needanke

I did an exchange year in MN and my host family there told me not to, always bought bottled water and never drank it themselves. And when I did try it it tasted very chlorinated.

Germany, we do have a few fountains (but they are really uncommon and would have more in common with a normal tab and sink then the american fountains I've seen). I'd usually just fill up my bottle from a sink at a bathroom when I'm on the go.

Then what are those for compared to just a sink?

I thought their whole point was that they filter the water because you can't drink the tap water in the US?

Anytime I see memes like that, I am thankful I live in a country where I can just drink tap water.

What kind of stuff have you been buying that you couldn't find elsewhere (at a competitive price)?

I buy a moderate amount of my stuff online and was able to almost entirely avoid Amazon this year. The only exception was a phone display where Amazon had a LCD-variant for ~30€ while all others only had an OLED for ~90€.

They probably assume people just stuff their shit into the trunk so I guess the weight limit usually also includes a safeguard for weight distribution limits.

I dont get it

And he says, do you know that your car has a weight limit? And I'll be honest, no. That feels to me like something your dad would tell you

The (lack of) quality of US drivers ed never ceases to amaze me.

Es ist aber schon nen guter Mix aus für den end-user verständlich und effektiv. Ich bin recht froh, dass wir kein peak-pricing haben und ich immer erst schauen muss, wie ausgelastet das Netz gerade ist.

Learn german and go craft something:

Naja theorethisch bestehen für Anbieter ja schon Kosten, die mit höhrem Traffic steigen.