When you meet a German in Austria πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ή

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  • @Arkaelis
    Even worse: Telling an Austrian they're basically mountain German.
  • @mand4lex
    There is a difference: Austrian trains actually come on time.
  • It's confusing because the most famous Austrian was a German and the most famous German was an Austrian.
  • @_MC529
    Austria: Mountain Germany. Netherlands: Swamp Germany. Switzerland: "special" Germany.
  • @MarioFreuend
    German: We are not the same. That one austrian painter 86 years ago: Are you sure about that?
  • @gregandy4277
    I remember a quote from Bismarck that goes, β€œA Bavarian is the missing link between an Austrian, and a human being.”
  • @lordhoratio
    I dated a girl from Southern Germany a few years ago; she was from Vienna.
  • @GuyHeadbanger
    The German says, "The situation is serious, but not hopeless." The Austrian says: "The situation is hopeless, but not serious."
  • @necessaryduk360
    Being an Austrian I am happy with how the German dealt with this,
  • @georgek3686
    Something similar happened to me when I was in Zagreb, Croatia and a drug addict came up to me asking for something. I said "sorry mate, I don't speak Serbian". WW3 almost happened that day.
  • @DoNotPushHere
    He is actually Austrian How do I know? Austrians made the world believe that the greatest musician was Austrian and the greatest dictator was German. Or so they say...
  • @LuFE077
    In Germany we don't say: You are walking too fast, slow down a bit We say: Langsam wir sind doch nicht auf der Flucht!
  • @chrst7346
    If he happened to be having asked an Austrian passer by whether he was German, he would have ended down the slope right away the first time πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
  • @Burt1038
    Brit after sustaining life threatening injuries: "bloody hell, innit?"
  • @KnightSlasher
    Little did the Englishman know that he chose to say fighting words
  • @Melapurple
    "If an art school says nein, then the Austrians shall be mine." πŸ’€πŸ’€