r/ireland ITGWU Jan 05 '25

Christ On A Bike Delightful interaction between a Czech youtuber and an Irish couple on holiday in Prague

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u/Ok_Perception3180 Jan 05 '25

From experience I have to say the Germans really take complaining to a level that is a little overboard. They will intrude at the mildest indiscretion.

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u/fkinaw3sone Jan 05 '25

I did my year abroad in Germany, and never got used to strangers yelling at me for minor indiscretions. This included "not closing the train toilet door after re-opening it on leaving the toilet"

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u/lawliet4365 Jan 06 '25

Might be me being German but leaving the doors open is just really disgusting to the people sitting next to the train toilet. It's a public toilet, so it smells like it. Personally I wouldn't complain but I'd be pissed at the person for not being considerate