Comments by "TheSuperappelflap" (@TheSuperappelflap) on "BritMonkey" channel.

@TheBakuganmaster99 it was a joke bro, several of my best friends are indian and we always make racist jokes to each other for fun. sorry if it didnt come across well. if you were thai i would make jokes about tuktuks and if you were mexican id make a joke about taco trucks. its okay to have a sense of humor.
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@TheBakuganmaster99 compared to othet european countries, the germans french and english are some of the least open to other cultures. they have strong nationalistic tendencies compared to the smaller countries like netherlands, denmark, other scandinavian countries.
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@eges72 what, canada or turkey?
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@TheBakuganmaster99 in the cities and young people in general in germany are pretty liberal but the older generations especially in the countriside are very conservative. not like racist conservative but just traditional and very focused on their own culture. they usually dont speak any other languages. in rural germany its still hard to pay with card or get decent internet connection. cash is king. its nice though, if you speak german. theyre very kind people. and the towns and nature are beautiful.
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instead, you rode an elephant to work, didnt you?
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its the way you both roll the R's laddie
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@shizukagozen777 idk i dont go on vacation in the cities. i was in Berlin once around 2009 on a school trip. what i remember most of all is all the fat goth chicks. and a lot of starbucks. and soviet apartments on the east side. the streets were clean though so it was better than Paris or Milan. Oh and Ive been to Koln and Aachen, they were alright back then.
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I worked tech support for a year for a company that had an American and European division. The European employees were used to filling out their own forms if they had to request a software license for themselves or their subordinates. But with the American division, they just called us, explained what they needed, and then we did the forms for them, because they were too dumb to fill out a form correctly. Now this tech support division was a contractor, we didnt work directly for this company, and every call they made cost them about 20 euro. So, some manager in the States clearly saw he could save a lot of money on tech support if all American employees filled out their own forms. For the next 6 months, every time I would arrive at around 5, after my college classes finished, to pick up the evening shift, there would be a backlog of at least 60 support tickets that couldnt be resolved because Americans filled out the forms incorrectly. We then had to call these people back, at a cost of 20 euro per call, and step by step walk them through how to fill out a software request form correctly using dropdown menus in an online self service portal. There were some people I must've called at least a dozen times to explain them the exact same procedure. If anyone had consulted us before making this decision, we would have told them, please God, dont do this, we already have plenty of work as it is. But they didnt think to ask. Needless to say, this manager did not save any money that year :D
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Saying people are smarter because more of them have a higher education is non sequitur. Most American higher education is far lower level than the average public university in Europe. Only the big name Ivy League colleges have harder programs. The average IQ of children graduating high school in the USA is several points lower than children finishing their secondary school in Europe.
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@Perroden oh come on theres plenty of people thst dislike certain ethnic groups. I'm one. i do think you interpreted my comment wrongly. i wasnt passing judgment.
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@rwentfordable sorry dude you are replying to a year old comment thread, I have no idea what you are referring to
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@mosuke5123 Dont forget about Dijkstra
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@urphakeandgey6308 if i as a european citizen who has never been to either american continent can name more US states and countries in south america, than US citizens, there is something wrong here. then again, there was this really really dumb blonde girl in my class in school who couldnt even point at the USA on the world map so there are stupid people everywhere
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@MelGibsonFan Europe including the area up to the Ural mountains and down from there to the Caucasus, which is how the border between Europe and Asia is most commonly defined, actually has an area almost exactly equal to the US. Coincidentally both China and Canada also have nearly the same land area. Theres nothing smug about that.
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@MelGibsonFan then what did you mean? the part about comparing education levels? its not a controversial statement to say public education in most european countries is better than in the usa. this also goes for countries like the Baltics or Slovenia or Montenegro. Belarus idk it is very disconnected from the other european nations because it is so closely tied to Russia and we dont hear a lot about it.
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