Hearted Youtube comments on IWrocker (@IWrocker) channel.

  1. Luton Town (my friend's favourite team) was in the English 5th division 10 years ago. Now they're in the premier league, the top tier of English football.
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  2. I'm from Czechia and I always felt like if I go to a pub or restaurant, I go there for beer and chat with friends, waiter is not part of my experience, he is here to take an order and bring it. I really don't care much if he's happy and smiling or not. Just my point of view.
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  3. Your face when Ř come... Priceless. 🤭 You did it great. 👏
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  4. Race wise, Miami was not one of the best. If you want to watch two good races I would recommend the two most recent - the British GP at Silverstone and the Austrian GP at the Red Bull Ring. Both had some great wheel to wheel stuff.
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  5. I’m from Sweden and it still amazes me when I cross “borders” riding my motorcycle - I pass a sign and that’s it, I’m in a new country, another culture, another history, other food. It’s frickin’ awesome.
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  6. As a Czech I am genuienly surprised by how well you pronounced Kofola
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  7. Here in Romania we say about the bright blue and green sodas that they come in Chernobyl Blue and Fukushima green. :)
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  8. this guy is so open towards everything foreign, its almost hard to believe he's a full blood american, props to him
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  9. Best thing about Aussie money is that you don't destroy notes if you leave them in your pocket when you do your washing.
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  10. I am an Indigenous Australian and am so incredibly proud to live in Australia! We have such an amazing country and the Australian and aboriginal people are just the best. I feel very blessed!
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  11. I've had a surprising number of Americans genuinely shocked to discover that we here in Australia don't celebrate Thanksgiving or 4th July.
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  12. Kinder eggs are also good, but illegal in US, as you know, they are more dangerous than the weapons you can buy in the section next to the sweets.
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  13. "It's very thick, coats your teeth and your throat - the kind my wife will know what I'm talking about" - IWrocker, 2024
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  14. The first clip is at Marienplatz in Munich and that is the very center of the pedrestrian area. It is not that easy to enter this area by car. 😀 And the "tunnel" is the entrance to the metro.
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  15. we dont have prescription drug ads here in Oz that tell us to ask our doctor if that drug we saw on TV is right for us, because ITS THE DOCTORS JOB to tell us what drug would be right for us - NOT private drug companies, and NOT for people to view an ad and go "yes thats the right medication for me!". It's supposed to be about HEALTHCARE, not CAPITALISM. America has it back-to-front here, in the saddest and most expensive way possible.
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  16. 2:19 every Czech has been waiting for this 😂😂 But well done sir, well done 👍👍
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  17. Football stadiums (at least in Europe) are built to accommodate the jumping crowd. There were a few incidents, and everyone knows the fans cannot be stopped, so the architects did their job instead.
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  18. We have a divided town on the border between Poland and Czechia too, it's called Cieszyn. During Covid, there were posters on both sides, saying: "I miss you, Pole" and "I miss you, Czech" in both languages :)
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  19. Imagine thinking your country is the oldest in the world when you literally had to defeat an already existing country (with the help of another already existing country) in order to become a country in the first place.
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  20. Audi sent Michele Mouton, a highly ranked rally driver, with a Group B Audi to the 1985 Pike's Peak hill climb. She, of course, destroyed the course record by 10sec and beat all the competition that year by 30sec. Mouton and Pat Moss (Stirling Moss's sister) are the 2 most well know women drivers in World Rally. FYI Moss was an Austin Healey factory driver.
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  21. I'm from Belgium, and most people here only have one or two cars per household. When I heard you saying that you had 8 cars, I was like "what do you need that many cars for?"
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  22. These people vote, breed, even "educate" their children. Lord help us.
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  23. That bright orange color from the american soda is concerning. In Japan the fanta is like the european one.
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  24. I'm amazed at how quickly that car accelerates while carrying his gigantic set of iron balls around in it.
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  25. Hershey is literally one of the worst excuses for chocolate ever
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  26. 1.5 billion people watched the World Cup final 2022
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  27. I would not want skyscrapers to be built in Europe, cause it's something less hectic about the design and historical look. When I visited New york for the first time, it felt overwhelming to me how big everything was and I somehow felt enclosed and further from the natural beauty of natur. Hard to explain, but I felt smaller as a person and more like an ant just aimlessly moving around as a part of a unit, instead of an individual.
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  28. Don't drive to the tunnel! These are the stairs down to the subway 😂
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  29. I really don't know why I've been watching an American dude watching an ambulance drive through Dutch traffic, but here we are. It's weirdly entertaining.
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  30. Poland is AMAZING. They have done sooo much for the Ukraine war effort and now here we see them coming to assist Greece with the fires that have ravaged the land. Wow!
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  31. You're the first person in the English speaking world that I've heard pronounce Skoda properly! Well done!
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  32. American:"this is confusing" European:"yes and it's great"
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  33. At the Circuit of the Americas, it would take an F1 car just 7 laps to start lapping an Indy car. Indy car racing is great, but in terms of car speed on a track, they are blown away by F1. The power, tech and aero - especially aero creating downforce - it's just not as advanced, and in some ways that's good, because it's more about the driver and car setup than it is about car technology. It's a different style and they're both good and entertaining, but in terms of pace, F1 is way faster than Indy. If you look at the track records of any circuit - if an F1 car has been there, an F1 car holds the record.
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  34. You should watch the interview that Grosjean gave afterwards talking about his experience sitting in the flames thinking about relaxing and giving up his life to the flames until he thought about his wife and children. Extremely moving. 🔥🔥💯💯❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🍻🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  35. as kids, we drank water out of the garden hose, just had to let it run for a few seconds to wash out the spiders lol
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  36. Walther once said about racing in the Group B with his Audi S1: "This car is so fast, if you have to think, you are probably to slow for it."
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  37. What bothers the most about these people is not the ignorance, it's the arrogance.
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  38. I just love how its not just "Germans" but literally everyone inlcuding tourists, horses, probably the pidgeons, and even the stone statues and figurines on the Marienplatz in Munich are staring down these trespassers :)
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  39. I'll try to write the language families of Europe as best as I can! I.Indo-European: 1.Romance: a.Western: -Italian -Neapolitan -Sicilian -Istriot -Friulian -Ladin -Piedmontese and Lombard (could be considered the same language) -Ligurian -Emilian and Romagnol (considered dialects of the same language) -French (with its many creoles around the world) -Franco-Proveçal -Ventian -Occitan -Sardinian -Romanch -Catalan and Valencian (considered the same language) -Spanish (with many variants in America) -Ladino -Aragonese -Asturleonese and Mirandese (could be considered the same language) -Galician -Portuguese (different variant in Brazil) b.Eastern: -Romanian and Moldovan (considered the same language) -Aromanian -Megleno-Romanian -Istro-Romanian c.Modern Latin (no native speakers but still for administrative use) 2.Celtic: a.Brittonic: -Welsh -Breton -Cornish b.Godeiric: -Irish -Manx -Scottish Gaelic 3.Germanic: a.North Germanic: -Danish -Swedish -Norwegian -Faroese -Icelandic b.West Germanic: -High German (this includes Standard German and Yiddish and can be divided into many distinct dialects, Upper ones such as Bavarian and Swabian, and Central ones such as Luxembourgish and Franconian) -Low German (many dialects such as Saxon) -Frisian -Dutch (related to Afrikaans in Africa) -English (and its many creoles and variants worldwide) -Scots 4.Slavic: a.West Slavic -Polish -Slovakian -Czech -Sorbian -Kashubian -Silesian (not to be confused with Silesian German, which is a High German dialect) b.East Slavic -Russian -Belarusian -Rusyn -Ukrainian c.South Slavic -Slovene -Serbo-Croatian (includes Bosnian and Montenegrin) -Bulgarian and Macedonian (sometimes considered dialects of the same language, very controversial) 5.Baltic: -Latvian and Latgalian (sometimes considered the same language) -Lithuanian and Samogitian (sometimes considered the same language) 6. Iranian (this is a very large family in Asia, however I will only write the languages present in Europe): -Ossetian -Tat (closely related to Persian) 7.Indo-Aryan (just like Iranian, extremely diverse in Asia, not so much in Europe): -Romani (many variants of it) 8.Albanian 9.Hellenic: a.Attic: -Greek -Italiot b.Doric: -Tsakonian 10.Armenian (this language is spoken fully within Asia, however it is strongly associated with European culture) II.Uralic: 1.Samoyedic (these could also be considered Asian): -Enets -Nenets -Nganasan -Selkup 2.Permic: -Komi (many variants of it) -Udmurt 3.Sami (many variants of it) 4.Mari 5.Mordvinic: -Erzya -Moksha 6.Ugric: -Mansi -Khanty -Hungarian 7.Finnic: -Finnish -Estonian -Ingrian -Livonian -Veps -Votic -Karelian -Ludic III.Turkic (very diverse family throughout Europe and Asia, I will focus on Europe): 1.Oghur: -Chuvash 2.Oghuz: -Turkish -Gagauz -Azerbaijani 3.Kipchak: -Bashkir -Kumyk -Karachay-Balkar -Urum -Krymchak -Karaim -Kazakh -Volga Tatar -Dobrujan Tatar -Crimean Tatar -Nogai Tatar IV.Kartvelian: 1.Svan 2.Georgian-Zan: -Georgian -Mingrelian -Qivruli -Laz V.Afro-Asiatic: 1.Semitic: -Maltese VI.Mongolic (Asian family): -Kalmyk VII.Caucassian: 1.Northwest: a.Abkhaz b.Circassian: -Adygey -Cherkess -Kabardin 2.Northeast: a.Dagestani: -Agul -Avar -Dargin -Lak -Lezgin -Rutul -Tabasaran -Tsakhur b.Veinakh: -Ingush -Chechen VIII. Basque (language isolate, possibly the oldest language in Europe) I hope there's nothing that I omitted or miscategorized, but these should be most of them.
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  40. This guy is so nice and respectfull about learning Europe . Good job dude wholesome vibe
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  41. fun fact: 4% of the entire population of Scotland was in Munich that day!
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  42. The language issue in this is mostly that countries have different names in other languages so if asks for the letters in the country names or city names you have to think of the English name and ignore the ones in your first language.
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  43. Europe: We nedd to protect pedestrians US: Pedestrians?
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  44. I was born and raised in Serbia, but I lived in the US for a number of years. I lost count of how many times the Americans would equate Serbia with either Syria or Siberia. Also, the dumbest question I was asked by a Texas lady once was if we had food in Serbia. I said, "no, we live off of air and sunlight." Her facial expression was priceless.
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  45. Fresh bread is not bought in a plastic bag.
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  46. "Employees have to report other employees and get punished along with the person who did it if they don't" They literally tried to install a system that works in the exact same way as the gestapo did in the very country that experienced what the gestapo was like...
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  47. Hi from the UK . UK and Euro plates are designed to be read by cameras both for speed enforcement and for road congestion information. Also our police cars have Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras (ANPR) which can read the plate and alert if the car is stolen or wanted for any reason.
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  48. As a French citizen what shocked me with food is everything, I honestly found it too sweet, greasy, overprocessed, vegetables were tasteless, the service is rushed, sure the servings are huge but that just makes me waste more, I'd rather have half the portions for twice the quality and nutrition. For comparison in France you'd have fresh produce, just processed enough to combine the different ingredients into a dish, seasoned with just enough to excite your palate and most importantly you have ample time to enjoy it especially in restaurants where you'll easily spend 2 hours eating your 3+ course meal. Oh and employers have to pay their staff a living wage, vacations and parental leave, crazy concept !
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  49. I am from Estonia, close to Lithuania. We drink it mostly in summer as a cold drink and a kind of sub for a beer. Children can drink it and you can buy it from a supermarket in 10 to 20 different producers in various flavors. It does not have a occasion to drink it. Its just a sweet fermented drink for hot summer days. They even sell malt base mixtures to make kvass at home yourself. All you need is a beer anchor (device that holds up to 10 atmosphere of pressure) to make the fermentation bubbles.
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  50. As a French, when you taste Belgian beer, it is very difficult to go back. Vive la Belgique ! Merci pour vos bières.
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