Check the shoes, it's a her. Probably that 70 year old woman.
This is laughably false. The very first thing the Germans did was divide the country into three, with strict borders between them: Vichy France, the Occupied Zone and several Reserved Zones. Access into the latter was severely restricted, as they were intended for future German colonization. People that had been living there were rarely allowed to return, and often had their property confiscated.
As part of Pétains deal, the French people were expected to pay for the upkeep of the occupying German forces. The Germans took possession of French production, both industrial and agricultural, and carted much of it back to Germany. Nationwide shortages and strict rationing followed almost immediately, and were exacerbated by the fact that the Germans held all French POWs in perpetuity, often as forced labour, the Germans basically held them at ransom in exchange for civilian forced labour.
Why do you think it took Goebbels until after Stalingrad to ask the Germans: "wollt ihr den totalen Krieg?" Because Germany hadn't been fighting one. Their economy was remarkably unmobilized until then, because it had propped up by plundered resources and labour from the occupied territories.
All of this isn't taking account the obvious purging of political dissidents and undesirables, restriction of civil liberties and indiscriminate anti-partisan measures. You're an absolute fucking mongoloid if you believe the Germans were tossing candy and flowers around Europe. There was a fucking war going on. Military occupation is going to be a net negative for the people experiencing it even in the best of times, and the German one was a particularly brutal and exploitative one at that.
And you stormfags wonder why no one takes you seriously.