be kept from
going outside but should have done their homework in school and have time to recover from school and relax. I have been volunteering several years in school and in classes. I got to know it. Compared to Germany, the children came home earlier. Had no cafeteria, ate at home, did their homework AND had time left. The other thing is children were not every year to have new classmates. They were together for the years in the same class in elementary school, what changes every two years were the teachers. So friendship could be developed in school. Friendships (my impression) are very loosy goosy in America. Not to compare with friendships made in Germany who seem to me more carrying and longer lasting. They meet more often on a regular basis and invite each other more often. But considering how life in America is, it is usually understandable, that people have so little time for that, when they have to work two or maybe three jobs to stay alive and afloat. And woman have a lot of driving to do for their children to bring them to classes and clubs outside the school to support their talents in sports or music or whatsoever there is. Because there are not Transportation Systems as in Europe and Germany that children use to commute in-depend; and afternoons are short and driving them around and then home to make dinner and so on. The distances from home to grocery stores and stores and doctors are far from each other, a lot of time gets lost on the roads and those big groceries, parking lots before you get to what you need and want. A lot of valuable time for nicer things and things you want to do is not left, but what you have to do. It is just a rushing through the days to get things done and a lot of tv time running aside, bc cultural is not much to do in most places or they are to far away.
Salsa is way better in the US. Although Mexican restaurants can be ok, but the salsa in the groceries is sad.
is US cheap to get by?
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yup thought so very slick people
i watched ur video where u said why i left germany.... then why are u saying to poeple why they shud come to germany in this video?? am i missing anything....
Just because something does not work for me does not mean it will not work for someone else. That is like me saying I dislike seafood and telling people they should never eat seafood in their life. Germany as a country has a lot to offer and things that I love dearly. There are so many people that want to move to the country and for some people it might be a better match than others.
@@HayleyAlexis let me make it a little simple for u to understand. if i bought a video game and its so bad that i unistall the game , will i recommmend it to anyone in the reviews to play it? absolutly not. because the game sucks. so germany was so unbearable for u that u had to leave it, then how do u recommend people to go there. its contradictory. makes no sense.
if it doesnt make any sense for you then don't watch.... No one is forcing you to be here nor watch these videos. God bless sweetie!!
@@HayleyAlexis i already watched it.. how can i un-watch it ? 0 logic. funny
I think, if you would have political power, USA would become a better, more peaceful place to live. So…
HAYLEY FOR PRESIDENT
Refugees welcome!
All great points,but btw people should know that "culture" thing without you saying it.
I mean you can walk on roads wich are still there build by the fucking Romans just as a little example.
What you felt would be like "being in the US" - i would call it the big city syndrome. Almost everywhere in the world big cities are following some equal paths, especially if they are pretty "new". So only old big cities, with no earlier destruction can have that different flair. Like Paris, London, Amsterdam, Vienna, Rome, etc. Else a big City has in its center same kind of scrapers, shopping centers somewhere some green, a lot of lanes for cars etc. so they are pretty the same kind.
Culture is such a strange thing for Germany, because every child is drilled not to be proud of the country because of WW2, we allow everybody to be proud where he is from, who he is, only we are not allowed to be proud of our own long history because of the time of WW2. Even me, who is now in his mid 50s, with an half american dad and a half french mom (yes i am a total mixture), who had absolutely nothing to do with WW2, but raised in Germany was told in school that we as "Germans" have to be award of the guilt this country has done to the world. That impacts the society and more the government until today, even in the knowledge that Germany is more than WW2, especially today. But everything is related to "what will the others think about that". Of course that impact has also some good in it - the country tried to be the best, safest and most social place in the world and still be economical strong. That brought some really good things to the country, but where is light, there is shadow. Not everyone likes that. We are living in peace for almost 80 Years now, that leaves a lot of place for thinking about pretty stupid things.
Why taking advice from someone who USED to live in Germany and now isn't?
She lived there for 8 years & still goes frequently. Keep up or find another channel to be negative on.
Why not?after all, she is still an American.
there are so many more European countries, pls move there
Must be hell in Florida if you praise Germany for their handling of people with a dissability- because that’s already garbage. I know from personal experience of 30 years😂
Well, it's probably related to how car-centric America is. You literally need a car to get anywhere due to the way their cities are laid out - everyone lives in a suburb and there's nothing in walking distance. Sidewalks are non-existent in many places, the streets are so wide that you could land airplanes on them and public transportation is a joke.
So if you have a disability that makes it hard to navigate or limits your movement radius, you'd basically be trapped inside your home in America, unless you'd be living in some kind of gated community that caters to your needs. But those are 1.) expensive and 2.) you'd essentially pay money to live in a ghetto, separated from the rest of society.
Hey Miss Hayley Germany is definitely a better place to live in period so much than Florida period i feel so sorry for your boyfriend Miss Hayley he has been sold a lie unfortunately😊
America is highly overrated period so glad and blessed that i don't live there is Europe perfect? no it isn't but it's still way much better than America the so called greatest country in the world it's not far from it and it's definitely not the land of the free once again i feel sorry for your boyfriend Miss Hayley i do not ENVY him period.
Other than that a great video keep up the great work Miss Hayley please come back to Europe👍
And greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱
It's not the biggest. In terms of area, Russia is larger and in terms of population, India is larger.
Greetings friend from Jamaica. I like the Netherlands. But the only problem that I have is the weather conditions. By the way, the women there are gorgeous and smart by nature.
@@yvesderival634 The weather over here is not that bad😊
The lady's here however BORING AF Asian women are superior period plus they age like fine wine😊
Greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱
Awesome video Hayley as usual! What do you think is the most effective way to connect with veterans who live in Germany? I contacted the American Legion in Stuttgart but I am awaiting reply. I would like to see if I can still receive my benefits once I move there on a student Visa. Thank you! ❤🫡
Facebook will forever be an amazing resource. I don't know any groups personally but I know they are out there!