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Fill my heart with song, and let me sing forevermore.

You are all I long for, all I worship and adore.

In other words, please be true.

In other words, I love you.

Wow!

I've seen it from Roger Köppel's video and thought it was a weird cast.

But I'm really looking forward to it.

If the 7 has to cover the biggest hit by Roger Köppel,

Moscow, Moscow, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Anyway, here's the original.

These are comedy men.

Let's go.

Comedie Männer, presented by Emi Kaffelate.

This is Comedie Männer episode number 370.

Today we're talking about popular parliamentarians,

cold showers and cool cats.

My name is Stefan Busser,

with me are Aaron Herz and Michael Schweitzer.

Hello, Salih.

Yes, you're welcome.

I have to go to bed.

Yes, that's what I expected.

Last week, I told you a lot about the photos of my feet

in our online shop.

There were a lot of people there.

And there were pictures of my feet.

And now I promised to solve the high-level problem.

And that's why I have to go to bed now.

Tomorrow I have a appointment.

Nice.

I'm very happy to go to bed.

I'm Peter.

Let's go to bed.

Let's go to bed.

That's weird.

You know him.

Yes.

Isn't it weird if you...

He doesn't do that.

He doesn't do that.

He doesn't know where to get it.

He only lets you go to bed.

How do I know?

And then you don't go to bed?

I don't always go to bed.

No, no.

And then I take my foot bath.

And then I go home.

And then we do it in the office.

Nice high-level problems.

Weird moment.

When you go home and you know, okay, now I have to take the picture.

I'm not doing that.

I promised to solve the high-level problem.

Our house photographer, Tiziaan,

he will have to do this.

And take the pictures.

In our bookkeeping.

And under which post will this be carried out?

In the working hours.

Yes.

You have to think of something.

I have a question.

You say you have the most beautiful feet in the world.

Fine feet.

Fine feet.

Fine feet.

Fine feet.

Why do you have to go to bed?

Because I really have people who have actually paid 50 francs.

50 francs?

For three high-level pictures.

Wow.

I just want to...

Three times the same.

You have different angles.

Different angles.

And I just want to offer the best possible experience.

Or at some point in the process,

maybe in the middle of the week or so,

I will send it to you.

You can also rent it for your home.

What else did you do?

For 50 francs.

I could also buy 25C socks for that.

But if you want to invest in my feet,

it's better to invest in Switzerland.

I have to tell you,

one thing and the other is,

I was really happy,

Stefan, you were there.

Yes.

Last week we won a prize.

Yes.

Now not the comedy award, right?

No.

Not the Swiss podcast award.

No.

It's the first next week.

Next next week.

Yes.

Now we are also nominated.

No, we won.

I have to read it.

We won.

The sponsoring award.

The sponsoring excellence award.

Yes.

If you want a surprise prize,

together with Emmie.

Yes, yes.

Because Emmie is our partner in that sense,

on the podcast with the comedy man.

We are for the idea and how to implement it

and so on and so forth.

We were awarded.

With this beautiful prize,

I have a camera.

Sponsoring Switzerland.

Sponsoring Switzerland.

Sponsoring Switzerland.

And we were really happy.

You were a great neighbor.

Yes, great.

We were there with the...

But unfortunately you didn't have any.

Unfortunately you didn't have any.

Unfortunately you didn't.

I have to say,

Emmie also sent the best people

that she even had in this company.

And us, right?

Yes.

And then they were military

and took the prize.

We are still proud of the money

from Emmie that she sent.

Yes.

The money is...

The money is too expensive.

Too expensive.

So it is.

Just give us the prize.

No, no.

At first,

I can tell you again,

Emmie is just the best.

Yes, yes.

You really have to say that.

They have waited for something

and have now been rewarded with this prize.

They have also been rewarded with this prize.

They are very happy to have invested in us.

Not just in our podcast,

but in general.

It is a cruise business

and people enjoy consuming it.

And we can only do that

because we have a strong partner

like Emmie.

Exactly.

I give you the prize,

Stefan,

from behind,

in our studio.

In the meantime,

I can also tell you

how it is going.

Yes,

it's not going so well.

I trust you.

What do we say?

Since three years,

I trust a common patient.

Yes.

Yes.

It is a very hard work.

And this patient is,

Namely,

is my website.

Oh,

she has a website.

I have a website.

People say,

we are young,

you should make a website

so that we know

what you have done as such.

You know what,

you have worked there,

you have already done that.

You write for this,

you have to collect

something on a daily basis.

And now

it's like this,

that I have become

more independent,

more independent,

more independent,

more independent,

more independent will work,

more independent advertising,

who has something,

I like to write,

for any task,

and for that

I have to make a website.

Now,

I have really already been

a website since long time,

but she has not

yet written on it.

I have been always

at Basteley,

so I sat down

before her.

And then

a bit like a fly simulator,

I have always done

something like that again

and waited again.

Yes,

yes,

now I have to,

now I have to tell you

Do you want to increase the pressure?

That's what I'm doing, because now I've told you.

That means that my websites should do it now.

I hope I can increase the pressure.

I believe in that pressure.

You can go and see Arno Merz.ch.

Do you let yourself build yourself?

Do you build yourself?

I didn't build myself.

A colleague of mine had an agency that built websites.

And it took me a long time to build them.

And he had a few things to do with me.

But not as much as I thought.

Then he said, yes, let's talk about it later.

I've always wondered

about the people who build their own websites.

For example, Jimdo.

That's a funny name.

Who came up with the idea

to offer Wix.com?

Someone who doesn't speak German.

Someone who probably doesn't speak German.

You can build your own websites

at Wix.com.

I was also impressed.

Wix.com

I didn't have one.

And then nothing.

That's your website.

Yes, a lot of Wix.

How are you?

We had the premiere of the comedy club

in Das Zelt.

Last week, on Wednesday,

in Lachen, a beautiful place,

right by the lake.

There are 16 or 18 proposals

throughout the year.

Together with Claudia Zuckolini,

Charles and Guela, Nico Ahren

came up with the idea.

I was able to carry out the project

and try out some new comedy material.

And I set up a new record.

I'm very proud.

I set up a new record.

It didn't last for a minute.

That was the first one out of the hall.

Wow!

I never did that.

The following situation.

I came out and we played

in Lachen,

Canton, Switzerland.

And after that, I started

a small random evening

in Portugal.

Because if you want to make a voice,

you need to lock your ears.

Three or four jokes,

I started to lock my ears

in the corner of Switzerland

and noticed that it was a little

quiet in the front left.

And I thought, well, I see

that someone is standing up here.

I'm going to go to the wrong place.

I didn't know where to sit.

I played again, two or three jokes

and locked my ears.

And I noticed that it was really quiet.

And then I turned around

and there was his wife standing up.

Then I started walking out.

And you noticed that the whole hall

was suddenly too quiet.

So I couldn't ignore it.

And so quickly I had to react

and say, look, the first one is already going.

So.

Big brother in the hall, Applaus.

I thought, okay, it's not

that I can get all the other nerves

because they just kept the whole thing.

Then they ran out

and I thought, well, maybe

they noticed that I was at the wrong

front, or no idea.

I didn't realize what was really going on.

I just finished playing.

The train comes to the stage, then I see from backstage

how they walk in and sit down.

Okay, well, in this case

they didn't drink anything

or no idea what they were doing.

Nothing happened to the rest of the show.

They laughed, they took the show.

I also stood up two times,

all the others stood up.

At the end, they were standing behind the stage

and talked to Charlie.

Backstage?

They were just backstage.

And I was just a little bit

dressed up.

You know, in any case

I thought, maybe they heard

about the organization.

I went out and said, whatever,

I didn't do anything.

They stood up

and I said,

okay, they weren't that happy

when they put their shoes on.

And I was like,

how can we put our shoes on?

And they said,

yes, the problem is

the queue.

The queue was free.

The queue was free?

Yes, the queue was clear.

They had such a difficult time

as a substitute

because of the pandemic.

And then I come

and make jokes about the queue.

They just took it out of the queue.

Really? Yes.

They tell Charles and Gwela,

who is dark, how difficult it is.

I would never have thought that.

It's true.

It's so difficult.

You can't think of it.

Or they say, yes, you say it's nice.

I mean,

I'm just going to say it.

They were quite happy

when they knew that I was coming.

They just said something.

They will say

if there is something

because of the queue

or if there is something

in the queue,

they will just say it's nice.

The only queue that was free

was in the queue.

It was really cool.

It's a new record.

It was out of the queue

but unfortunately,

they looked at the rest of my show.

It's only two.

Yes, it's only two.

It was really bad.

I didn't expect it.

But well,

if we don't play in Kanto and Zürich,

jokes with the queue

won't be a big problem.

And the funny thing is,

I lived with friends

in Kanto and Switzerland.

I was still drinking

and then they said

it's a funny number with these two.

And they said what with these two?

But they already said that.

They said it was already said.

Maybe they want to go home

because they are afraid that if they come home

they will have to live somewhere else

because we have so little space.

So we are ready for the first topic of the week.

The living room is close to Switzerland.

The reason is that

it is relatively less built.

At the same time, the population grows.

But out of the living room

it doesn't even have the barrel.

It's free.

Yes, that's true.

But the situation is really complicated.

For my part,

I already have a family of people

who don't have it at home.

But anyway,

we should talk about it.

The problem is that

if you want to build more,

you need more people to build.

So far, it's a bit of a problem.

Yes, I don't have it.

It's not better to build for you.

If you have a tight room on top of each other,

then you also have a lot of space

and a lot of plants.

Again?

It's really a problem.

The living room is close to Switzerland.

We don't disappear.

Now you just have to use

the rooms you have.

Now there won't be a room alone.

Now you always have to go to the room.

You have to get it out.

You can also live in a quiet room.

Yes, yes.

You can save money.

In the office space,

the business space, it's a problem.

There are many companies

where you only have one office.

And Paul is not only

talking about traffic,

but also about housing.

One of the tenants

who lives here is Baschi.

He's been living here for years.

Greetings.

Greetings.

I'm not sure.

The population is already growing.

But in my case,

especially G.

I'm not quite sure.

That's my understanding.

Michael, that's my understanding.

Do you normally go to G?

Yes, yes.

We can get out of here.

Your apartment is gone again.

But the whole discussion,

you always have the feeling

that there will be more people.

The problem is demographic.

There will be more and more old people.

Basically, Europe is dying.

That's true.

Children's numbers are decreasing.

There will be more and more old people.

And we have to bring

people into the middle of migration.

Where they live and live.

Where they live and live.

It's about care.

If there are more and more old people,

where we have to take care of them,

they have to go to the doctor.

Everything is fine.

The old people are growing.

Not the young people.

There are a lot of young people.

There are a lot of lost countries.

There are certain parties that want to bring.

Yes, you need it.

It's really a different style.

Since I can remember,

it means, we will always be more.

Since I went to school,

since I read the newspaper

and now suddenly

we have too few houses.

Yes, it's like a sign.

It's like a climate change.

Okay, it's coming now.

It's hot in December.

That's typical for the people.

And it's also typical for politics.

Where you can

deal with this problem

from a legislature,

and not from the ones who are elected.

The next four years,

it's like,

it doesn't surprise me.

No, it doesn't surprise me.

It's the dream of my own home,

of the little house in Neumet,

with the greenery around.

It's the sign.

There are a lot of neighbourhoods

where old people live in big houses.

In this house,

because it's always cheaper

than to rent a house.

But it's not right in this house.

You could place everything in the family.

You have to say,

we need this house.

You live on one floor.

You can rent it,

and if you're 60 years old,

you can find it.

Now you're 80 years old.

You can rent it,

but it's not the house

where one or two people

live in.

It's the big house.

Of course.

It doesn't bring anything.

They want to change something.

They're in Bern.

We're talking about the order

of the president of the parliament.

The house is 22°C.

The population is

going to save energy.

Welcome to the Swiss

Heizgenosse Chance.

22°C in parliament?

Are you wearing your T-shirt?

Did you just take a bath?

I have another question.

Who's the boss now?

Gandinas.

It brings a bit of a retromani.

Next door.

I didn't have the time

when I read it.

Look at that old man.

He was a bit early.

Imagine,

you had to do

the crazy hard job

and you decided to

rent it on the red button.

Yes.

It's a lot harder than

being on the street

or something like that.

I think it's okay

to say to people

that they're 2°C.

You could have told Charlie

how hard it was.

Discrimination is pure.

Temperature has been

applied to

the order

of the president of the parliament

Brigitte Hepperli-Coller.

She didn't do much.

It's okay.

It's okay.

Now let's do it.

Brigitte Hepperli-Coller.

She said, I'm Brigitte.

You're Brigitte.

A little reminder.

Brigitte Hepperli-Coller was the one

who had to evacuate

the last federal house

where there was a hole.

I think she just wants

to stay in the federal house

and stay in the federal house.

She's a little bit awake.

She's a little bit agitated.

We're talking about

the small and the big rooms

and the bio and the crytose.

What are you doing?

I'm the bio-sum.

Exclusive, only 24 hours.

You're talking about

when you still have

old women in the parliament.

You're just looking at them.

You're saying

I was so cold.

You're telling me what you want.

You really want to tell me

that now you're always like this.

I can do it.

Now you're never going to do it.

I just want to say that.

Honestly, none of us

had a living on 19 degrees

in the last few months, right?

Short-lived.

Really?

Yes, in the middle phase

when you were still a little sick

then I thought

let's take a look.

It was a quick pass.

It was nice.

Yes, of course.

The only thing I noticed

is that it's always good

to get rid of the light

and the stuff you should

actually do.

I've never been on 19 degrees.

You can put in

each room individually.

I know it works.

I'll show you.

The heating is regulated.

It's just a hoax.

It doesn't work.

It's just something like this.

It doesn't work.

There are two levels.

It's just the signal

that works.

All of them say

they do whatever they want.

They drink

water and what do I know?

It just makes the people

feel massive.

Absolutely.

But I think if the federal government

had a solar cell on the roof

then the heating wouldn't be

more sustainable.

Speaking of sustainability,

let's go to Kanton Zug.

There are the most expensive

and newest cars on the street.

In the segment there are

more than 30%

more expensive than

in the rest of

Switzerland.

In Kanton Zug.

The people in Zug don't take the car

but you take the car

for example in Lötzberg.

I think

it's really interesting

that

rich people

drive big, new cars.

That's really

for me now.

Thanks to AXA

for their studies.

They found something

that would be worth knowing.

And now I know where my premiums

are going.

The important studies.

You know the reason

that in Zug everything is a little better.

Zug is actually a Swiss maxiature.

Especially

what all the other Kantons have

they have a better version.

But that's the reason.

That men in Zug have a smaller swan.

That's a f**k.

You said a swan.

With the same car

you are in Zurich with an auto-poser

and in Zug you have a

average family family.

That's a joke.

For all the children.

Zug lives on big

Fuss.

He lives on beautiful Fuss.

Fine Fuss.

Fine Fuss.

But where do you park

all your big cars?

I don't know.

You have to park somewhere.

I don't know.

It's not surprising.

I remember last week

that in Zug or in Switzerland

maybe in Switzerland

the cars are a little bigger.

But

you look up

and think

if we had the money

we would have a better car.

Without studies

I can tell you that the apartments

are a little expensive

in the Kantons.

I don't think so.

That doesn't have to be studies.

Is that so?

Thanks, Axa.

Then we go to the border

where I am also on the way

only with a half-naked leg

because in Germany

the urns have to be handed over

in Switzerland.

Because here in our country

the law is clearly liberal.

With the cremation the Germans know each other already.

Historically.

Absolutely.

It's a success.

But it doesn't take long

for these lives to come.

Do you have to send your dead gum to hell?

Really?

Of course we love your Germans.

Greetings.

Greetings.

It's going to help.

The question I want to ask is

do these urns

are the best place

to reserve with the urns?

I'll put my urn

in the shadow of a nice place.

What bothers me

is that they get cremated

and then the urns are sent to Switzerland

and then they are somehow destroyed.

I think that has also

a dangerous component.

Imagine

you are walking

on a nice day in the mountains

and it's windy

you have to be careful

because on a windy day

you suddenly get a headache.

That's why I say

we have to defend ourselves.

We have to start at the border

with the ventilators

so that we don't blow back the tests.

You say 5-5-5-40

will be re-posted.

No.

We really take everything from the Germans.

Gold,

medicine, ashes,

that we don't really have.

Yes, absolutely.

It's about the costs

that you can afford in Germany.

It costs a little more.

And to save the cremation costs

German people

don't start cremating the urns

in the mountains.

Just a little bit.

Have you ever known

that loud axes

have the most expensive and biggest urns?

No.

Do you want to be cremated?

Yes.

No.

No.

It's enough if you don't cut it.

If you want to be cremated,

I would say.

The principle is a hot tip.

No.

If you want to be cremated

you have to say

what you don't want is a crab.

You don't want a crab?

No, I don't want a crab.

Where do I go next?

You could go to a garden

where you can learn how to learn

and then you can eat there.

I have to say, these are your feet.

Yes, my feet.

They are not so fine.

I would recommend you to put them

at the bottom of a jar.

I don't think we can do that.

I don't think so.

Is it the same at this moment?

Yes.

It's more for those who stay there.

That you have something.

We don't go to Mallorca

to spend the summer there.

I don't know.

I think it's a crab.

Can you imagine

not to think about it?

I think it's very good.

You have already lived there for 20 years.

I just don't think about it.

But you have to do something.

No, nothing.

Why?

What do you mean?

And then you're done.

And then you're done.

And then you're done.

You don't think about it.

I say yes.

I have to do something.

Yes, you do.

What do you want to do with it?

I don't want to.

No!

Nothing will happen.

Why should something special happen to us?

Because our brain is a little better.

Yes, that's...

Do you think there's some kind of energy going on?

I don't know.

We don't have to think about it.

You can imagine not to think about it.

It comes from an interesting point.

Next topic.

We have one nice topic to talk about.

Let's go deeper.

I think we have a totally more important topic.

I'm looking forward to all of you.

We're coming to this topic.

You have to believe in Jesus Christ.

He takes you with him.

No, that won't happen.

I'm pretty sure that it won't happen.

But I'm not so sure

if you just don't think about it.

We can follow it all the way.

It's going to be really exciting.

I think we can do more philosophical episodes.

Philosophical Friday.

Yes, we can do that.

Philosophical.

Yes, we can do that.

Philosophical Friday.

Philosophical Friday.

It's a nice idea.

You can buy it at SRF with women.

Another successful statement

from the Federal House.

Look, the mass theme is still there.

But this is really something

from Dampos and Binderwerld.

Finally, a cheap parliament.

More value of 7.7%

to 2.5%.

Dampos is

actually another account

of the hygienic article.

Yes, it's a small hole

in the pocket

because more will go down.

But as a result

the Swiss export

more weapons

so that we can still

earn more money with blood.

It's really exciting.

There were people in parliament

who thought, no,

it has to be a luxury article.

Or from Dampos and Binderwerld.

What would happen?

Maybe men would start to instruct.

Yes, yes, yes.

5.2%

or are they?

Yes, 5.2% less cost for women.

That's

about the gender pay gap.

We're free now.

We're free now.

I really don't need it anymore.

I'm really waiting

for that idea.

Every time

there's an argument about the workplace

I'm going to do the workplace.

I don't have anything to do with it.

I'm the only person

who knows many men.

Oh, okay.

How do we define it?

There's a definition.

What do we do?

Save children's trust?

Save the picture?

Yes, yes.

What we do

with my Dampo and Binderwerld

is worthless.

It's a good neighborhood.

It's beautiful.

Would you like to go to my Dampo and Binderwerld?

No idea.

But if it's so cheap

I'll build a Dampo.

I'll build a Dampo.

It's important

that the parliament

has no big

Dampo

and that it was built

and that it's important

and that it's good.

It's also a problem

for me.

So we can call it

completely independent?

Yes, it's completely independent.

It's not like

it's bought only by women.

It makes no sense at all.

It makes no sense at all.

By the end

you don't need an article

that's okay.

It's completely absurd.

It's completely absurd.

It's been used for months.

No, I don't do it because it's free.

It's like toilet paper.

You can't just use more money

for a luxury article.

It's used for periods.

Yes, after a bit.

Absolutely.

It's completely independent.

And sometimes

I was really scared

when you followed it.

I think it was an FTP

or something like that.

Maybe you could trace it

on 2.5%.

You could also use it

for flowers.

It's a racial free will.

It's not a period.

It's an FTP.

It's interesting.

It's interesting.

It's interesting.

It's interesting.

It's expensive.

It's a huge piece of paper.

It's a huge piece of paper.

It deserves someone

like Tom and Dämlich.

I don't like it.

It's even more expensive

for women than for men.

It's absurd.

It's absurd.

I've had it for a long time

as a woman.

It's cheaper.

And who's guilty?

Malou.

My favorite message

from the last week.

There are cows in the house.

Jagdseer.

All of them

are supposed to live

in the heart of the Basel.

On the account of one single enemy.

Namely

M.B.N.Gal-Kathen-Malu.

And again it's a white-haired cat.

M.B.N.Gal-Kathen-Malu.

Does he belong to Mabu-Chaka?

Of course.

I love Mabu-Chaka.

I've been watching Abo-Chaka-Docs

on Spiegel TV for 14 hours a day.

I was surprised when I went back

to watch it.

If you're interested

in this,

I recommend the Ruse YouTube channel.

Ruse is a

Twitcher and YouTuber

who especially commented

on the German rap scene.

And if there was

an attack,

Abo-Chaka was against Bushido.

Every podcast

is followed by Bushido.

And he always commented

on the Ruse channel.

R-O-O-Z.

M.B.N.Gal-Kathen-Malu.

That's one thing.

He sends other cats on the line.

That's the wild animal

in the neighborhood.

I wonder

why they know

what's going on.

They run away like this.

He says,

Bingo-Kathen-Malu.

Tell everyone.

Say my name.

Say my name.

Bingo-Kathen-Malu.

Yeah, bitch.

The most interesting thing

is that he didn't

see anyone besides

Ben-Gal-Kathen-Malu.

That's nothing.

Bingo-Kathen-Malu.

Maybe he didn't know

what's going on.

If I was in the Bingo-Kathen-Malu,

I would have a tail.

Maybe it's wonderful.

Ben-Gal-Kathen-Malu.

Ben-Gal-Kathen-Malu.

If we were to give you the news.

My face is

very scary.

You see,

your face is

very cute.

You don't tell anyone.

You never say anything.

We also had

a terrorist,

Nero.

He terrified the whole area.

He was in the middle of the street

and he wasn't gone.

When the car stopped,

the cars had to go around him.

He terrified the whole area

until

we had two marines.

There was a marine

in the middle of the street.

The marines had to go around him.

He was in panic.

Everything was done

until the car stopped.

But the marines didn't go.

And now everyone in the car

had to go around him.

It was very funny.

Who could it be?

The Muck.

The Muck.

The Muck was black.

Nero wasn't white.

The Muck

was a legend.

Everything was done in the car.

He had blind lines,

fish,

birds,

everything at home.

Fish?

I don't know.

I want a clarion.

No, not a clarion.

From the pond.

We didn't know

that there were two kilometers to go.

We still visited the old neighborhoods.

The whole area of the village

was destroyed.

But there are stories

that they still find at home.

Who is the Bundesrat?

The Coller.

He found one at home.

He found it at Bernzügel.

It was at Bernzügel.

And Katz from Bern

went to the cellar.

Maybe it smells.

I think so.

But a nice story.

The Muck

was just a neighbor

to the Mendevom.

Two houses away.

The Muck

was really Katz.

Katz was so weird.

Did you have a lot of animals?

Dogs and Katz.

We had a dog.

Not like Foxy.

A golden retriever.

What did he take?

A fairy.

He had a cat named Blum.

He was Dutch.

He had a kiss.

A kiss.

The best cat ever.

The neighbor was a wimp.

When I was a child

I sat on the chair.

I looked down.

I didn't cut the chair.

I just

knitted.

I knitted on the floor.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I didn't get on the chair.

You can't get on the chair.

Then I came from behind.

When I went down from the sock

I really went in with my collar.

You really looked up.

You were such a bitch, Katz.

He was right under my car.

It's weird.

No, he wasn't.

He was on the ground.

He was

behind the front tire.

He wanted to go through.

He took the second wheel

behind the left tire.

Did you see it?

No.

Muck became a rock.

We also had Jöckel.

Jöckel was a black cat.

He was very proud.

He was always on the balcony.

He never had any animals.

He needed Jöckel.

We had a dog.

Julie.

We had a dog called Cindy.

She was a stupid animal.

She was really...

You know, when you come to the family

you always have this animal.

It always fits you very well.

Cindy was really perfect.

She was like...

She said, Michael, this is your dog.

She wasn't the sweetest dog.

She always liked to hunt dogs.

She was a good dog.

A mixling.

What was it?

An apple cellar?

It was really difficult.

We had a small heart.

Mimi.

We had Mimi.

We had more of them.

I don't know how they were.

We had a rabbit.

On the second day I let the rabbit go.

We were lucky enough to find it.

But it was done quickly.

Let's talk about Zebra Finkli.

Zebra Finkli.

Zebra Finkli.

Zebra Finkli.

Zebra Finkli.

How did you find the rabbit?

Zebra had a moustache on her belly.

She was like...

She was very nice.

She was very nice.

Well, the three rabbits from the service are back next week.

The YouTube comments are coming up next week.

We can't miss them.

Coming up next week.

YouTube comments are coming up next week.

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1977.

It's written for the ALGO and the heart.

The ALGO wasn't one of our pets.

It was the ALGO Rhythmus.

It's important.

At least three hearts back.

At least three hearts back to X-Act 1907.

There's a new name.

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It helps us a lot.

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