£ = the english pound and € = the european Euro

2:36 That tiny european coffee has more cafeine than a gallon of American "coffee".

Even as a child 60+ years ago Americans were laughed at as they always bragged about everything being bigger in their country. We laughed because biggest isn't better.

12:07 the american chickenbreast is what we call a "plofkip" in the Netherlands. A.k.a. bursting chicken, which is a chicken that's been fed so much food is such a short amount of time, it grows too fast and can't walk. It's forbidden in the Netherlands to raise chickens like this since it's animal cruelty

Garbage disposals are illegal in a lot of European countries

If Americans invented English, why did they name it after an European country?

Actually I think most of Europe, especially western Europe would ban any attempts to install "garbage disposal" shit.

In the UK we have garbage disposal.  It's called the dog.

„You speak English because it’s the only language you know. I speak English because it’s the only language you know. We’re not the same“

11:00
Garbage disposals are not allowed in Germany. It makes the upcycling of the water harder.

During the World Cup football, you didn't have enough BEER!

10:45 I am just a simple guy from Germany.

no AC - i have an extra AC in my good isolated apartment
no garbage disposal—I sort my trash and recycle it (sorry that i care about stuff..)
no ice maker - I have an ice maker in my fridge(I never use it), I can buy it in a supermarket and have ice in every restaurant (yeah maybe I need to ask for it)
no dryer - I have a dryer and i use it, i also hang out my stuff in summer cuz it feels and smells way better (for me)

Hi JT ! Fun fact: USA's national dish, the hamburger, is literally named after the city it originated from namely Hamburg, Germany!! 😆

Its not € its £(pound).

3:12 atleast it’s coffee instead of brown water

11:00 - we europeans often don't even use as much electricity yearly as some americans do in a month
we use ice-cub-trays and put those in the freezer if we need ice-cubs for something (often we just don't need them)

and we don't need a garbage disposal unit, as we don't flush our food down the drain put put it in a seperate bin for the 2weekly collection. (just as we sort most of our other garbage in seperate bins)

Also the person talking about bombing European public transport probably forgot that when you bomb a place, infrastructure that cars use (like bridges and roads) also get hit.

6:28 The darkly funny thing about this is that in reality, after WW2 in Austria, when fossil fuel was scarce and diesel buses and cars could not be used, in many places local electricity was cheap to produce and, for instance, in Klagenfurt the public transport was based on electric trams and buses for decades.

garbage disposals are illegal in many European countries…

There is one, and only one thing right in all of those: Garbage disposal. AT least in France it is actually illegal under sanitation law, since it's a wonderful way to further clog sewers that are already functionning at maximum capacity.
You can ask for an excemption... But then you'll have to build a case file the administration can't contest or block, and I'm not sure pollution convenience is worth the 10 years therapy that would cause