In Germany that is the norm. You pay after pumping at the counter. Cashless automatic pumps that require a deposit are rare
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Other way around for me. I think Autism and Germanness is nuanced towards eachother. If you do some things not exactly German, because you had Cornflakes instead of Müsli then you get a few percent more autism as a score. Are your parents perhaps Antideutsche or at least spirutually part of the 68er movement and not engineers?
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Sounds reasonable, but the task should be something like “Draw a graph and show why 20 is smaller than 40” or something
They last about two weeks longer when refrigerated. I wasn’t eating a dozen eggs quickly enough, which is why I refrigerated them.
Don’t forget about Paraguay they also played like absolute assholes
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After consulting the Grüneberg, you seem to be right. That is probably just a matter of time though. The Germam High court is notorously pro renter and climate change will also make these matters only worse.
There are legal limits above which you are allowed to withhold rent. I do not know them by heart since I live in a sunny but colder region of Germany.
So at some point the owner has to take measures to lower the temperature. Be it by installing better insulation or by installing AC. Also: you only have to prove it’s too warm, the owner would need to prove you yourself are causing the heat, if they want to curb paying.
DHL is part of the Deutsche Post which is the German version of the US postal service. They have however been privatized in the 90s.