European Norms That Confuse Americans... *this is real!?*

The coin in the shopping cart isn’t an anti-theft measure, because if you put the coin in, you can still take the cart with you. It’s meant to stop people from leaving the cart around the parking lot without putting it back.

I suddenly understand why i've heard americans used three to four times as much water to shower than europeans. We do exactly as you said. Hop in, get wet, scrub, rinse. Water isn't free

Saying "I live in Europe , I can just go to Paris in 2 hours" is the same as saying "I live in the USA, I can just go to New York in 2 hours." Neither is true for most people living there.

7:30 "Everywhere in Germany" I am pretty sure the "everywhere" she visited in germany was 1 city. You can't say otherwise.

The bathrooms with showers like that are called wet rooms. The floors are slanted, but we don't spend hours in the shower so flooding is very, very rare.

6:18 Only an American could say "Swiss people are built different" and it's just people eating vegetables

12:54 Again just because you saw 1 pink toilet paper doesn’t mean all toilet paper is like that. There is white toilet paper. Some times the fancy toilet paper is scented and can have a different color to differentiate itself on the shelves. For example there is “peach toilet paper” or other scents and colors but again don’t worry there is white unscented toilet paper.

I'm watching you from Slovenia, "East" Europe. Watching Americans being amased with things that were normal for us even back in communist era is just sad.