He walked that and didn't notice, perhaps? That's kind of been my experience as a foreigner here in Germany. The severe problems aren't really all that severe.

He walked that and didn't notice, perhaps? That's kind of been my experience as a foreigner here in Germany. The severe problems aren't really all that severe. Here are some things the article has to say about infrastructure: There's plentiful good food everywhere, inexpensive and freshly made. There are no food deserts. The public transport is good. The trams run, the bus stops don't reek of piss, the lamps work and when something new is built it's not like La Sombrita. Did I miss anything?