DRINNIES - Ankündigung 3

Episode Date: September 23, 2024

Chris weigert sich, sein inneres Kind zu umarmen, Giulia darf ab jetzt in die Selbstreflexion gehen. Ansonsten könnt ihr am Dienstag 24.09.2024 ab 10 Uhr HIER Tickets für die DRINNIES Live Auftritte kaufen.04.11.2024 Berlin, Kammermusiksaal05.11.2024 Hamburg, Elbphilharmonie06.11.2024 Köln, PhilharmonieThis is Los Angeles, this is Hollywood, it can happen anywhere, anytime ✨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.

Drenys, the podcast from the comfort zone. Dear community, we have gathered here today because we have to make a acquaintance, to work together. Is that how you say it? I don't care. We have to ask Frank W. So guys, I'll make it short. There will be three performances of the training podcast. Live performances this year. And you, as loyal listeners, as crowd,

who have heard this episode, partly already at 0 o'clock, have the first chance to secure tickets. I want to say where we will be. It will be your shoes. We will be in Berlin on the 4th of November in the Kammermusiksaal, on the 5th of November in Hamburg in the Elbphilharmonie, in the Großen Saal, where we will be, and on the 6th of November in Cologne in the Kölner Philharmonie.

In this form, it is definitely a unique thing, because you can't get into it that easily. In principle, we were asked if we wanted to do this and I was beaten up. Something in me is as dangerous as danger, I have to say. But I would also be happy to see who is coming now, if anyone is coming at all. No idea. I have to do this now. Okay. We already know the people who listen to podcasts through the many messages. Now there is the possibility to be live. Okay. www.drennis.de First of all, it will only be available to you who are listening to this on Tuesday.

And only then we will post on social media that we will do these concerts. So you have the one-time super chance to get tickets at 10 o'clock. Yes. Exactly. And close the door now. Because there will be no additional concerts. These are the three. You don't have to ask. We will unfortunately not be able to come to Hückelhoven, Liesalohn, Kreisheim or Hannover.

Not possible at the moment. These are the three dates. 4th of November, 5th of November, 6th of November, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne. Three nights only. The night of the proms. It's no joke, it's serious. And it feels very serious, I have to say.

I have a little tremble, but I'm really looking forward to it. I'm looking forward to it too, I have a big tremor. But yes, it will happen. I'm looking forward to it. Buy tickets and come by. It will be good and it will be fun. Yes, that's a short-term thing. Sometimes you have to do it, like in the Toys R Us Club. Super Toys R Us Club. What's the name? Super Toys Club! Oh man, again such a Millennial reference, totally messed up.

Sometimes you just have to pack everything in through the shelves. That's how it felt a little bit that we got this request. I've met a person who participated. Where did you see that? At the Super Toys Club. At the Super Toys Club, yes. And who was then also at the end of the winning team and then was allowed to pack everything at Toys R Us. I know a person. He even put a whole bike in the shopping cart. I rode that for years, from Supertoil Club. I don't think you'll do that anymore today,

because everything would be damaged on small shows and wind hits. So multi-level marketing teenagers would do that for business principles. So no joke, these live appearances. Sometimes there are jokes here that are not properly worked worked out and then you actually have to turn the Federal Ministry of Humor on that you put the card on there. So if you hear any jokes, play-offs here, private separation, professional separation, even if they are poorly worked out, you have to go into self-criticism, into the lawsuit. But they are jokes. I also think if you do such a play-off here

and it is misunderstood, you don't have to be afraid. Even if we split up, you'd already notice. First of all, not at all. You'd pretend it's nothing. And then three months later, a short podcast episode. It's over, three minutes. You think, that's the farewell. Or the other thing, you get on Instagram with long stories. Eight slides. As long as there's a podcast, everything's fine.

But we're still doing the hall tour to cash off together. But we don't talk backstage. Do we do that in a harmony? I hope there are enough rooms. I hope I have my own room. What's your backstage? For me, coffee full automatic, but I don't drink coffee. I definitely have a wind machine. Don't ask me why, I don't drink coffee. I definitely have a wind machine.

Don't ask me why. I don't know. But I need one. I need one for the feeling. Just to get my hair around. I've thought about buying a drink bladder. I have to be honest. You know, I used to have one in my time in the WG. Where I just didn't leave the bed. And yes, bottles are sometimes difficult to handle. A drinking bubble is something that is common in migratory birds.

Or even in cyclists. What you do in your backpack or on your back. Actually it's a catheter, but the other way around. There's nothing in there, but something comes out of it. You drink something from the bubble. It's a reversed catheter. And I'm thinking of buying it again. Because I'm noticing, so, drink app, difficult, difficult relationship,

it's really complicated. With the llama? With the drink llama? Yes, there are different animals, you can earn yourself. A bear, an otter. But I've always, it's getting more aggressive, the otter, so he always smiled like that, and I thought it was a funny smile at some point. So much sand. Yes. Once I really drank too little chronically.

It's a problem that I sometimes forget. I'm actually quite good at it now, but there was a time when I drank a glass or two or three days and then a tea for breakfast, which is too little. And after a while, I get dizzy. And once I had a meeting, a whole day, really brainstorming, hardcore, six hours, no breaks, but, how do you say it,

where snacks are ready. In the kitchen there are bananas and apples. That was lunch. And the days before I drank too little. And then I knew on the day, oh, oh, I already have a headache. If I don't do something now, then in two hours I'll be dizzy

and then I can't work. I have to prepare for this day. So during this meeting I drank a lot, and I had to go to the toilet once or twice an hour towards the end. That didn't stay unnoticed. At the beginning I said I had to go to the toilet, but then I didn't say anything anymore.

And then I noticed a colleague who was watching me in a very strict way, as I kept going to the bathroom again and again. And then she sometimes gave me a look, like, really? Again? Oh! And then she said to me at the end, Chris, if you don't want to work anymore,

you can just say it like that. And then I realized, oh shit, it's completely... She thought I was pushing myself before work. Probably. But what did she think where you were going? I don't know. To go to the bathroom? It's really...

Yes, maybe. Is it from the urine police or what? That you're commenting on the toilet rooms, alone with the looks, is already intense. That's a no-go, sorry, but that's not working. That wasn't a one-time thing with the colleague, but with her I later worked together again and again. I really got mad

not to go to the bathroom when she was there. Because I felt like I was being watched in every one of my toilet sessions. There's something good and healthy about it. But did she say it so jokingly, like, after the motto hey, Chris, if you don't want to work anymore, then say it, right? Or was it her real intention?

Yes, a little sarcastic. It wasn't a feeling, not empathic. Like, hey, if you have a problem or something, you can say... Then tell me. Not like that, but more like, hey, honestly, if you want to back up, just say it like that. Oh. That was really...

You let it sink in and now you're back in the redouille that you drink too little or not? Yeah, that's why I thought maybe the drink bubble, how to make a catheter on to make it to your leg. As a young man, I once saw a report about a brutal ice hockey fan who doesn't want to miss a second, in the stadium, but also at home. And he then snatched a catheter, so he doesn't have to go to the toilet. And that's how inspired I am now, but vice versa.

That I somehow, physically, maybe even against winter, such a tea, a cinnamon spice tea, snag at my body and then pull up a hose in the pool and then I can always drink a little bit. But I still have to go to the toilet, but you could work against a catheter. So catheter on the left and the drinking bladder on the right. It's only getting harder if you confuse things.

That's dangerous. Although in self-optimizing circles it is also said, self-orange is good for everything. Yes, of course. I love self-optimizing circles anyway. I also regularly dive into these coaching bubbles. There are really, in every topic, in every little fur area in the world, there are always people who operate this niche in self-made coaching. Yes, there will always be a lot of advice, for example something like this. F self-claimed coaching. There's a lot of advice for that.

A slum-sauce for a younger skin. Yes, for example. And I noticed one thing. I have a... Maybe I'll make a little guide. Maybe I'll work it out. A guide that you can quickly see if someone has absolutely no idea,

doesn't have a diploma from the subject, no graduation from an academy that hasn't been invented, no state graduation, but everything either autodidact coach or by a car teacher. And I have the right sensors for that. I have the bullshit detector for coaching people. And I recognize that on Instagram. There are so many people who are successful

but don't have what they're doing. There's actually a lot of it. It doesn't matter if you have a disability, there are specialists, but also self-taught. Also for all creative professions, learn to write. Do you know this poster? Write your book. Write your book, you asshole. Yes, exactly.

And I have a few keywords, so you can easily find out if people I have a few, there are a few keywords, so you can easily find out if people really have a foundation, if they really have an end or not. And the first step is, listen to how they speak, which words they use, which keywords they use. And then I can say, they all have one thing in common. The first thing you learn, when you become a coach or something

at a fantasy academy, then you replace the word must through the word allowed. Then the people hear you and they don't say to you, you really have to go into yourself, but they say, you really have to go into yourself. You really have to go into reflection. Exactly. Success is not only a decision, but also a possibility. It's not about having to or not having to, it's about being allowed to. It's always been suggested that a long, wide, wide path,

but nicely, freshly carved, lies in front of you. You can now see for yourself that you're an asshole. Yes, but I think that's almost good. You could also tie that in your work life. Yes, and also... There's no need. We don't need anything. Everything has to be positive.

There's no obligation. There's only willingness. It's a privilege that we can work on it. I always think... You could say, you can give me 14. I always think, then you can also say right away, yes, and now you are allowed to transfer me 14,000 euros and then you can send me the account balance by mail and then I can buy a great trip from it. You know, you can just think of it as the end. Yes, then you can embrace your inner child.

Yes, exactly. Where I always think, your inner child, that's such a trend that you say that your inner child, you have to embrace it. Yes, yes, yes, yes, exactly. Where I always think, your inner child, that's a trend that you say, your inner child, you have to embrace and embrace it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I think, if I don't embrace my 7-year-old self, it's somehow wrong. Because I'm an adult and the child, that's not strange to me, but actually already now. I don't want to embrace a child. I don't want to just embrace children like that, unless they want it.

Ask the inner child if it wants to embrace me. Exactly, why do you always das innere Kind herhalten? Ist doch irgendwie nicht richtig. Christa, darfst du jetzt gerne mal in die Reflexion gehen, warum dich das so trickert. Ja, und ganz ehrlich, wenn ich an mein inneres Child oder mein inneres Kind, oder das frühere Ich, das siebenjährige Ich, denke,

dann ist das ein Rotzbengel, der mit Bananenschalen um sich wirft, und ganz ehrlich, eigentlich ein paar an die Löffel braucht. Aber von mir, nicht von jemand anderem. Ich würde jetzt auch niemand anderem an die Löffel gehen. Einfach einmal so ein bisschen kurz schütteln. with banana shells around them. And honestly, you need a couple of spoons. But from me, not from anyone else. I wouldn't use a spoon from anyone else. Just shake it a little bit. To hit the inner child and they're learned by heart, they're taken over.

And it's this coaching system. And then it's actually just about training a new coach. And he then trains a new coach again. To train a new coach. But we don't need that many coaches. Stop it! Yeah, you know, I mean,

they're also a bit easy, right? And we all have a Monday or a Friday, Wednesday, where we don't really go on tours. I also taught and I also noticed sometimes that I'm not so close to Sam anymore, but you have to somehow still shape the lesson, play saxophone. I just improvised a lot with the children.

But I also noticed that when in therapy, a little bit of a hypothesis, which is to be rejected, a simple a bit of a hypothesis, which is to be rejected. I think a simple way to open the locks on patients is to ask them what they would guess about their own 7-year-old self. I think if you tell me that, I'll open all the locks. That's the easiest way.

You can make it really easy as a therapist. Yes, but I understand it too. They also have a Monday morning where you don't get up on the roof. You want to get up on the roof too. So I mean, what would you do in your 7-year-old? I guess two hours will be passed. You can be sure of that. You can order Kleenex right away. I would say in my 7-year-old,

definitely get the Tupperware out of your closet. There's stuff in there, cultures, you haven't seen them yet. You can study them in biology class. Yes. For me, it was always a bad mix of old bananas in school and this spit waste. You know, from the meat ships that you spit on. And then it broke.

Yes, yes, yes, fell apart. And then you have all the shit. It sticks to the old banana bowl. From the third grade, you're in the fifth now. Yes. So disgusting, right? I wonder anyway why in German schools We all had bananas before the third grade, now you're in the fifth grade. That's disgusting, right? I wonder why in German schools there's no food for all kids.

So that the parents don't have to make such disgusting bread, which they don't like. Why isn't it basic for everyone? But that's not the reason why the Federal Ministry for Humor is not to blame. But the federal government should go into self-reflection. I saw something recently where Markus Lanz wanted to be funny again.

I want to draw a line that he doesn't have anything to look for in the Federal Ministry of Humor. He has house prohibition. House prohibition, of course. His face is scanned at the entrance and then all shots are made. A real stick is pulled up on his face when he arrives with his Porsche Cayenne. I think it's good that we have the good that we have that at some point. That the Federal Ministry of Health can really reject every joke individually so that we can see who the real perpetrators of the joke are.

The core of the evil. Yes, and exactly, that you can also look at, he stole there, oh, he just does that. Yes, and that will then be judged by the court of appeals, right? Yes. There are then also really punishments for it. Maybe there is also a jury where you can write the funny part of the joke. Like in Let's Dance.

Where you can... With the points, yes. Yes, so you say, we don't need that joke anymore. Yes. And then it will be banned in Germany. The basic law. Yes. A man who goes to the doctor will be banned forever.

Really? I think that's pretty good. I think so too. We'll leave that one. We that one stand for a few decades. And then we can also put off all the ICE jokes, the German train jokes, and maybe bus jokes. Or just bits about bus jokes. It's not that a doctor comes into the bar, but it's a little more elaborate, I would say. This week I was on the bus that I noticed again in another region with a bus and then it's very dependent on these regional transport companies

how the bus ride is designed. Yes, I think that's terrible too. You know exactly what I mean. Sometimes it says only get in front. Sometimes it doesn't say that and you get in the back because someone gets out. Then you get snatched by the bus driver. You get quoted in front.

You have to show the ticket again. Sometimes you have to show the ticket. Sometimes you have to show the ticket. Sometimes you don't have to show it. Sometimes it says, get in from 21 o'clock. Sometimes you have to push the door to open. I know, Chris, you're saying that. I grew up in the Siegland and that was very strict. You were only allowed to get in the front and you had to show the ticket to the driver. Otherwise you didn't even get in the bus.

Then I came to Cologne and said, Sorum and Komora, you could just get in anywhere. and show the ticket, otherwise you wouldn't have gotten on the bus. Then I came to Cologne and there was Sodom and Gomorrah. You could just get on the bus anywhere, you could get on the back seat, you could do whatever you wanted, back, down, up, you could get the ramp out yourself, you could sit in the steering wheel, you could drive the bus yourself. It didn't matter. And that's a luxury. You get used to it pretty quickly. Of course you been on the road once or twice without a ticket. Of course you do that too.

Because you want to take advantage of this new freedom. And now, no matter where you go, in which traffic area, it's different everywhere. And the bus drivers are always different and aggressive. In Cologne, for example, it's super chill. I haven't... Oh, well. They're pretty tough, you have to say.

In Cologne, a lot happens. You can't get so excited about a wrong ticket. A lot of other things happen. You have to ride a bike first. Yes, exactly. So that you're pulled with the whip. Yes, and you know, in the village where I was, there was a huge scandal.

I had these bus tickets from school and on the first day after the holidays you got such small squares with the monthly fee on them, which you had to pay off and always had to put them in your ticket every month. I had already lost them on day two for the whole year. And that means I still had November, December 1991 in there. So, a long time has passed. I always quickly showed them by the wayside, hoping they wouldn't notice.

But if they noticed, there was a huge inflow, Chris. There was a huge inflow and then 60 euros fine, blah, blah, blah. And in Cologne, no problem. No problem. And now, no matter where you are, between Cologne, Bonn, Frankfurt, anywhere, everything is different. And you always have to expect

that you might get snored when you step back. I'm someone who thinks internationally. I'm multilingual, polyglot on the road. I'm a bus driver in Switzerland, in Austria, Germany. Actually in the Benelux states anyway. Of course. I think my most aggressive people,

who were probably also angry, the most annoying people, I've seen in a bus in Rotterdam. Oh. And it's like that with the subway, that you always have to check in and out. There's also this system, that you have cards that you have to pull through.

I would forget to check out every time. But there, that you have cards that you have to pull through and you want to get in. I would forget to check out every time. But then not just through the revolving door and out again, but you have to check out again to say, now the ride is over. Because I didn't make it. I took a bus

and got in with my card, held it because everyone did it and then I had to get out of the station pretty quickly again and didn't check that you have to hold it again and then I just got out and then the bus to get out of the station pretty quickly and didn't check that I had to stop again. And then I just got out. And then the bus driver got out in the front, I got out in the back. He made me so pissed off in Dutch.

I understood what he said in parts. Idiot and all kinds of assholes and... But why? ...and delay. And I didn't make it. He wanted me to go in there, but I didn't. I wasn't 100% sure what he wanted. Only after that, in my hotel room, I checked,

yes, it must have been because of that. I googled again, how does it actually work in Rotterdam in general? Absolute catastrophe. But why does it bother them if you get out? It's actually your problem if you have to pay more money because you're still locked in. Or does the system not work? Is it like when you have to pay more money because you're still locked in.

Or does the system not work? Is it like if you give out a wrong amount of money at the cash register, that you have to pay for it yourself? Is that an urban legend? Is it like that at all? That if you're sitting at the cash register in a supermarket and you're doing something wrong with your money, that you have to pay for it yourself? I think that's the case. I think that at first from a certain amount, maybe it's also fake news. Actually, you should always go and just put 20 euros in for the people, so that they can still pay for it's fake news. You should always go and put 20 euros in the bank account.

So that people can still buy it in the evening. And if there's no difference, buy something nice for the 20 euros. Maybe it could be the same with the bus. That my bus ride is endless. Maybe your bus ride is still running. Exactly, everything is finally over. We will all die. But my bus ride is not over yet. It is final, we will all die. But my bus ride, it's not over yet.

It's been going on for 13 years. Wait until the bill comes for your endless bus ride. Yes, and in Switzerland it's like a supermarket, where self-scan is done. The self-check cash, there is no scale, you just pull over. You don't pull over, you're not controlled. You do some tricks. And so it is with bus driving, according to my experience, in Switzerland, that you can just get in if you want. Ticket control.

There's only when the ticket checkers come. Undercover. Where you can already see the sign. And the work shoes they sometimes wear. And the work jacket. The well-isolated work jacket. But in Germany I noticed, region's very, very different regionally. I think we should also bring our fingers into play with our ministry,

that maybe we can expand it to the Ministry of Humor and Bus Transport. I think it's becoming more and more of a dictatorship. So it's not a federal ministry anymore, but actually the state even says what goes. And it's also always going to be, there down. And it's always going to be jokes, there are always going to be funny jokes in the bus. Our bus drivers are trained in humor, and that's from our archivist, who of course, even if she says it herself, knows all the jokes in the world.

And then there are only funny bus rides in Germany. Yes, they can then be quoted as well. If there's a problem again, somewhere the joke was stolen or not,, you can say, we have it, and they'll find out right away if it was stolen. As you saw with the Super Recognizer, the RF trio, two of them are still out there, then they saw some passengers in the ICE,

allegedly one of the two who are still on the run, Burkhard Garweg, and then the police was turned on. Then they arrested the man, the suspect. Then came Super Recognizer, and I get into the game, where I also strongly doubt this whole Super Recognizer thing. Did you really get into the game or are you just saying that now? No, a colleague of mine got into the game. Super Recognizer came and said about this suspect,

no, this is not Burkhard Garweg,. That's another refugee, Ernst Staub. And then they took him on guard and found out that no one was there. That's really not... The poor man! The poor man! First he's accused of being Burkhard Garbek and then of climbing.

And in reality it's Hans-Peter Olm from Höfethausen. Hüggelhofen, please. Hüggelhofen, sorry. Hüggelhofen, sorry. Or Kralheim or Isalon or Hannover. The poor devil, they say. It's been a few weeks now, but a whole new GSC, or I don't know, Bundespolizei, who's coming, probably, was fired because the super recognizer was still in the way.

So a big question mark behind the term super recognizer. But I would like to ask a question now. If a person is caught in a train, is accused of being a left-wing terrorist, probably pulled out of a huge police station and not packed with a sling, because he was supposed to be a left-wing guy, and then it turns out that he's just an innocent civilian. Will he be punished for this trauma and for this shitty day and for everything? Probably he couldn't go to work either, maybe he wanted to fly on vacation, couldn't get on. Will he be punished by the police? And how will he be punished?

Will he get a palette of Capri Sun or what? A handkerchief? A vacation or what? He can suddenly drive with the blue light. And he can also make his passenger rights valid. So, return ticket. That would be fair, I must say. It depends on how many hours they can hold him. He can make it valid only after 120 minutes. And they're still both on the road, right?

Yes, they're doing an interrail. Or IC. Interrail or Erasmus or whatever they're doing right now. Exactly. Caboera. And I mean, the tracks are full. Interrail or Erasmus or whatever they're doing right now. Exactly. Caboera. And I mean, the tracks are full. They're delayed, but they're full.

And you actually have to reserve a place. And you recently asked the question, you couldn't make a reservation anymore. You bought a ticket, but not a reservation. And some people wrote with a brilliant introvert tip, which I might now also want to make to Burkhard Garfick. Maybe not. Introvert Tip

Introvert Tip is the section where there are tips for all drinnies and some people wrote about reservation. Sometimes there are no more in the German train. Sometimes they are not switched on. We don't know exactly. And people advised us to look in at the ÖBB with the colleagues from Austria, because there you can also make reservations for the Deutsche Bahn. The ÖBB has contingents of places that you can reserve via the ÖBB.

And if there are no more places in the German Bahn in the app that you can reserve, then look in at the ÖBB. You can buy the ticket like this, you can book it separately. Brilliant, I'd say. Really brilliant. And there's a risk, of course, if too many people hear and use it.

That there are no more places to book at the ÖBB. But I think you shouldn't pay for that. That has to come out. Right. That has to come out for all people who are in the ICA and have the feeling that they have just recognized terrorists. That's definitely a brilliant idea. I would like to give an update, and that's the reason why some people have written that you can reserve seats at the ÖBB.

Because I told you a few weeks ago that I was going to Berlin by train. And I tried to reserve a seat, but it didn't work and I was in panic. And now I would like to say that I solved the problem in the air, in a good way. Because the trains are just both out of date. Yes, there is no more train. The trains were studied. That's why I don't have a problem anymore that I don't have a seat. Yes, good, but then you didn't lose the money from the seats. Happy end or what can I say?

I saved 13 euros. Is a train that doesn't even drive better than if it somehow drives wrong or breaks? Or it drives your driving somewhere else. Yes, exactly. Yes, happy end in any case. Great tip and maybe I'll watch it next time if I'm driving again. I'll watch it at ÖBB.

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The dice have fallen. Dismiss. Drini of the month of September 2024 is Maria! Congratulations Maria! Congratulations, Maria! She sent a story to InfoAtRenis.de and now wins a Drini surprise package where nobody knows what's inside, except the people who win it. And you can win that here.

A nice package that is worth waiting for, I would say. The whole package is processed in the conch for over 14 hours. I want to read Maria's story now. The whole package is being processed in the conch again, for over 14 hours. Yeah. I want to read Maria's story now. We could only rent the apartment for two days. When my friend, the landlord, wrote to us if there was anything we could do, she's not a drinnie, she only told us that she could also offer a very nice apartment on the countryside. And from that point on we would have to run and thankfully leave. But no. We booked the Airbnb on the countryside, it had a pool and looked totally cozy.

We didn't really get any further information. She offered us to take us there. It wouldn't be that easy to get there. We agreed and also drove in the car. It became clear that she and her husband wanted to cook for us in the evening and that we all eat together. That is, the two and the German couple, who are also guests. I was confused at first, but maybe they lived in the same house as the apartment and wanted

to be nice. Of course we couldn't say no, even if I had done nothing better. When we arrived, it was mega outside of every civilization. We left the last village 15 minutes ago, the two showed us their property and house. It was mega beautiful with a big garden and pool and peace. We were thrilled. But then the gray thing followed.

Our room, not apartment, was on the first floor. To get there, we just had to walk through their living room. The announced kitchen was their own kitchen. A nightmare. So whenever we wanted to get out of the house or wanted to cook something, we had to go through her living room, where she and her husband sat all day and cooked in her kitchen. It was all not in any description. We thought we had our own apartment and would share the kitchen with the other guests. At the first dinner, which the man told about his career as a musician on cruise ships

without letting himself be interrupted, it didn't stay that way. We continued to have breakfast together every morning, although we tried to get up as late as possible so that nobody wanted to eat with us. We ate a cake together, which we first thanked and rejected and then got 5 WhatsApp messages with pictures of the cakes

from the host Englishic and another car ride together because we didn't leave the house without a car. We just wanted to stand in the pool in peace and talk to nobody. Although my girlfriend is often not in the car, we just wanted to spend time together. We didn't have any option in the room either. They would have noticed that and would have knocked at some point and asked if everything was okay with us. In the end, we were both very exhausted after three days. We left one day earlier because it just didn't work anymore and I, our tears, my friend,

asked that she finally talk to the hostess so that we can leave earlier. Nevertheless, of course, we formulated a good rating after our departure for hours, because the hostess has emphasized so often how badly she she hurt that other guests wrote critical reviews. We have of course very, very often mentioned that the room is only good for people who are happy and in contact with other guests and the hostess. If we had known your podcast there, we would have written a warning to all Dreenies.

That's how we hopefully never experience it again. Greetings and please never stop Maria. I have to say that's the right way to put it this way, that other people love it. I once heard at Cone O'Brien, that when guests were there in his late night show, who now maybe released a new album or a film, that he personally just finds grotesque, then he said, oh, welcome, XY, the new film, so and so, the people love it.

Not I think it's great, but the people love it, or the people will love it. That's so cool, because you can immediately recognize when a moderator finds something shitty. The people love your new album, the people love your new film. That's an absolutely brilliant phrase, you can also use it in the private sector.

How do you like my pants? The people will love it. The people love your face, Chris! You're welcome to put it in there! Maria, 1A story, I can really feel it. You're looking forward to the summer vacation all year. You're going to Italy. It's wonderful. You think it's going to be a super relaxed vacation together.

And then you have to hang out with the people every day. Absolute horror. And for me it's already much earlier. So crazy that Maria still pulled it through. I couldn't even share the kitchen with others. I just need peace when I cut a cucumber for myself. So it doesn't work. I can't do small talk. That's too much strength for me, especially on vacation. I was once in a youth camp in Oslo.

And I have to say, I didn't have any money. I think it cost me 6 euros the night. And it was really on the outskirts of Oslo. It wasn't in the centre. Sometimes it's different. What do you want to do? I had to do it for money. But the funny thing was that the youth mountains were 99.9% occupied

only with construction workers. So construction workers who slept there because they worked there. And they had the kitchen, always when I came to the kitchen, there was a huge pot on the sea with about 150 buckwheat sausages. Yes, but that's almost like the Sympathies, right? It's like grandma cooks,

there's a huge pot every day and everyone can just take a pot out. One of them is going to get drunk. But I shouldn't have taken anything. I had to cook, but they always had huge pots with 150 sausages. And I thought, now make room for my pasta with pesto or my rice with shit, honestly. Couldn't you have asked?

No, I didn't want to disturb you. They know, they're done with their work, they want to eat their sausages. You don't want to get on my nerves. But of course I didn't want to be in the kitchen while 130 people are eating their sausages on the set. No, it's also a difficult life on the set. From the private sector, I know people who do that. I also drive the same way with trucks that I know about my father. It's just difficult.

You could have at least borrowed a Makita drum machine or from Hilti or Einhell and also say, hey, I'm also on the montage right now. And maybe put in 10 euros. Or put on a pair of shorts. Yes, I have to say, Maria's story also sounds a bit like the beginning of a true crime podcast. Yes. You are invited to an Airbnb where a couple sits

and then things are happening, where you might not want to be part of it. That's what happened in the case of Maria. I find it particularly funny that the hostess sent photos of cakes and WhatsApp all the time. Emotional oppression is there, right? Yes, I know you don't want cake, but here, look at this close-up

of this piece of black-walled cherry shirt. Isn't that cool? Mega creepy somehow. Like a threat. Almost like a horse head in bed. Here, the cake you didn't want. Or I'll put a piece in front of your room. And then you don't know if you can eat it.

Or have you already brought the tenants to an aggressive level like my bus driver in Rotterdam? Do you have to fear the worse? Is it actually too late when you eat the piece of cake? Is it over with you? Yeah. Question mark. Yeah, good. But Maria definitely deserved it and you get the training surprise package.

Yes! And I would like to make a special shout out not only to the summer season, not only to the people in the roofed-roof apartment, but also to people who live in passage rooms in WGs. Oh yes. So shout out to you, who are going through it. We'll see you. not only in a roof-deck apartment, but also in people who live in walk-through rooms in WG's. Oh yes. So shout out to you who live through it. We see you.

The credo is that sometimes it doesn't work differently. Sometimes it is like that. The situation is very difficult with WG rooms, apartments, and then you sometimes have to take the walk-through room. But that's psychological torture. So if someone comes through every time because the person wants to go to the bathroom or their own room, that's a horrible idea. What was your worst room in your life?

Oh, difficult. Difficult. I had a lot of bad ones. I had one without a kitchen. We washed it in the bathtub. Hahaha! Yes, but... Yes, but it didn't go any different. And then I was all washed away with the big shower.

Quick question. How did you set the brause? On pressure? On pressure. Or rain shower? On hard radiation because of hard pollution. Because of burnt tomato sauce. Because of crispy pesto. Yes, that was really disgusting.

But my god, that was my first WG. And by the way, something else. I got a lot of letters on the subject of vests. Hermel. Why isn't there Hermel to buy separately? There is, imagine, there is Hermel to buy separately. It's stupid, now I've already cut my whole sweater. It's actually too late now. I've seen it too, they're called Wermel.

Yes, there are different products. There is also more in the technical, sports area. So from the mountain bike hiker scene, where I see myself somewhere. Oh, really? Yes, but only downhill. Because I always have the feeling that it's easier downhill. In your imagination you're a downhill super-recognizer.

Isn't downhill mountain bike a bit lazy? It's always just downhill. Isn't it the easy way? Yes. I'm just asking questions. It's like curling up a mountain. You can just let go. Downhill mountain bikers, maybe just very lazy people,

you wouldn't have thought. They just do it like you with your catheter, just let it run. I don't have a catheter. I want to spread the news now. No, I want you to really present it, Julia. I'm going to present it right, Chris still doesn't have a catheter. You played with the idea today to bring a drink bottle and catheter to your body. No, no, that's a trap for the Federal Ministry of Humor.

The card is being removed. For humor and bus traffic, Chris. By the way, I would like to introduce only deos with aluminum, because that's the only thing that helps. Yes, please. So for our Federal Ministry of Humor, we have a card with aluminum. And we have a card with aluminum. And we have a card with aluminum. to introduce deodorants with aluminum, because that's the only thing that helps. Yes, please.

So for our federal government, for humor dictatorship, you could maybe do that. I once tweeted, if you spray deodorant without aluminum under the axles, you can also spray sweat under the axles. That's the same effect, it doesn't help at all. So I would actually be something for the service takers. I. I read that it was found out that aluminum is zero harmful. It was just fake news. I don't know, I think what's in there, what I get such a headline, I think that's all. And that's why I think aluminum is not harmful,

so it's not harmful. So let's get the stuff under the armpit. Really, please. Especially in summer, guys, please spray aluminum under your armpits. So let's come to the end. Remember, Dreni's live performance. Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne. That's it. No Mückelhofen.

4th, 5th, 6th, 11th. No Isalon. Three nights only. The tickets are available on Dreni's Tuesday. Now, where the episode comes out, from 10 o'clock first. 10 o'clock, 0-0. Yes. We're looking forward to it.

We're very excited. But I think it's going to be very, very good and funny. It's an invitation. Come by if you feel like it. If not, it's okay. I think I'll be there for sure. And you, too, hopefully. And there will be no record.

It won't be published. What happens on site will stay on site. That will be our little event in a slightly larger frame. Most likely, unless a streaming provider makes a big buyout with us and pays us millions, then I'll let myself be beaten up. Or just send me a pallet. Send me a pallet. Of what?

I don't know. Aluminum. Deost. A basket. Yes. Thank you for listening. Thank you for your support, dear Drinnies. You are there. You are at the stadium. You send us good stories, good Drinnies of the month.

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