I've seen some of the videos of Europeans visiting for the world cup. They love it here. Hope some of them move. It would be great if we could switch them out for the ungrateful leftists.
I looked that up. What a staggering statistic! I never even heard of such a thing. It's because they can't afford A/C and are also brainwashed into thinking it harms the environment
Could they be slamming down a couple of mugs of beer and then sit in a warm house? Dehydration from alcohol could be a contributing factor. Plus it's beginning to appear that our EU cousins are turning into cucks and are being told to die, which they happily comply with.
20 years ago, we had flight testing in Canada. When our crew had need of medical care, they had to fly to Boston. There was no care available at any price.
TBH Europe has a lot less space for detached housing like our suburbs. But the villages were always charming and functional.
Let space means less consumption. They can get along without a closet full or cheap shoes from China, and have a couple pair of quality shoes. Same with clothing.
They spend more of their disposable income therefore on quality food, which is important to them. With a bakery, meat market etc. in the village, it was easy to shop daily for food. Not visit a mammoth grocery store and bulk up . . .
There was one French guy who would give it all up for Texas BBQ and air conditioning. I believe we do have bakeries and restaurants that can produce Michelin star food. And we do have Julia Child's cookbooks. And no, I would not have wanted to shop every day after work and then walk home to prepare it for hungry kids.
There was one young lady who was amazed we kept milk in the refrigerator. No wonder they were gobsmacked over a gallon of milk.
"It was easy to shop daily for food". So you went out every day to gather fresh food from local merchants? You didn't push a huge shopping cart down Walmart aisles and buy bags of chips, boxes of cake mix, endless bags of spaghetti noodles, or cans of green beans? EVERY DAY you went out to purchase food? That really does seem odd for an American to comprehend. Heck, we would gladly drive to McDonalds for a Big Mac long before we'd drive to the grocery store for a couple of apples or three pounds of fresh meat. I guess it's the difference between the US and the UK. We dont mind driving to a choke and puke, whereas they have to walk.
OH it was lovely! But there was the Backerei, with not only fresh bread but Kuchen and donuts! We do not have the German rolls [broetchen] for wurst etc., even at German fests. They have to be eaten the day they are baked!
The last time I was in Germany for a research trip, I stayed in a small hotel with a Backerei across the street, where I ate breakfast every day. Kaesebrot (basically a cheese sandwich but you won't find the like here) or croissant filled with chocolate. And the coffee!!
When you stay in a larger hotel, their included breakfast buffet is to die for! Fresh broetchen, soft boiled eggs, a variety of wonderful cheeses and meats, muesli, yogurt, fruits, and the coffee!
When you go to a city, after shopping, you go to the Konditorei, to rest and refresh with coffee and pastry! They had all the international and local papers on rods in a rack. They are elegant! Nothing like Starbucks, we don't have the like here.
You have heard of the Viennese coffee shops where the intellectuals gathered, spent many hours of the day. OH the coffee!
The pastries and coffee in Germany are to die for, but the Viennese are even better! The French pastries are better yet. But for the coffee, Vienna!
I've seen some of the videos of Europeans visiting for the world cup. They love it here. Hope some of them move. It would be great if we could switch them out for the ungrateful leftists.
They didn't pick this. The ZOG Governments followed instructions and destroyed the Nations.
176k heat related deaths. Hmm, must be related to alcohol consumption
I looked that up. What a staggering statistic! I never even heard of such a thing. It's because they can't afford A/C and are also brainwashed into thinking it harms the environment
It's actually just heat related deaths because Europeans don't own A/C.
Could they be slamming down a couple of mugs of beer and then sit in a warm house? Dehydration from alcohol could be a contributing factor. Plus it's beginning to appear that our EU cousins are turning into cucks and are being told to die, which they happily comply with.
"There would be dead FIFA fans all over the place if alcohol was the cause." -Nitrojunkie72
https://scored.co/c/GreatAwakening/p/1ASt1Dswtu/europeans-have-convinced-themsel/c/4ed3QDQq9JR
There would be dead FIFA fans all over the place if alcohol was the cause.
20 years ago, we had flight testing in Canada. When our crew had need of medical care, they had to fly to Boston. There was no care available at any price.
TBH Europe has a lot less space for detached housing like our suburbs. But the villages were always charming and functional.
Let space means less consumption. They can get along without a closet full or cheap shoes from China, and have a couple pair of quality shoes. Same with clothing.
They spend more of their disposable income therefore on quality food, which is important to them. With a bakery, meat market etc. in the village, it was easy to shop daily for food. Not visit a mammoth grocery store and bulk up . . .
There was one French guy who would give it all up for Texas BBQ and air conditioning. I believe we do have bakeries and restaurants that can produce Michelin star food. And we do have Julia Child's cookbooks. And no, I would not have wanted to shop every day after work and then walk home to prepare it for hungry kids.
There was one young lady who was amazed we kept milk in the refrigerator. No wonder they were gobsmacked over a gallon of milk.
"It was easy to shop daily for food". So you went out every day to gather fresh food from local merchants? You didn't push a huge shopping cart down Walmart aisles and buy bags of chips, boxes of cake mix, endless bags of spaghetti noodles, or cans of green beans? EVERY DAY you went out to purchase food? That really does seem odd for an American to comprehend. Heck, we would gladly drive to McDonalds for a Big Mac long before we'd drive to the grocery store for a couple of apples or three pounds of fresh meat. I guess it's the difference between the US and the UK. We dont mind driving to a choke and puke, whereas they have to walk.
OH it was lovely! But there was the Backerei, with not only fresh bread but Kuchen and donuts! We do not have the German rolls [broetchen] for wurst etc., even at German fests. They have to be eaten the day they are baked!
The last time I was in Germany for a research trip, I stayed in a small hotel with a Backerei across the street, where I ate breakfast every day. Kaesebrot (basically a cheese sandwich but you won't find the like here) or croissant filled with chocolate. And the coffee!!
When you stay in a larger hotel, their included breakfast buffet is to die for! Fresh broetchen, soft boiled eggs, a variety of wonderful cheeses and meats, muesli, yogurt, fruits, and the coffee!
When you go to a city, after shopping, you go to the Konditorei, to rest and refresh with coffee and pastry! They had all the international and local papers on rods in a rack. They are elegant! Nothing like Starbucks, we don't have the like here.
You have heard of the Viennese coffee shops where the intellectuals gathered, spent many hours of the day. OH the coffee!
The pastries and coffee in Germany are to die for, but the Viennese are even better! The French pastries are better yet. But for the coffee, Vienna!
Kinda surprised they have that many cars tbh
I read something about the Scottish wiping out all the beer in a city. At least they have their priorities straight.
& next do a content & positive sense of wellbeing comparison: based vs. woke
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