I once saw one in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. What a fucking shithole that was. I couldn’t even walk anywhere from the hotel. There were no sidewalks. Fucking grocery bags from Walmart flying all over town, the ridiculous shit you have to go through just to buy a beer. No thanks, never again.

To be fair, texting via t9 on physical buttons was way safer than fumbling around on a touch screen. I dit it blindly all the time.

In Schleswig Holstein we have Autokraft, which is a DB company I believe. Or at least they work under their license.

DB also has busses, or at least they have bus companies working for them under their name.

Back in the 90s when I lived in Amsterdam, I also saw svp (which is actually French) used often instead of aub. I never understood why though.

Also, ff wachten for example. ff is short for effe, or rather “even”. Just wanted to throw that one into the mix.

Edit: alstublieft is also a short version of “als het uw blieft”

They park in the area 100-200m further away? And if they really just need something real quick, they drive to a mall? I have a feeling you are a bit… Dumb?

Lol, the car brain on this one. People with disabilities get by fine in the Netherlands. In fact, they lead a way more fulfilling life because they get to be part of day to day life. If your disability is this severe, you’d need help anyway. There’s no way you can drive a car with a disability that bad. Go play in traffic, you seem to love it so much.

In Justified he played an art collector, who buys old paintings of Hitler and then burns them, so he can display the ashes. Pretty cool guy.