Olli Schulz

And two are standing and trying to collect money. And behind them are two more. And I know, I'm not myself anymore. I can't tell myself, I'm the dumbest young guy. Oh, I have to turn it off. Who's calling now? Who is it? Peter? Gaila, I'm doing a podcast right now. I really can't. Gaila. Gaila was that. Gaila Maksymanowski, the hearing aid acoustician. The older ones will remember.

And two are standing and trying to collect money. And behind them are two more. And I know, I'm not myself anymore. I can't tell myself, I'm the dumbest young guy. Oh, I have to turn it off. Who's calling now? Who is it? Peter? Gaila, I'm doing a podcast right now. I really can't. Gaila. Gaila was that. Gaila Maksymanowski, the hearing aid acoustician. The older ones will remember.

And two are standing and trying to collect money. And behind them are two more. And I know, I'm not myself anymore. I can't tell myself, I'm the dumbest young guy. Oh, I have to turn it off. Who's calling now? Who is it? Peter? Gaila, I'm doing a podcast right now. I really can't. Gaila. Gaila was that. Gaila Maksymanowski, the hearing aid acoustician. The older ones will remember.

And then I think like this, money machines have to be made for people who are just old, because it just takes 20 minutes for two pensioners to make it, to get money out of the money machine, because they type something wrong, because they then look at it and then secretly steal it again, or yes, someone steals the secret number from them. Marker! Nobody cares about your secret number, pensioners!

And then I think like this, money machines have to be made for people who are just old, because it just takes 20 minutes for two pensioners to make it, to get money out of the money machine, because they type something wrong, because they then look at it and then secretly steal it again, or yes, someone steals the secret number from them. Marker! Nobody cares about your secret number, pensioners!

And then I think like this, money machines have to be made for people who are just old, because it just takes 20 minutes for two pensioners to make it, to get money out of the money machine, because they type something wrong, because they then look at it and then secretly steal it again, or yes, someone steals the secret number from them. Marker! Nobody cares about your secret number, pensioners!

Nobody cares! And then I hear two people talking, one of them saying, this is not my Berlin anymore. Then they complained about something outside. And then I would have said, no, it's not your Berlin anymore either. But it was never your Berlin either. Berlin only worships people when they are young, active. And if you are old, then you go to a suburb of Berlin.

Nobody cares! And then I hear two people talking, one of them saying, this is not my Berlin anymore. Then they complained about something outside. And then I would have said, no, it's not your Berlin anymore either. But it was never your Berlin either. Berlin only worships people when they are young, active. And if you are old, then you go to a suburb of Berlin.

Nobody cares! And then I hear two people talking, one of them saying, this is not my Berlin anymore. Then they complained about something outside. And then I would have said, no, it's not your Berlin anymore either. But it was never your Berlin either. Berlin only worships people when they are young, active. And if you are old, then you go to a suburb of Berlin.

Then you go to Lichterfelde Ost, then you go to Brandenburg or something else. and you have your peace there. Berlin is not made, you should not live in Friedrichshain or in Pernzlauer Berg anymore. That is so made by nature, the old people are pushed out, so that there is no traffic jam at the cash machine.

Then you go to Lichterfelde Ost, then you go to Brandenburg or something else. and you have your peace there. Berlin is not made, you should not live in Friedrichshain or in Pernzlauer Berg anymore. That is so made by nature, the old people are pushed out, so that there is no traffic jam at the cash machine.

Then you go to Lichterfelde Ost, then you go to Brandenburg or something else. and you have your peace there. Berlin is not made, you should not live in Friedrichshain or in Pernzlauer Berg anymore. That is so made by nature, the old people are pushed out, so that there is no traffic jam at the cash machine.

In the CDU belt, that's the way it is. And you have to accept that at some point. There are always people who say, I think it's a shame in Berlin, in Prenzlauer Berg, you hardly see any old people. Yes, because the old people don't belong there anymore. What are they supposed to do there? Should they go to Aunt Renate or something, to a party with you or something? There is no place there.

In the CDU belt, that's the way it is. And you have to accept that at some point. There are always people who say, I think it's a shame in Berlin, in Prenzlauer Berg, you hardly see any old people. Yes, because the old people don't belong there anymore. What are they supposed to do there? Should they go to Aunt Renate or something, to a party with you or something? There is no place there.

In the CDU belt, that's the way it is. And you have to accept that at some point. There are always people who say, I think it's a shame in Berlin, in Prenzlauer Berg, you hardly see any old people. Yes, because the old people don't belong there anymore. What are they supposed to do there? Should they go to Aunt Renate or something, to a party with you or something? There is no place there.

And if I'm 60, 70, probably 70, at 60 you can still do it. There are also people like that. Look, do you know this one old man who is always in Berghain with the Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And if I'm 60, 70, probably 70, at 60 you can still do it. There are also people like that. Look, do you know this one old man who is always in Berghain with the Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And if I'm 60, 70, probably 70, at 60 you can still do it. There are also people like that. Look, do you know this one old man who is always in Berghain with the Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

But you wanted to wash clothes in the laundry room? Yes, exactly. I have a laundry room. Don't you have a laundry service at the hotel? Oh, you're out of town every day. I'm out of town every day.

But you wanted to wash clothes in the laundry room? Yes, exactly. I have a laundry room. Don't you have a laundry service at the hotel? Oh, you're out of town every day. I'm out of town every day.