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My local Edeka has good deals on beer every week. There is always 1-2 brands for Helles on sale and 1 brand of Weißbier. I typically save 6 to 8 Euros on a crate. I don’t think that Getränkedienste offer this as well, but I might be wrong. I’m not willing to pay €20 for a crate of beer.

I have no car as well, but I own a bike. I put the crate on the back . The only thing is that I live on the 3rd floor without an elevator.

I will not miss them. I have 6 supermarkets I can reach on foot.

IMG_5917.jpeg We have many workers in one of the apartments which is completely being renovated for some weeks now. My neighbour below put on a sign in different languages about the house door. The last sentence is hilarious „Du nix lassen auf Tür! Sonst kommen böse Mann. Wenn Du machen Du zahlen!“

Ian is the Beer Chief of Friday Beer Garden. He doesn‘t need an intro .

Now, I get carried away….it‘s Friday . DeLorean

Fraufruit wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2024 12:24 pm I wonder how it goes around turns.

Well, it doesn’t .

BTW- I grew up in the 1980s. Best decade ever.

Longest car in the world

What about your local Caritas?

Remembers me of a business trip to Dubai. I was waiting outside my apartment trying to get a taxi. A female taxi driver was driving around the block. I tried to get this taxi, but she didn‘t stop when I waived her. After she drove like 3 rounds around the block and I waived the whole time, she brief...

Fraufruit wrote: ↑Sun Aug 25, 2024 11:47 pm Coffee my ass. I'm going and I'm having beer.

Exactly. My doctor told me to drink at least 3 liters of liquid per day when it’s hot. A Mass is already 1 liter. Use your common sense.

pappnase wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 2:25 pm There are lots and lots of things that you can buy in the US easily but which you can't bring into Germany, and vice-versa, the reasons for this are usually good.

Like this one. Forbidden in the US.

Fraufruit wrote: ↑Sun Aug 18, 2024 8:27 amCurrently, one.

Two would be very cosy

I don’t mind bicycles in a bag in a train, but people carrying cellos in ridiculous large cases on a train is another story . They occupy an extra seat since it can’t be stored elsewhere.

If you don‘t like wearing a seatbelt

A younger colleague of mine got private insurance, but later in life he became a father of two children. They are not automatically co-insured like with public insurance. He pays €180 per kid extra per month. The financial gain he got with private insurance was undone, so when you take private insur...

The waiting time for privately insured patients is definitely shorter than publicly insured. A girl-friend of mine has private insurance and is often seen within a couple of days. She visits several specialists on a regular basis. Basically, they squeeze her in it seems. She also has her blood teste...

So, basically some of you go about it like getting rid of a dead body.

PS- this is the official Friday post.

I usually cut up my cards into lots of small pieces, especially the parts with name and numbers on, and put pieces in different rubbish bins - some will be in the bins at home, whilst some will be at work, or at the bus stop, or wherever. Wow, that‘s very thorough. I was just reading that you can t...