"after everyone grabs a piece". I'm sorry what size are your pizzas that multiple people share a pizza, and take that long to eat it, that you need to keep it warm in between?

I usually have a whole pizza for myself. Just like my friends. So everyone just has their box and usually eats out of it (depending on the setting, we might put it on plates).

OK so the majority of people has to cut back on so much, especially a safe environment to get places, just so a few people with a car fetish can keep buying bigger and bigger cars. Got it.

I mean it depends on where you live. But sports clubs are easy enough to find if you just search for your sport and area.

Same I would guess with other hobbies.

Fitness groups no idea to be honest.

Volunteering: there are usually quite a few forums and such discussing volunteering opportunities. In my country the biggest ones are the volunteer fire department, volunteer first aid (red cross, Johanniter, ASB, Malteser, etc.), technical relief (THW), and different organisations regarding the homeless and poor (biggest ones probably are the Bahnhofsmission and Tafeln) - this is all Germany specific but I'm sure there are somewhat similar things in other countries, too. For smaller things the are often even websites from the local government where you can search for volunteering opportunities interesting you, by topic.

Dann ist das garantiert Bundesland abhängig. Soweit ich weiß wird in Berlin Microsoft genutzt.

Hab ich absolut noch nie von gehört. Ist doch auch viel zu teuer! Zumal warum sollte man in der Schule Apple TV haben? Das hat doch gar keinen Nutzen, wenn man eh einen Beamer hat und zusätzlich einen Laptop/PC hat?

Und bei Präsentationen mit Apple Geräten steht da nur der Laptop mit dem Bildschirm zur Klasse gedreht, weil es keine Adapter gibt?

I like to just to Geocaching. There are often a lot of caches in the cities, and a lot of then often have really niche information on I teresting topics. Plus when doing earth or virtual caches, you often need to explore quite a bit.

Irgendwie widersprichst du dir da aber selbst.

Du sagst, sie könnten dich einfach kündigen, wenn sie genügend Leute hätten. Am Ende sagst du aber, dass man sich nicht unnötig anstrengen soll.

Sofern man nicht in der Probezeit isty gibt es echt keinen grünen weshalb man sich da so ausbeuten lassen sollte.

Where I live, it's free for school children and people on welfare etc. For university students it's 5€ a year, for adults it's 10€.

So really not a lot, but you also get access to a lot of other online services for free (encyclopedia, streaming service for older and arthouse films, magazines etc.)

Late fees are just there to keep you from keeping a book or whatever for long periods of time, because then other wouldn't be able to read them.

Good thing I live in a country where it's forbidden (unless everyone approves of it, which if course almost never happens) that they monitor everything.

Sure internet movement could be looked up but even that needs to be because if a specific reason. They cannot just randomly look up everyone's browser history.

In the northeast of what?

as someone from Berlin, it's wild that you even have a "last call" rule in so many places/countries. Bars and clubs here can just decide themselves, when they want to close. There are even a few 24/7 places.