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I bought some Edelstoff...$17.99 for six 11.2oz bottles - it's a treat when I can get it (Total Wine is the only place near me that carries it)

Simple. Many of us simply don't go there!

Jeri Ryan / 7of9 was born there. I'm 52, and I remember buying a camping trailer from an captain and his family together with my dad (I was 5 at the time). To me it felt like being in a different country, although it was the town of my uncle and aunt.

The Studentenwohnheim am Biederstein was also build by the Americans after the war. I did like it very much. You can find those american neighborhoods all over Germany at US army bases. Some of them more american than that you showed us.

Hey matt go to „Geisterbahnhof Olympiapark“ (you can find it on maps) go past the Barrier, normally no Problem, then take the Steps down to the rails! You will have your strange place right there

🙈🤪🤔😂 That elevator music fits perfect. 😁

Until 1998, there were several US Army barracks here in Augsburg and half a dozen or more American-style housing areas, some of them quite large. The barracks themselves were Nazi military buildings that survived the war unscathed. But the residential areas were as American as it gets. Mostly American-style apartment buildings, but also individual houses for the higher ranks, as in your video. As a cab driver, I had almost daily trips between the barracks and the residential areas or certain bars or nightclubs that were mainly frequented by soldiers. We cab drivers didn't particularly like these trips with Americans because, as the cliché goes, they were very short and could have been done on foot in a few minutes. Also, the soldiers were often drunk and quite rude. Some of the residential areas are still in use, and a friend of mine even rented an apartment there after the “Amis” left. So I saw his American-style apartment first hand. We even still have an American-style church, which is now Orthodox, and a chapel that is rotting away and was due to be demolished, but was declared a listed building last year. The barracks, on the other hand, have been demolished and new, very modern residential areas with beautiful parks have been built over the years - and still are! Oh, and many young mixed-race black Germans are also still a living legacy from the time when the “Yanks” were in Augsburg, like my apartment neighbor Alicia, hehe.

you offended my soul when you said brezin to a BREZEL and that it tastes like a cartbord box. Actually in baveria and badem würtemberg there are by far the best onces you can buy

Forst = economically used forest So a "Forstwirtschaft" (forestry) is kinda like a "Landwirtschaft" (farm) but with trees instead of food grown on land/soil, Here the "Forstwirt" instead of the "Landwirt" (farmer) is the one who takes care of the forest, plants trees or other forest plants which are necessary and economically reasonable and who cuts trees down to sell the wood. Here the similarities of the germanic languages are shown once more, it seems.

Matt, you were riding through the U.S Military Housing area. l live there from 1972-73 while my father was fighting the war in Vietnam. Check out the street names... Cincinnatistrasse, Lincolnsstrasse, Pennstrasse.

Usually, countries/regions which have a US military base nearby have neighborhoods specifically targetted at US military personnel, some are even entirely built for that purpose. I get the feeling you were in one of such areas. I remember visiting a similar place decades ago in the north of Madrid; it was shocking. Not only were streets and houses "American", so were the shops and comunal areas. Heck, even the police cars were American. And this was on off-base area, not attached to (or even close for that matter) to the existing US base to the East of Madrid.

We had " Little America (USA) " in our " twin" town on the other side of the River Danube which - thanks to Napoleon - is in Bavaria whilst my part of the " twin" is in Baden-Württemberg . To cut a long story short the towns are Ulm (BW) and Neu-Ulm ( Bavaria). As a young girl I was invited to an American family living there for Thanksgiving due to our girl guides Brownies connection. This part of Neu-Ulm are the Wiley Barracks and they gave me my first impression what parts of the USA might look like including a cinema and a water tower (and Pershing 2 rockets with nuclear heads which made me join the human chain from Ulm to Stuttgart as a form of protest in the 1980s.😜) Thanks to the unification of Germany the barracks " fell into the hands of the enemy" so to say and are now a very well kept suburb of Neu-Ulm where some of the typical American "sights" are kept while others were either demolished or upgraded to German standards. 😁 As a thank you to our American protectors my family invited one of the soldiers stationed there each year and who couldn't make it home for Christmas which helped to brush up our knowledge of English and was fun !

It looks german to me

So what's the name of that neighborhood?

Are you aware that your shirts match the tablecloths?

Big mistake. In bavaria you don't use industrial beverages like sprite for Radler. You use local citron limonade.

As a woman who lives about 10 minutes away: you can even go alone, no male or female friends necessary for your safety. But I would recommend saving the number of German emergency cervices (as I would in any country you visit) and have a quick read up on safety measures during Oktoberfest.

already in the intro you do it wrong, beer has to come directly from the Refrigerator.

Boy am I getting old, (now in my 50s) who wants to drink that much beer at 10am in the morning? 3:17. Are there plenty of bathrooms there? Because that’s where I’d be probably spending all my time, seen the size of those mugs. (thank you enlarged prostate)

Getting two people to sit (trick), it helps the American guy is “outta sight” (hidden) when the girl asks. We did that same track while hitchhiking in Martha’s Vineyard I would hide in the bushes while my girlfriend would be going hitchhiking.

That‘s one of the Bavarian ways to survive Oktoberfest. The German way is: Not to go there.

a lot better, however, I dont think you need the hat. Further, you really need to work on the shoes!

The production quality is actually insane for a channel this small. Mad respect for putting so much work into this I see you!

Lovely & sad. What does not kill us makes us stronger.

nice, you both look really good!

Dude, upgrade works well!

The key is „a Zwiwa“ 😂

Fesch samma Herr Matt. 😁 Looking good Matt (just in case your knowledge of Bavarian is still a bit lacking ).

Hi @mattsuozzo if you want to do a video about Erding at the end of S2 hit me up. I'm a a Canadian that has lived here for 20 years. I can show you around. I have learned a lot about the history of the area and can give you some content.

Good job with the fit, but i am not sure about the hairstyle;) Really like your videos, good job. Take care.

Tracht is fashion like anywhere else. This year was beige and light browns. A few years ago it was red and silver. It's fun. I'm a Canadian living near Minga for 20 years and I love the traditional clothing . My bayriche wife says when she was younger no one would wear tracht but now kids wear it and love it. A full outfit will cost you about 300 euros but the lederhosen and shoes will last 30 years. You just upgrade the shirts and socks every year. I'm fond of the Austrian stuff with edelweiss buttons.

Here in rural bayern the standard ransom for a maypole is a pig and some number of crates of beer. Also the guards are often women wearing night dresses who drink copious amounts of schnapps while guarding the yet to be erected may pole.

I've never found an alcoholfrei beer that doesn't taste like a tin can. I heard about this one last week and will try it as it is time for my annual beer break. I live in Erding so I'm not far from Minga.

Als Münchner kann ich dir sagen: oa Hendl, drei Maß und Achterbahn! Es gibt auf der Wiesn mehr als nur Bierzelt 😮

They export the Helles now!!!! I just picked some up a couple weeks ago in downtown LA in a 6 pack.

Another hint: In Bavaria, never pronounce Maß like "Maas". It's "Mass" with a short "a".

yeez mate, get a BUTTERbrezn ... of course a pure Brezn will be dry as heck... though I wouldn´t say it tastes like cardboard at all.. so, please give it a try, maybe you like it?

Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland

lecker bierchen.

Munich local here: never ask the guy sitting there. Ask the waitress. She makes the guy let you sit there (if it's not a reserved table), because she wants business instead of empty seats. And there is no "i'm holding seats for my seven friends" at Oktoberfest 😅

I still prefer either a Radler, Russ or Neger instead of a Saures Radler.

I am from Munich, but i never swa this ship beergarden cool 😊

I was born and raised in Munich and never heard of the rule to not fill beer from one Maß to another but as soon as you said it I just had this intuitive and visible burst of disgust, so I think it's just part of our DNA

After a fwe more Mass... bro.... No ....

Trinken sie jeden tag bier, es ist gesund.

Underrated channel!!! Love the Editing reminds me of Casey Neistat

Laugengebäck so zu diskreditieren bricht mir mein Herz :'(

1. Augustiner Beer is the worst in Munich and 2. A Radler is made with lemonade and not water. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Sour Radler is also not available in Munich.😅

Just to mirror the other comments, thank you so much 🫶🏻 Two aircons in our Palermo holiday apartment was just too much for the fusebox. Saved us calling the landlord at 10pm. x

🍺🫲✅,🍺🤛❌ Man gibt dem Krug freundlich die Hand (You shake hands with the beer mug), hand through the handle