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Make sure to have a beer too. Actually, I don't think he's 21. Maybe skip the beer unless you're gonna wheel in Canada. 19 is safe there. Except the border is closed, so sneak in through Montana.

 

Just one? I'm good for about 1 per 5 miles in dirt and about 1 per 1/4 mile in rock. lol

 

Was gonna say lol. If only we were like Germany. 18 for alcohol and an autobahn would be sick. Make it a straight line through the USA and then we can see some new "cannonball" records for going from new York to LA.
Edit: and yea unless USA changes drinking age I've got 2 years and 9 months until I can legally join into yall's talks about liquor collecting and which IPA is the worst.

 

Yes...An 18 year old loaded up and driving on the autobahn. That, that seems really wise lol

 

To be fair, it is Germany. Many companies there still give out stines of beer to employees at lunch. lol

 

Never said make it legal to operate a motor vehicle while impaired though... I have a friend who came from Germany for a semester and he talked about how he thinks its weird american high school kids and college kids are so attracted to getting drunk. In Germany Beer is legal at 16 and liquor at 18. He said the kids there don't have the obsession with it. Maybe its the idea of since they can legally have it early theres no draw to break the law and be dumb about it. Gave me an interesting perspective.

Exactly, Alcohol is not a for fun thing over there like some people make it here. It's just part of day to day routine.

 

https://www.vice.com/en/article/8qk...g-its-alcoholics-in-beer-to-clean-the-streets

 

Imagine that, letting people have access to things at an early age makes them smarter about what they consume because it takes all the mystery away from it.

Ganz güt Deutschland.

 

I might buy a Bavarian villa once this is all over. I've always loved Germany, and I speak the language well enough to find a bathroom or a whorehouse. And my last name is straight off the boat German. I'd probably blend right in with a pilsner in my hand

 

beer and these are the only important things one needs to know in multiple languages

 

WISSEN SIE *hiccup* WO DIE MAEDCHEN *hic* SIND?

And that's the classy way to ask. Formal German.

 

I think there's so much cool stuff in Germany. Maybe If GME really goes where we want it to I'll take a trip. Autobahn, Take a lap on the Nordschleife, and be in the yellow wall at a dortmund game.


The amount of passion the people in Dortmund have for the club is awesome to see.

 

idgaf about soccer, but I'll go to the game with you and get drunk and cheer for the yellow shirt people

 

I'm for it. They have developed two of the most promising American soccer players we have ever had. Also German soccer teams are all at least 50% owned by the public rather than like American teams where they get a single figure like jerry jones or robert kraft. I think It'd be really cool if American teams were like that.

 

What about all those shenanigans recently with the top teams in the league breaking away to form their own league?

 

Is this the thread where we come to complain about dark mode not being 100% perfect day one?

 

No German teams joined that due to public ownership. Only Spanish, English, and Italian teams tried that. The fans care more about the sport than the money making which is what the league was all about. Public ownership stopped any german club from joining even if the majority holder wanted to.

 

Oh, ok, good. I'll still cheer for the yellow shirt individuals then

 

If you had 100 shares...should have sold the $20 call for next 6/11 for $370....Exit at $20 + extra $3.70 a share...
OR use the $370 to buy the $19 put as down side insurance...for THIS friday at $150...You can buy next weeks a week later...If the stock goes down (which is why you are selling) you Get to cash in the put AND keep the call premium...and Still sell your shares @$19....

 

I think yellow shirts' banner says something like

The flag waves and everybody joins in. You should be champions of Germany forever