Jan Böhmermann

What kind of agenda are you talking about today?

I know exactly what's coming, man.

I know exactly what's coming, man.

I know exactly what's coming, man.

First of all, so that we can better appreciate the few things that are made for longer than for two years and one day. And I think capitalism has to be kept running. Things are no longer being repaired, I also notice that myself. And it has nothing to do with more financial means than it used to be.

First of all, so that we can better appreciate the few things that are made for longer than for two years and one day. And I think capitalism has to be kept running. Things are no longer being repaired, I also notice that myself. And it has nothing to do with more financial means than it used to be.

First of all, so that we can better appreciate the few things that are made for longer than for two years and one day. And I think capitalism has to be kept running. Things are no longer being repaired, I also notice that myself. And it has nothing to do with more financial means than it used to be.

So back in the day, when I used to tip off my big coin box every three weeks when it was the end of the month to order pizza, because it was the only cash. And there wasn't that much on the account anymore. I could still understand that. But then I also started to not repair things anymore.

So back in the day, when I used to tip off my big coin box every three weeks when it was the end of the month to order pizza, because it was the only cash. And there wasn't that much on the account anymore. I could still understand that. But then I also started to not repair things anymore.

So back in the day, when I used to tip off my big coin box every three weeks when it was the end of the month to order pizza, because it was the only cash. And there wasn't that much on the account anymore. I could still understand that. But then I also started to not repair things anymore.

But I still know as a child, when the stereo system broke down or these big technology devices, which really cost an incredible amount of money. Today you have Sonos boxes somewhere, you buy them for 500 euros, put them there, then they break down, then new ones are bought. Because no one knows exactly how they are repaired. Also cell phones repair very few, of course only glass.

But I still know as a child, when the stereo system broke down or these big technology devices, which really cost an incredible amount of money. Today you have Sonos boxes somewhere, you buy them for 500 euros, put them there, then they break down, then new ones are bought. Because no one knows exactly how they are repaired. Also cell phones repair very few, of course only glass.

But I still know as a child, when the stereo system broke down or these big technology devices, which really cost an incredible amount of money. Today you have Sonos boxes somewhere, you buy them for 500 euros, put them there, then they break down, then new ones are bought. Because no one knows exactly how they are repaired. Also cell phones repair very few, of course only glass.

If it's broken, it's exchanged. But such things are no longer repaired and the manufacturers check it. Just think about how perverse it is that Amazon simply throws away returns or that some weird YouTubers do return hauls where they open the returns or that you can buy return boxes from Saturn because no one is interested in the things that are quasi-new, but where a plastic seal is torn open.

If it's broken, it's exchanged. But such things are no longer repaired and the manufacturers check it. Just think about how perverse it is that Amazon simply throws away returns or that some weird YouTubers do return hauls where they open the returns or that you can buy return boxes from Saturn because no one is interested in the things that are quasi-new, but where a plastic seal is torn open.

If it's broken, it's exchanged. But such things are no longer repaired and the manufacturers check it. Just think about how perverse it is that Amazon simply throws away returns or that some weird YouTubers do return hauls where they open the returns or that you can buy return boxes from Saturn because no one is interested in the things that are quasi-new, but where a plastic seal is torn open.

That's actually perverse.

That's actually perverse.

That's actually perverse.

I think we should always do the big five. But let's develop the big five things that are basically just symptoms of a galloping capitalism that nobody actually needs. A bit abstract. But something like, for example, that things are no longer being repaired. Or that you always think, there must be more and more growth. Everything must always grow.