Where I want to go is my freedom. It’s not up to you to tell me that I should stay in China.I’m not targeting Tesla specifically. I’m saying that all new energy electric vehicles are industrial waste.

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All the miniature models are extremely excellent.

I don’t even need to think about this question. The animal I like the most is, of course, a cat.What is the food that you eat the most?

Does staying up late count?

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When I first came here, I felt that it was really dull and there didn’t seem to be many lively people around. However, after I tried posting my first message, I realized that it wasn’t that bad actually. So far, it’s really quite nice here.

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I have to say that “Croatian Rhapsody” is really amazing. It’s so great!

I hope that Germany can preserve its traditional industrial system just as it preserves those traditional and ancient castles. It should not engage in the so-called new energy vehicles. Tesla is just rubbish.

Of course, I like Germany very much. My car is a German Mercedes-Benz, and my coffee grinder is a German Comandante. Many of my things are from Germany. However, I have never been to Germany.

Fr! The old town really has its own unique charm. It’s like a whole different world, full of those old - school vibes that you just can’t find anywhere else. So dope!

I really dig your attitude of not giving a damn about what others expect and living for yourself. Lmao, I often get down in the dumps because of other people’s comments. I always care way too much about what others think. But you’ve got such a unique perspective on life, seeing work and study as ways to achieve your own happiness instead of heavy burdens. That kind of mindset is seriously on point and deserves major props!

I rarely hear people around me say that they have traveled to Germany. Maybe it’s because Germany is not as popular as Italy and France in terms of reputation. In my stereotypes, it seems that Germany doesn’t have anything else attractive except its industry.

Is there something called “Beherbergungsabgabe” or “Kulturförderabgabe” in Germany?

One can live a day with around 150 euros per person.

I think the low prices are as follows: 20 euros per person for each lunch or dinner, 50 euros for accommodation in a hotel, and 1 euro for using the toilet.

The user named ProfessorOwl_PhD in the comment section said that some popular cities will levy fees. Personally, I think it’s absurd for a city to charge tourists a tourism tax. This is just my personal opinion. I’ll simply choose not to go there.

Just like the reason why there is a charge for using the toilet is that the toilet is worth using.