DRINNIES - Auf der Bierbörse

Episode Date: September 2, 2024

Soso, was haben wir denn da? Wer will denn da Giulia auf der Bierbörse an die Geldbörse? Wie nervös darf man wegen eines Sitzplatzes sein? Geht DRINNIES bald auf große Unplugged Tour mit Hut und Cajón? Vorhang auf!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.

Drinnies, the podcast from the comfort zone. Hello and welcome to a new episode of Drinnies. We hope you're doing well and if not, it's okay. We're in the highly heated chamber, almost a Finnish sauna, I would say. And I hope you're doing well too. Julia, how are you? Give us a status update. I'm honest, I'm an honest person, Chris. I'm nervous. You're known as an honest person.

I'm nervous. I can't sleep properly, I can't eat properly. Something's bothering me. I don't know where to go with myself. I rub my hands on my thighs all day. I'm walking around around. Since yesterday, I don't really know where I'm going. I'm rubbing my hands on my thighs all day. I'm walking back and forth in the hallway. I'm just driving around. I'm driving around. I booked a train. I want to go to Berlin in three weeks for free time reasons.

I had to book a train for that. I did that and it wasn't possible to reserve a seat in this ICE train to Berlin East Station. And I was confused. I then looked at what it looked like with the other trains, a little later, a little earlier. It was not possible either and there was always no seat reservation. And then I thought, okay, that's maybe the case. They don't know which train they're taking yet and that's why they can't offer the seats yet, because they don't know which train they're taking and that's why they can't offer the seats yet because they don't know which seats there are yet. Because there's no train yet. Yeah, I've had that too.

And then I waited a bit and then it worked. I thought about that too. Maybe they should look for an old diesel engine from the basement section. And then they can look at what's still going on. Or I thought maybe there are big events like football or something where you say we leave the people to themselves

and they should just look at each other what they are doing. And then it went on a few days before. Yes, and now I thought, now I'll just look every day to see if something has changed. And today, of course one day later I look directly, today I try to reserve a seat and then it says seat reservation not possible anymore. And now I'm panicking because I think

that all seats are booked and that I have a ticket for a train. Which is really expensive because the Deutsche Bahn is obviously incredibly expensive. And I can't sit in this train. I have to stand for five hours because I don't sit in a four-seater with three strangers. I don't do that. You know that. You can also sit on the roof.

Right? Is that forbidden? I think so. But if you have a ticket, it may be allowed. At your own risk. Well, then there is a top-line damage. And you shouldn't do that. I would rather have a top-line damage

than sit next to a stranger. And I really don't know what's so confusing about it. It always says how high the discharge is expected. And in this condition, two out of three males, so an orange, not red, expect a medium discharge. And I think, if there was no more space, then it would be discharged or red or something.

Something's not right. It drives me crazy. I have the feeling I have to check my train app in a second. Yeah, I can't help you with that. But I take it as a counterfeit, as a worry-cash that I'm here. Sometimes you just have to talk about it. That helps too. Yeah, of course. I'm there. It's available. Also as a canvas that you can play as you want.

With my emotions. Yeah, but maybe something's wrong. I'm pressing your thumbs. I'll check it out now. With my emotions. Maybe something will happen. I'll give you a thumbs up. I'll check it out now. You know that. It will be like that for three weeks. I don't have a nerves suit for three weeks. And you can also have a board cut at the hardware store. So you can put a board in your luggage compartment.

You can sit on it. I've already thought about it. Maybe I'll make a board for myself. And then maybe let it grind out a little ergonomically. Or go to the padded jacket. And then out a little ergonomically. Or I go to the polsterer and then put on a little polster so that I have an ICE board with me for the luggage storage. You know, with the poles so that you can put it on top. Then you have a nice art leather cover, maybe a nice Bordeaux,

something covered, maybe dark green. Like a food truck. Yes, a hunting green, a forest green, something cheerful maybe. And then you can sit on it and have your peace. That's brilliant. Three weeks is enough time for me to get a portable chair or a chair with something inflatable. There are some.

You have to say, if you have a garden party with your family or neighbors, worst case, And then the rain comes. Then you wanted to grill, and then the uncle just put on the roast sausages, these very long ones, as a gag, you know? He said, hey, I got a very long one at the fair, 50-centimeter-sauce. Half-meter-roast sausage.

Exactly, half-meter-roast sausage, as a gag. Then the rain comes and then it says, now we have to improvise, now we have to do something. Then you go in or you go to to neighbors who built a flowing winter garden. Pergola. Exactly, and then Pergola and then Carport. Also the Q4 was driven out. And the grandma was pushed in.

I want to say this mindset. That's what I miss a little bit about the German train. For example, if there's too much going on in the train, everyone is in the corridors, that you say, now we have to improvise and we have little folding chairs for that. So from the fishing shop, there are these three legs that are distributed. That's a fish shop. Those are cent articles.

They used to be available at the inter-discount, actually in the electronics department, but they still have pillow articles, like little fans for 50 Rappen. That's something you can it out and say, now we have to improvise, we all pull a string. Or we have fun. And in the end you say, it was funny, under the carport, the grandma pushed in, Q4 out. That's missing.

Then the fishmonger almost got on the ground. Yes, I'm basically in a positive mood. I take the Elan, the Elan, the Elan with me and go into this episode with full power. I'm ready to keep you on the edge. I'm happy. To take the nervousness. I'm happy.

Like lavender sprays that don't work. I hope it doesn't matter if I check my train app again to see if I can book a train app check during the episode. Yes, I had one thing this week where I said I'd go there. Company party, a little party, a little gathering, a get together. And of course I never go there. And now I thought, that would be nice. I like people and you have to be a human being.

And then I went there and now I'm at the end of the week. I was there, I enjoyed the time, there was a delicious snack on my hand, I ate and I also had a chat. I had the time, I appreciated it, I'd say. And then after two and a half hours I thought, no, somehow I don't have any energy anymore. I don't want to say no don't feel like it anymore,

but I realized there's nothing left. I was able to keep up with the small talk for two and a half hours. The mood was at the starting point. And now I have to go. And I have that in the week. Maybe it's just a consensus that we have as a society for a long time, but I still want to present it on a silver tablet. Because I think it's in the week

to find excuses when you leave the event earlier. I said, now I see it's already 11.15 pm, I have to go on, I'm going to a birthday party, there they celebrate. Also a good introvert tip, that celebrating in the evening is a good idea, but it's not, to go home.

I was home at 11.45, and I thought, now I've got something for dinner. You can still celebrate at home for yourself. It's not a lie. Yes. What I mean is, to talk about it in the week, so you don't have to justify yourself, so you can get away from the celebration.

But it has to be something believable. Celebrating at home is very believable. I think it's very believable. That's something you can go to before 22 o'clock. Because it's impolite to go to a birthday party where you can only go there at 23 o'clock. Yes, but you could also just leave the celebration and say there's another round birthday and I have to put up a few beer banks.

Whatever the birthday parties are, that's how I imagine them to be. And I want to emphasize again, I think round birthday party is back. You last time told me a true story, but you know what? I learned, young people who manifest. You have to say certain things, lie to yourself. Take it to your making. Exactly, so that it then comes to light.

Yes, okay and your truth is that round birthdays are no longer celebrated? Yes, so overall I see a feeling of statistics that birthday parties generally go back, but especially round birthdays, where there is a completely different emotional pressure on all guests. We were at a concert on the weekend, I would like to mention that briefly. Beer Bank is a great keyword. We were at a concert in I want to mention that. Beer Bank is a great keyword. We were at a concert in the city center of Cologne. And when we wanted to go home from the concert, we had to run.

There was no way to get past it. We had to walk over the beer bazaar. An event that, I don't know, maybe once a year takes place in Cologne. What I missed a little, I thought there was a big beer bazaar and then we thought, oh no, I really didn't want to walk long. And what I was a little angry about when I was at the beer store, that it's not a store at all. I thought there's an auction that's going to fall,

the price goes up and down, Czech beer is more popular than Polish. I thought so too. And somehow, I don't know, what's there there is. I have no idea about that stuff. But one thing is better. It's all about eating and drinking. Otherwise there's nothing. Fair enough. For me that's enough.

I don't like beer, but because of the food stalls I'm already... You can get me excited for that. By the way, this week I got out of the car a few times. Not often, but I said it a couple of times. Fair Enough. It was a kind of over-reaction. I didn't know what to answer and then said Fair Enough.

Shortly before Agree to Disagree, which we also discussed last week. I am very convinced that 99% of Germans use Fair Enough. That they use it wrong. Just saying it wrong. Because it sounds like, yes, Fair enough. Yes. So yes, it's okay. yes, fair enough. Yes. Yes, it's alright.

But that doesn't mean anything. It means, as we learned last week, it's arrived. It's arrived, the beer market is my thing. I don't like beer, but there's food from all over the world. Great. Polish food. I've seen a strong tendency to

sausage on this beer market. I don't know if there was really food all over the world. The sausage with bread was strong. At least it was sausage from all over the world. Well, of course we had to briefly go back where when I stand at a Krakow stand, then a Krakow is bought. You wanted one too, of course.

We gave ourselves a Krakow, put ourselves on the Rhhein-Ufer, nice and far away from the crowds, to the railings, with a nice view of the cathedral and the DSDS building and RTL, we mumbled our Krakauer at 23 o'clock in the evening. I stood on the Rhine and thought of Katja Burkard. And I also found out that I was being deceived quickly.

I ate the mustard and thought, that's a really tasty mustard. Then I saw that it's the same mustard you buy at the supermarket. Of course. I was just infected by the international, fine flair of the beer shop. That's the ambiance that makes it. The row of Dixie-closets on the side,

on the other side the view of the RTL building, the skyline. It does something with you, it gives you a boost. It's like a coffee, extra leaf or Barcelona, that maybe makes a happening on Thursday evening at 5.30 p.m. Joachim comes and plays some Deep House tracks from 2009. Then you have the feeling that you're in Costa Brava, in the Provence, in Nice.

Even if it's in Hückelhoven, in the city of Inden. Hückelhoven, where the Volnice is. We enjoyed our krakow. Then something interesting happened. Chris, I was surprised by your courage. I want to tell you what happened. We stood there, didn't expect anything, ate our krakow and suddenlycapped. And suddenly a gentleman came.

A young gentleman. I'd say he was maybe two or three years younger than us. Maybe in his late 20s. By the way, if you say, gentleman, gentleman, gentleman, I can't say that. You remind me of Frank W. Steinmeier. Our all-time pastor. Germany's number one pastor.

Anyway, this gentleman came. He came... He came up to us and I already saw that he was good at it. He was good at it, he was at the beer shop, he already had two, three, four pivots of intus, I'd say. Maybe a few more. He was good at it, he wasn't aggressive. But a stranger comes up to you, is drunk, is always a little bit like, I don't know if I need this now. It's an invitation to something. So you don't know what an invitation is yet, but I'll say it, you're being taken with you.

Exactly, we actually just wanted to eat in peace. Well, that's how it came. The gentleman ran up to us and suddenly spoke to us out of nowhere. Was mega-ambitious. I haven't checked what his problem is right now, what it's about, why he was so amused about. I thought, shit, someone recognized us. He wants a picture, and I'm sitting here with mustard in my mouth,

with the krakow in my hand, the hair on half-eight. I thought, that doesn't fit me. He obviously didn't recognize us, but he said to us, you guys, you've talked to each other, right? And then he pointed at a crowd of people next to us with his finger. And I looked over, I wanted to see what he meant, who he meant. And there were about 200 people.

I couldn't figure out what he meant. So it was clear that he was talking to you somehow and someone or a group of people. He didn't mean us, who talked to each other. He was already talking to me and you. And then he said, you talked to each other. And then he pointed to a group of people, I don't know, between 100 and 200 people,

where you couldn't say that you were a really, let's say, a colourful troupe at the beer bar. It's not like I was wearing a flamingo costume and then I was wearing another flamingo. I was wearing my black t-shirt and I looked around, was there someone who was wearing the same thing? Or was there someone who was also wearing a krakow? Is that enough as a joke for this gentleman?

It wasn't body-shaming, where I thought, I have to prepare myself for this. You always have to expect that. But nobody was there to see who was in question. No, nobody was there to see what resemblance I had. But this young man was really amused and wanted to share his joy with us. It wasn't very unpleasant, but he found it really weird.

But I didn't even check what he meant. I scanned everything with my eyes. What is it? With whom did I talk to? A curious appearance. I watched him go back to his group at the table. I thought it was a joke. A good friend of mine always made that joke. He made a joke that which was not recognized as a joke,

in which he went to someone with a dog and said, is that a cocker spaniel? But it was actually a German shepherd dog, obviously. And he came back and said, did you see that? That was mega funny. And then I thought, yes, it's actually possible. But that didn't work. He didn't return to the table and the people laughed. He didn't return to the table, and the people laughed at him. He meant it. He went to us to share it with us.

And then I thought, shit, that's a pocket thief. He distracted us, I looked over, scanned everything with my eyes, and in time he pulled out my wallet. He wasn't right next to me, that was 20 meters away, 25 meters.

He had to go over a path to us. Yes, over the promenade. So he took that and the 5 to 10 seconds he needed for the path to us didn't let him think that maybe that wasn't a good idea or that he wasn't getting there idea or wasn't a good idea. He reminds me of stand-up comedians who go on stage for the first time and are totally convinced of themselves. But they don't realize that it's not funny at all.

And then they go home and say, cool, I'll do that again. And next time I'll film. Exactly, and the second time I filmed and I filmed the second part right away, and that's how I went viral. Yes, and then he realized, I was just confused, I didn't even know what he wanted from me, somehow the sausage in his mouth, and he said, sorry, I just wanted to say it because it's somehow so funny, and I said, oh yes, okay, and then he said, sorry, I didn't want to bother you either, and then you said something, Chris, that surprised me. I didn't expect that. You caught me cold, you said, too late. He had disturbed us at that point.

And Chris, I don't know about you, that you prove this courage that you give such a body to a stranger. But in the second it was exactly the right thing. I wanted my peace, I didn't understand what he wanted from me. With whom did I talk to? Please leave me alone, Simon. But he was most irritated that he said, sorry, I didn't want to bother you, even if he did.

Yes. I really thought emotionally about Katja Burkard, with the look of Gen, directed to the other Rhine bank, to Deutz, and was actually deeply in my thoughts. He really bothered me a lot. And then he said, well, see you later. Which irritated me again. See you later.

What? Yes, and then you immediately took out the next block and said, no, see you later. Yes, it was really... And then it was really ice-cold. Then he left, he tripped back. I think he was disappointed. I think he really thought he was coming to us, and we thought it was super funny.

Maybe I have to say afterwards, maybe he was on a trip and saw things we hadn't seen before. You know what I mean? Maybe he had a magical beer on the beer bazaar and saw something. Maybe he saw us twice and thought it was super funny that I'm standing two meters away from him again. But these are actually sentences that you hear from actors from Germany,

who say, my German teacher saw more in me than everyone else. You've been talking about each other. Maybe he saw more in you than you see in yourself. All good. But I have to say, you did one thing very well. When you ordered the sausage with bread, you asked for 9 euros for the pay. And you said, make it 10.

Make it 10. So cool. But that's how it should be. They've been standing there sweating on the grill for 14 hours. You can still give them a euro of drinking allowance. I'm like a federal officer and ask them to round up to ten. But you know, I let it go a little bit and don't do anything. It has to be practical and fast.

They don't have time to talk for your employees. In a restaurant or something like that, I can prepare myself very well. Then comes the receipt, the bill, and then I have a problem with the order standing next to me. With a bigger meal or something. Then they go again and I think that's good. I have my peace, then I can do another 10% three sets, 15, what is 20?

How much would it be to round it up? It's stupid if I do a crumb number now, even though it would be exactly 15 percent. Do I have to round it up better? No, then it's kind of weird. On the subject of drinking money, which is always a popular topic, because many people struggle, like me. I have a question for the section Drinksider by Lulu.

I would like to answer it with you, because we do that every time. We always find a solution and you can actually take it as a guideline for the whole society, for the direction of the collision, for the further progress in society. But for that I'll play the part of the coach. Lulu sent a question to InfoTrinnies.de and I think the question is brilliant, because it has already happened to me, to older people who didn't give any drinking money

when they invited me. Lulu writes, What do you do when someone invites you to dinner but doesn't give you any drinking money? Do I say, Oh, you forgot the drinking money? Or do I give him the waiter a secret 5 euro bill like the grandma gives the child to say goodbye?

You don't want to make the other person feel bad. Or in the case that he or she just forgot to give them money, I would be happy about a reminder in their situation. Thank you and greetings, Lulu. It's of course tricky, right? You have to give money in a restaurant. If a person says, oh, I invite you, you invited me last time,

and then it costs 49 euros, and the person really gives out the euro, also 49 euros, then it gets tricky for me. There is an in-between tension that is hardly tolerable. So my rule of thumb is, people who for non-financial reasons do not or do not give too little drinking money, always shame publicly. No, don't give money for drinking, always shame the public. No, stop it! No, Chris, no. I don't know that either.

I'll say it on the spot, so that everyone can hear it. You can't do that. You have to put 10 euros on it. That's supposed to be embarrassing. That's supposed to be the one experience where the person says, that was so embarrassing back then, I'll never have to pay too little for it. I've often doubted myself,

but I've doubted Trini's podcast. Now I've reached the point where I say, Julia, are you still okay? Christmas! You go in there and you just take out the anger from people. No, because I think doubting about drinking is normal. Not knowing how much is right is normal too. But if I doubt, I prefer rather give too much than too little.

And if people give too little, that's in my opinion ignorance and jealousy. And I like that. And then I say, you, Thomas, honestly, I really like you, but this, this is not possible. You're going to put 10 euros on it now, otherwise we two won't go to the restaurant together anymore. So, and then something happens. Yes, that's true, but that's pretty rough. Yes, I'm rough. I agree with you. It can be that it's forgotten.

Especially with card payments. With card or barter. And then you have to, if you can to choose the percentage on the display, which is also available, then you have to say, yes, 10 euros on it, where I always wonder, do I have to pay for it myself? Or can I, the person in charge, the waitress, actually put it on, that she says,

okay, 10 euros, I have to pay for it myself? That's where it can happen that you forget it. I have an idea how to do it. If the other person is already so over-confident and says, oh, let it go, I'll invite you today, you invited me last time, I'll invite you. Then the point comes, forget about the shitty drinking money. Then you come, you know what, you invite me,

but I'll give you the drinking money, ten euros on the table. Problem solved. Then you also get a little out of your debt that you were invited now, where I always say, well, is there anything worse than this fight, this conflict? I also give up pretty quickly. If someone says, no, leave it.

Then you have to say, no, I'll do it. No, I won't do it either. After the first ball that is played over, I give up. Okay, then it's... Okay, then the next time in three years. I also have another idea how to do it. So we assume that it's not ignorance.

It really went forgotten. Yes. To not step on the other person's slip, not to make them angry again. Finish payment processes, briefly buy that the waitress may get a stomachache. They sat here all evening, they let themselves be served by me. No cent left for me. You go out, you put on your jacket,

and then you say, oh, I forgot my scarf, oh, I forgot my phone in it. You go in again, go to the service and say, we forgot our drinking money. Open, and you get another 5 euros, 10 euros, whatever. And then, clean stuff, you go out, oh, I had my phone in my ass pocket. Right. Jochen, where is it?

I didn't even have it in there. Yes, I think that's good too. I would definitely go in there and personally transfer the money. Wouldn't be embarrassing. I think people are always happy about money. Why shouldn't you give it to them? No, I think you have something else in mind. You're interested in things going quickly on stage.

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I am very grateful to Info-Training.de. There are still introvert tips sent. And Jana sent us a tip. I want to read it out, so Chris, please play the coach. The oldest coach we have, the first rubric we made. The line is fine between intro tip and drinzider. Drinziders are always questions, no tips. Intro is something that you give to society. A small gadget, an idea, an excuse, a escape in other spheres. So a tip that you give to info.drinseider.de and you now have one.

Exactly from Jana. And Jana writes, hello Julian and Chris, at your cinema performance in the last episode, I came up with a tip that I would like to share with you. There is the app RunPie, PIE as in Pinkle. In which you get information for movies on which places a toilet visit or any other kind of absence is possible without major loss of context. Of course good for yourself, but not necessarily necessary for your 3-hour film, but for me ideal to make sure that sure that when I get up and walk through the picture,

I don't disappoint any other cinema visitor in a really important and decisive scene. Many grussians. That's brilliant. That's the future for me, Chris. We all need that. We all have these problems. Especially with long films, at some point you have to... But you don't want to walk through the screen, you don't want to be disturbed. But since we are always sitting in the back corner,

where nobody is, we have to pass everybody. That's uncomfortable. And with this app, that's great. You can see at which point nothing happens, there are e-alarm naps, nobody is juking, you can get out of there, and get rid of the emergency.

Actually no tip, as obvious as it is, but you always book your cinema space right on the edge. There's only one entrance and that's the same exit. There are also cinemas with an entrance and an exit on the other side. I've seen that in Cologne, I think it's a bit in the cathedral. But if it's just one entrance and exit, if it's the same door, then you can assume that there's not much traffic on the other side. Then you can... I'll say, then you can assume that there's not much traffic on the other side. Right. Then you can make yourself look good.

Especially in films like Horizon with Kevin Costner, which takes three hours. 180 minutes. So really three hours. It's important that you know where you can go to the toilet. Because at some point in three hours I have to go to the toilet. That's true. Well, you haven't missed much in this film. I don't know what the app says. You can probably go to all the places in the bathroom.

I would be interested in how the app finds out which places are suitable and which aren't. Is there an academy that approves that? And what does it say about your movie, if there are many places to go to the bathroom? I imagine you have a green bar, a time axis, and maybe green spots below. Where you say, you can get the green light out. If only the savings are not enough, because the credits are the most interesting thing in a film, then it's a problem, right? Then it's either a problem or a Til Schweiger film.

Okay. You can also do a big business with Manta Manta. You can also make yourself comfortable on the toilet glasses. Basically, you can buy a movie ticket, then go to the cinema, eat popcorn, drink coke and then just stay in the toilet all the time. And when the movie is over, you go back home. Yes, that's really practical.

No, but it's really a great tip. It's really a great tip. Because we both, we are passionate cineasts. You have to say that too. I don't know that. We're just in the cinema. Julia, no. I'm more often in the cinema than here.

That's the way it is. My eyes have already adjusted to the darkness. I can see in the dark, people. I think, to be a cineast, you have to have a Blu-ray shelf at home and at least once tried to make your own film reviews on YouTube. Yes, and to get some Rotten Tomatoes. And you definitely have a Pulp Fiction poster in the bathroom. Otherwise you're not a scener.

I think these are the cornerstones. Yes. I noticed that sometimes there are events in the cinema. Then there's a reading in the cinema, or a band is playing. I'll say it like that, yuck. I have a completely different opinion. It's always a bit cooler when something is taken out of context

and performed elsewhere. It's always cooler when the Berlin Philharmonic doesn't perform in their concert house, but somewhere in an old hall bathroom. You know what bothers me when there's a reading in the cinema? I have to, when I sit in the cinema, I have to... I have to, when I sit in the cinema, I have to...

I have to eat popcorn and or nachos. That's part of me, that's a little bit of a flirty dog. When I sit in a cinema chair, I need that. And when I don't have that, I have phantom pain. And that's why I would have to eat nachos and popcorn all the time during the reading, which would probably be unkind. I was at a jazz concert in an old cinema once. And I thought, it would have been nicer to watch a movie.

Yes, make the movie now. When does the movie finally start? I also found out that a lot of podcasts do live tours. There are all kinds of tours that go into the most awesome halls I'm not going anywhere! I also noticed that a lot of podcasts do live tours. There are all kinds of tours that are just going to the best halls. Elbphilharmonie, others do real stadium tour, Langzess Arena. Wembley! When will there be a live podcast in Wembley?

Maybe we missed it. There were probably already. Others do small club concerts. I miss the podcast some. Probably. Others do small club concerts. I'm missing the whole podcast unplugged tour. Where you say, we're going to take a plug out. In the MTV tradition of the past. You sit on a drawer, put on a shimmy hat. Put your scarf on top. And important is barefoot on a nice Persian carpet.

And then back there, damp industrial light. Lamps. And in between, I could imagine that with our unplugged podcast live tour on a nice Persian carpet and then in the back there's a damped industrial light with lamps and in between, I can imagine that in our Unplugged podcast live tour maybe Tom Gäbel will be on stage or something like that. But I have a question, if we're at Plugged we don't have a mic support

it would mean that we have to speak very loudly so that people can understand us in the hall. Or you wear it like an opera We hope you're doing well! But I just want to make one thing clear. We're not talking about a tour here. It's called In the Ton. In the bag.

Don't you say in the ton? No, in the bag. If you say something that's not serious, what's the basic concept of this podcast? You can also say it in the ton, speaking in the bag is what I know. I would only do an unplugged tour when Hardboot Engel comes in between and a adventureland version sings. Adlers should fly. Or, important, maybe Johannes Oerding sits in the audience, but only that we have someone who can cry on command.

If you tell an emotional story, how you you not make a reservation for an ICE ticket? I would definitely wear a singer-songwriter hat. Of course. Just for the feeling. I see myself barefoot in a billabong-bathrobe, but with caro-hands. Yes, it's a bit like that. I play in the pedestrian zone, but my parents also have a wine well in Chiemgau. Right.

I can afford to play in the pedestrian zone. Yes, exactly. Right. I can afford to play in the foot-gag zone. Yes, exactly. Yes. Do we want to do a snack of the week again? I know you're on the verge of a feast. You said, hey, we have to do it again. And I said, I don't know, I'm not on the edge of time. I thought so.

And then something fell into my hands. Oh, now my nail is burning a little in my stomach, better said in the food pipe. Let's go! Snack of the week! The Snack of the week! Do you want to start? I have something to say. For the summer episode, like in this hot Finnish sauna, it's better if you record the podcast room. I can warm down a bit.

Yes, I'd love to start. My snack of the week comes from a Milka store. That's unusual for me. I'm not a big Milka fan. But I try to give the brand a chance in regular intervals. I think there are simply better things in terms of chocolate. But... Here also applies the rule, first of all we don't get get money for it, but if Milka wants to change us,

just send us a palette, then we just have to make a picture of us. Right. I found out that Milka has been making chocolate for some time now, but are now also in the cake and cake segment. Because they can. Because they can. A great company, there's nothing to complain about. There's nothing to complain about.

And I thought I'd give the thing a chance, it looked good. And I found something in the shelf, that's called Choc and Choc. So, now I have to say, I bought it for many reasons, but certainly not because of the name. The name is in my opinion the biggest weakness in the whole story. It's also so ungrateful in small letters on it, you don't even know The name is, in my opinion, the biggest weakness in the whole story. It's so ungrateful in small letters. You don't even know what they want from me.

Choc and choc. So like chocolate. Very strange. I don't understand. There's no sense. That doesn't catch me. The name has to go. My suggestion would be to change that.

I would also give myself to work on a new title. However, not unpaid. That's why I'm not going to make any suggestions here, but I want to encourage that this name makes absolutely no sense at all. Apart from that, I bought these choc and chocs. They are round chocolate cakes. And they reminded me of something from my school days. It was called Choco Rondo.

We had a house owner in school who sold things during the break in his little cabuff. Wait a minute. Yes. How was that agreed upon? Did he just do it like that? You get to the point, Chris.

Because at some point the day came when the house owner suddenly no longer sold these things. But I don't want to go into that. I want to tell you briefly. He sold something called Choco Rondo. And it was a round Choco Taler. Small tetsis, they were a little hard, but awesome.

And they cost 50 cents. One day the landlord didn't sell anymore, because he didn't have a license for it. He just bought a lot of sweets on his own and sold them to the students for double the price. Yes, that was also the case in my school, with friends of mine, who at some point noticed that they were actually quite far away from the next supermarket. Then they actually started to buy the cheapest En-Budget energy drinks, these 80 or 90 Rappen that cost back then, for themselves. But then more and more people asked, could you sell me one too?

Then they sold it for twice the price. There were always these people who are now at the FDP, who are already in school, who have played with the classmates. And this sweetness has changed my outlook, that's why I closed it, opened it at home and realized that it's completely different. It's not a cookie, it's actually a cake. And it's like milk tender. You might know that. These longer cake bars that taste a little bit like tree cake.

And it's a bit like Tender, but in a round shape. I like it a lot. I've always been a Milka Tender fan. That's why... That's why I was positively surprised by Choc and Choc. Although the name scared me off at first. I have to say that too. So the same in another form.

Maybe it's just the form... Form for content, that's what it's called sometimes. Form for function. Form for content, what you tell is not so important. But how you tell it is important. Milka changed her way of telling. She took a rondelle that is now covered in chocolate. I'll go straight to the rating, Chris.

Hard but fair as always. Price-performance 2,69 € for 175 grams, I don't think it's that cheap. Milka isn't cheap, I have to be honest. Julia, the times have changed. The times have changed. 6 out of 10, more can't expect Milka from me. Life feeling, for me,

tree cake in summer. Clearly 9 out of 10. Life feeling. For me, tree cake in summer. Clearly, 9 out of 10. No shame, no regret. Eating Christmas sweets, I like that. That's me, 9 out of 10. I wanted to ask, tree cake is more like the Advent season. I don't know that well. I only saw it being made with over-watering in Elsa.

That's just awesome tree cake. I'll put it this way, that's more like tree cake on Wish. But... That's understandable. It's not tree cake, it's just a cake, but it reminds me of tree cake. It gives a bit of a Christmas feeling. 9 out of 10, of course.

Just like the guy at the beer bar who saw more in you, you see more in milkershock. Choco Choc has spoken to tree cake, let's not pretend. Taste, of course. Tree cake, I don't have to say more. 9 out of 10. Purchase effort, I can't really judge. I haven't seen it at the discount.

Only at Revo and Edeka I would give a 7 out of 10. That's my judgement for choc and choc. Hard but fair. That's a good judgement, I would say. So, make fun of more. I want to make it short. I have a snack with me that tries to make a new, limited version. We all know yogurts. It's not 100% because it's often a little too sweet.

I think it's a little... Must be very cold, I think. That's right. Also, attention, we have already learned two things. Form and temperature for content. Aggregate state. Aggregate state. We already noticed that with gummies. Also there, decisive.

Right. And I was recommended by a listener. I unfortunately didn't find the news on Instagram anymore. They recommended yogurt, passion fruit, gives the thing a chance. And I tried it and it tasted good. Because it's a little fresher. There is a certain fresh kick to it. In contrast a bit fresher. It's a certain fresh kick. In contrast to the usual yogurt.

It's a tropical breeze. I also noticed my perception. We have already found several things today. Form before content and round birthday goes back. I think passion fruit is in the supermarket not only on the market, but dominates in the meantime. What?

In the past we had vanilla as a flavor, we had chocolate as a flavor, we had strawberries. Then five years ago salted caramel was introduced. Oh no, that annoys me so much. It goes back, in my opinion, also that, the felt truth. And I think passion fruit has now found a niche in sweets,

and has claimed it for itself. I'm right, because honestly, I'm a secret, sorted caramel hater. I'm right, because honestly, I'm a secret Sorted Caramel hater. I can't understand that everything is always in Sorted Caramel. It's a good combination, but people, don't exaggerate it. Don't exaggerate it! For me, yogurt, passion fruit, a sense of life. I would say 10 out of 10.

You can also unpack it and then you have packaging trash. I like that. It's a Caribbean feeling for me. It's actually the feeling of having the towel in the morning at 6 and knowing that I have a towel on the pool all day. Right. Passion fruit, that's vacation, that's Caribbean, that's red sun from Barbados. That's the flippers. The red sun from Barbados. Midnight in Trinidad that's for me.

So really wonderful. Red sun from Barbados Midnight in Trinidad is that for me Really wonderful Price performance 100g 139g 10 out of 10 Taste I'm not a big fan of Jogurette But I say I'll give the pack a go Too bad I can't give it back

And The amount of money Is not that high. At the moment. It's still summer, it's still going on. Limited. But you noticed it at the purebörse. The I've had some good experiences. I don't want to lean too far out of the window. I'd say 8 out of 10. So we have two good ones. I'd say summery next.

For you it's Antwend in summer, for me it's Caribbean in summer. Yeah, fair enough. I think it's very good. And I, honestly, when I'm honest, Chris, I'm nervous again. I'm shaking all the time here with my left foot so much, because I have to look in the apps now and check if I can book a seat. I can't do it anymore.

I haven't checked the app for so many minutes yet. It's so hot in here. I understand why certain people earn millions with their podcasts, because they're in a climate camp. They're much better. They're much better. They're much better and can deliver much more. I have to choose an emergency exit here.

I'll take you there with cold water. So I'm already back on the beer bazaar. So guys, we'll be back next Tuesday, I guess. And I'm looking forward to it. Turn on again and give us a rating and subscribe. We would be happy to hear that. Thank you for listening. See you soon and bye.

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