Einwortantwort: Geld!
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We are the Great Jana Sisters here at Spotify. Here are Olli Schulz and Jan Böhmermann. And that was a C64 opening from Leonardo, who sent it to us. My dear friend and colleague, Oliver Schulz, you are in a hotel room. It's so small, it's degrading. Where did they put you in and why are you there? Schönen guten Morgen, Jan. Ich bin wirklich auch enttäuscht. Ich befinde mich in München, in unserer Sehnsuchtsstadt München gerade und spiele in einer Komödie mit. Ich habe mal wieder eine Rolle bekommen, einem Film, die mir zugesagt hat, wo ich dachte, die kann ich füllen, die Rolle, das ist was, was ich mache. Ich darf noch nicht zu viel verraten, mache ich trotzdem im Laufe der Sendung. Yeah.
That I don't open my mouth sometimes, that I don't stand to my right. I've been an recognized media professional for so long now. Actually, I automatically expect a beautiful room. But if there is none, then I don't want to complain either, because I just want to keep this image to the outside that I am independent. But of course I got my expectations over the years. Your light, what you just had to experience in this very small hotel room, is also awesome podcast content in the end. Welcome on September 22nd, 2024 at Spotify, at Fest und Flauschig. It's a wild media week behind us. I can already tell you, I don't know exactly when we're doing this. We're talking about everything today, Jan, right? We're talking about everything.
I want to first expose a few new hobbies of mine that I've given myself on vacation. But we're also talking about the big... Sorry. No, we're also talking about the things that happened in the media this week. There's been a lot going on. Cologne is actually on fire. I don't know if you can see it in Berlin or elsewhere in Germany, in the country or in more rural regions or in smaller cities, but the media stand in Cologne is on fire. Because this week, behind us, is the big Puff Puff Raab Clash week. A lot of things happened here, you can't even imagine that. Several Rhine bridges were set on fire. On one side of the Rhine is the studio of Sebastian Puffpaff. And if I understood that correctly, Stefan Rapp is recording his new show in Hürth-Efferen, where Wer wird Millionär is being recorded. is Raab on the other, on the left side of the row. And there's a huge competition thing. We haven't even talked about the Raab fight yet. So much has happened and I've written down a lot of things.
But first I want to start a little relaxed, Olli, with a cool new hobby, which I have assigned to me. And then I would like to hear your opinion. I've only followed it so far. with colleagues like, for example, Bernhard Hohecker, who, I think, does this relatively excessively. And now I started doing it in the summer, because a friend of mine, also owned by younger people, so a family man, recommended it to me. And I tried it out and have to say I was hooked right away. How is your... How is your attitude to the topic of geocaching, Olli? Oh, I have no idea. What did you think was coming now? Well, you didn't do geocaching, did you? I did. I started downloading the geocaching app at the beginning of the summer. And it's not advertising, it's not paid. I just thought, okay, if a lot of people do it and it's kind of a thing, then I'll do it. And I was immediately put back to the age of a 12-year-old who felt like a mixture of secret agent, spy, but also somehow treasure hunt, Indiana Jones.
So for everyone who doesn't know what it is, that's really... Very late game. I can explain it briefly. Geocaching is an app that you have to download and some people are hiding in forests or in some areas something that you have to look for. There is a kind of treasure map. And that has happened to me more often in the forest with Juri, that I also see women or men beyond 60 who are looking at the ground and I'm like, can I help him? And they're like, no, no, we're here because of geocaching. And then I always understood that caching, catch, as if someone is hiding money somewhere. Yes. And then you look for it, but unfortunately it's not even that. It's just the fun of searching, I think, that's being fulfilled somehow.
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