Welcome to Germany vs USA. Today we're going to talk about clothes. We were going to talk about fashion, but Jim and I realized it's not going to happen. No, we're not experts on fashion. We would need two girls to already talk about that. We want to leave it to you. We'll leave comments and talk about fashion in Germany vs USA. Just because we don't think we're capable of doing that. No, not at all. But we talked about clothes because one thing if you're German or American in each other's countries, is thingy with the exchange. You will notice, me as a American going to Germany, clothes are a lot more expensive. Brand name clothes are more expensive. If you just need a pair of socks or whatever, you can find cheap pair of socks. But Nike, Adidas, all the brands. I did a German pronunciation. Tell me Hilfiger, Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren, or Ralph Loran. All that stuff is so much cheaper here in the US. It's really expensive to buy that in Germany. Sometimes half the price or even more depends on sale. But generally the brand is a lot cheaper. I guess it's too. The companies will not Adidas. A lot of the clothes I was looking for were American clothes in Germany. They're all made in Bangladesh and China. I don't know what that is all about. Even like German brands, Adidas, they are a lot cheaper here. Hugo Boss is German. There's an industry there. People from Germany going to New York and buying high-end designer clothing. They take two empty suitcase, buy a whole bunch of stuff, go back to Germany. They sell that and so they can pay for the travelling, for the flight, for the hotel. And they even make money of that. That's crazy. When I'm in the US, I don't buy clothing in Germany anymore. Everything I buy is just here. I can buy a brand clothing for the price of non-name clothing in Germany. You got a Polo jacket for 20 bucks. That was in Germany because of the $60.70. Or jeans. Levi's jeans in Germany. Very expensive. I think like 50-60 euros. If you want to get fancy, you can pay up to 100 euros. The other day I had someone for $17. It wasn't said, but usually you don't pay more than 30, perhaps maximum $40 for jeans. One thing I think why you can find clothes cheaper here is that we have a lot more outlet stores. I've only been to one outlet store in Germany. I'm wearing it when I'm in Germany. I'm not there at shop. You can't admit it, Jim. It's fine. That's my pass. She's asking me so many times for the... Hunting for the outlet stores. But it's true. They're way more here. They are huge. We have huge outlet stores. I wonder if it also has to do with taxes. I'm sure it does. I'm sure all clothing is higher tax than yours. Hats. So many people in the US wear hats. Do they? Yeah. Wow. That is true. I've never saw any of your friends wearing hats like this. That might just be my impression, but to me in Germany it's seen slightly impolite to wear a hat. Because you know, you're kind of hiding yourself a little bit. I don't know, but to me, I think in Germany it's slightly seen as all being a little bit like... Not really shady, but slightly impolite. Well, there is hat etiquette here, of course. In the south, in general, people wear more hats. But you know, you are... I'm Terry. If you're inside, I mean, I'm here, so I'm not going to take my hat off of it. I've got my mom's house. This hat wouldn't be on inside. In like, women class, you know, you don't wear hat or... So there is a little hat etiquette. How many hats do you have? A lot. A lot. I don't know a lot of hats. I remember seeing you in many American households. I have like one room where it's like a hat collection of different sports teams. And there's a hat for everything. I have a lot of hats. I don't like wearing hats. I look like an idiot with that. The sizes of clothing are also different in some cases. And there's generally a size inflation going on. So in the US, if you buy an L, it's actually more an XL. It is. And it's actually the clothing industry does that because they want you to feel like, Oh, I can wear an L. I might want to make you feel better so you can wear like the smaller size. Well, the name, the smaller size, but actually it's like an XL. Now I've bought clothes in Europe. And I'll be honest here, they're a little tighter fitting. I'm not talking about like, I packed on some pounds. It's like, bam. Am I in Italy? I mean, you know? We have size of clothing. It always depends on the brand. But I have a feeling here in the US, you know, like I can basically go two sizes down and it still fits. And I'm like, wow, magic. Well, your shoe sizes are different. Two sizes are different. So like, I wear a size 12. What is that? You're like a 46. I think, you know, 12 is probably more like 47 I think. 46, 47. I wear it. That's centimeters. No, I don't know what that is. You don't know what that is either. But what is 10, is it interest? No. No, it's 12 inches, yeah. Really? An interesting fact for the audience. If you take your foot and put it on your forearm, it's the exact same size. Ha, I'm dead serious. Does it work? Alright, so we talked a little bit about clothing, hats, shoes, etc. Nice. Not so much fashion. Again, we encourage you guys. Yeah, help us out here. We're not the most fashion-it people. Not at all. Yeah. Anyway, hope you all enjoyed the show. Learn something. Y'all take it easy. Friti! We are not experts on fashion. Really, we have to hire pretty female species. That's on a weirdo. That's not a little creepy. Sorry species this week. Yeah, can we please use that as a blipper? I know. Come on, man. You're using the one of me saying I have people locked in my basement.