Horst Schulze

That is what you remember, the extremes you remember in the moment.

Oh, yeah, sure, yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's pretty wild.

No kidding, yeah.

Well, I don't exactly understand because I was there and with 11 years old and somehow that must all have an impact.

With 11 years, I went to my parents and said, I want to go to work, I want to work in a hotel.

Yeah, and I'd never, there was no hotel in the village, never been in hotel, I'd never been in a restaurant.

Everybody is wondering, I must have read something, exactly.

My mother never forgave me because, never forgave herself because she then inquired, how are we going to do that?

And I kept on begging and begging and crying.

And so somebody said, well, he should start in a very good hotel.

So they look, what's the best hotel?

Unfortunately, it was over 100 kilometers away.

So at 14, I actually left, lived in a dorm room in that hotel.

And all that was an impact of the environment where that came from.

We sat down often with my parents and tried to analyze it.

There was no real answer.

Chin your antennae.

I know, of course, you don't remember at that age, but... Yes, you do, because there were such extremes.

Pretty soon, we went to sleep in the cellar.