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Tesla had journalists take a S from Munich to Amsterdam and back without issues a year ago.

There's also no way that you'd pay 280EUR in Munich for rent, even in a dorm or shared housing.

My record was Berlin Schönhauser Allee to Munich East in 3 hours and 20 minutes.

Most of us from Munich have a very light dialect that's really not that difficult compared to many people from the countryside.

Still, I expect a major financial catastrophe if Munich ever gets the olympic games again.

I was in Germany, when there was a traffic jam blocking the way from just outside Munich most of the way to Hamburg.

There is no water fountain at the Munich airport.

We're among Munich hottest startups and quite international.

While in Germany, I found it cheaper to do a 1-way car rental on a Mercedes, a 2nd driver premium, and pay for gas (not diesel!) than to buy 2 train tickets from Munich to Berlin.

Location: Munich Remote: Yes Email: alessiocivitillo@gmail.com OK, this is going to be a bit off topic for HN, but let me give it a shot.

So if you live in Frankfurt and want to go visit family outside of Munich for the weekend, leaving after work at 18:00 on a Friday you're going to end up sleeping in a train station in Bavaria overnight as opposed to a car which can continue driving after 12:00 unlike a rural train.

Then we'd see a headline like "After a 10-year Linux migration, Munich considers switching back to Windows and Office".

"There is no water fountain at the Munich airport" True and not necessary.

Just for your example, a single from Munich->Berlin costs 65€ with a BahnCard 50, i.e.

But in case of Munich, I think the Olympic games in 1972 and the heavily investment in infrastructure for this games, has actually more than paid off for Munich.

I spent the evening discussing this yesterday with Americans in a beer garden in Munich.