Comments by "Mosern1977" (@Mosern1977) on "IWrocker" channel.

  1. I'm from Europe and you did pretty much as well as me. Not bad at all. Its really hard with the resizing.
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  2. I think you did good, I wouldn't have done any better myself.
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  3. Same with Americans trying to pronounce "Norge" - going with "Norjsh" as their best guess.
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  4. One of the least beautiful parts of Oslo is a beautiful area:) Not bad.
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  5. Europe is a diverse continent. Not all places are ancient Rome. For example: Average cars in Scandinavia are usually a bit bigger than in southern Europe.
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  6. Same with Pepsi Max. Norwegian Pepsi Max is damn good. Spanish one is horrible, French is bad, Swedish is pretty good. Probably the water.
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  7. Is it normal that outer doors go inwards and not outwards?
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  8. I think road and parking space sizes are very important. Scandinavia and Germany (to some extent) has pretty wide roads, and open spaces, and stations wagons are fairly popular. Go down to southern Europe, and they are much rarer. There the smaller hatch-backs reign supreme. In the US the roads are so wide and big, you can easily drive around with a full size SUV of pickup. I live in Norway, and I would not want a huge US size SUV mainly because it would be too much of a hassle to use and park. And of course the gas consumption part of it, doesn't help either. In the US one gets the feeling that luxurious means big. So of course people go big.
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  9.  @HenrikJansson78  - Swedish ignorance doesn't stop there. Regards, Norway.
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  10. Southern and Central European doors are indeed no joke. In Scandinavia we have a little less hard-core doors normally. Clearly higher quality than the US doors, but not as security focused as doors further south. (Probably also because our houses are often made of wood, and crime is pretty rare).
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  11. And as European trying the proper map, 100% and 3 minutes.
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  12. As a Norwegian, I think a drink on the beach in southern France beats it.
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