Oh, cars and driving in Germany. This is the second article, at least that I remember, bemoaning the motoring atmosphere as dangerous and to be avoided at all costs. Seems like every other action on or near a road can get you killed or ticketed or maimed or some terrible combination of all three. It amazes me that there are tourists that even attempt to drive in such conditions. Between that and the line/rugby-skrim-jumping culture, I'd almost just want to stay in my hotel room and watch the fallout from above.
I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the sparsely designed and kind of imposing interiors of Aldis markets weren't products of America. We've done enough weird things to shopping and I'm glad the slaughterhouse feel of shopping in and Aldi wasn't one of them. They are incredibly cheap though, which is enough of a reason for me to keep going back, even if that means contending with some less-than-fresh produce (thankfully nothing completely rotted in the states) or unmopped spills.
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