I don’t recall any violent civil unrest from this crisis.The German economy suffered hyperinflation in the early 1920’s, which was primarily triggered by excessive financial obligations to other countries (sound familiar?).

Did it really feel like help to the MILLIONS of people the Germans and Russians exterminated?

I'm a German protestant.

Detroit shows what can happen when leaders put off reforming the public sector for too long.And close with:Americans in virtuous states and cities will be just as furious about their tax dollars flowing to Detroit and other distressed places as Germans are about euros going to southern Europe.

One guy has 2 German Shepherds; its a relatively small place with a small yard, he travels and would have a roomate stay with him, in a band and has a lot of musical equipment, etc... and the other couple asked me about house parties, smoking, and how many people I would allow to say in the house at any given time. 

Haha pretty ironic that most of the employees drive other German brand cars.

A German Shepard in a pub having lunch would've been enough for me!

Columbus is a great place overall, however you do need to be aware of neighborhood conditions/statuses as you can be on one side of the road and be in a great area (German village) and on the other be in a wasteland (Southgate) or near it.Lots of activity in Columbus along with extraordinarily low unemployment.

Seller had a tenant that wanted to move in for $1049/month but they would be bringing a german shepard.

I am beyond excited to have found this community and am happy to say that I have listened to 20 of the BP podcasts and love them.My name is Jon, and I'm a 24 year old recent graduate from Occidental College and have held multiple analyst positions including online sales and marketing, finance and German language translations.