DRINNIES - 111 hammermäßige Hobbies

Episode Date: December 23, 2024

Weihnachten ist out, Silvester ist in! Das haben Giulia und Chris schon früh erkannt und in liebevoller Detailarbeit das festtägliche Fernsehprogramm für den Jahreswechsel kuratiert. Außerdem: Raclette aus der Mikrowelle, eine lebenslängliche Abwesenheitsnotiz und der brandneue Rolltreppen-Führerschein. DRINNIES meldet sich am 4.02 aus der Winterpause zurück, und zwar frischer als je zuvor und mit einer ganz besonderen Spezialfolge. GLAUBET!Besuche Giulia und Chris auf Instagram: @giuliabeckerdasoriginal und @chris.sommerHier findest du alle Infos und Rabatte unserer Werbepartner: linktr.ee/drinnies Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Drinni's, the podcast from the comfort zone. Welcome to a new episode of Drinni's. We hope you're doing well. And if I'm doing well, it's actually a new Tuesday. The new Drinni Tuesday. Today is the 24th of December. If I looked at my watch properly, where there's no date, because I don't wear a watch. On your Flick Flack watch, which you don't wear today.

Right. The 199th episode is today, crazy. Can you believe it? Yes, honestly, because I always write the numbers in the files. Okay, that's not such a surprise for you. Also because I just told you before, 30 seconds ago, Yeah, right. Okay, it's nothing new here, okay?

I got it. Okay, I'm feeling better, I still have a little bit of a slimy throat. But I can't cough yet. You have a pimple in there, or what? No, not a pimple, but you know that, you always have to... Yeah, yeah, I know, I'm starting to get it. It starts with the throat, what stops with you now, starts with me. The holiday cough.

When you're on holiday and you're stressed, your body reports. The body. Speaking of body and lying, we have to lie down too. And very urgently. We need a holiday urgently. We're very, very tired.

We're taking the liberty to not record a podcast for a few weeks. At least that's what we're not doing anymore. Yes, there's still a lot to do. And the podcast is also a little charity break for everyone who has to pick up the episodes. They say, man, now don't do every Tuesday a new episode, please. I can't keep up. So, that's your chance.

It's basically an act of love. Let's not do anything about it. We'll give you a hand. We say, come to the boat, start with episode one, pick everything up. And if we hear each other again in the new year, then we're all on the same page.

Yes, important thing is, there's no new episode in January. Even more important is, to subscribe to the podcast, because then you'll know first, when the new episode will be released on the 4th of February. Then the new episode will come, 4th of February. And I can already reveal so much. In the new year comes out on the 4th of February, then the new episode will come out, the 4th of February. And I can already reveal so much.

In the new year we start with the 200th episode of Drenys. So it won't be a normal regular episode. It will perhaps give us a little surprise. The episode will possibly be a little different than the previous episodes. But you will find out in February, when you join us again in the 200th episode with fresh Elan

into the new Drenis year. And honestly, we won't reveal too much, we'll find out later on, because we haven't recorded it yet. So, promises we might not be able to keep ourselves, but we'll see. It's exciting, you can join in, subscribe to the podcast now, then you know first when we fail and our own promises. I call it the public manifestation. I've learned you have to manifest things and then they will happen like magic. Yes, exactly, we'll take out the tarot cards from the back of our pants.

I'll light up a few smoke sticks here and then everything will be fine. What's it called again? Palo Alto? No, Palo Santo. Isn't that a holiday home? No, it's Acapulco. They're a Palo Alto. Well, whatever it is. Chris, I watched Point 12 yesterday. I watch it more often. Sometimes I take breaks at exactly this time.

What's more important than turning on the TV? To watch Point 12 and to get the best news? The legendary news-speakers. He does that live, too. I watched it as a kid. I went home. So as a boy I always watched it. I went home for lunch break and then I briefly watched point 12 and then I drove off again with my bike,

straddled up the hill. And there is such a speaker and I think he talks it live. Because sometimes he farts. But very, very rarely. Only in the year of the sheep he farts once and then you know, oh, that's a real person. Yes. He's talking it live right now.

That's totally sick. That's my guess. I would also like to engage him for our podcast. Maybe he'll talk to me. And then you know, oh, he's a real person, who's just speaking live. That's sick. That's my guess. I wouldn't want to get involved in our podcast, maybe we'll just make our own better life news, as a competitor or as an extended long arm of punk 12. To make a feature, punk 12 better life news extended version. That which doesn't fit in punk 12 anymore,

because the show only goes two hours. It's now three hours. What? No! But I think the show runs from 12 to 15. No, really? And then comes, I think, right after that, RTL Exclusive, Explosiv, RTL Aktuell. And that's when we're at Alarm for KUBRELF and that's the day after that.

That's crazy. I'd love to book that. Anyway, I've seen it. And then one thing became clear to me. Now that I don't live in Cologne anymore, it became really clear to me when I saw it anyway. And then one thing became clear to me. Now that I don't live in Cologne anymore, it became clear to me when I saw Point 12. There are so many articles on the subject. I'll say, on the big term, medicine.

Mm-hmm. Swedish researchers have found out. Always Swedish researchers. And then it's being compared to simple experiments. And then everyday things. And this and that is not good for the skin., this and that isn't good for the skin, and this and that isn't good for the teeth. And then I saw it was about tooth decay from drugstores.

Those you can buy yourself. I think every child now knows that it's very harmful and attacks the tooth decay and breaks the teeth. But you can still buy it, and that's why it's being warned regularly. So, also in the Better Life News. And there was an article, and when I see it, of course experts are always being interviewed.

And because RTL is in Cologne, of course, what do you mean by experts? Of course in Cologne. And when do I see my former dentist there? Do I see it in the Better Life News? Do I have post-traumatic thoughts in my head. I felt like I was back on my chair. But then I realized that when you live in Cologne,

you sign this agreement in silence, that all people, all service providers, all lawyers, doctors you pick up, you will see them all in the course of your life, at least once every 12 years. Sooner or later. And there's also one who's a home doctor, or a general practitioner,

who's already got his USB microphone on the table. He's ready, he goes to his practice in the morning, sits there and waits until someone from the RTL group calls, a format, and then he can give a note right away. You know exactly, he hasn't touched or examined or operated a human body for 10 years. He only goes to his office. He has an office job, a media job, but he's completely in a doctor's uniform. He's wearing white pants, a white polo shirt,

always ready as if he was about to get his shirt on the operating table. But you know exactly, that's just his doctor look. That's just like the people who hang around a stethoscope and then call themselves Doc Mario. Yes, but that's the type who really works with it. Because I also suspect that he sits on a jawbone, a dentist jawbone, with a roller underneath and then he also

has his feet folded around, you know, that he can quickly switch between a dentist chair, a treatment chair and his bra. But you can't see that. I think he's already working with us. And be careful, maybe he's a practicing general practitioner. Because they have enough lawyers who can hire them as experts. If we say something wrong.

I don't think all teeth products attack tooth decay. I don't want to get into a legal dispute with Colgate. Please don't. And I would say I'm'm an expert for escalators. So not an expert, I wish that my life goal is to be switched somewhere, seriously, where I can support a thesis with an O-tone. But not as an expert, maybe as an enthusiast.

I'm Chris Sommer myself, and then my name is written in the belly band and then escalator enthusiast, for example. And I've also been name is written on the waistband. And then I'm a roller coaster enthusiast. I've been to Cologne on a roller coaster. We've talked about roller coasters in detail. But I don't think we talked about the speed of roller coasters. I've noticed that roller coasters are, I have to say, for the fact that we've been familiar with roller coasters for so long, as a society, with the concept of a rolling staircase

the escalators are pretty slow for that for example cars they didn't always drive at 180 kmph but they were very slow in the past that was good because people maybe still couldn't handle this new vehicle meanwhile people drive normally in Germany at 240 kmph drink coffee in one hand

and in the other hand coffee and day trading. That's normal on a German motorway. And now I think, we could also raise the speed of the escalator. And even on the escalator, I googled how fast escalators should be. Is there a limit? Yes, there is. 2.7 kmh is a limit, the top limit for the speed. And I think we could also look in view of 2025 that go that we say we are trusted the society knows what to do is you know when you go on a

roller coaster then you have to balance out there it goes right away hold tight but you could do it nice on three four maybe five maybe six km a time screw up because that waited I don't have nerves for the guarded. I'm completely in the opinion. I must say, I'm a fast walker. Fast steps. I hate it when people walk. I just can't do it. I'm just on the road.

I want to get to the goal, that's my concern. I don't want to wander around the area when I know I'm in public, where many people want to get to their goal, where you get people on the way very quickly. I don't want to disturb the business, I don't want to be disturbed in my own way. And that's why wheelchairs often fuck me off, because they immediately brake me down.

You have to know, I go on the wheelchairs in a monkey tooth and then she jumps on it and then she goes like this. D-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d. She drives really slowly and I think, oh no. And then I don't feel like running up the wheelchairs. D-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d- Actually, the escalator is a mid-race. Exactly my opinion. And what also makes me aggressive are slow lifts. You know what I mean? But honestly, I'm a fan of that, because otherwise it gets a bit clumsy. So when it goes into the belly region, emotionally, in the elevator. You know, in New York, that was a bit too much for me.

That's exactly my thing. No, it has to go fast. Zack, zack, first floor, get in, 3 seconds, 18th floor, get out. And then you're quickly out of this situation, that you're still in the elevator with people who smell a little like a fricadella and then look into the air so you're not being approached. That has to go by quickly, and especially the doors have to close quickly. Sometimes it takes until the elevator alone has closed the doors.

That takes. That's all way too slow, people. The German escalators and the German escalators have to be faster. And my party will take over next year. Believe it, believe it, Julia. Believe it. Believe it. That's the slogan for next year. Chancellor candidate. Maybe I won't do it.

I'll see if I get invited to a TV trial. I'll do it. If RTL says yes, it can come, then I'll come. But trial. Then I do it. If RTL says yes, you can come, I'll come. But I don't do it, of course. I wouldn't push myself. That's not my style. But you know what's worse than slow escalators? Slow conveyor belts that just leave at the airport.

From gate to gate, where you put your luggage on it. That's so annoying, Chris. They're so slow. Sometimes I walk next to it, because it's faster than on them. You know what I mean? Yes, I have to admit, I'm one of those who sometimes stands in the way. But I think you have to be a little kind to each other. Let them be a little merciful.

I think it's okay to stand on these flat commuting straps at the airport, but you have to stand so that enough people come by who now necessarily still want to let off in the duty-free shop. And that's where we come to the problem. Actually, it's a smart thing. You can continue on it, is still promoted at the same time.

That means you can speed up your gear, you can be even faster without having to work harder. That actually tells me. But in practice it doesn't work, because people use it to just stand on it. And I think it's okay to stand on it and take a break for a moment, because some airports are so big, you have to walk for so long.

Then you can take a deep breath on the things, but please on the right side. And if they are on the left and right, you can't get past. And that's why I don't go on the bender anymore, I run next to them. Yes, the roll cage with the engine is already available. The future is already there. That will come, that will revolutionize the German cities. You can actually go from the city center by car to the airport by car.

You don't even have to fly anymore, you can go straight to the Dome Rap. Yes, exactly. It will also take off when you have enough horsepower. Exactly, believe it. Believe it. You have to believe it, then the suitcase will also take you to the Dome Rap, to the Carriddick. Then it will work.

I am firmly convinced of that. I think the new year has a lot for us. That's what I think too. And to make the transition to the new year well, I have an introvert tip with me. I would like to introduce it. If you don't mind, I would like to play a part and give you a little introvert tip. Small? Small, but important.

Underestimated at first glance, but then comes with a big swing around the corner, I would say. I would love to. Part off. Introvert Tip Christian has an introvert tip on the subject of digital correspondence, better known as email. Hello Julia, hello Chris. As I'm just before my holiday, I'm really just entering my absence notification for

my work emails. My tip, I extend the time of my holiday in the notification always for a few days. So I avoid being overwhelmed by a flood of emails and urgent requests right after vacation. Because honestly, as soon as people do not receive an immediate answer on the first day of work, many people immediately call. A real nightmare, especially after returning from vacation. That's why I plan a few additional vacation days in the notification. This gives me the necessary time to work off my emails

and start my day off in a relaxed way. For context, he writes, I work in a housing organization for people with disabilities. So, as they say, we're also in the middle of the year. So, I'm getting emails from colleagues and relatives. That's important, because I think these two weeks, holidays, Christmas holidays and New Year's, that's the moment when a lot of people are free

and you're often left alone. But there are also people who work and aren't left alone. For example, Christian has to extend his time so that he doesn't get bombarded with calls on Monday morning when he starts again. I think that's a very good tip. So, give a little longer notice of absence than you're are on vacation.

And then, when you say, I'll be back on Thursday, surprise me, already on Wednesday, with an answer. And then also release positive feelings through it. Then you think, wow, Julia, she's awesome. She says, I'll be back on Thursday, but she'll be writing on Wednesday. You've been in the office for two days. I think that's very good too.

I also think, generally, a permanent absence note should be considered, whether it's accepted by society. Actually, you need a call answerer who says, please don't call, write me an email. Why didn't I get it earlier? I should have done that.

The good old call answerer. Do you know how to set up a call answerer? No, I don't think I've never done that in my life. Me neither. But that could be something for next year. That might be my new year's resolution. That I set up a mailbox, a message, where it says, please don't call,

just write me an email. And then also don't give me an email address, because you've already roughly sorted out who should call you. Very few people, please. Yes, topic holidays and New Year's Eve. That's also a big thing that I noticed lately, where I have to fight with,

is that people are cheering at the table, right? So now my holidays, Christmas, New Year's, are very, very reduced in terms of human contact, in terms of my social behavior, as per standard, but you always come back to you always end up sitting at a table with 42 people. And then there are experts who say that if you get the coke as a gift, you can't drink it until you've had it. And if you drink it anyway, you'll get a bad look. And then there are people who say,

okay, we have 12 looked at badly. And then there are people where I think, okay, now we have 12 people on the table, do I really have to toast with all 12 individually? Then I want to tell you one thing. There is this something, I say, village sentence but a very good sentence that you say, it should be valid. You raise the glass and say,

that should be considered as an insult, as a toast for you in private. There are people who despise it, they want you to look them in the eye. This compliment is a thing from the Middle Ages, where some herdsmen met, two families, and they didn't dare. At least that's the legend, I think,

how I've saved it. And then the wine should float from one cell to another, and that should show we didn't poison each other. That's how a species was born! Yes! Wait a minute! That's how we got it! Cola and Fanta.

Yes, right! From two medieval hearts. One had Cola in the cell, the other Fanta. And bam, the species was born! Yes, Coca-Cola was born honestly. I still get messages almost every day from people who try it out and say it's wonderful. I don't believe a word of it.

And here in the podcast you always say, that's not true, that doesn't taste good. There are hundreds, thousands, millions of people out there who drink Coca-Cola and it tastes good. Chris, it's allowed. Yes! Honestly, it's allowed. But tell me, I'm overwhelmed by this approach.

I know exactly what you mean. And then I don't know, have I already have the person here with the They stare at you until you look them in the eye. Uncomfortable. Just try to come together next time with friends, family, colleagues at work, at a party or dinner, just raise the glass and say, it should work. Let's see what comes back. There will probably be many questions. I don't want to get anyone in trouble. Maybe you have to pre-taste a little.

But I think they have to answer it in the choir, so call and response, should be valid. Should be valid! Like a long board of knights. Yes, it doesn't have to be, but honestly, I would be torn to pieces. But then you have to announce it so that people know that they are all briefed,

that you already complained about it in advance, maybe on WhatsApp or something, that you send a round mail and say, dear parties, dear family, dear friends, this year there will be a change mail and say, dear?ce fans, dear family, dear friends, this year there will be a change in the plan, and it will not be posted anymore. And then describe in detail how it works, how it works, how it works,

how one person stands in front and says it should be valid and the other answers should be valid. That's a question you just have to ask people. It's like in the Catholic Church, they just talk about the words the guy over there says. They also say, good riddance, be your bone. Or whatever they say.

I don't know myself in the Catholic Church. But you know what I mean. Yes, but I'm also concerned that people, if you don't look at them when they're praising, because I'm concentrating on my glass and don't want to praise next to it, three weeks ago I someone said to me, at least look at me.

That's insane, guys. That's a sharpness where I really teach directly. So I'm so small with a hat. That's not even passive aggressive, that's very active aggressive. Yes, really. So that was a thunderstorm between people. I've experienced that for a long time. Such a sharpness in the tone where I thought, we've actually come together here relaxed.

Aha, for the people it's probably not that relaxed. Also for all these extroverted people, they have something they demand. I don't like that. This year, let's make it clear, Chris, there will be some challenges for Drini's on the holidays. The holidays are not equally funny for all people and fun and heiterness. No. It's also challenging. It's a challenge for

Trini. For me at least. I'll speak for myself. Even if I like the people I meet there, it's not a relief. I'll be honest. It's not a relief for introverted people. For me, not. It's a social marathon. Let's not pretend. Even if you're in the ideal case, you're

100% looking forward to your family and friends, which is never the case, because you always have conflicts that you can deal with the rest of the year, even if everything is super fun and totally great and harmonious, even then it's exhausting. Let's not do anything about it. And that's why, to be honest, Chris, my party is actually New Year's Eve.

Is that so? That's actually the party. I need a few days of regeneration after Christmas to recover from this family marathon. And then comes the party I can really enjoy. There's not much pressure on it. Because of gifts and party food and so on. Raclette is always easy, you don't have to be able to cook for it.

And then you can really be in peace. You can even alone, without family, you can be and then you can really just say goodbye. For me, that's actually the party, the party, New Year's Eve. Yes, with others, the in-between-man-firework starts. I'm against such a lonely,

quiet, silent gravestone. You see, there, constantly, but also a little, I say, in peace. I am for me and I enjoy that. I like that. I think I once celebrated New Year's Eve in my life. After that I didn't do it anymore. We've already discussed that.

New Year's Eve is a celebration. You know, attention at zero o'clock you have to be damn good at it at the latest. And that's as good as you weren't in a mood last year, because otherwise the next year will be shit too. You have to look people in the eyes when they're in a mood. And then you have to hug the drunk uncle Werner again. You know, or the neighbor you saw twice in your life and once he pooped you because you put the brown can in his car.

You have to hug him too. That's the worst thing ever. I was once at a party at a WG and then people came out because of fireworks and then they stood in front of my house and then I had to embrace people who are obviously the neighbors and who don't even go to the WG.

So suddenly with strangers you have to greet them and look them in the eyes and then embrace them and happy new year, happy New Year. And then I really have to say I love getting older for that. Because honestly, when I was young and in my early twenties and so on, at that time, you had such a heavy pressure to do something on New Year's Eve, to go to a party and so on. With people, where there were so many people who you didn't even know,

that you had to hug at midnight, where I thought, oh my god, I don't want never do that again today, never again. And now I just take it out and say, guys, you can say goodbye, I'm not going to a party. My party takes place at my place in my sleeping suit and I feel zero bad. I feel so good and I'm jealous myself that I can be at home and other people have to go to parties.

I'm just sorry. There's only one W-ots-triple, there's no more New Year's Eve party. I used to watch it with Adolf Andreas Meyer, with Andy Borg, who doesn't know him? You have Adolf Andreas Meyer by birth, the drummer-singer is called Andy Borg, and that's also his right,

you can give yourself an artist name, especially in such cases, even though you still have to look back and see what was going on back then. Yes, especially because he was born after 1945, right? You have to see it that way. Well, let's leave it at that, Arnold Borg. There are the question marks of our time, our society, and they are also attached. But Chris, we did the TV program for Heiligabend every year at Dreniz.

We curated for you. That's this podcast. And this year a little malheur happened to us. I'll put it this way. But hello. But hello. We just found OBI before the recording. Because we all know, I go to OBI when I need a book first.

By the way, I got finished. I bought four books. 4.99 per book. Exactly. Among other things, there was a break in the Grapple corner. We hit it. We hit it. You're there with four books, 4.99 per book. There was a half-shrunk in the Grapel corner, we hit it. We hit it. You're there with four books, I bought a Zollstock. But Albrecht Zellke, there are really good books.

And he underestimates, that was no judgment. Yes, sure. And I always find something with Obi. And I bought four books, and what else do we buy from Obi? Well, of course, TV time. There's a kiosk with books for it. And what else do we buy from Obi? Well, of course, TV time. There's a kiosk with Obi in it. And we went there, we had to buy the Hörzu. Every year we take the Hörzu to decorate it. I just look at the shelf and see Hörzu, super cool, bought it.

You gave me the books and said, hold them, throw them to me, I'll catch them, I'll catch Albrecht Selke, I'll catch Einstrunk. You go to the cashier and And then he's us here. We've already got the hearing aid in hand, we've handed it out. And he came to us, the mountain doctor Hans Siegel. Because I then read, wait a minute, Christmas is not between December 28th and January 3rd. I would have been skeptical about Hans Siegel's face. Chris, what was the same motif on the hearingzug every year for the last three or four years?

The hut. The hut in the winter landscape. And it was not chosen instead of a hand seal smiling over both ears. Yes, but good, so he makes me happy. So it's also a role model for me. His hair is mega awesome. Mega awesome hair. Also this sports show look, white shirt, sack over it.

He's fine, he brings me joy in life. I'm glad. Is the mountain doctor actually one who treats the mountains? So he looks after the mountains, does he examine them with a stethoscope? Yes. Yes, do you have the seven-day seven-head one?

Yes, I inherited it from Kalle Poler. But in any case, long story short, we bought the wrong week, listen. The current TV news is valid from 28th, and that applies to all TV news. And did we go in there, did we go to the kiosk again and ask if they still have the current news from this week? No, of course we didn't. We have the news from next week.

But honestly, today is the 24th of December, when the episode comes out. Many people have already done the program on their own. They know exactly what they're watching. So today we're doing the program for the 31st of December. Because, honestly, most people think that there's only Rock Around the Clock on the 3-Sat, there's only Tina For One. No, no, no. That's one of the biggest TV programs that will probably be around the whole year.

The RTL show doesn't just show the whole day of Ultimate for Chatshow. There's probably a lot in there and I'm curious what we'll put together from the program. That suits me very well. I've already said that New Year's Eve is actually my highlight of the year. And Christmas is a bit 2022, we don't plan anything. That's a bit over. Christmas here and there. New thing is New Year's Eve. New Year's Eve is cool. New Year's Eve is in. New Year's Eve is hip. But New Year's Eve at home, alone, the flemish box.

You can of course watch it on TV and on the internet. New Year's Eve before the bell is the motto. And that's something that affects me, because as I said, the holidays are very, very reduced for me personally. That means that at the end of the day, there will be a day with Coca-Cola-Shawarma and TV on, and let's take a look inside. Okay, I can already see a highlight right here, yes, great, next, Chris. There's even a special booklet attached here.

A small special booklet. Your lucky year 2025 believes when the stars for love, health, finance and success are cheap with horoscopes for all star signs. I'm not saying that. No, honestly. So it's about horoscopes and star signs and manifest and hopefully believe that it will happen. Oh, I see here Wassermann, my lucky barometer 2025 is only up in May and June. On a happy note. Yeah, that's awesome. Down there is a curve drawn in.

Over the months on one axis and on the other axis we have categories happy, satisfied, satisfied, tired. And with you Wassermann, it's up in May and June, happy. Yeah. So you're lucky to be happy for two months next year. The other ten months are fine.

Yes, especially February and April are in the basement. I'm excited. I'm looking forward to February and April. But there are different categories here. Love and family, body and soul. Of course, I'm only interested in success and finances. What does it say here? In May you remember a announcement

that you had forgotten for good reason. What? In May, something that comes earlier this year. Yes. But you deliberately forgot or forced that. Do you remember an announcement that you had forgotten for good reason? Yes, do you remember that?

Oh, I really have to remember that. You don't remember that. They know that because you don't check it. Actually, we have to check it in May, if I was reminded of an announcement that I forgot for good reason. I only have two months where I'm happy, Nex. Which one? November, December? That's good, then I can get on with it.

Only towards the end, yes, it's bad, ten months, shit. But the last two months it's going right again. But that's good, I can then cheer you up a bit in May, June and then, 10 months, shit. But the last two months it's going well. But that's good, I can cheer you up in May, June and you in November, December, I'm really bad. That's all in my basement. Yes, there are, if I read it now, there are, listen, reading letters. Oh.

Not convincing, writes Hans-Peter Kracht by email. Writes here, the film was as a comedy, oh, it's about, a bird flies by, by Ar here, the film was announced as a comedy, oh, it's about a bird flying by, by Arte. The film was announced as a comedy, anyway it was a tragic comedy. The entire script seemed more than constructed. The Nazi past, what? The Nazi past was reconstructed by a parrot,

was a nice visit, but not convincing. That sounds like Arte. Okay. And here's something critical about Thomas Gottschalk, too. Oh? Oh, yes. At the Advent Festival 100,000 Lights with Florence Silbereisen. The appearance of Mr. Gottschalk, however, has disturbed the magic of the show so far.

His self-perfect egocentric behavior was bad. He wanted to put Mr. Silbereisen on the show again. So, the lecture, reader letter, community community cancelled, Thomas Gottschalk. You have to look at that. Even the readers of the Hör zu have slowly understood it. That's actually exactly his target group. Even they are now falling behind me or what? I would really like to put a question mark on whether these are real readers. And if they are not real, then Hör zu, write me an e-mail. I'd like to write a few things. If I could, I would.

I'd say we should go into the TV program. Because, Chris, honestly, we have a lot ahead of us. I will also, on New Year's Eve, probably already in the early morning hours, when it's actually still dark, I'll get up with a sleepy look, put on my push-ups. You have to have something to do.

There are holidays to do that, not sleep out, but quite the opposite. Get up as early as possible at 4 or 5 a.m. so you have something to do during your day off. Right. And so you can use the TV program. Because I'm already seeing something that interests me. At Eurosport 2, it's running at 5.30 a.m. Olympia. And that is Paris 2024, 2024, basketball final, France vs USA.

First time with a basketball repeat of the summer start. I don't know how it went. Me neither. For me it would be something new. We can replace that. 35. How long does it take? It takes up to 7 o'clock, so pretty long. Yes, but look, if you flip it over here, then we are at SWR, at 7.10 one of my absolute favorite shows, craftsmanship.

Oh yes. Where it's about, mostly something in the, I say, not in the years come, that's completely mispronounced, but partly old-fashioned, some of them are jobs that are still being done with old tools. They are presented there. And it's told very calmly, we've already recommended that. Yes. Actually, you can take a short nap at 7.10. Because we'll probably fall asleep again when we watch it,

because it's told so calmly. It's always something like how to build a jitter. Yes, exactly. But it's really a highlight for me. Can we please take that with us on the list? Definitely. Maybe both episodes directly. So 7.10 a.m. that takes an hour. And then 8.10 a.m. comes directly another episode.

That's really calming. You need that in the morning. Especially when you're so packed up about basketball. At 5.30 a.m. Yes, and craftsmanship has madeanship made us go down the road in a 60-degree direction. And then we need something that pulls us up, that makes us go up really high. And I would say that we might be on the HR at 8.30, the most beautiful railway stories in Hesse. I have to say, I think railway stories are already great, but also from Hesse. For you, with travel sickness, it gets particularly exciting.

I'm curious. Take a nice vogue macour while watching TV. What do you think is probably the most beautiful Eisenbahn story from Hessen? Hmm, that's not going to happen on time, Julia. The ICE from Montaubauer to Frankfurt arrived on time at the airport. Yes, maybe. The most beautiful Eisenbahn story of 2004. I've definitely become curious.

The title makes you want more. That 2004. I've definitely become curious. The title makes you want to go to the sea. That's why I'd say 38 HR. That's set. I like railways. I like the peace that shines out when you have to wait for an open track because of wildfires. For me it's also about being at peace

on a day like the 31st of December. Maybe we need something for the heart. Yes. I see on the success-sender ARD1, at 10.25, hour of love. Directly two episodes, 4206 and 4207. Were those the episodes where you did practice? No.

I think I did it during episode 2000, it was even a jubilee and there was even a big party I was invited to during episode 2000. You were at episode 2000? Yes! There was even the Bildzeitung! There was something going on! You made the bedside table.

That was it, right? The story where you had to make bedside tables in the next room? In the bus station, yes. Covered the table. You had to cover the hotel restaurant, the set, while a scene was being shot at a wall next to it. Yes.

And you weren't allowed to close the glasses. You can't make any noise, because it's being shot, it's being shot permanently, and pictures are being shot permanently. And that's just the bright madness. But if I were to watch episode 2000 now, I would see that the hidden stuff that's there, that you put it there. With high probability, yes.

Also vegetables and stuff like that. That would be awesome. Let's watch it. Do you want to stream it somewhere? But how crazy is that? Before's awesome. Let's watch it. Is it going to be streamed? Before you there were already 2000 episodes. Now there are 2000 episodes again. There's a mirror from the Führsenhof. I took it with me from the villa. I got it.

I think I gave it to my father. I still have it. You can still see it if you watch 1989. Can't you get it back? You can use it to make a special edition. You know, when you see a comic book by Loriot that he stole from him. They say the mirror itself would cost 2000 euros. But because it was in the movie, it's only 400 euros.

Did you store it in the basement? It at some point a moisture came to it? So we have something for the heart. I would say now we also need something for the mind. Here on ARD, the real ARD, which is not ARD One, I see that at 12 o'clock, and there is even a little new one, it seems to be a world of novelty, the inter-religious blessing celebration is taking place. That's awesome. From St. Elizabeth's Church in the middle of Berlin. The inter-religious blessing celebration.

That's a step further than ecumenical. It's an ecumenical podcast, in principle. But they're a step further. They say not only two streams of Christianity, but inter-religious. And blessing celebration. You can probably get the blessing of different religions. Is that even allowed? Can you do that? It's like the men's room.

If you can take something from everything and always pay 94. But that's not true. Because in the men's room, if you want the menu, you're not allowed to make salad and then make salad on the same plate. Then you'll be more relaxed in the cup. salad on the same plate and then put salad on it. You'll be more content. Is that the same with blessing? Can you... Well, you're free anyway.

Everyone can be blessed by whoever they want. And honestly, everyone can bless, right? I could say, be blessed, you're blessed, then you'll be blessed by me. Believe it, Chris. Believe it. You can bless me, you can say believe it. I also ask myself, interreligious blessing god,

if I am blessed now, how long does that last? So is that for 24 hours on purpose or is it for the whole year and next year on the 31st of December I can be blessed again? Like a visum, let it renew again. In what way do you have to be blessed? So there is a blessing subscription? Probably like a dentist. Twice a year. If you go to church, you get blessed every Sunday.

So, basically you can be blessed every day. Yes, but that's too much. Or that's when you use too much hand cream. So, at some point it's just too much. Yes, then you get this disease of a flight attendant. This over- you know, when you have over-treated skin. So, if you are blessed too often, it could be that it will fall. Yes, that it will be too good for you.

But how do you know now, like with a car polish, that will go away at some point when the paint, when you want to protect the paint so specially, how do you know that it is time to be blessed again? Maybe if you allow yourself too many misdeeds in life, right? Then you know, oh, oh, oh, now there is enough of it down there. Now I have to, now I have to. Now I have to let it rain again. If the train in Frankfurt from Montaubourg is off on the 14th,

you know you have to renew your blessing again. I mean, if the world religions are there and we're praying four or five times, does that mean more brings more? Much helps much. Much helps much. But let's respect 3SAT a little. I helps much. Much helps much. But let's get some respect for Dreisatt. I read Dreisatt is saved.

We gave a shout out here. I think only that you took the word Dreisatt in your mouth has already helped that it is now saved. I think so. It's like Kim Kardashian in Guinness beer in the camera. Directly made Guinness 20% plus. Is that so? Yes, Guinness-savvy.

Didn't you notice? No, I didn't. Yeah, and so is Reisert with me. I once said, people, save Reisert, and now it's off. In any case, at 13 o'clock, Herbert Gründemeyer is live from 2003. We can watch that. Chris, I really have to say, Pop Around the Clock on the 31st of December on Reisert is one of the few constant in my life.

Especially as a child, it's not easy to have constant. And I have to say, Pop Around the Clock never let me down. They send me every year the Herbert Grönemeyer concert of 2003 by Mensch and he always wears his IT-Lar outfit. IT-Lar on Christmas. He has khaki-colored skater pants, with tour shoes that are orange, with orange-colored Esprit shoes, with a lot of big pockets.

Tony Hawk on Wish. And then he wears a tighter t-shirt and an ITILA jacket over it. It's ITILA on Christmas, and it makes me happy, because he walks over this stick in his ITILA outfit with such a coolness

in this hall, I think it's on Schalke or something, he walks over this stick in his ITILA outfit and it makes me happy. I love Herbert Grönemeyer and I love the concert and I'm so excited to watch it with you, you don't believe me. You're sure that he has a huge keychain with him, just like ITILA has the number. So he first pops around the clock on Schalke

and then he comes to you and formats the record. Yes, exactly! On ZDF, look, at 2pm, that would be it, 2.30pm, Grünemeyer plays for an hour and a half. So we have the whole program, Saxophone solo, Bochum, the record is formatted. Then we could watch favorite pieces on ZDF's favorite pieces, right? That's a classic, especially favorite pieces. There all members of the ensemble will pass the review again and select their favorite pieces

and then say in talking heads, say again, make a comment. And that's what I find very heartwarming, because they make one or the other joke. I switch to Dr. Heiderezi Patan and Colmar Schulte-Golz. Of course. And then I have to say, Chris, I can see right away, at 5pm we can continue, it's getting even better. At 5pm on Sat.1, 111 awesome hobbies are on the rise. That's a mammoth show that goes almost two hours to 8pm. There are 111 awesome hobbies.

That's something for me. Can you remember, some time ago I said I was looking for a new hobby. Honestly, not much came of it. I don't have a new hobby yet. That's a program for me. 111 awesome hobbies. Two hours, that's definitely on the list. That's awesome.

You can look at 111 things you'll never do in your life. And on the couch and laugh a little. But I'd like to have something to laugh about. If you look around here at RBB, at exactly 2.00 p.m. Laugh it off. Laugh it off. 2.00 p.m. takes 8 minutes. So 8 minutes is the time to make the show laugh. That's ambitious. Laugh it off. It takes 8 minutes. You said only 10 minutes. So 8 minutes have the time to bring the program to us for laughing.

That's ambitious. Laugh it out, it takes 8 minutes. And that's a show. That's a show that takes 8 minutes. But I think that's cool. Again, courage for a shorter show. A show is not always 20, 30, 40 minutes. Not even 2.5 hours, but 8 minutes.

I would also maybe advise Olli Geissen with the chart show to do 8 minutes. I would also guess Olli Geissen with the chat show. No, nothing against Olli Geissen. Nothing against Olli Geissen, honestly. But how do you stand up to Dinner for One? So basic. Oh, a little bit Olli, right? But how do you stand up at 6.15 on the Hessischen Rundfunk Dinner for One in Hessisch?

In Hessisch? In Hessisch? Mr. Pommelreue, do you have Hessisch in your bag? Do you always have something in your bag? Yes, sure. And in conclusion, attention, 18.45, we also see that on the list, dinner for one, in North Hesse. What? No.

Is that a little split party in North Hesse, they say, let's break up, like the canton Jura in Switzerland? I think that's cool, that's very specific. Not only in Hesse, but also in North Hessian. We have a direct comparison, we can see what we like better. Hessian or North Hessian. And now, Chris, I have to say, I have to disappoint you. You just announced that RTL is really deep in the trick box.

But now I have to say one thing. From 12.15 to 1.55 at night, there is only the ultimate Pippa Tacho, and that is a unique repeat of 2021. Yes! With Olli Geissen, the god of moderation, the only German moderator. Actually, you have to say that. Actually the only real moderator.

And for me, Olli Geissen will always stay in my heart, a moderator who, for a while, at the Wärtschdorfhof in Köln-Ossendorf, where Ikea is, hung there right next to the Wärtschdorfhof in Cologne-Ossendorf, where Ikea is, was hanging right next to the Wärtschdorfhof, because those are the big MMC TV studios. There were a lot of live shows produced, a lot of awards. And there was, no lie,

a 20x50 meter big poster, poster by Olli Geissen. And he looked at me with his, I'll say, a little sad eyes, like I did on the Mulde 8, on the Container 8, when we took out some old junk. And for me, there's nothing more that's more Cologne than that. And his eyes spoke to you, and they said, Hi, today's topic, 12th of July.

Yes. Olli Geissen, come back. Please. Please come back, Olli. We don't want a repeat. Olli, believe in yourself. So let's agree that the episode of the Ultimative Chargeshow that we watch at 7pm on 2021. And it also says here, this unforgettable party starts at 12.15pm with Oliver Geissen.

He serves party-crackers non-stop and many guests. So he serves not only party-crackers, but also many guests. Yes, and there are always these posts where Bonnie M is shown as an old hit from the 70s with Rivers of Barmelaum. And there are these O tones, these talking heads, so interviews with random promis who can say something, who doubt how Jürgen Milski is sitting there and says, yes, that's a great song, right? Was awesome. Was an awesome time, but also a different time.

How do you get to the point where you're invited? That would be my dream. I want to go there too, and I want to go to these hit shows. You know, Vox and stuff, where you do music quizzes. I'm so good at it, right? That's why I really want to go there. Well, different topic. Call Vox, call me.

I have something for you, where you don't always recognize who it is and what kind of song it is. Silvester Schlagerboom, live with Florian Silbereisen. That's a very interesting show. Chris, I have to get you on board. I found something I really want to see on the 20th of May. On SIX, there's a case for the beauty dogs with the theme of baseball breasts.

I want to see that. No. Because I think that's a topic for 2015. You can't bring that up. I'm sorry. Baseball breasts? Baseball breasts. Oh no.

Yes, someone has baseball breasts. And the woman is then helped by the surgeon to get back normal breasts. She had baseball breasts before. Look here at AD. 2015. Look at the picture of Florian Silbereisen. This person heals me. He's in such a good mood. Oh my god, he puts a bottle of champagne on the picture.

And he's so happy. The picture is signed, Florian Silbereisen welcomes the new year with a bottle of pearly wine. Great! But hopefully a little more than just sparkling wine that he opens. Imagine, Florian Silbereisen makes a bottle for 4 hours live on TV. Honestly, that will be a lot of money.

A quote of 30% Florian Silbereisen opens a bottle. But you know what's nice? Florian Silbereisen is also opening, not only bottles, but also opens our hearts. Yes, and he has a lot to do with bottles. For example with Howard Carpendale, with Andy Borg, with DJ Ötzi. No, all nice, nice, nice, great people. No, they are great. I like DJ Ötzi.

He has a kind of motivation hit. Actually a motivation coach hit. He also has so much with faith and faith in you. He stands alone on a mountain and it's often about hope. He actually invented the Tirola Tipper, right? Yes, exactly. From Häckle. Whether he solved a patent for the Häckle pattern,

the DJI FC Häckle pattern, you know, so that he has all the instructions. That would be cool, right? A pattern. Yes. Well, that's actually going through. So four hours live is not a problem either, you have to say. Four hours live? That's what we really have to say, that's not what many people in Germany can do. Four hours live is not without a reason. Four hours live! That's something not many people can do in Germany.

Four hours live broadcast. Florian Silberheisen has quoted here. So we have never celebrated New Year's Eve. Everything sparkles, everything sparkles. And all singers celebrate. This will be my record-breaking XXL party. Record-breaking? We have never celebrated New Year's Eve like this.

What kind of pressure is that? Unbelievable! We promise you, it will never be resolved. That's way too intense. What will happen? It sounds like he's going to be rolling around. As a plan, something really intense. A threat, right?

That's how we never celebrated New Year's Eve. That's going to be my new record. It goes through until 10pm, where not much happens except for a few people who are having a blast outside and are happy that it's 10pm now. And 2025, I'm not impressed by that at all. I really understood that we're gonna watch

Florent Silbereisen opening a bottle of sparkling wine for four hours from now. And then it's already 10pm and it's the New Year and he's been pouring us some sparkling wine into the New Year. For me, I'll tell you how it is, for me it's immediately 12 o'clock in bed. I wait for a while, 12 o'clock, New Year

and that's my keyword, exactly at 12 o'clock I run up, turn off the light and lie down under the blanket. For me it's clear, now it's the New Year, I have to sleep. No, for me the day hasn't even started yet. I've only been awake since 4.30, I can still pull it out a bit. I watch three of them.

Pop Around the Clock, Take That, Petra Boys, Dreamworld comes first, and then DJ Bobo, Rönne Bume, Live in Berlin, 2023, 17,000 fans in Berlin, and I'm one of them. I watch the... You were there?

No, I'm not there, but I let DJ Bobo take me to the new year. He's dancing me to the new year. That's so crazy, or that 17,000 people still go there. Heavy. But I think it's a round program again. This year for Sylvester, something else too. Yes.

But I think it's proof that TV is not dead yet. Our program is the living example that it's worth switching on. It's definitely worth it. And it's also worth something else. I also have a simple microwave recipe this year. However, I have to say, we're not doing the Christmas program now,

but the New Year's program. Accordingly, I changed my microwave recipe. I also tried something last minute and it worked. It's not like it's thought around the corner. It's very simple. Why didn't I think of it earlier? It's about raclette. It's about raclette, the little man's one-person raclette. You don't need to throw the device on, you don't need to buy anything.

Basically, the microwave is enough. The raclette cheese just has to be liquid. That's just the thing in Germany, that it has to be heated from above so that it becomes crispy. It doesn't has to be liquid. That's the only thing in Germany that has to be heated from the top, so it becomes crispy. Originally, it's about making the cheese liquid. Exactly, you melt cheese. That's what it's about. And that's why cooking potatoes,

a lot for one person or as many as you are, then the side dishes you want, for example corn, cornichons, for example air-dried ham or something else, something cool. Put everything on a plate, for example, air-dried ham or something else, something cool, you put everything on a plate, cooked potatoes, and then you put the rake cheese slices over it and then into the microwave. And then it often reaches 600 watts or so, two minutes, two minutes, then the cheese was liquid. And it really tastes like a rake machine, no difference.

Yes, but you have to explain to Germany, it won't be crispy, many hearts will break, I think. Marjuliet, prepare for it. But even I, and I am the fan of crispy r crispy, there will be many hearts breaking, I think. Prepare for it. But even I and I am the fan of crispy raclette, always been the overbaking. I am changed. Since I eat the Swiss version,

I actually only eat liquid raclette, liquid cheese, because it's just awesome. Not the Swiss version you know from the Christmas market. People in Switzerland don't do that either, with half a loaf of cheese. Not everyone has half a loaf of cheese at home. Instead, you melt the cheese and it just comes out of potatoes on the plate. And by the way, what you can do well if you don't have a raclette machine,

if you don't want to overbake the cheese, like you do in Germany, but just want to melt the cheese, you can also just make a raclette in a frying pan. If you just put the things in there, potatoes, onions, champignons, bacon, whatever, and then you put a few slices of cheese on top, then you can melt it like that, you don't need a device. It's just awesome. And to that, Herbert Grünemeyer in the IT-Loud, that's a round thing, it's a round New Year's Eve, which just goes over you, and that's the best start to the new year at all. Peaceful, harmonious and relaxed.

Then there's nothing else to say but we're glad you've heard this episode, that you've maybe also heard the last episodes. And we're happy if you turn on the second half of the Drinnies episode on February 4th, whatever happens. We'll see. Let's see what happens. Have a good time.

Thank you for listening. Goodbye and bye. We'll see you in the new year. Bye. We'll see you next year. Bye!