Olli Schulz

Und dann bin ich in Dortmund, am Freitagabend stehe ich da mit meiner Gitarre und Dortmund, das Spiel ist gerade zu Ende. Der gesamte Bahnhof voll mit einer Hundertschaft Polizei und mit den Dortmundfests. Es herrschte wirklich eine unangenehme Stimmung und ich dachte, was machst du jetzt?

Wollte mich da durchkämpfen und wollte zum Taxistand und dann mit dem Taxi nach Essen zu fahren, was auch mindestens eine halbe Stunde Fahrt gewesen wäre. But then I saw that the regional train also goes to Essen. I got in there, which was also completely overcrowded. I arrived in Essen much too late on Friday evening. And then I was in a hotel that chose us the stopwalk.

Wollte mich da durchkämpfen und wollte zum Taxistand und dann mit dem Taxi nach Essen zu fahren, was auch mindestens eine halbe Stunde Fahrt gewesen wäre. But then I saw that the regional train also goes to Essen. I got in there, which was also completely overcrowded. I arrived in Essen much too late on Friday evening. And then I was in a hotel that chose us the stopwalk.

Wollte mich da durchkämpfen und wollte zum Taxistand und dann mit dem Taxi nach Essen zu fahren, was auch mindestens eine halbe Stunde Fahrt gewesen wäre. But then I saw that the regional train also goes to Essen. I got in there, which was also completely overcrowded. I arrived in Essen much too late on Friday evening. And then I was in a hotel that chose us the stopwalk.

And then I thought, oh, now drink a gin and tonic. After this trip I would have liked it. I looked at the clock, quarter to eleven. If you are in Hamburg in any hotel, in any hotel bar or even in Berlin, Do you get a gin and tonic somewhere in the middle of nowhere? Then I ask the woman in the reception, is there anything else to drink?

And then I thought, oh, now drink a gin and tonic. After this trip I would have liked it. I looked at the clock, quarter to eleven. If you are in Hamburg in any hotel, in any hotel bar or even in Berlin, Do you get a gin and tonic somewhere in the middle of nowhere? Then I ask the woman in the reception, is there anything else to drink?

And then I thought, oh, now drink a gin and tonic. After this trip I would have liked it. I looked at the clock, quarter to eleven. If you are in Hamburg in any hotel, in any hotel bar or even in Berlin, Do you get a gin and tonic somewhere in the middle of nowhere? Then I ask the woman in the reception, is there anything else to drink?

And then she says to me, I've never heard that before, of course, our bar is open 24 hours. What? What? 24 hours? And she says, yes, yes, we have a barman there for 24 hours and you can drink a gin and tonic with us at any time. And then I thought, man, there's only such a thing in Essen. And then Stoppock says to me, yes, yes, many things. And then I want to ask you if it doesn't look like that.

And then she says to me, I've never heard that before, of course, our bar is open 24 hours. What? What? 24 hours? And she says, yes, yes, we have a barman there for 24 hours and you can drink a gin and tonic with us at any time. And then I thought, man, there's only such a thing in Essen. And then Stoppock says to me, yes, yes, many things. And then I want to ask you if it doesn't look like that.

And then she says to me, I've never heard that before, of course, our bar is open 24 hours. What? What? 24 hours? And she says, yes, yes, we have a barman there for 24 hours and you can drink a gin and tonic with us at any time. And then I thought, man, there's only such a thing in Essen. And then Stoppock says to me, yes, yes, many things. And then I want to ask you if it doesn't look like that.

He says to me, the best Italian he knows, he's in Ruhrpott. He's not in Berlin, he's not in Hamburg or anything. And then he also talked about Bremen. And the best Greek I know, he's in Bremen. He's also not in Hamburg or anything.

He says to me, the best Italian he knows, he's in Ruhrpott. He's not in Berlin, he's not in Hamburg or anything. And then he also talked about Bremen. And the best Greek I know, he's in Bremen. He's also not in Hamburg or anything.

He says to me, the best Italian he knows, he's in Ruhrpott. He's not in Berlin, he's not in Hamburg or anything. And then he also talked about Bremen. And the best Greek I know, he's in Bremen. He's also not in Hamburg or anything.

And now I ask you, can it really be that this over-offering in these big million cities ensures that everything is so polluted and that you really, if you want to eat well, then you go out into the country or in a small town. And I think there's something to it, Jan.

And now I ask you, can it really be that this over-offering in these big million cities ensures that everything is so polluted and that you really, if you want to eat well, then you go out into the country or in a small town. And I think there's something to it, Jan.

And now I ask you, can it really be that this over-offering in these big million cities ensures that everything is so polluted and that you really, if you want to eat well, then you go out into the country or in a small town. And I think there's something to it, Jan.

No, especially an e-bike doesn't help you that much in the country, because there are simply no bike paths on the road. To be honest, you have to have a helicopter or something like that. You have to be a rich Mongolian who moved abroad. But in fact it is so that you... And now I can jump on because it's an interesting topic. You know where I live now, right? I know where you live, yes.

No, especially an e-bike doesn't help you that much in the country, because there are simply no bike paths on the road. To be honest, you have to have a helicopter or something like that. You have to be a rich Mongolian who moved abroad. But in fact it is so that you... And now I can jump on because it's an interesting topic. You know where I live now, right? I know where you live, yes.

No, especially an e-bike doesn't help you that much in the country, because there are simply no bike paths on the road. To be honest, you have to have a helicopter or something like that. You have to be a rich Mongolian who moved abroad. But in fact it is so that you... And now I can jump on because it's an interesting topic. You know where I live now, right? I know where you live, yes.

I live in a so-called suburb of Berlin. And I noticed a long time ago, and I have to be a little private, that it is always the case when you see a new area, that there are actually a lot of people who greet you, even though you live there again and stuff.