European Stereotypes Explained - Living Ironically in Europe Reaction

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  @michaelblitz5311 · 2 years ago

  A European shared something just like this with me 25 years ago<br>In heaven: <br> <br>Your cook is Italian. <br> <br>Your mechanic is German. <br> <br>Your policeman is English. <br> <br>Your lover is French. <br> <br>It is all organized by the Swiss. <br> <br>In hell: <br> <br>Your cook is English. <br> <br>Your mechanic is French. <br> <br>Your policeman is German. <br> <br>Your lover is Swiss. <br> <br>It is all organized by the Italians.

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  @Vandelberger · 2 years ago

  One thing that is not a stereotype: The bread is better, way better.

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• GW

  @Gwinthein · 2 years ago

  &quot;I don&apos;t want to offend my friends in the Netherlands&quot;<br>0.5 Seconds Later: &quot;Swamp Germans, hahahaa&quot;

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• ML

  @mlggrievous · 2 years ago

  Switzerland sitting out and not being involved in the video at all is a perfect reflection of the stereotype of Switzerland.

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• TO

  @tomekpiwowarczyk2655 · 2 years ago

  Next, Eastern European Stereotypes explained (by the same guy)

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• CL

  @clean280 · 2 years ago

  Bread is not only a huge thing in western europe. Every european loves bread and is almost considered sacred food (in Poland at least)

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• RO

  @Ronttux · 2 years ago

  Small correction at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2spSe2dV87g&amp;t=1478">24:38</a>. That is a brown bear. That clip is from Finland and we don&apos;t have black bears here in Finland. Small mistake I know :D

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• GH

  @gheorghitaalsunculitei9146 · 2 years ago

  Janos (Living Ironically in Europe) was actually born in California and lived half of his life in Wisconsin before moving to Serbia (he&apos;s a Hungarian Serb) and then Romania

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• HE

  @heh9392 · 2 years ago (edited)

  So yea, Estonian for us Finns is like a funny sounding accent of Finnish, but Hungarian itself is a few thousand years ago apart from us, eventhough also being of the Uralic language branch.

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• HA

  @hasidila188 · 2 years ago

  I am from Europe and first time I saw the &quot;so called beer-bike&quot; in real life was in Nashville, Tennessee, USA :) Of course, I have seen videos and pictures of those things before.

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• UN

  @untitled568 · 2 years ago (edited)

  No way.. crosover between 2 of my favourite channels at the moment...

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• XR

  @xRed47 · 2 years ago

  János (the guy running the channel) is a Serbian guy with (Hungarian and Romanian ancestry as well), who lived like half of his life in the US, so I guess that explains his accent. He also did a video explaining his results from a DNA test (23andme I think), in case you are interested.<br><br>He does many videos regarding the balkans, especially for people outside of the region, which are both funny and quite informative. <br><br>I highly recommend the Balkan stereotypes (both parts), as well as the Romanian and Eastern European stereotypes videos, as they are quite good as well.

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