Comedymänner - hosted by SRF: Lang lebe der König?

is the whole canton of Appenzell voted in that square to raise taxes on themselves.

I've never seen that in my life. I mean, I had to scratch myself. It was cold,

so I thought I may have been freezing, but they actually raised taxes on themselves.

I mean, can you believe it? You should have been there.

You know, they actually raised taxes on themselves, so Appenzell is a very good...

Mokvezi Massisi, the president of Botswana, was a member of the national community

and couldn't believe that she was the head of the government.

Mokvezi, a special name.

It could be the name of a child that exists today.

Mokvezi is just here.

But I understand your doubts.

In the inner world, there were deep taxes.

No, not yet.

Probably, they only have taxes.

Probably not a lot.

Are you ready?

Absolutely.

I'm here again. Let's go.

Welcome to Mannerfolk, presented by Emi Joghurtpur.

This is the Mannerfolk episode number 80.

Today we're talking about nationals, internationals and surreals.

My name is Stefan Busser.

Assalamu alaikum. I'm Swiss, nice to meet you.

How are you?

I'm fine. You're back from the ferry.

Thank you.

Did you want to tell us something afterwards?

Yes, sure.

I'm fine.

Even if I don't have to do something this week,

I mean, I never have to do it again.

I filled out a tube.

A tube?

That's the platform where you can find a term together.

Who can do it first, who can do it third, who can do it sixth.

And a tube was actually a really cool tool.

You could use it on your hand, you could use it in the browser.

Come on, let's do a tube.

Now I'm saying, a tube is shit.

I mean, it's really shit.

You can't say it differently.

It's unambiguously complicated.

And the best thing is to use a tube in the browser.

It looks like a spam page.

It's all advertising.

It's blinking.

Sometimes it's just a two-dimensional product

like a bearded oil or something like that.

Just like this.

And that's the tube.

Right?

It's a text group.

It's a show consumer.

No idea.

No idea what they did in the last couple of years

with the tube.

You can't get out of it.

I think I'm just old and don't have a TikTok generation anymore.

But I mean, these guys don't have a term anymore.

They can do whatever they want.

That can't be...

I mean, it's really too stupid.

You don't need it.

At first, I think, you could use it

for at least an hour.

You could use it at 60, 5, or 4.

I think in the middle of the day, you can use it for a minute.

And then you can ask someone,

oh, it's the same day,

but it's four hours later.

I think you're right to have another term.

For example, on your phone.

On your phone, it's very weird.

Or you can say,

ah, there's more term.

It's really...

It's really an unbreakable tool.

And then you have an alternative for...

Ask Apti.

Ask Apti.

Ask Apti.

Ask Apti.

It would be an alternative.

Oh, that's better.

Now I can say,

I have to give you a tip.

I want to follow you.

I'm asking you,

do you have the account?

You can't give me the account.

Ask Apti.

Okay, then I'll look at it in the future.

Oh, how are you doing?

I'm doing well.

I've been in self-sufficiency since May.

So a week.

A week?

A week in the world?

Nothing.

Not even a week.

Not in May 999.

No, no, no, no.

I'm in self-sufficiency.

I have seen a lot better than I had in Myanmar.

Yes.

Yes, we are in self-sufficiency in May.

Just in the children's shoes.

Yes.

But I'll start by noticing,

I have to figure out what it means,

how to deal with it.

Because I'm so euphoric,

that if I get an offer,

of course everyone will say,

yes, do everything,

yes, of course, I do.

Yes.

Yes, I have to plan time,

so that I can still do it.

Correct.

Because there is a little bigger challenge.

Only the bigger challenge,

with my colleague John,

I built a website.

So he actually already built it,

and I just have to feel the content,

I could make it myself via the CMS.

If...

I don't have time,

how did you bring it here,

and do it somehow?

Yes.

Unbelievable.

I want to prioritize the priorities,

but I'm still a little bit out of it.

Not very easy,

I have to be honest.

I'm a little bit out of it.

I wouldn't have thought that.

Okay.

I'm really looking forward to going out

and working with the customers,

the great people,

who already gave offers, and so on.

But to coordinate this

with my own calendar,

I thought,

my calendar is already empty on the ground.

I have to...

I have to...

You have to live in your calendar.

No, really not.

Yes.

Take a look at aronherz.ch.

There is nothing!

Aronherz...

Aronherz...

Aronherz...

I have to omit it.

Aronherz...

Aronherz...

I have to omit it.

It costs 12 hours a year.

It's worth it.

No, but on the other hand,

it's really very friendly.

It's cool.

I was with...

It was nice weather.

I drove with the bike to the customer terminal.

It was awesome.

I'd like to have a kickbot.

It's a bit embarrassing,

because it's so...

Yes, the sentence is actually finished.

Yes.

It's actually...

Stefan, how are you doing?

You did a good job, Aron.

I'm proud of you

and of all those who...

who are waiting for this.

It's really something to give.

I was independent.

Wait, it's a kickbot.

A kickbot?

No.

No, it's cool.

And most of all, good morning.

I was at the company yesterday.

Oh.

My GmbH became yesterday's 12.

Ah.

Cool.

I can really recommend it.

But what's with the kickbot?

I'd like to...

In the city...

With such a bar in front of you?

In the city where Margaret also has to ride a train.

It's probably pretty shitty.

The singers were present.

My daughter had such a ticket with her on the way.

I thought,

it's great to ride a train around the city at such a small distance.

Do you know where the kickbot is?

At the moment.

I was at the moment.

Excuse me.

I did a 8-9 day vacation there.

Wonderful, wonderful country.

Great recommendation.

Go into the man.

Extremely versatile.

You know, Muscat as the capital city.

But you also notice

that it's still a very young city.

There's not a big square or anything like that.

I don't think there's a building zone.

If it's just like,

oh, there's something free.

Well, let's do it.

It doesn't have a single picture.

We didn't even know that.

But wonderful.

And what they could really build are the mosquitos.

It can have a village with 10 houses.

It has a mosque.

And these are just so beautiful buildings.

And then the Sultan Qabosh mosque in Muscat,

the big mosque,

this is unfucking fast.

There are 20,000 people in the square.

Yes.

And that's...

Only the crown light in the middle

cost 8 million.

Now you can imagine the rest of the building.

What there's still a little bit to come.

It's an incredibly...

just an incredible country.

Then the mountains,

we were 2,000 meters above.

We slept there three nights.

And then of course in the desert.

We slept in the desert for three days.

Just insanely varied.

Everything in two hours is almost the same as ours.

And the Sultan Qabosh,

which is also the mosque

and feels like the third public building,

as it's called.

This is the one that made the big revolution,

when it was so wild.

He grew up in England.

He was in school there.

His father was already a Sultan,

as he used to do.

He took over the father's business.

Although he was a bit earlier than his father,

he didn't want to,

because his father died.

When I saw him in England at home,

I thought,

he's doing pretty well in the West.

At home I said,

daddy, we have to open the country a bit.

And daddy said, no.

And then he got together with his father

and said,

look, you're the last one now.

And then he really opened the country

and made access to tourism.

And it's wonderful.

So yes, we should definitely give him the only thing

that he really has the same.

What else do I have to say?

In an Arabian room,

I always wonder,

can we also open the country as a woman?

Absolutely, very open.

Of course, public buildings and such.

Maybe even a sleigh.

So just put your head through it.

But otherwise,

they even put the same place in the law.

For us.

They're very progressive.

What they also have the same,

are perverse architects in the hotel room.

I don't know who started with this,

but it just had to be perverse.

Of course, if you're traveling with people,

you're usually at this point

when you're in the hotel room,

where you still have to do

as if you're not a human being.

So you know, you're running,

you're shit,

you do that regularly on the toilet.

Still,

there is practically every hotel room

out of glass.

Or just the toilet is out of glass.

Or you think,

what's wrong with you?

What's wrong with people who don't

know where the toilet is designed,

where they have a glass shield?

Do you hate it?

And then you see it from the bed.

From the bed,

you see it directly in there.

And you think,

oh my god, yeah, okay.

Yeah, okay.

But I don't want

that someone in the same room

is making fun of me.

Yeah.

Really.

I don't want to make fun of you.

I've never been on Foxy

when it comes to the toilet.

I mean, I mean...

And you're not even the prize giver.

I'm not even the prize giver.

So really,

because of that,

you don't have to do anything else.

We're definitely going to do that.

We're going to take the lead.

For Switzerland.

Yeah.

I really hate it.

A hotel room,

or something like that.

A pub door.

Yeah.

And up there,

you can open it.

Yeah, yeah.

Or a lottery ticket.

No, it's really bad.

Oh yeah.

Yeah, no.

Okay.

Come on in.

There's one big topic.

This week,

a royal big event

of the King of the Year,

King Charles III.

And we can say,

finally,

a man on the post.

Finally.

It's a great time.

It's a great time.

It's Charles III.

And?

And?

And III.

Mm-hmm.

It didn't work with the crown

for the first two times.

I was happy.

And?

It was like that

during the third attempt.

That's why Charles III...

I can't believe it.

Alpha version,

beta version.

Yeah, yeah.

I can't believe it.

A huge effort

was made

to operate here.

It's almost like

his first day of work.

Mm-hmm.

You can't just

bring all the others

with you

and say,

no,

I don't want to do it.

I don't want to do it.

It's a great time.

It's 1774

and it's his first day of work.

Yeah.

It's a great time.

Until now,

it was only practical.

Yeah.

It was good to be able

to sleep here.

No.

He doesn't want to do it.

At this game pool

at the Royal Fair,

they didn't make it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think it's always nice

to have a family

with a successor.

And that's

the young generation

on the right.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

And I also think

that it's important

to have a good impression

on the first day of work.

Yeah.

Do you like it?

Yeah.

I find a lot of crowns.

Yeah.

That's not so great

when you have

a crown

on your desk

and you stand

next to it

with your bag.

Yeah.

You're going to lose it.

But you're talking

about the job

for the job

that you like

and not for

the one you have.

Mm-hmm.

I also like

to work here.

Yeah.

And he also

has the term

long-term unemployment

on a very, very low level.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It was a nice approach.

I was a little disappointed

that your mother

didn't come.

Yeah.

I find it a bit sad

that I'm happy

when my mother

came.

Yeah.

I'm happy

when my mother

came

on my first day

as a king.

But really

the saddest job

was probably

that person

who had to

get a play

from the queen

at the same time.

That's gender neutral.

Gender neutral.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But in size

is this one size?

Yeah.

In one family

that's a very big

head.

Yeah.

But

what was

a difference

last time

the queen

cost ten times more

than the

queen Elizabeth

Thomas.

But

well,

it's clear.

It's logical.

She was

a woman.

She was a worker.

It's logical.

But

the queen

was always

the one

who could

go with

the queen

because

she was

good

at the door

in England.

I

found it

very

boring.

Because

at first

it was clear

who

got the crown.

It's

not

that

exciting.

It's

just

boring.

I

was

very

bored.

And

I

didn't

want

to

work

on

the

screen.

I

was

bored.

I

was

bored.

I

was

bored.

I

was

bored.

I

was

bored.

I

was

At the moment, the economy is just bad.

Every family is short of income.

And then you make such a profit.

It's just an absolute opposite.

It shouldn't mean that it shouldn't happen.

And it generates a lot of money.

A monarchy in England generates a lot of cool tourism money.

But it's a bit...

It's so out of all the problems that are in the world.

T-Shall quotes were pretty bad.

The help of the queen.

We looked at it again.

It's clear what's going on with Erick.

I don't know what's going on.

I don't have to look at the background.

When it's nice.

With the attractive person.

With the attractive person.

What do you think about the transition to dualism?

It's not the king.

No, in my own opinion.

The old Bundesrat Ueli Moura

started in April with the Chinese ambassador

Wang Shi-ting.

What does it mean?

Wang Shi-ting.

In Berndhofen without knowledge of the Bundesrat.

Wang Shi-ting.

Shi-ting.

What's the Chinese price?

It's so qualified for the post of the ambassador.

You know what?

Switzerland.

What does Ueli do on the Chinese ambassador?

Does the problem with TikTok or something?

Go to the sources.

You can do it here.

I have a problem with that.

Is Ueli the one who makes all the pensioners?

A model building?

Or do you do it in the old days?

Or do you do it in the Chinese ambassador?

What do you do?

I'm pretty sure that when you came here,

at first, the Chinese gave you a gift.

No, it's not like that.

You get used to it.

We'll tell you what it is.

You have a new part for freedom.

What can it be?

You can order it from China.

He went to the ambassador.

He can be a very good Chinese.

He's as good as English.

I'm pretty sure that Ueli is very popular there.

Wow, nameless jokes.

Ueli!

Ueli!

He never knew that he was there.

He asked who makes Ueli in the Chinese ambassador.

He just wanted to make sure that he's not at the old part.

He just wanted to make sure that he doesn't have any problems with the language.

Or he made my thesis with my colleagues.

He said, Ueli, I'm in the 6th year in China.

He's the only one you know.

He's the only one you know.

He's the only one you know from his time as a ambassador.

He's the only one you know from the ambassador.

He's the only one you know from the Chinese ambassador.

He said, I'm the only one you know from the ambassador.

And the other one, he's the only one you know from the ambassador.

That's how it was.

Ueli, you're the one.

He wasn't that good at the ambassador.

He wasn't that good at the ambassador.

I don't think so.

Maybe it's a big misunderstanding.

The Chinese just went to the old part.

They always say that they're still at the ambassador.

Taiwan is still in China.

Maybe it's not the case.

Or if you go to the ambassador on your own,

you don't want to be at the ambassador.

It's not like that.

He didn't do anything else

if he was going to be a ambassador.

Ueli always went to his own ambassador.

Nobody wonders.

He didn't ask the ambassador

if he was going to be a Chinese ambassador.

He didn't do it when he was at the ambassador.

He didn't do it when he was at the ambassador.

What did they do?

The wall at the Chinese,

the dome in Russia.

It's a bit of a hangover for communism.

It's still shaking.

And now there are people

who want to bring the people

into the name.

Even if the people's party is also in China.

It's not that interesting.

I think he's a bit different.

He's a bit different.

I think he's a bit different.

I think he's a bit different.

Because otherwise it's just me

who wants to be more than you really is.

You don't do this all the time,

but you even regain the self-confidence.

I realize it's important right away.

Perhaps he took an oath on the streets.

He stood out with you and said

I can just sit in there

when I am angry at the ambassador.

You could try it now.

They became just friends.

It's been so long in the museum, doesn't it.

He's sitting in a guest room

showing pictures and it shows Switzerland.

But do you know what happened? Did he publish the photo?

No, not at all.

If you were to...

He didn't post it.

We can be sure of that.

The guy in the room had a hook.

I can't say he had a hook from Switzerland.

He always asked what he got.

He didn't want to go anywhere.

Yes, yes.

The worst thing is that he just let himself be instrumentalized.

But then it's not cool.

No, it's not cool.

But it can also be that he's just really happy.

He has a really nice happy role in this job.

Yes, you don't know.

I'll go back to that.

He was asked where he got involved.

He didn't want to be unharmed.

Everything is possible.

He lobbied for economic development.

It's also possible.

We don't know.

We're just commenting.

We would never be a part of it.

Of course not.

I think it's up to August 1 until the next topic.

Now it's time for a second Swiss national holiday.

The National Council has announced a motion

which will take place on September 12 as the founding day

of the Swiss federal state in 1848.

And if you're here right now,

if you'd like to go up there,

I'd like to host you again on Christmas Eve.

Absolutely.

Imagine two national holidays ahead.

And then there are two camps.

Of course.

Why two national holidays?

Why are you here?

I think we have too few capital cities.

We only have one.

We don't have a real capital city.

It's not a real capital city.

It's not a real capital city.

Yes, so to counter that,

we have three capital cities.

We all have one.

We all have one.

We all have one.

Every language region has one.

But does it really have to be the 12th of September?

Exactly the 12th.

It's definitely a Sunday.

And what does that cost?

It's important for all Swiss people.

It's always important.

Can we make a bridge?

The best between the first and the second national holiday.

Make a bridge between you.

It's important that Friday is a bridge.

That's how close they are together.

But I think it's the same.

On the 12th of September,

there's a fire injury from the 1st of August.

That's why we have to make it on the 2nd of August.

It's easier to remember

and it's behind us.

The 1st of August is still free.

I think it's just the opposite.

It's just another day

when people buy again

as if they had a month off.

Everyone is rushing through the shops.

Some people said,

they're going to buy again.

Others will buy again.

Maybe that's the way it is.

It's the same.

I'm sure we'll vote on it.

We'll buy again.

But if there's a second national holiday

then the indirect proposal will be made.

It's a national holiday

but no one is free.

Always compromising.

The timing is pretty realistic.

The timing is pretty realistic.

The timing is pretty realistic.

On the 1st of August,

it was founded in Switzerland.

And then on the 12th of September,

1848,

it was okay by the authorities.

It makes sense.

It makes sense.

It really does.

Are you against it?

Of course I am.

It's a national holiday.

I can say,

yes, we celebrate Christmas here

but there's only one national holiday.

But I'm not against a holiday anymore.

But it was really Switzerland.

The first headline was

What is this?

Our economy is suffering.

Yes.

We're giving you the money again.

You're not just at home.

Correct.

I have a second solo program

for seven years.

I made this number

where I said,

we would collect all the holidays.

And you said,

you can put them in when you want.

I said, look,

it's Christmas here.

You can put them in when you want.

You can put them in when you want.

You can put them in when you want.

I think it's always better this way.

Can you take them when you want?

Yes.

I feel like Franz is looking for them.

I always have them on August.

I always have them on August.

It's like a family

where you can celebrate with each other.

It's good that you're forced to celebrate Christmas

because everyone is free.

You can't say, no, everyone.

But you can't say, I have to work.

It's like organized.

Or the family fight is like pre-programmed.

Respectively organized.

You want to say, the night is...

Family comes together.

You have to sit with your lover

but also with the family.

Yes, that's right.

I think it's more like

a further attempt of the Buer Lobby

to make an additional Buer Brunch.

Yes, of course.

We could go there.

We have a live show from the Buerhof.

Yes, but sold out.

We sold it out.

It went on for 30 seconds.

250 tickets for our

last live episode

for the summer holiday.

Thank you for your interest.

Together with the Swiss Bowyer and the builders.

Together with the Swiss Bowyer and the builders.

Yes, thank you.

I was really looking forward to it.

I thought it would go fast.

But they got the cold.

It's nice to feel it on the market again.

I was in the moment

when I left the folk.

Fun fact on the bike in the fitness.

Tomorrow at 7 am.

Let's just do it like that.

Yes, of course.

And then I thought, I have to take the ticket.

I have no idea.

I wish you both a lot of fun there.

It didn't work out for me.

You have to come.

Do you know who's coming?

Lukas Reimann.

The German-Swedish national bike

Lukas Reimann.

He was also in the training camp.

In the last week he finds

that his wife and Roman

should understand the language.

That's why the parliament should be

also allowed to speak.

It's really a shitty day

when you can order from the Lugano

but as a Sankala representative

in this round.

I have to say,

Lukas Reimann national bike

for the canton of Sankala.

Live in Wiel, Sankala.

He doesn't even talk about the East-Swedish dialect.

The gentleman is not so well-integrated.

First he should

talk about the East-Swedish dialect.

Then we can discuss

about the Swiss-Dutch.

But now the Sinner and the Roman

live so long in Switzerland

and there is still no Swiss-Dutch.

It's like an affront

to a Swiss-Dutch word.

Why are Roman and the Sinner

listening to you?

Should you be the best Swiss-Dutch person

in the world?

Gassis is here with the UNO security council.

He should do that.

Worldwide!

We can all be a little bit easier

when you can speak Swiss-Dutch.

That would be so much better.

It's nice.

That's the main topic

of the SVP-Six

at Lukas Reimann

and the Swiss-Dutch

or at Muelly-Muro-Hund-Sienen-Interviews.

Ah, it's already your home.

It's a classic idea

of the sorry

of the sad Lukas Reimann.

He always comes with

a bang.

I'm going to look at this.

It's been 15 years

in the parliament

and he didn't have anything

to stand up and say,

look, I did it.

Then he went out

and changed his mind.

Not from the Sinner

but from the SVP-Six.

He's always been a mascot

or a laughing stock.

He's always made the breaks

with shit

that cost us millions

year after year

and is just embarrassing.

Look, you're embarrassing.

You're embarrassing.

Really?

You know what I mean.

I'm asking you,

what's the indirect impact

on the Swiss-Dutch?

There are

breakthroughs.

There are

conservative things

or topics we can talk about

where we think

there has to be something

but that's not it.

It's really not.

That's really not it.

We're in a wave, you know?

You have to make headlines.

For those who haven't seen it yet,

there's also an article

about a Walliser

National Rat, I think.

It's about a Walliser

and Reimann is just so fucked

because you just notice

that it doesn't work

when everyone swears

and finds a consensus there.

It's really wonderful

and it just felt great.

And he made it.

That was the theme of the podcast.

Congratulations, Lukri.

Well, Reimann didn't see it

on the tour.

That was Mattias Hüppi.

Let's go to the police.

We're staying in East Switzerland.

They should get more competencies

to prevent punishment.

The big council talked about

preventive restaurants, hotels

and erotic businesses.

Preventive erotic businesses

that's what you have to say.

How do you prevent?

No, with a special loneliness

of Capo Togal.

Bang!

I see it in the new HEFA format.

Pumam the restaurant researcher.

He just goes away

and searches for the rest.

Preventive.

There are a lot of great statements

from the police.

Hüppi said

we should go to the model office

and search for the rest.

After the HEFA.

You stink.

You have to look for it.

It was a job.

But what kind of crimes

do we have to prevent

preventive in the tour?

Because for the dialect

it's too late.

You can't say that.

You shouldn't be so loud.

Preventive in the search

for restaurants, hotels

and erotic businesses

or if we were to speak at the HEFA

it was a job.

But if you're looking for

preventive hotels

there's a tripadvisor assessment.

The room was big.

9 policemen had a place to run.

Maybe.

Let's see.

We're going to Great Britain.

We started that day.

But now we're going to the British Blackpool.

It's fighting with the Möweblag.

To prevent this problem

people in the Fogelkostüm

have been arrested.

Do you still want to work for the Veradilly?

Greetings.

By the way,

recently

I've been fighting

with people in the Fogelkostüm

block.

Why do people in the Fogelkostüm

have to be arrested?

People alone

are fighting with the Möweblag.

They have a child in the back

and someone says

why do people in the Fogelkostüm

have to be arrested?

But that's not necessary

for the Möweblag.

It's very important.

It's for me.

And people are like

oh look at this dude

in the Fogelkostüm.

It's like when you're on the street

and you see someone like that.

It's not on the street.

It's really creepy.

I want to be in the Fogelkostüm.

Do you want to be in the Fogelkostüm?

Yes.

When I was asked

you're in the zoo

you have experience with the Möweblag

and then you have people

who look at you.

But maybe it's just a goal.

What?

You have to be in the Möweblag.

People in the zoo hate animals

who are still free.

You're still free, you have to be in the Möweblag.

Or for the Fogelkostüm.

Everyone in the Fogelkostüm

has to be in the Fogelkostüm.

He's dressed as a bread

and he has to be in the Fogelkostüm.

He has to be very fast.

But it works.

In Disneyland

they fought for a long time with the elephants.

Everyone in the zoo has to be in the Fogelkostüm.

Ah, that's it.

That's it.

I was in the zoo

a few days ago.

In the zoo.

As an attraction.

As an attraction?

No.

That's like a freak show.

No.

With the whole family we're in the zoo

and we had an attraction there

where

the zoo was closed.

The zoo was closed and then we were taken

by a biologist.

The animals were still in the cave.

No.

They only have the empty cage.

That would be the funny murderer.

But he died yesterday.

No.

No.

I really like that.

I found it very interesting

when I was in the zoo.

At all the jokes I made

about the fact that all humans

like to hide animals.

It's always a bit ambivalent.

I always have a tight feeling

when you see elephants.

But at the same time you know

what the zoo does for the population

and that sometimes

it also protects the species.

You have to stick to it.

First you have to focus on the topic.

Well, then we had a moral crackdown

with the animals.

But we still have something

right after this.

And we still have

the YouTube commentary

of the week.

Garolin wrote it and the last video.

Menno, you're one of the fairies

and let the common men go on Friday.

And then the tickets are all gone.

Who comes too late

will be punished by the animals

in the cage around the corner.

Let's go home with the hair dye.

That's very funny.

With absolute certainty, I know Garolin.

You were there

and you woke up next to him.

Yes, I woke up at Berika

and I woke up at the same time.

In the name of Garolin, I know

1999

and we went to school together.

I haven't dyed my hair yet.

But I already told you

about Gakko.

She lets us go to the farm.

Yes, for a couple of years.

Then I was surprised

at who let us go.

You were talking to me.

Oh, you were in my little podcast.

A little Glede.

Glede.

Yes, Lukas Reimann.

He didn't use the Swiss word.

I'm sorry.

Glede?

Glede is the Swiss word.

In any case,

who let us go?

Write in the comments.

I have to write, right?

Yes.

Just write what makes you happy.

Oh God.

Wow.

So many false stories of this success.

Reimann, I'm sorry.

You are the leader of this country

and you have the respect

in Parliament.

All the best.

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