You know, I really find that German elders are the most resilient group of people in the world.

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The video likely resonated due to its relatable observation about cultural differences in politeness and the creator's personal anecdote, presented in a concise and engaging format.

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The creator shares an observation about German elders, noting their resilience and politeness. She recounts an experience on public transport where elders insisted she remain seated, even when she offered her seat.

Structure

1Observation about German elders' resilience
2Experience on public transport
3Offering a seat to an elder
4Elder's polite refusal

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You know, I really find that German elders are the most resilient group of people in the world. You know, I really find that German elders are the most resilient group of people in the world. Because every time when I am in U-Bahn and then see somebody more older than me, I want to stand up and just sit down, you know? But then, if you look at their outfit, first of all, they can be jeans. Well, I don't even wear jeans. And then, the second of all, every time when I stand up, they would just tell me, no, no, no, you should sit down. And I'm like, okay.