Comments by "Automation" (@automation7295) on "IWrocker" channel.

  1. ​ @yankeedoodle-xq2xt  Yes US have a lot of old buildings that have been preserved and protected, but they're still not old by European standards. The oldest building is the US ii like from 1600's, but USA wasn't really a country until 1776.
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  2.  @gbormann71  Doesn't every modern car have adjustable steering columns?
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  3. It might be some sort of fast food like McDonald's or something. Drive-thru does exist in Europe, they're less common compared to North America.
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  4.  @michaelnjensen  I've only seen a drive-thru by Copenhagen airport, despite the fact the Airport isn't even in Copenhagen municipality.
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  5. YT should implement a system that bans every swear word.
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  6. Multipla without a steering wheel and brakes.
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  7.  @whynotagain3639  I bet whoever compiled that list is a type of person who find Nissan Juke very attractive.
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  8. ​ @dsludge8217  I guess you never been outside Germany? Believe it or not, each European country have different speed limit applied to Living Street, usually 10, 15 or 20km/h. I guess you never seen a speed limit sign on Living Street? Austria, Switzerland, France, Poland, Czech Republic, Finland, Russia Slovakia, Spain allow 20km/h.
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  9. By the looks of it, it's probably not allowed sit in the car. Some cars do however
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  10. What's more funny that people don't like when people use fog light using clear weather, yet don't seem to mind when a single fog light turn on when turning the wheel.
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  11.  @anniehope8651  That's probably why lot of Americans, including the US presidents say 'God bless America' during every speech.
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  12. ​ @dennismiszewski9416  By your logic, non-Swedish roofs are completely silent when it rains? All cabins get noisy when rain or hail hits the roof. Do you obviously know why real life works? Metal or steel + rain or hail = noisy cabin. Have you even sat in a car during rain or hails.
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  13. You people can't seem to read, it CLEARLY says MINUS Russia on the seen.
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  14. Different languages, but they all mean football.
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  15. Most like always give space to any emergency vehicle.
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  16. You making assumptions? It could the person love driving, but have to drive automatic because he's manual car is broken down or stolen by an idiot. I guess Czechs also make fun of bus drivers or even tram drivers because drive automatics? Trams are only automatics, most city buses are automatics.
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  17.  @baronvonlimbourgh1716  "Payed bathrooms are always new, modern and spotless" In my country, Copenhagen Central Station, which open in 1911 has paid toilets. Whenever I see paid toilets, I'll just hold it and pee somewhere else. I hate paid toilets. Fortunately, most restrooms are free.
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  18. How is it a waste? So according to you having fun is a waste?
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  19. Yes Turkey is mostly in Asia, but the country is also partially in Europe. "We in Western Europe neither die nor go bankrupt when we get a serious health problem" What if people don't wanna live anymore?
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  20. Yeah I'm glad that Europe doesn't get sun every day like in the US. Sun every day is also bad for the ground and plants, assuming its doesn't rain for week. Europe experienced lot of droughts recently in 2022 and 2023.
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  21. Most country uses different limited liability company after a company names. Yes Sweden use AB (Aktiebolag) and Norway use AS (Aksjeselskap), Denmark use A/S (Aktieselskab).
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  22.  @brainsVideo  Yes, they were blocking then emergency vehicle for 2 seconds. What if another idiot took his spot, forcing them to find another spot. Also the original video was uploaded in 2013, so I don't get people are calling them out. It could be that "idiot" no longer own a car or moved to another city or country, or even dead.
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  23. ​ @Vengir  While yes most of signs you mentioned are the same, but symbols and font design vary from country to country.
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  24. ​ @tjohannam  Denmark used to every Wednesday at noon, but after November 1993, the alarms are only heard the first Wednesday of May at noon. They also test them every night without sound.
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  25.  @iris4547  Why do people always make assumptions? It may still been a green man when they began crossing.
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  26. It's kind of funny that people seem to laugh at bumper stickers on videos, yet get seems to get offended at these bumper stickers when driving.
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  27. It makes sense that not many survived, many of commercial vehicles were used daily and worked hard during the mid-20th century. Lot of commercial vehicles were likely too rusty or too unreliable and expensive to fix.
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  28. It blows my mind that some of you people don't want people to enjoy their old cars.
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  29. It's funny how people say "In [X] country cars are required by law to stop for pedestrian using the crosswalk" when they already know it's required by law everywhere in Europe.
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  30.  @sc4952  It's funny who Germans say "drivers are obliged by law to open an emergency lane" when it the law everywhere in Europe.
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  31.  @Dhunter83  Call me controversial, but I'd rather drive a PT Cruiser over a Multipla, despite both cars are ugly.
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  32. "Skoda is a cheap VW..." And some people can like Skoda better than their VW counterparts. I prefer the Skoda Octavia more than it's counterpart, Volkswagen Golf. Skoda Octavia also looks better than it's counterpart, Volkswagen Golf.
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  33. They don't seem to use chassis from DAF, but the cab design is from a DAF.
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  34.  @meditatingdog  I guess he loves making enemies?
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  35. ​ @miles5600  It's funny how people pretend that they've met everyone in their own country. Just because people drive, doesn't mean that everyone across Germany drive as well. Bicycles do exist in Germany, some people use bicycles and bicycle lanes do exist in Germany.
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  36. People seem to forget that European cities are far older than the entire USA.
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  37. You're very close, this is in Austria.
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  38.  @neutchain7838  If it was the US, most of them would just honk their horn constantly and swear at the truck driver to get out of their way. Most US drivers are unintelligent and get impatient too easily, same can be said about some European drivers as well. No driver is perfect.
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  39. It's funny how people feel proud when their own country makes a supercar when they normal don't like supercars.
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  40. ​ @warwickofnorwich  And of course cars will try to use it. Most drivers are idiots anyway, but I wouldn't be surprised that driving lessons in Australian are the same or similar as the US.
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  41. It's a Fiat Seicento, not Cinquecento
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  42. If IKEA is a Dutch company, then they should change their colors to red, white and blue. So according to you, does that also mean Lidl is Romanian because of the colors? IKEA was founded in Sweden, just like Lidl is Germany
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  43. Regarding the roundabout you comment on, no one is a perfect driver. Even good driver can still make some bad driving mistakes.
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  44. It's funny how people say "No one in their right mind would buy a Golf" as if they share money with these people. It's NOT your money, it's their money.
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  45. I bet they have taken random people
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  46.  @svensvensson2724  So you imply that only bad people buy Mercedes?
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  47. "But wasn't it better to take it by helicopter? The helicopter doesn't have to block traffic" If a massive blade falls from the sky, it may cause even more damage and it may still block traffic.
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  48.  @thomasfranz6467  Road construction can be very extremely frustrating, but Germans also need to understand that tree roots can grow under the road and create bumps.
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  49. I love how US is a rich country and yet can't built stronger houses.
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  50. I miss the good old days when streetlights weren't all LEDs.
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