The one who says that in Spain people don't drink water, only wine and beer, is lying. In Spain, you can have a glass of wine or a beer in the morning, and that's frowned upon in the US. Fine, but Spaniards don't only drink beer or wine. Then she says that in Spain people don't move out of the way for you and you end up bumping into them first. That's also lying. But let's suppose the Spaniard doesn't move out of the way for the woman in the video and she ends up bumping into him. That means she didn't move out of the way either, so she's accusing Spaniards of something she also does, unless there's a law that says every Spaniard has the obligation to move out of the way and give way when the woman in the video is walking in the street.
Esta chica rubia si ha estado en España no salió de la habitación del hotel.
En todas las ciudades de España (y pueblos) que conozco hay fuentes de agua donde se bebe directamente, no hace falta llevar botellas, hay agua en todos los lados. Y de no haberla en bares, cafeterías, restaurantes tienen obligación de facilitarla gratis.
By law, water is free in restaurants—as much as you want. You just have to ask for it. However, it isn't bottled or sparkling. They usually don't serve it automatically so that you'll order and pay for a drink instead, but if you ask for it, they are required to provide it for free. You need to specifically ask for a pitcher or glass of tap water; if you simply ask for "water," they will bring you bottled water and charge you for it.
Where on earth did this woman come from, claiming there's no water anywhere in Spain? Spain's average annual water consumption per capita is higher than that of the United States; I have no idea where she pulls such nonsense from. And the bit about kids smoking during recess shows her level, because smoking is strictly prohibited by law both inside schools and in their immediate surroundings.
Sure, Spaniards go to New York, Chicago, or Washington, and people in the United States are super polite and make a path for you to walk down the street, right? You have to be completely clueless to spout nonsense like that and then act surprised. After a month in Spain, this person would make tons of friends talking like that and saying such stupid things.
3:50 I don't know why these kinds of videos with absurd comments and ridiculous stereotypes go viral. Some Americans seem to live in a bubble. Can anyone really believe that children smoke in the schoolyard? It's insane!