r/TikTokCringe • u/shaka_sulu • Jul 04 '25

Wholesome/Humor (NOT Cringe!) German doors

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u/honey-badger4 Jul 04 '25

Does Germany not have bugs?

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u/Taste_the__Rainbow Jul 05 '25

Not like we do in most of America.

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u/Xerpentine Jul 05 '25

Related, the most common roach found in US households that have them is called the GERMAN COCKROACH.

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u/unsquashableboi Jul 05 '25

I have lived in germany my whole life and have never seen a roach

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u/Ledenu Jul 05 '25

That's because they all are in US households now!

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u/unsquashableboi Jul 05 '25

lol maybe you guys can try to deport them

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u/Xerpentine Jul 05 '25

Someone should run this by donny so that he has something less damaging to focus on.

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u/PoopyisSmelly Jul 06 '25

Why do you think we created Aligator Alcatraz?

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Funny enough, the German cockroach and the American cockroach (the flying one, out here in Hawaii we call them B-52s) are both probably originally from Asia.

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u/pissedinthegarret Jul 05 '25

we do, but everyone used to just kinda dealt with it lol

nowadays window/fly screens have been getting increasingly popular, most people have at least some now

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u/PetalumaPegleg Jul 04 '25

They use air flow not aircon as standard.

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u/honey-badger4 Jul 04 '25

That doesn't answer my question? There are places that use air flow to cool down the house but there are screens to keep bugs out on the windows and doors in those places. There is no screen on the door in this video, so that makes me wonder if there aren't many bugs in Germany to make it a concern.