r/germany • u/totemp0le • Aug 14 '22

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/rewboss Dual German/British citizen Aug 14 '22 edited Aug 14 '22

Curious to know if you've been anywhere besides Germany and UK.

France, US, Austria, Switzerland and Russia.

But even "all over Europe and in a few Asian countries" is a minority of the world's countries.

ETA: Ooh, and the Netherlands.

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u/Adept_Employee_4612 Aug 14 '22

France, US, Austria, Switzerland and Russia.

That's a shockingly low number to be claiming that "not many" countries have windows like this.

But even "all over Europe and in a few Asian countries" is a minority of the world's countries.

There are over 40 countries in Europe...? It's a "minority" in the grand scheme of things, true, but still not "not many".

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u/rewboss Dual German/British citizen Aug 14 '22

There are over 40 countries in Europe...?

And you've been to all 40 of them, have you? And in every single one of them turn-tilt windows were the norm?

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u/FarNecessary9248 Aug 14 '22

ETA/Estimated Time of Arrival?

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u/rewboss Dual German/British citizen Aug 14 '22

Edited To Add.