Executive Summary
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- One host records the Summer Breeze episode alone from the Berlin office, guarding the shop while the other two call in from their holidays.1:52
- Jakob describes a sport he found in the port of Cannes: two gondola-like wooden boats, a heavy man on a plank at each bow trying to shove the other into the harbour, a 12-year-old stick boy swimming out to fetch the wooden staff, and smoking, cheering fans on the quay next to the superyachts.13:26
- Schmitty explains that his finca's owner gets him a table at any restaurant on the island, so out of embarrassment he orders and eats everything, including his parents' leftovers, and is 3 to 5 kilos heavier than when he left the hotel.26:17
- Singapore comes up as the opposite of Berlin: freedom traded for security, chewing gum and vapes simply unavailable, and feeding pigeons punished with a 6,000 dollar fine and three weeks in prison so that nobody tries it again.36:52
- In Provence the same complaint returns, with Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where Picasso once drank with Chagall, now shop after shop selling pictures of the place itself, which the hosts call the museum shop without the museum.58:39
Key Quote
“And now I've seen a sport and I swear to you, you've probably never seen it in your life.”
— Jakob13:26
Key Quote
“Because that's a danger, I haven't seen it coming yet and I want to explain exactly why I've become so fat.”
— Schmitty25:56
Key Quote
“There's the old rule of freedom against security, that means there are draconian penalties for everything.”
— Klaas36:52