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Hi, welcome back. Oh my God. Season 2, Episode 1. Bussi blabla. Season 2 is happening.
Season 2, Episode 1 of Bussi Bla Bla covers hair transformations, vacation stories, karaoke moments, and friendship celebrations.
Key Takeaways
- Season 2 marks a fresh start with new topics and personal stories.
- Hair changes symbolize new artistic and personal directions.
- Vacations are a mix of relaxation, family time, and unexpected social moments.
- Karaoke and music remain central themes connecting the hosts and their audience.
- Friendship and celebration are important themes highlighted in the episode.
What the video covers
- Introduction to Season 2, Episode 1 of Bussi Bla Bla with hosts catching up after months.
- Discussion about a hair transformation to blonde and hair care routines.
- Sharing humorous stories about a Eurovision trophy and a decorative figure named Cornelia.
- Vacation experiences including an all-inclusive holiday in Antalya, Turkey with family and friends.
- Karaoke bar encounter where the host’s song was performed by a fan, leading to a social media connection.
- Additional travels to Germany, Vorarlberg, Zurich, and Greece with family and friends.
- Descriptions of active holidays, family bonding, and game nights during trips.
- Reflections on hospitality and recognition at a favorite hotel in Rhodes, Greece.
- Hints at upcoming segments like the Bussi Hotline and friendship anniversary celebrations.
- Casual, friendly tone with personal anecdotes and light humor throughout the episode.
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What are we talking about today? We're talking about hair horror stories. Yes. We’re talking about all-inclusive vacations and what you do when your own song suddenly plays in a karaoke bar.
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Guilty. We’re talking about how to properly celebrate a 20-year friendship anniversary. Mhm. And then we have the Bussi Bussi blabla. The Bussi Hotline.
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The Bussi Hotline has started. So stay tuned for that. Stay tuned. Bussi. Bl. Hello. Hello.
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We are back. Sorry, my fingers, my hands are sweaty. It makes n Yeah, thanks. Makes n my beautiful everything off right away. Welcome back season everybody. We are back.
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We are back. Can you believe it? Did you miss us? Did you miss us? We missed you.
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Yeah. Wow. Hi. It feels like I haven’t seen you in 100 years. We’ve seen each other 100 years.
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But it also feels very recent. Recent or somehow totally weird. Well, if you look at it in numbers, it’s what?
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Three, four months, five, I don’t know. What, four? Nah, four. I don’t even know. You’ve become blonde.
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Yes, looks super. Been a few changes. Thank you. Okay, talk it. Yeah, you know, I thought, I want change. I want to approach something different now. Musically too, new era, new direction, a bit dancy and all. I thought to
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myself because I wanted I always wanted to dye my hair and try something new.
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It was like kind of a thing, yeah. And yeah, now I’m just blonde. Cool, did you use blue shampoo?
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No. Nah. No. It looks super. Thank you, yeah, they aren't as fried as they used to be, but yeah, with your hair length it doesn't matter anyway.
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Yeah, look, it's already so long, I had my hair touched up a month ago, it's really cool now when it comes through like that. Yeah, I think that's cool somehow with hair has gotten longer too. Super long, was
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debating daily whether to cut it off or not. I like it. Yeah I like it but it is I think it looks a bit. What is it, the hair, it just hangs there, it’s cut amazingly well, thanks, but I am
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the most difficult client, I am always I am always checking. Yeah. Um yeah but they grow super fast.
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Oh well. Yeah I mean, they've been fuller and thicker before, but you don't get you that's really thick.
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Well, this is Cornelia. She is now, she finally gets to be outside. She gets to breathe the fresh air.
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Fresh air. She once had a Eurovision trophy cup. Where it went, I have... Oops.
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Who knows. I once bought it at...I have stories. Oh my God, I have stories. Oh, the ring also matches that, it's thick silver.
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Okay. Sorry, sorry. The, the MS pulled something out of her drawer. The M, err, she then...
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had holiday...something. What? It's always so...out there. I'm already looking forward to inheriting something. Yes, yes, yes. Will you inherit Cornelia now?
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Cornelia, I'll build her like an altar and you, and she stands in the middle.
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Candle. I have it in the office, when she stands in the office, it's on a turntable.
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Oh my God, that's right. But with a fan so the hair blows a little.
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What you also need to add are small spotlights that project upwards. It keeps getting better.
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That will be awesome. That's how she stood at the, when we were looking at you. Stood there and watched.
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That's hilarious. You, you have to bring her turntable next time. I want to see her spin.
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Yes, okay. We don't work at all. Tell me, tell me now, tell us, did you even go on vacation?
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Mhm. Yes, I was out and about a lot this summer. Okay. So, an active holiday.
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Exactly. Active holiday with family, with friends, and also some alone time with my boyfriend. And we were also on vacation with his family. So I was out and about quite a bit.
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Where, warm, so first with the fam in Antalya in Turkey. What? Was it all inclusive?
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All-inclusive holiday, but such cool huts. Yes, cool huts. I ate so much. No kids allowed? Well, children were allowed, because my niece was there too. Oh, that's a blade. Yes, exactly. You can sleep outside.
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For the little one, there's a sunbed outside. Sunbed. See you in the morning. I'm going to get something to drink now.
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Yes, exactly. All inclusive, that was so much fun and then... did I know them unfortunately?
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Yes. Were they there for... there were Austrians there too. Yes, that was crazy. And...
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had some animation nights, house sang. No, thank God. Exactly, but someone sang "Laem" karaoke there and I thought to myself, they can't be serious. They knew that I, of course, but it was hilarious. I was just standing there, I went up to her, I was
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like, wow, you sang great. Like, thank you so much. And I was like who are you?
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Yeah, because I was already blonde then. And then she was like: "Ah, no, wait, I was already blonde then." Like, "Who are you?" And I was like, "It's me JJ." Like, so then I showed her my Insta. Like, oh my God. Hi Jayj.
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Is that cute. Yeah, that was F. And did she sing it well? Yes, she sang well. I was really, I mean, chapeau, because I find the song demanding to sing anyway, it's just so taxing, but she just sang it without any trouble. I
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thought, yeah, okay, fine, then when the time comes, I'll let you know, then you can be on stage with me. I'll just get the people to clap. Set is friends.
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She is your friend. I think I'm Did you follow back? Yes, I followed back. But I don't remember if that was her main profile or her artist one. Exactly, that's why I'm not even sure.
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Okay. Wow. Yeah. She she she she is a singer. Okay. She made it. Okay. Nice.
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To Antalya. Yeah. She made it to Antalya. On the big stage, the hotel. Yeah. And then?
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Well, and that's also just god. Food inclusive. How awesome. That was awesome. That was awesome.
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Awesome. Drinks were also all inclusive. So you could just get something from the fridge.
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I always drank everything Zero, so I could obviously eat more, you know, to compensate.
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Oh, that's how you do it, huh? Because plus and plus is too much. Plus and Zero equals less plus. You know, it's like when I eat a burger and there's lettuce in it. A bit of healthiness to it.
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Um, and then we were on vacation in Germany with my boyfriend and his family. Then where were you? How long were you there? How long were you in Antalya?
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In Antalya it was a week. Exactly. And then we came back. The next day I drove to Germany with them.
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Okay. And we made it to Germany. Münster. So, where is the family originally from?
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How is it with with with with with with the family? Family. So fun. It's so fun. We played so many games.
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Yeah. We bought this dice game called Quicks, well Qwixx. And then we played Qwixx the whole time. That was so fun. Anyway, moving on from that. Then we were in Vorarlberg with the Spiegis. And then we were in
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Vorarlberg and then we visited Schlamelm in Zurich. We then drove to Zurich by car.
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Ah, okay. Exactly. And was the fun Schlamelm in Vorarlberg only for a bit or?
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No, in Vorarlberg we stayed there at her grandparents' house, the roommate. Okay. And exactly then we took a look around Vorarlberg because I'd never been there before. Then visited Schlamelm back.
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Are you in the "Ländle" again? Yes. Beautiful, brutally beautiful in the "Ländle," for sure.
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Mhm. And then you were with Schlamelm and then Exactly, I was with Schlamelm, then back again, then I was in Greece, just like you.
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Where were you? Rhodes, like every year, always at the same hotel, always around the same time always with with my sister and a best friend. Ah, okay.
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Sweet. They know you already. Yes, yes, yes, yes. They already know. They surely noticed that you won.
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Exactly, exactly. We were there for the first time before I went to [the show], and then the year after I won, and then we were there again, like, "Ah, congratulations, welcome back," and now when you arrive there. I'm like, "Hi, I
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would like to check in," and she's like, "I don't have to ask you this question." And I thought to myself, "Oh okay." Love that. Thank you, I really appreciate it. And that was Thank you for the hospitality. I love
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it here. Yeah, we were there for a week too, a we
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Was that all over? Was it all over? Back to work. When did you start? September. No.
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Actually, September. Ah, I was still in London for Ariana Grande. How was that? Wow, she has such range. I mean, she can She really has a golden voice, she can sing so well, and I really believe this musical theater education and her
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training made her voice much healthier. Ah. She sounded super. I saw her twice. The first time I obviously cried my eyes out because she sang One Last Time. My favorite song of all time by her. Yeah.
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And I waited 12 years to finally hear that song live. And Wow. Yeah. I think I saw a few videos.
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Yeah. Nice. Thank you. Did you meet them? What kind of record label do they have?
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Uh, not my label, a different one. Okay. But enough about me. How was your vacation? You were abroad for five weeks straight, right? Well, in my defense, the last time I had a vacation that long, I was in school.
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Yeah, you’re allowed to treat yourself once in a while. I was in Greece for five weeks. I was there for two weeks on Santorini.
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Lovebird holiday. And then three weeks with my friends, we celebrated our 20th friendship anniversary.
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Oh, that’s so on Crete. And Santorini is gorgeous. Mhm. But they’re crazy with what they charge, honestly.
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It’s so expensive, it’s insane. Um, aside from that, we were, well, it was a couples' trip. We were with another couple who had been there before, and they showed us the island, and we went on trips and saw historical stuff.
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Yeah, before, I was really impressed, I have to say, with the island, because that was the largest volcanic eruption there was at that time. It was dark on Earth for five years, and it's like, you look at Santorini and think, "
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Where's the crater?" And then you realize, oh, the whole island is the crater, and you're just like, "Crazy vacation." Mm.
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And I eventually, maybe not by week one , I thought, "There aren't that many Austrians here, and no one is talking to me." I'm cool with it. I'm fine.
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And then we were at breakfast, and the people working at the hotel, working at breakfast, were all wearing sunglasses because it was outside.
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Mhm. And, you know, to save their eyes, and I was just, I was just lovey-dovey back and forth, and then she walked away and said, "You remind me of someone." And I said, "Sorry?" And she said, "Room number, what was your room
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number?" And I said, "Oh, 714, you know ." She said, "You remind me of your room number," but I didn't hear that. I just thought, "You remind me of someone ." I was about to say, "Who should I
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sign for?" Oh, that would be so. That was a bit embarrassing, but then we went to the beach and suddenly three girls run up to me and say they love our podcast.
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Austrian girls. Austrian girls, you know. And then they said, yeah, they love our podcast so much.
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Oh. Best regards, yeah, best regards back if you see them again, exactly, then. And that was, that was, that was I think, that was, that was a bit embarrassing. Well, not the beach part, but you know, you can never really tell,
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you know, when people stop you and say, oh my god, oh my god, excuse me, you turn around and think, why is someone talking to me now?
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And then it just means you dropped something or something like that. Yeah, and a part of me, a part of me breaks inside.
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Yeah, I understand. Maybe you should go to Greece like that. Maybe then people will immediately recognize who you are.
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With the trophy. So and then, and then we were in Crete for three weeks.
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Mm. And it was just, you know, I mean Martin and I, we are so hardcore when it comes to vacationing.
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I can really vegetate in silence for three weeks and just read a book and only get up because I want to eat something. And then there are others among us who want to do something and all that. I get it, but I'm really like
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, we're standing, I would say, three weeks ago, I had nothing to do for two weeks and six days. Wait a second.
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But did you have a hotel or what? No, we rented a villa. Oh, okay. Because that would have been a bit that was wild.
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That was wild. Breakfast, nest, uh hotel does that exist? s yeah, cool, then I understand.
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free balling yeah okay if so then, but that was wonderful. it doesn't matter if you have a house there but love that.
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And we had a sauna, a small one. Very cool. And I always went into the sauna, then I jumped into the pool, laid down, went back into the sauna.
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Oh, cool. It was absolute madness. And then it was so relaxing that my flesh just clung to my bones and every move was really strenuous. Yeah, then I came back five weeks ago, came back on Thursday and on Friday I played the
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Luziwutzi. Yeah, I saw that. That was at the he was good, but also funny, because you're like, I have to say, I've kept a lot of that relaxation.
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Awesome. I'm a bit less obsessed with the idea that I have to go biking twice a week or work out every single day. I don't have to cut out carbs. I'm a bit Oh, and my summer started with
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Madonna in Amsterdam. Oh God, you sent me that. Madonna was in Amsterdam. Did she show up? Three-quarters of an hour late.
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Naturally. I think it was scheduled for 12:30 a.m. and she showed up at 3 a.m. or something. But she brought the heels with her. Well, when I wrote to you Maybe she was waiting for the heels.
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No, they arrived together in the car, because they made a music video where you see them in the car on the way to the gig.
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Okay. Okay. Um, I drank way too many margaritas the night before and it was super fun, but what I underestimate is the sugar and tequila.
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Mhm. So, a tequila hangover is no joke and you feel so sick all day, it's incredibly draining. No, I don't really have hangovers, unfortunately.
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Then I waited for Madonna, the marg I remember, you sent me a photo. What did I write? Something.
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You wrote once One second. We know her. Oh, I see. No, because the , because the, because the B Bibi Charlie XCX was there.
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Yes, Bibi Rexha was there. And then you sent me a photo and you wrote, "We know her." And I had to laugh so hard.
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She was really good. Yeah, she's good. Bibi Rexha, she was really good. Yes. Yes, exactly.
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She's awesome. So. Now we know her. So now we know. That was the summer.
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Yeah, it was awesome. It really was awesome. Lying around for four weeks. It's just great.
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Won't happen again for a long time, which is fine. But after 12 years of grinding. You're allowed to treat yourself, I think, I know, but it's fine, you don't do it every year, so it's fine. It's okay.
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And if you're also celebrating an anniversary, I think it's totally fair with friends. 20-year friendship anniversary, sweet.
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It's really cute. Especially with the whole group. Yes, we had fun, we reminisced a bit and shared old stories.
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Did someone make a PowerPoint presentation? Not that, but Martin had prepared a sentence for every day— since it was 20 years, it was like 20 days—and he had a sentence for each day. But we only had a first meeting at
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the first talk and then at some point, there was just no more organized whatever it was, just no more.
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From day 3 on, everyone does their own thing. Awesome. I love that. I love it so much to be alone with other people. Like I do my thing, but this whatever, you don't necessarily have to be with each
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other, but you don't feel alone either. Exactly. If you feel like chatting with someone, you just walk over. Hey, what's up?
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Everything good? Hey. Hey. Do you come here often? Yes, obsessed. Yeah, it was really beautiful. And then I and we also, my boyfriend and I, we just celebrated our one-year anniversary on vacation or now back then and I made him I made him a
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photo book, you know, and you cut things out and made little collages. Yeah, and I even have the photos from the vacation, so really like, it's up to date. Wow! High production value. No budget, no budget.
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No budget for the one anniversary gift, because I say, what I think is, I like getting a gift for my birthday, there you can be calmer you can be calmer, you can splurge there.
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Yeah, and maybe for Christmas. Yeah, but for the for the especially for you, your birthday and Christmas are actually quite close, but not too close.
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Not too close. It's going to there is more than a month in between. Still have to dig deep into your pockets though.
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Well, I don't expect much. Yeah, you'll get two Kellys. That's fine. One birthday Kelly and one Christmas Kelly.
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Yes. Yes. Signed by Kim K. Imagine that. Oh my God. Yeah, my birthday is the 6th. November.
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I know. Mhm. I know. Mhm. It's very soon. It's very soon. Um yeah, how did it feel when you stood back on stage, I mean you were fully relaxed, but was everything, did you have to rehearse again or did it come as
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Yeah, we did a resumption rehearsal on Thursday at 4 um yeah it was then already it fit already so oh my God wow, then you saw all your colleagues again. Resumption rehearsal, rehearsed, colleagues, people seen.
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Love that. So yeah, it's really nice. But it's also independent of the vacation, because there are always such long phases between the shows and that seeing them again. It's always, yeah, it's super cool, just like a school trip. I mean, it was very funny, but I
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have to say, the performance was different because I was really just sort of, like, relaxed. Yeah, it wasn't, it just kept getting more dramatic. The longer the vacation was over.
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Oh, we got a message. Yes, for real now. I think so. Now we got a message, because our dear Bussies, we have a new hotline.
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That's insane. We created a hotline. "Created," especially. We opened up a hotline. Um, and that's so you can send us your questions, or if you need tips for something, or if you want to tell an anecdote where you still need something
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from us, feel free to send us a message , a voice memo, and then we will get back to your question. And you can find the number in the description below, and we're we're already looking forward to it.
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Need a jingle first. Oh, we need a jingle. Damn. For the hotline, I think. So that you, so that you, so that you know you're connected correctly. We've we've already written down a bit. Look.
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A couple of ideas we jotted down. It says here: " Ring us up, because a Bussi can help." This is the Bussi Hotline. Oh, but we have to add a little bit to it now, of course.
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Ah, you can speak and then you sing. Oh, I see, ring us up, because a Bussi can help.
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This is the Bussi Hotline. Ah, yeah, where are we now? That was the troubles.
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That was the rehearsal. And now we're really recording it. So, should we read it in unison? And then we sing.
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Yes, okay. Wait, but wait a minute. Oh, right, yeah, we are recording. We've been recording the whole time. That's super.
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Okay. So. Hey, ring us up, because a Bussi can help. This is the Bussi Hotline.
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Wait, we started a bit too late. Should we start right away or or you read it out. Go ahead. No, we'll do both both. Yes. Yes. Should we do or let's split up the first sentence.
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Kitchen. Okay. Should I say? Ring us up, and then you say, because a Bussi can help.
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Okay. This is the Bussi Hotline. Okay, cool. Okay. Okay. Ring us up, because a Bussi can help. This is the Bussi Hotline.
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It's good. I like this. That wasn't bad. Okay, next one. Um, smile, dear sunshine. Okay, like this.
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I'll start, I'll try to get it. Okay. Smile, dear sunshine. This is the Busy Hotline. Hey, that was really good. Was almost too good.
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So, the next one, you, I can't read this. Do you have worries or cares?
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Controversial or Brave? This is the Busy Hotline. Okay. Um, I'll read the first part, because you are, after all, the controversial or Brave one. That's your that's your line.
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Let's do it like that. Do you have worries or cares? Controversial yet Brave. This is the Busy Hotline.
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Um, so. How do we do the next one? Um, start from the beginning. Yeah, against cloudy, gloomy times. Okay, thank okay, against cloudy, gloomy times. A kiss makes the heart expand. Kiss me, it hasn't gone out yet.
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Okay, that was, and the last one. Do you hear it on the phone already?
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Do you hear it on the phone already? So the whole thing, and then comes "this is the Busy Hotline." Okay.
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Okay. Let's do it together. Yes, we'll just give it a try. Okay. Hey, do you hear it on the phone already?
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Kiss, kiss, vibration. This is the Busy Hotline. Wow, love. That's awesome. We have a new jingle.
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We got jingles. Hey guys, also thanks to the editorial team for preparing this fantastic...
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Thanks for the new phone. Thanks for the new phone. We needed it. Yes. I was in desperate need of a new phone.
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A new phone. Yeah. Um, and we, exactly, you already said it, so please, dear Busis, definitely um share your little anecdotes. We were wondering earlier if maybe one or two celebrities might show up at some point .
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That would be... we voicenote. That would be...leave a message after the beep. Yeah, Ms. Ger Rogers, please call us.
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Please call and tell me what's in my horoscope right now. I'd love that, or call Barbara Car.
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Oh, the BS, that would be cool. Or call Ms. Stöckel. Love her. Or otherwise we can also still...
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Who's coming? I think we're good for now. No, just kidding, just kidding. Yes, please everyone. Yes, all of you today Austria, if you need advice, Papsi, if you want to know where to go for your next vacation, call us, we're here for you.
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We have all the nudist beaches listed. Yes, exactly. Um, This is the Possi Hotline. Hey, since we're at it, listening to messages, there are some here.
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It says: "Help, my roommate is Greek now. Let's listen to what she says." Dear Bussi, my roommate just got back from Greece, but she didn't come back like herself at all. Get it? I mean, she's saying "kalimera" all the time
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and yeah, it's cool, but also a bit cringe, and then she's always there at 11 p.m., the shared kitchen looks a mess, she doesn't take out the trash, and when I ask her if she's taken the trash out,
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she nods, but she hasn't taken it out. But in Greece, you nod when you mean no . So, the head goes up, too, for no, and I don't get it, and it's so exhausting, and she's always like, "
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Yeah, I was in Greece," and now I'm just wondering, and I wanted to ask you . How long are you allowed to pretend to be a local after a vacation when you aren't one? It's like, ugh, how long
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can you do that? How long can someone do that until they deserve a wake-up call?
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Yeah, let me know. By the way, P.S., I think it's so cool that I can get your live advice via the Bussi Hotline now.
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Oh, thank you. That is I love her roommate, too, I have to say . So, the question is, how long was she on vacation? If in Greece for five weeks, I think you can allow yourself to be a little bit Greek when you come
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back for a while. I am, I am guilty, as far as that's concerned, but with Greece, I didn't keep saying "kalimera" after I got back. I I I was in Paris for a moment once.
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Yeah. And then I noticed that while driving home. Sorry, you speak German. Yes. Yeah. I mean, but I think we're with our English thing anyway, that's already well it's already a bit of that, you can see the affinity there. Um, yeah, I don't
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know how long. I don't know. Well, I mean, if you, especially looking at your example, you were there for five weeks and you just adapt, as far as the food culture goes or how people are with each other. They eat much later,
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after all. The same if you're in Spain, then siesta and stuff. the way the kitchen looks, it’s just, I find the real issues for me aren’t the room itself, but rather that the kitchen is a mess and the trash isn’t
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being taken out. Yeah, I think so, because is that a Greek habit? I don't know.
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I don't think so. I think the Greeks are pretty clean. Yes, of course. Hey, but it is a good excuse. Eh, I would only give her one week after the vacation and then you can gladly give her a slap. Back to reality. We are
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obviously against violence in any form. No, no, no, no. Absolutely not. I mean, you can I thought you wanted to slap her. No, you can talk to her and say: "Hey honey , I know you still appreciate your
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vacation, but time to let go and move away from the past and look into the future." But it is also an iconic move. Imagine, imagine, she would come into the kitchen every morning with a towel.
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The audacity, in a bathrobe. In a bikini. In a bikini. Like, hi, hello everyone.
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No Greek yogurt with nuts, please. It’s -3 ° outside, I don't feel it at all, my room is at 27 °.
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Imagine the heating bill on top of that . Okay, but cool, I love her, seriously.
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Give her a week. Let her live in the fantasy forever. Yeah, she can do that too, so the next ones are Nora, Alena and Mina, they became friends through the podcast.
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Cute. That's ultra sweet. Hi JJ, hi Tom, this is Alena, Nora and Mina. And we are so happy that we get to tell you our story of how we met through your podcast and actually became friends.
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A friendship story that was created because of you. So we thought, instead of a dating story, we’d tell you our friendship story today.
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It all started when I saw Mina in the comments because she wrote that she was also going to the JJ concert in Cologne and we started messaging and she was like: "Yeah, I read that you're also going to the JJ concert, do you want to
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meet there?" And then she also created a group with her, her friend Josephine and me, because we were all going to the concert. We were excited for the concert every day, we also talked a bit about our private lives and so on
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and then we really messaged daily, all together and counted the days and and we finally got to meet each other in Cologne.
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and Jay really thanks, thanks, thanks it was the best concert I’ve ever been to. You are so talented, iconic and funny, I mean really, I don't know how anyone can be that crazy. I personally am also really looking
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forward to seeing Tom in Düsseldorf, as well as Nora. And we just wanted to say thank you so, so, so, so much for an amazing podcast, and that we were able to meet through the podcast. And JJ, now a question for you. When can we
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expect the unreleased songs? Because sorry, but they are all such bangers. Really, every single one of them is so awesome. Please, please, please release them and yeah, could you please maybe go on tour with the podcast? That would
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be really cool. I don't know if that's possible to organize, but that would be really great. Yeah, that can definitely be organized.
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That can be organized. You they already know about it over there behind the glass panel.
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We'll book it figure it out. I mean, you have to say, it's totally cute.
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It’s ultra sweet that they sort of found each other through the podcast and that they found out they both live in Cologne. That’s really sweet.
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That’s super sweet. So cute. And I must say, the voice message was also so well curated.
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Yeah, it's so stitched together. Yeah, what? Toge-, I think it's good. Well, it has but guys, that makes me really happy.
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Thank you both. That was really, really cute. So and especially that they I'm looking forward, looking forward to Düsseldorf going to the concerts.
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Yeah, super cool from both of us. I love that. Thanks for the support. Thanks for the support. We love that.
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Thank you guys. Um, to answer your question. We're working on it. Um, yeah , I just have to see which of the unreleased songs is the strongest. Um, we are keeping statistics during the tour to see what resonates best with
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the people. Um, measuring the applause in terms of decibels. teasing you but we’re checking what goes over best and then it will be, um, then it will be filtered out.
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Awesome, you and controversial now, brave, you can't just release all the songs, right, only three?
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Theoretically yes, but for now a total of five or six new songs are planned.
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For an EP or whatever. Exactly, another EP, but I performed nine unreleased songs or no, eight unreleased songs.
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Awesome. And that’s why it’s a bit hard to That is really great for your fans.
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That is extremely cool. They are all great. I don't know the songs at all. I have to get them.
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Yes, you'll hear them at my last show in Vienna. I'm looking forward to that.
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Like a capital city. on on October, tomorrow. I'm so looking forward to you playing all the songs tomorrow. Yes.
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Yes. It's exciting. It's very exciting. Very exciting time in our lives. M don't we have more than one message?
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Ah yes, that's right. We have another message. The kissing direction. How many kisses result in nose accidents?
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Hi Tom. Hi JJ. I read something funny, namely a study that more than two-thirds of people tend to tilt their head to the right when kissing. Aha.
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Now I'm wondering, are you guys right-tilters or left-tilters? And because that doesn't work out, have there ever been any accidents with noses? Excuse me.
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Great question. Yeah, but what's that supposed to mean, that you have big noses? But wait.
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No, please. Whatever, whatever. Talk about that, but wait, if both tilt to the right, then it works out anyway. How do the accidents happen then? Maybe if a left-handed person turns to the left and the other person to the right, then
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you bump into each other. I think it's more on the way back, but Ah I see. Ouch, understand, understand.
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I don't know. I don't even know how. Well, I always tilt to the right, because it's also about which hand you use, whether you're right or left-handed. That's the dominant side, you always turn that way.
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Really? I don't even know if I with re. Wow. Full one full. Love that.
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Yes. I haven't thought about that yet. Yes, me neither. But nose accidents, yes, that has happened before, when turning back, we bumped nose-to-nose.
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Mhm. But otherwise, not really. Did you know that, um, every day the light that touches us, every new day from the sun or from you?
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Yes, from the sun, um, is a few million years old. Yes. Why does everybody know that?
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It is also the Do you know why? Well, there well, because it all comes from the core of the sun and then it spreads out .
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Yes. Yes. And the core of the sun is so dense that it takes millions of years for the light to get out.
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Yes. And the light we're seeing right now is actually 8 minutes old. Yeah, exactly.
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So that’s another thing. Did you watch the same video as me? No, but the, well, light just takes 8 minutes from the sun to get to us.
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So if the sun were to go out right now, we wouldn’t notice it for 8 minutes.
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Yeah, I think that's crazy too. Why was that? Why does everyone know that? I, I was so proud of my newly acquired knowledge or whatever. Yeah, I love that, it's cool, or like when you look at a planet, they're also a
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few Oh, look. So, if you look at Jupiter, it's also a few, um, light minutes behind, so to speak. So, yeah, let's say you're, um, 10 million light-years away and then you look at Earth from there, you would see Earth
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as it looked 10 million years ago. Yes. And the stars we see are also us looking at light from the past.
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Exactly. It could be that the stars aren't even there anymore, that they've exploded. I love the universe. Yes. Fun.
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When is she going to Miss Universe? Yeah, as soon as she's old enough. Yes. Austria. Austria.
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Austria. But with a W. Austria. Austria. Our favorite editorial team came up with something cool.
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We're here on the torment bench, or what's it called? The torment bench. What is it called?
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The witness stand. The witness stand. We're here on the witness stand. We have to decide for ourselves whether someone is guilty or not guilty. And I think that sounds like a DE.
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Yes, I think we're highly competent, I would have loved to be a lawyer or a judge.
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Like Kimberly. Like Kimberly. The closest she will ever get to Law is Law Roach. Her new style icon.
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Crazy. Fash. Someone wrote that. So it said Law Roach. is now styling Kim Kardashian and someone wrote that's the closest she'll ever get to law. Oh my God.
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So, let's see. Have I secretly checked work-related emails while on vacation? Yeah, yeah, I have, but it wasn't that time-consuming, because the thing is, everything basically goes through my inbox, yeah, or Instagram, and then I see the message and then I quickly read it, and
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if it's an inquiry, I forward it to management. Yeah, but yeah, I mean, it's like getting a normal text message on my phone.
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I bought something that I will never wear. Always, right? Yeah, I think in the moment it's cute, but then when I get it home, I think, I think this is something for Vinted.
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Yeah, we called it. Is it pretty, or Santorini pretty? Yeah, I ghosted someone who said we absolutely have to see each other this summer.
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But ghost happened like on both sides. I think also because you weren't there at the same time. You think, okay, you plan to see each other in the summer, but then you come back and the person is gone, then they come back, then
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you're gone again. So, I guess. Yeah, so not on purpose. Yeah, exactly. It just didn't happen.
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Same. I passed off my sunburn as a nice tan. Hardly get sunburned. I didn't get a sunburn this summer either.
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I listened to a song so many times that I'm embarrassed. I've listened to songs an extreme amount, but I'm not embarrassed.
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It's not embarrassing either. I don't care. I spent more money on outfits than food this summer.
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No, definitely not, man. More on food. More food. F. F. Yeah. Anyways, next. I left a hotel room in a state I'm ashamed of.
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No, no. I sometimes feel so bad that if there's a towel on the floor, I pile it all up and then I make my bed, so that it's exactly, so that something is done, just convenient. Yeah. Yeah. F and
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guilty. I wore a look on vacation as if it were a red carpet. Yeah, if you go out for a fancy dinner or to an event, it belongs there.
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Yeah, I was recognized on vacation and pretended to be someone else. Yeah, you pretended you pretended you were Room 7. Love that. Well, I thought, hey.
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Yeah, for sure. Vers, I ate only souvlaki, pita, and frappe for more than three days in a row.
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Absolutely, very guilty. Absolutely. Especially the same routine, and so on. Always pita gyros. Yeah, I talked my way into a club or got an upgrade.
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In a I got an upgrade while flying. Love that. That was nice. Club, no. While flying, though. Yeah, I complained about the heat and still wore boots.
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No, I didn't wear anything at all. Fair point. I followed the Taylor Swift wedding as if it were my own.
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No, certainly not. I couldn't care less, to all you Swifties out there. Love, we love you. But it was just, like, that It wasn't even a public wedding.
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It was Madison Square Garden and then the TNT sign said just married. So yeah , if it had been Kimberly and Khloé, they probably would’ve livestreamed it.
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That would’ve been different. But that doesn’t interest me either. Married. Okay, cool. Happy for you.
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Even if Ariana got married now, it wouldn’t make me want to jump into a livestream. Maybe I’d check to see if there were any photos yet, but I don’t need more than that.
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I’ve sung along more often than I’d like to admit. Hell no, no let's go. The FIFA World Cup song by Shakira.
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Ah and Burna Boy or something? Yeah, I think with Burna. I only saw that halftime show. That was the straightest thing I've ever seen.
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That was the worst thing I've ever seen . Especially Madonna, everything was pre-recorded and then she came out for the last sentence. I mean, what the hell was going on?
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And they were doing this whole kumbaya, "Yeah, we all love each other." Yes, America, we are looking. And then they had this rainbow-colored thing in the darkest version of the rainbow colors.
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But do you know who, who, who, who did that? The director was Chris Martin from, um, Coldplay. You could see the influences. The rainbow colors. So, Coldplay does use those rainbow colors.
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Yeah, but not, like, bright. It was dark blue, dark green, dark red. Yeah, that’s true, but yeah. No, I mean, I really followed the World Cup religiously.
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Oh, right, that’s true. Yeah, you’re a fan. Yeah, totally, we also always watched the public viewings at the square. It was great. Um, but the halftime show was a disaster. Justin Bieber was such a mood killer. I love Justin. Well, his
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old music. I thought he’d bring out something cool, an old banger, but then he sang Hallelujah.
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Sing. Yeah, exactly. Something Christian. Girl, where’s the vibe? Like, it was just, wow. Yeah, next.
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On the flight home, I thought about just staying there. For sure. You start thinking, hm. What if I actually miss my flight, then I’d have to stay longer.
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Yeah, especially even after 5 weeks, I didn’t think, "I'm ready to go home." I understand, but that was intense, you know, at the beginning, I always think that's the best part of a vacation. Vacation starts and then you
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think, okay, I still have four weeks, three weeks, then it's halftime, you think it's still such a long time and then about five days before you think, oh crap, in five days we have to leave.
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and then you kind of dread these last few days because you don't want to leave.
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Yeah. Yeah. You already have a bit of stress that you're going away. It's a weird feeling.
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It's strange. Oh my God, that was so exciting. Episode one. Episode. I honestly missed it a lot. I'm glad we're doing this again now.
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It was so cool to finally be back for season 2. What the hell? And we fell right back into it.
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Yeah, it was like always, like we last saw each other yesterday. Obsessed. So, the games really worked great. We recorded a jingle, we talked about everything.
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Has the high season started? Yes, started high. It continues full throttle. It will continue full throttle.
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Someone asked if they could see us live . Mhm. And due to popular demand, on December 17th, at the Conchita Wurst year-end review at the Windobona.
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Live recording of Bussi Blabla. Very guilty. Very guilty. Get your hands on the last tickets. I'm looking forward to seeing you all. So, Nora Girls, in case you want to come from Cologne to Vienna, hop over quickly, come by.
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Yeah, you get a five-in-one concert. Yeah, a lot is really happening there. Yeah, at the year-end review. Yeah, we don't guarantee anything.
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Exactly. Exactly. And on that note, since we don't guarantee anything, we can guarantee one thing: that we will see each other again for the next episode.
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Love you so much, my Busis. Oh, for so much. Happy happy weekend. Happy weekend Pussi and blabla. Big kiss blabla.
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Bye-bye. Guilty, guilty. Sh.
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