American Reacts to What's Something Europe Has Changed In Your Mind As An American
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Washing the eggshell causes the protective barrier that protects the egg against the entry of bacteria and viruses to be washed away.
I pay about 35% in taxes... and then I don't have to worry about anything..... (Norway)
Same here - I would be terrified, living in USA (Denmark)
With everything included like health care and the mandatory public retirement deduction etc. I pay ~42% in taxes and deductions. ~22% are taxes, the rest are (mandatory) deductions which people often mistake as "taxes" in Germany. Fun fact: In the U.S.A I would earn more as long as I am single, but with my existing family I would hover just above the poverty line as a single earner.
Who pays the most taxes in the world?
Highest tax burden in the world.
1. Denmark. 46.9%
2. France. 45.1%
3. Austria. 43.5%
4. Italy. 43.3%
5. Finland. 43.0%
6. Sweden. 42.6%
Employer contributions are included in salary. So the employee's money, not the employer's. Important to remember.
34%. But korona now is cheap compare to dolar so it's way more expensive to travel than it was before Russian invasion on Ukraine. Also electricity bills and prices of food are going to high. So not the best times for Norway to.
@@tomeng9520 but those numbers are for people who earn very big salaries. I pay about 4 to 24% depending what I earn in each year.
Hi 23 years ago I had a gaul bladder op that went horrifically wrong, I had 5 months in hospital. I had 4 life saving ops and had 12hrs to live , I lost nearly 4 stone. I had a Hart attack 3 years ago, I went to a specialist hospital for harts. It was the beginning of covid. Due to allergies they used titanium clips etc. I was in hospital for 10 weeks 2 were in HDU .
This year I have had 11 strokes the second bunch I went Into emergency unit within 15 min I was being seen by a hrt nurse. Within 2hrs I had loads of tests and was in a private room.
All this and 16 meds a day all this and loads of ambulance trips, all this cost NOTHING it was free and fantastic, I LOVE THE NHS i would be broke and dead if i was in the US.
Luxury!
@@Ozone280 NO, a basic human right!!
@@Ozone280mutualization of costs & risks
vs
facing unexpected health events all by yourself
+
Health system built for maximizing patients health and life duration
Vs
Health system built for maximizing health companies shareholders profits
If you have a Gaul bladder I guess you must be French. I am British and mine is a Gall bladder. lol,
I swear to god Hershey’s chocolate with its vomit after-taste is an atrocity before god…
Well, that happens when you "enhance" your "chocolate" with butaric acid...remember your science classes? That stuff...
I heard that Americans often eat in the car. That’s so sad
With half a milion usa families going bankrupt over medical costs each year, many people even have to live in their car. 😪
To the lady at the end who couldn’t get a hairbrush - I’ve no idea why. They are everywhere in the UK. Perhaps not in like a small village setting, but in London they are literally everywhere. I have to wonder who she was staying with!
One trip to Brixton and she would have found exactly what she wanted.
NHS is NOT "nothing". The British pay taxes to pay for the NHS. If you are healthy, and barely need the NHS, you are okay paying the tax, to help those with major medical problems.
The NHS is as free as the fire service and the police service.
I don’t hear anyone complaining about having to pay tax for those services.
Most left wing politicians in the US would be central right or right wing in Europe. Even Bernie Sanders would've been slightly left of a social democrat instead of a communist. 😅
PS most bigger cities would have brushes for black afro hair.
My comment seems to have parroted yours. Apologies - quite unintentional!
I think Bernie Sanders is actually right of all except the nationalists in Europe on policies - he might ultimately want to go further left but what he proposes wouldn't even bring the United States nearly as far left as all countries in Europe currently are.
WTF are you talking about? Your center-left politicians are far more left than anything in Europe!
As someone who grew up in West-Berlin since 1972 ... I can say that you are CATEGORICALLY WRONG. Bernie Sanders is a COMMUNIST ... and will always be a commie regardless which LABEL he HIDES BEHIND. The definition for that DO NOT CHANGE WITH A DIFFERENT COUNTRY.
Commies are a) INTERNATIONALISTS (cf. "the Internationale") and b) PROGRESSIVISTS (a.k.a. "change for change's sake").
Here in Germany too. A Polish friend often brings sausage from Poland. It tastes like it used to taste here in the past. Really like craftsmanship. Small butchers are becoming increasingly rare here and have made room for mass-produced goods. This is not just a US problem. You are just faster. Everything that was trendy here comes here 10 years later.
Oh now imagine the german mass product sausage but 20 times worse😅 then u have the us product
Hello from Poland 🇵🇱
it doesn't cost nothing - that's the reason we pay taxes and / or fees to health insurance... depending on the country in europe
Your food starts with remit that "Greed is Good" All food producers think of profit before the customer. So your chickens are raised so cheaply that they have to be washed in chlorine before their edible, Your beef is full of "tenderisers'," "enhancers" and Antibiotics. Theres lots of added sugar to foods make them last longer on the shelf. McDonalds has different recipes in Europe than America. Americans that have come to Europe and stayed more than six months, say they have actually lost weight, even though they eat the same amount of food. Women say their periods change to a different schedule. European food regulations are much tougher than American regulations. In America they are geared to the producer not the customer. Those plastic yellow squares they call cheese are no way near proper cheese and you bread lasts forever but your eggs have to be in chilled counter whereas in Europe they are on ordinary shelves. You have to ask yourself just what are they selling to you in America and at very high prices
Crap. That's what they're selling. The reverse happened to me: 21 years I was when I went to the USA for 2 years. Never had a single cavity. I was always a bit heavy but not obese. Within 6 months, I had enough cavities to last through 4 dentist visits doing multiple cavities each time (without a change in my brushing methods or schedule), and I gained 30lbs while still not eating more. The sheer amount of sugar (or high fructose corn syrup) in everything is just godawful.
@@gfimadcat Do you ever think, that maybe, there's a tie up between food producers and the medical profession? Greed is Good. Just look what happened to Boeing.
@@johnchristmas7522 it wouldn't surprise me in the least.
the last hair brush comment was weird--- she could not have looked very hard---- also if she was in Europe for a month did nobody think to go online to find a brush 🤣🤣🤣
All "foods" in the US does not taste like is should. Also the textures of many foods is also wrong. What the US calls Bread, has so many additives that it could not be legally sold in or imported into many countries. American cheese is inedible.
It seems as if any natural food product must have be contaminated by plethora of additives . The chemical after taste can take hours to disappear.
It's curious is it not that in a huge country with millions of acres of farmland, a big population so fantastic economies of scale and intense competition the food still costs twice what it does in tiny little countries like the UK. It almost makes you think there is price fixing at work to gouge the consumer in service of the almighty dollar but I'm no conspiracy theorist so it must be magic.
In Europa when you pay your insurance your covert for ALL ! in the Nederlands you are obligated by law to have incurance
'Covert' doesn't mean what you think it means. You should have typed 'cover' wipe the t off. (Cover is what insurance does, covert is what the police do when being 'under cover'. And insurance isn't spelled 'incurance'...
Please use a dictionary, or use a spell checker. 🙏
@@Paul_Cthe spell checker mostly creates the problem, our system is installed in our own language, not in english. So we need to pay VERY much attention (And be quite good in a foreign language) to make sure everything comes out the way we intended to.
@@Paul_C
Fun fact: another meaning of covert is a small patch of dense bushes for small animals to hide in.
Also: you're covered, not your cover.
Feel free to correct my mistakes, i probably made some.
@@Paul_C Ah, you're one of those guys...do you really think grammar is a game? At least he can communicate in more than just his native tongue.You can do better.
Same in germany, you are forbidden to not have a health insurance^^
8:47 you paint your fish to make it red.. So fish too.
The British lady wasn't being honest here... The majority of British Milk is both Pasteurised & Homogenised... And typically has a refrigerated shelf life of between seven to ten days... She sounds as if she's probably middle to upper class... These people tend to live in affluent areas... Including small villages... Where local farmers will provide the more expensive Raw Milk in local stores... Raw Milk is Unpasteurised & Non-Homogenised... It literally is bottled unaltered straight from the cow... And as such... It doesn't have a very long refrigerated shelf life... Maybe two or three days at most... All other Fresh Milk in British Supermarkets will obviously last much longer than that... Due to the Pasteurisation process of the Milk... Which will kill off any Pathogens in the Milk... And drastically extend the Milks refrigerated shelf life... So by her stating that British Milk only last a couple of days before going off and stinking... That simply isn't true for most Fresh Milk sold to consumers here in the UK. 🥛👌
Even pasteurised milk will become undrinkable and lumpy when you put a opened carton in the fridge after 10 days.
@@theseob Once opened... Shelf-stable Fresh Milk should be stored in the refrigerator... And is best for 5 to 7 days after opening... However... The likes of Cravendale Filtered Fresh Whole Milk... Can remain fresher for even longer... Typically 8 to 10 days after opening. 👍
Didn’t you here American girl comment that she had milk with the date set to late july?
@@ingegerdandersson6963 Of course i did!... But i didn't make any kind of comment on the American Milk at all... I actually just commented on the Milk that we have here in the UK... I have no idea about the process that their American Milk goes through... So that it can last in the fridge for about a month or more... Maybe it's something of a similar process to the UHT Milk (Ultra Heat Treated) process here... Where we in the UK can have unrefrigerated cartons of UHT Milk... Lasting for anywhere up to six months... Maybe if any Americans watching know the answer... Then feel free to comment here. 👍
About milk, ALL milk has to be pasteurised by law. Ask any cheese maker, why he cant make cheese from unpasteurised milk- you will get your answer. The middle class woman you are taking about is talking rubbish. Probably she's buying full cream milk and for obvious reasons does not last as long, or she's leaving a open bottle of milk outside the fridge for to long.
The hair brush thing is a little weird tbh - would have been much more helpful to state where she was. I think the issue might be expecting it in a regular store - there'll usually be specialist stores (if you want tea or flatbreads - find an Arabian, Chinese or Turkish store) where she could buy her weaves, brushes, combs, butters, oils and creams. Had an ex from Zambia and granted she couldn't get her stuff in our (Danish) town of 18k people, out in the arse end of nowhere but the nearest town with a shopping centre, had a specialist store. The difference is the convenience in the US (more products under one roof) and of it being a more mainstream product - Denmark, Finland, Germany and Italy all sit around 1% of the population as Black, the French speaking countries around the 5 % and Britain maybe 4% but that's not going to be a product range that makes money for the average store owner now is it? Any more than I'm going to find my particular brand of rye bread when I travel to Uganda, Yemen or Brazil. One would need to look for the lower cost rental retail areas, where they afford to not do a lot of business and keep the store running. It ain't gonna be in the town centre next to the Starbucks. I'd put 90% of that on the person. And as mentioned elsewhere - we do have the internet here too. Also not giving the details and just 'I'll know it when I see it' is gonna be a bit 'oh you wouldn't know..' - and invite a less helpful response - I certainly wouldn't give it a second thought if someone used that line.
McDonalds fries in UK ingredients: potato, vegetable oil, sometimes dextrose at the beginning of potato season. Salt added after cooking. McDonalds fries in the USA ingredients: potato, vegetable oil, hydrogenated soybean oil, natural beef flavor, (hydrolised wheat and hydrolised milk) dextrose, sodium acid pyrophosphate, salt. I don't like the New York cheesecake, prefer the no cook cheesecake she mentions.
The lady at 5 minutes in has an amazing hybrid accent.
Hairbrushes for black hair are in every supermarket. Not sure why she couldn't find them.
You need another brush for black hair?
It depends on where she has been.
I seriously doubt it would be that easy to find hair products for African-type hair here in Poland. Not enough demand for these, therefore no supply.
Because they weren't behind a locked plastic door?
Peanut butter only one brand in the world that is the best and that is Calve Pindakaas from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Right, I was thinking the same thing! American Peanut butter is the best? No way, we've got the best stuff here! 😂 🇳🇱👍
And the same goes for the Pancakes, BTW! 🤣
I broke my forearm on Friday afternoon around 4:00 PM. The treatment I received: 2 photos and then the Chinese fingers for 15 minutes. Plaster was then placed after they had corrected the fracture. We were home having dinner at 6:00 PM. Very fast compared to what is said here. I am Dutch.
You don’t know why the washing the egg thing??? Well because most of your retailed egg production is from factory farmed chicken egg environments. The chickens are held in minimal space laying facilities so the chicken lay eggs and poop in the same place so not only does the farm get eggs laid but they can get e-coli production too for export out to the retail chains. This why your very loose health agency says all eggs must be washed well before delivery to outlets. Ok so now you have clean eggs in the shops. The e-coli is still there but now it’s inside the eggs themselves, why you may ask? Well because of the very enthusiastic washing process, the outer layer of the egg, which is a very special natural barrier, placed around the egg shell by nature to stop the ingress of pathogens has been aggressively scrubbed off. So now the naturally brown eggs, which are now unnaturally white have to be immediately refrigerated on the farm. After they are sold and require transporting the eggs are placed in specially refrigerated trucks and taken to the Byers central warehouse for distribution. The warehouse of course is now also refrigerated so the eggs can’t absorbed any pathogens through their internal membranes which are now on the outside, before they are transferred to their destination stores for retail sales, driven on local refrigerated trucks of course to the stores which now have refrigerated shelving for the eggs to display for sale to you the customer. Clever heh?
In the rest of the world (not including Japan who follows the US lead). We start the supply of eggs process with less squashed in chickens with cleaner egg laying and pooping conditions, so the eggs are collected in a more, relative of course, natural environment for the chickens. Where the eggs are collected, boxed, counted and distributed without fuss and No extra expense to the producer. The retailer can now because there is no biological contamination risk able to display the boxed eggs wherever they need to be in a safer condition because no natural biological barriers have been destroyed.
"So now the naturally brown eggs, which are now unnaturally white"
This is actually incorrect. Chicken eggs can naturally be both white or brown colored. This has to predominately do with the breed of chickens that lay them, and not with 'washing the eggs'. Leghorn chickens (which make up most of the commercial egg industry in the U.S.) lay white eggs for instance. But some other breeds lay brown eggs. In some markets people prefer brown eggs over white eggs or vice versa, usually because they're more used to that eggshell color and therefore perceive it as 'better' or 'the natural color'. But in reality it's not actually an indication of the quality of the eggs at all. One is not 'more natural' or 'healthier' than the other.
To clarify with health service charges, we pay for the service through a modest deduction from our paychecks. It's free at the point of use. None of us want to become ill or have an accident, but here we don't worry about accessing the necessary healthcare for fear of the consequent costs. What costs, we've paid. Treat yourself to a food adventure here in Europe, you have no idea about the flavours awaiting you ..... Regards, and good luck
American politics has far right and extreme far right. Our far right in the UK would seem like communism for you.
100% with the NY cheesecake. But my adult taste was not trained to like peanut butter, vile stuff to me.
This one's dangling the hook I'm not going to bite .
13:55 I know that sound, you were in a discord call?
You have a health sector that is there for the doctors, the insurance companies and the share holders. What would you call the patients?
Customers.
Victims
Cannon fodder springs to mind. Meat for the money making grinder.
The last girl just needed to go to Brixton in London, there is a huge black community there, you better believe you're gonna find a black hair place there.
Edited to add, I remember I had some American Cheddar cheese and it was NOT GOOD, you guys are being cheated.
Who pays the most taxes in the world?
Highest tax burden in the world.
1. Denmark. 46.9%
2. France. 45.1%
3. Austria. 43.5%
4. Italy. 43.3%
5. Finland. 43.0%
6. Sweden. 42.6%
Employer contributions are included in salary. So the employee's money, not the employer's. Important to remember.
those number are for the super rich, most are around the 20is, not 40is
The egg thing is not about the quality of the eggs. The us style washed eggs, while more perishable, is not bad.
It's all about animal welfare.
If you don't wash the eggs you can't cut corners on the environment you keep the chickens as easily.
yep America washes eggs in a chlorine solution sounds yummy-----NOT
@@chrisallen19821982 at least with the eggs, you discard the shell.
That they sanitize their chicken (meat) in chlorine during processing to make up for lack of hygiene is the yucky one.
The shell cleaning process damages a natural protective foil that's on the egg shell and allows humidity with bacteria on the egg to penetrate the shell so for this reason the eggs in US are kept refrigerated, to slow down the bacteria growth. This is kinda dumb, because you go in the mall and take out the eggs from the refrigerated section and then walk around the mall with them and then you go in a hot car and they get humidity on them and then its pointless to put them in the fridge... all the care of keeping them refrigerated from farm to the store was for nothing.
In Europe, the chicken have to be vaccinated against salmonella and other diseases, and there's better care in general, and eggs that aren't cleaned have that foil that protects them and they can stay safe for a week or so at room temperature.
The milk .. it's about regular pasteurized milk versus that UHT milk (ultra high temperature) ... pasteurized milk will last up to a week in the fridge, UHT can last on shelves in cold area for weeks or months, but the UHT process hurts the quality and the vitamins and stuff in the milk.
She does pay but it's like a government insurance premium very cheap! no co pay!
Prescription meds $15 per prescription
Pain killers can be bought over the counter around $1 for 16 tablets! Cancer meds free but pain meds like morphine comes under $15
I recommend you watch Trip Bitten - How I view the US after 12 years living abroad.
The girl with a milk related freakout is not aware of a recent (a few years) introduction of a different pastorization process that lets fresh milk to las for a couple of weeks. bwfore, indeed, fresh milk lasted a couple of days.
Ami, you say you're in your mid 30? I have to say i was thinking around 28 not mid 30. Your facial skin is beautiful 👍
Perhaps you should do a reaction to
Food allowed in the USA banned in other countries
Or .America compared, why other countries treat their citizens better
16:37 I dont know thats shes talking about. Hair is hair, theres no brushes specifically for black people. Brushes that are better for people with curly hair, yes (I have curly hair myself) but not specifically for black people... And they wonder why america has so many racists....
@@kevartje1295 Spoken like a true person that doesn't know what it's like to have afro hair.
@@ffqm In my country ive never seen it, and I cant find it on google. I have black friends who just use a normal brush. You dont have to have afro hair to know what you're talking about. And from the looks of your profile picture, you dont have afro hair eighter.
Sigh you just said you don't have to have it to know about it. Maybe take your own advice. You also have no idea what kind of hair I have.
I have many friends with afro hair and they use special brushes that one can easily buy in shops.
@@ffqm send me a link from a site that sells them then.
I've spent the last two days on youtube defending British food from critical Americans ... not the one's in your video. Some of them think we don't even use basic things like ground pepper and herbs.
North Korea is not Europe in that we don’t starve to death. I think you need a holiday over here. Listen to them lady, listen. They are not lying about this.
Your sugar is made Out of gen-tec cornsirup
weong ters only rhit wign partys in usa what you cal left is waht i cal normal rhat wing like moderaterna och liberalerna in sweden republikans i cal facisme so you dont have a left
stop saying you don't care you are obviously jealous
Well, looks like an old video. Most black folks dont fall for that stuff the first guy is making up anymore....
He got politics absolutely wrong, both US and European.
This has been done by soooomany fellow countrymen.... What possess you to do the same and think that will work for you??????? Get a real job anywhere.
What do you mean?
Europe has no extreme right, we have left and left and more left and center left.. all the parties are left leaning with a bit of right wing..
The healtcare is free or cheap but it comes of our taxes, we have huge taxes that allows us to have healthcare and social nets for the lazy and so on but we also cant get rich.. its much harder to move up because of the taxes.
The one thing I like about the US is definitely the lower taxes and opportunities to move up.
What country are you truly from ?
From the extreme left EVERYBODY is extreme right, even centrists...
The right has moved left while the left has left the planet .
The egg is not complicated. If u wash it with chloride the protection layer is destroyed and air can pass in the egg and that’s dangerous. The chicken get washed in the US 2, so they don’t care for food safety and salmonella, but the outside cleaning doesn’t really help, so 10:36 people die in the US from chicken