.....und sogar meine Fragen erwähnt. 😊

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😎ich sage nur… Captain Cook🤣hatte heute Morgen schon eine lustige Autobahnfahrt zur Arbeit… vielen Dank🥳

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Wieder köstlich amüsiert. Euer Podcast ist echt spitze. Grüße aus L-Connewitz.

So ne Folge kann nie zu lang werden

You talk about very interesting things for me . I never get bored when I listen to you . Thanks Guys , stay the same as you are - Cool 👍❤️❤️❤️ And Safe , of course. Greetings from Moscow ✌️🙂

*** PARTIAL TRANSLATION *** [Questions by Nina] S: When did you cook for the first time? A: [...] When I noticed that the school meals were of rather minor quality, I started to cook packet soups, and I blended different flavours. [...] J: Daredevil! S: Well, at some point I tried to cook a packet soup. I was already able to read, but I wasn't familiar with fractional arithmetic. It said you need 3/4 of a litre of water. And I thought it meant three to four litres, and I put the packet soup into three to four litres of water. We didn't have such a huge pot. That was my first time cooking. [...] [laughter] J: I started cooking very early, too. [...] In school, I was in a work group called "Cooking and Baking" which was weird as a young boy. A: That's funny, back then I joined the work group "Needlework" ... [laughter] and all other boys of my class joined "Paramilitary Sports", or effeminate stuff like that, they only laughed until they were picked up by a truck and had to do field exercises and came back all dirty and crappy while I sat nicely together with the girls in the classroom practising cross stitch. S: Clever! [laughter] [...] S: When did you have your first body modification such as piercing, earring, tattoo? A: I don't know, I think I was already in my mid-20s or almost 30 when I got my first tattoo. [...] Later I got a piercing in my lip. S: But you don't have that anymore, right? A: No, I don't. Because I noticed that in the loo videos - what Franzi had already told me - that I have the habit of chewing on it, and that it looks pretty dumb. It always looked like I was having some kind of fit. And I saw this in the loo videos and thought, no! Dude, if you look like a nibbling bunny in the loo videos, then you'd better take it off. S: Could be worse. Nibbling bunnies are pretty cute. A: Yes, but this wasn't how I wanted to be seen on TV. [laughter] [...] S: Well, I don't have any tattoos, I only have an earring, and I think I had it done when I was 14. It was in the GDR back then, and there weren't many of my age who had an earring. [...] J: Like Andre, I was actually too old for this nonsense already, in my mid-20s or so, actually really dumb, you can just leave it by then. And then I stopped after two tattoos again, because I already felt too old for that. S: [laughs] And do you have any rings? Any piercings? J: No, I never fancied that. Funnily, when my mum saw my first tattoo she said, "At least no piercings", while I think, I can remove a piercing ... S: [laughs] J: ... but a tattoo, I have to deal with that for a while now. But she thinks piercings are worse. S: When did you wear the first cool clothes? [...] A: [...] I remember it clearly, because I was always unhappy about the crap clothes that were available in the GDR only. [...] And I always wanted to have leather trousers. And at some point I got fake leather trousers which really looked good. And when I was wearing them for the first time in school, I’d forgotten my sports dress for the physical education class. And my teacher said, so you have to wear the clothes you're wearing. We played basketball, I fell and ripped my trousers at the knee. The pain is still profound today. But I kept wearing these trousers, and my mother was on the verge of despair, because they were already like a mummy, and I still wanted them to be repaired using patches, in the end there wasn't any fake leather anymore. [...] I still remember that, and I was 13 or 14. S: Yes, this was the age when I started to wear black only. It was actually a bit difficult in East Germany. [...] J: [...] If I ever had a phase where I attracted attention, then when I was a punk with classical green hair, or blue or red, when I was 18. But I'm not the extroverted type, and it's annoying to have this extroverted style, because you permanently attract attention which you don't actually want. [laughter] [...] S: When did you first use nail polish? A: I think it was also with Dreadful Shadows. [...] S: Yes, same for me. [...] J: I'm still waiting for my first time. [...] Maybe for the streaming gig? That would be something special. You can pick the colour, you guys out there. A: We can both paint a rainbow flag onto our fingers, as a statement. S: Yes, very good! J: Now you've picked rainbow colours, you guys out there. [...] S: When was the first time you didn't do your homework? [...] I can remember one situation, it was really embarrassing, it was in Russian, I hadn't done my homework, and of course the teacher picked me, and I had been supposed to write something about me. And in Russian, feminine and masculine endings are different, and the girl sitting next to me gave me her homework to read it out. And I read everything with feminine endings. And I didn't notice. And she tried to make me realise it, the class was laughing all the time, and I didn't notice it. [...]

Danke nochmal Jeans 😅👌