"I have never been on a train" is a quote no European can conceive.

The US says: "You must prove that something might be poisonous for human consumption before we ban it!"
Europe: "You must prove that something is safe for human consumption before we allow it!"
I know which one I prefer.

“Rice in a pan” my Valencian heart just broke into a million pieces…😢😢😢 that’s paella

Dude... she forgot about such an important factor... THE SAFETY! THE LOW CRIME RATE! THE FACT THAT NOT EVERYONE OWNS SEMI-AUTOMATIC HANDGUNS AND FULLY AUTOMATIC RIFLES!!!

I was an exchange student in the U.S. At home we eat very healthy. I suffered from severe belly pains in the U.S.
The normal things I did in Milano, I couldn’t do in the 3 States I studied, biking to school, running, walk to the grocery store, hanging out with my friends in the city centre. I was 15y and bored like hell. Teens of my age were mostly playing video games or on their mobile, they had no clue what friendship or happiness was, for them happiness was receiving new materialistic stuff to brag with. Until someone had something better and their happiness was over.
Materialistic stuff means nothing to us. Not only In Italy but across Europe. I had the best experience in Madrid, sharing a student place with students from all over Europe. We might have a different culture but we are all so similar. Our happiness is our friendship. Enjoying things that cost nothing. Singing and dancing in the park. No one even looked at someone’s phone, while in the U.S people are shocked when you have an older phone but you say you use it until it’s broken. This is a normal thing across Europe. Why would we change something that works perfectly? It’s not a lack of money, it’s just basic intelligence. A new phone won’t improve our lives.

Why is it in America, where people are obsessed with their rights. Things like holidays and time off are suddenly benefits..? You guys are more worried about getting guns than holidays 😂😂

As an european that takes all these things for granted without a second thought, I must thank you, Ryan, for making me realise how privileged I actually am. Love your reaction videos and... I`m so sorry you have that thing as your "government leader"... We are all afected by his idiotic behaviour and really wish he`d stop destroying peoples lives.

wanna know the secret of why we dont take any shit when it comes to our benefits? cause the are not benefits, they are rights. very important differrence

I lived in the States for quite some years, until I noticed overwork and bad food were killing me. Came running back to my home country, Italy, and I truly don't want to be anywhere else, except some other country in the EU.🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺

I like that so many of us Europeans in the comments names us as Europeans! ….Thanks to Orange Donny Europe seems to get finally united, despite all of our differences, we stay together!…Regards from Europe/ Germany/ Lower Saxony 😊

European food is on a whole other level. We use real ingredients, not just additives. A lot of the stuff that’s allowed in American food is actually banned in the EU.

5:58 Not benefits... Rights... Paid time off and vacations are stablished by law, is not something that the company gives you from the goodness of their heart. They MUST give you that paid leave.

As someone that does not own a car, but instead goes to work by bike and train, goes skiing by public transport nearly every weekend, visits friends some towns away by public transport etc. My mind couldn't comprehend the "I've never been on a train" statement...
Greetings from Switzerland

You may not like to pay for washroom privileges but I assure you, the cleanliness is worth it. 🇳🇱🇨🇦❤️

American: Tipping 25% for the serving staff on my $150 meal? Sure no problem
Same American: Paying the service staff €1 to clean the toilet stall so they are clean and fresh? NEVER!
😂🤣

My friend, you have to understand one thing, most of the buildings you see are older than the US...

The EU has a study program called 'Erasmus', where you as a student, can study or do an internship for a period (often a semester) in another European country. For EU citizens, it is easier to get into that program than non-EU citizens however, due to cost and availability. Erasmus covers costs like food etc. and supports you financially, depending on the distance of your Erasmus.
I'm a Belgian college student and I've had quite a few Erasmus students from Spain, Hungary, Italy and Germany in my class group. They follow a couple of classes a week with us (what they signed up for) and it's fun having them. There's no language barriers whatsoever, since classes with foreign students are always given in English. Even with our classmates, us Belgians speak English too, just to be respectful towards the Erasmus students and not make them feel awkward.

Our country The Netherlands is the second largest agricultural exporter in the world after the US, why would we buy food produced with low standards on growth hormones, antibiotics, GM produce, chlorine washed poultry, food colorings, etc etc? Besides the US is thousands of miles away as opposed to our local European producers. Thankfully we have strict enforced sanitary and phytosanitary laws, rules and regulations to prevent inferior sub standard produce from our common market.

Moved to Europe 20 years ago and never looked back.   While living in the USA I had 4 friends who were shot and was held up bye a gun.   Never felt as safe as I do now.   The freedom to walk a go any where is amazing free here.   I will never go back to the states

As a mexican living in france for several years now I can say : FREE UNIVERSTY, NO DEBT CULTURE, HEALTHCARE, BETTER FOOD QUALITY,  WALKING CITIES, 1.5 MONTH PAID HOLIDAYS A YEAR 💜