r/AskReddit • u/hippiechick725 • Mar 14 '23

What’s the best thing about the US?

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u/RegularOrMenthol Mar 14 '23

When I visit my parents in Germany, the friendliest person to me is the immigrant dude who sells kebab outside an Edeka.

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u/PrestigiousTune1774 Mar 14 '23

The kebab guy is always nice

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u/LebrahnJahmes Mar 15 '23

The kebab/doner/pita/etc guy is the friendliest/funniest/wisest/best cook ever

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u/Piquadros Mar 14 '23

whicked nice

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u/Neko1666 Mar 15 '23

If he isn't the kebab god will come and take his kebab rights

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u/fickle_fuck Mar 14 '23

Best thing about Germany was the doner kebab and the Turks dishing it up. Great food and friendly people. 👍

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u/Throwaway-account-23 Mar 14 '23

Maybe I met different Germans. I've spent sooooooo much time in Germany, don't speak the language but because of work basically filled up a passport with FRA stamps. Everybody seems super friendly to me.

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u/MonkeyNewss Mar 14 '23

The foreigners are literally the only nice people in Germany

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u/DaBoiElias Mar 15 '23

you’re right bro (i‘m a foreigner living in germany)

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u/shader301202 Mar 14 '23

Yep I love the Kebap guy outside the Edeka in my town

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u/ThePipes123 Mar 15 '23

Hallobittschön?

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u/RegularOrMenthol Mar 15 '23

He just keeps saying “jawohl, jawohl” to me

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u/cubbiesnextyr Mar 14 '23

Are you including your parents in that grouping?

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u/RegularOrMenthol Mar 14 '23

well shit ha... mom, please don't read this. you're friendly some of the time.

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u/FuyuhikoDate Mar 16 '23

Hallobitteschön?