Comments by "Helmuth Schultes" (@helmuthschultes9243) on "American Reacts to How Can You Tell Someone Is An American Without Them Telling You? 😅" video.

  1. Americans are heard before seen, it is not unusual walking around in city areas regularly visited by tourists, or at tourist sights with bus loads coming and going, you typically pickup private discussions from hundred yards away before even seeing them. In hotels riding a lift and it stops at some intermediate floor, you know Americans are waiting to board before the doors open by the voices heard through the closed lift doors. Riding in a tour coach, you know Americans sitting near the back by following their personal discussions, from near the driver at the front. Sorry if that offends, but it gets offensive to others to hear all about their private lives without bring involved in their discussions.
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  2. Up to mid France, southern Germany, they getcquite some hot weather with winds carrying air from Egypt, Libya, Morocco across the Mediteranian and Alps Temp e raptures go over 35°C to 40•C, so 95°F to over 104°F at times for week at a time. However my experience in Gemany was people do go to T shirt, Shorts and sandals. I as an Australian still ran around in long trousers closed leather shoes and long sleeve shirt as worn to work in engineering office, though for after work beer garden did take off the tie worn to work. I have at times pointed out, on topic of Tshirt as Nd shorts habits that real hot countries, such as Middle East, India Egypt, Arabia, the normal clothing is full body cover of loose clothing, not the half naked style of most of our country people in hot weather.
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  3. I certainly agree TOO LOUD, in public areas. You seem to hear conversations of people right beside each other from over 100 ft away loud enough that if you arevtalking to someone beside you, you need to increase your own level, and have no issue following the American group's conversation. Even in a hotel lift, packed together the BOOMING American voice can be of a level to make you wish for ear plugs. One gets the impression majority of Americans are very deaf yet do not seem to afford hearing aids, maybe because US medical care is so expensive. At a railway station have even missed an announcement on a speaker unit almost overhead, as an American couple many yards away talked about their next destination. Their voices drowned out the PA system, that was quite audible when not smothered by these voices. The other issue is being interrupted in your conversation by a loud demanding person asking for example directions where right beside them is a large sign with clear arrow and bold text giving the answer. If you dare to point to the sign you are verbally tackled as if you are a very uncooperative servant (slave) whose entire duty is instant response "Yes Sir, how can I be of service, OH MASTER? ". Never mind that without any hesitation they have over spoken an active conversation. Do not dare not step aside in a Queue, they have urgent need to get on with whatever they are planning. Can not stand around as time is wasting. You clearly have all the time in the world as you are at home so no need to hurry.
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  4. A short question. Ok you can drive a manual, have you ever driven a steering column manual shift transmission?
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  5. In Australia, if you only pass a driving test on Automatic, so have no manual ability, your license is endorsed only for Automatic. It is illegal to try driving on public road in a manual car if endorsed as Auto only. To remove the Auto limit you need to pass a driving test in a Manual car. To learn I presume you effectively must go as LEARNER again, with a licensed driver on road or at driving school on road or training area, then go for the test to qualify.
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