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w green. do you feel worried about the planet we to i'm mil, host of the on the grievance of ghost and to me it's clear remains to change. the solutions are up and join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me to do full of them. ah, ah. ringback 2021 began with hospital systems struggling against a deadly wave of corona, virus infections. but hopes were high for cove at 19 vaccines and the return to normality that jobs would eventually enable. but the vaccine campaign has been slow

and uneven. while many poor countries are still waiting for shots, millions of people and the developed world have refused to get vaccinated altogether. ah, that's allowed the virus to mutate and evade our defenses. ready crone of our experience, the prospect of new lock downs and the continued fears for our health. these are the concerns that we'll offering with us into the new year. this is your cobra 19 special. i'm chelsea delaney in berlin. well, it seems like a lifetime ago, but germany and the early days of the pandemic was widely praised for its measures to contain the virus. but this year, germany's reputation as a pandemic success story has slipped. the country has found itself at the center of new virus outbreaks, while vaccine skepticism has proliferated. our next report takes us through the ups and downs of germany's fight against the pandemic,

and 2021. everything's closed. germany is in the hot looked down at the start of 2021. the 2nd wave of infections has swept across the country. by now, the vaccination campaign has just gotten underway. many hope that the japs will bring gradual relief to the situation. british hostile come that if i get the chance i would like to be vaccinated because i think there will be little side effects. i'm sick for i'm because i'm over 70 and are is if the other during the 1st few months of the campaign, there's a priority list of people who can get immunized elderly people in health care workers being 1st in line. but the start of the inoculation campaign has been a bit bumpy. there are not enough vaccines. a new production facility is yet to be built for the german develop biotech, pfizer vaccine. the situation in hospitals is becoming more dire by spring. a 3rd wave has reached germany, triggered by the more contagious elva variant. as absolute as it was incredibly

stressful for my colleagues that there was a lot of an aside t and we had frequent staff shortages. and we wanted to do the best i could to comply with the hygiene bruce. it was an extremely 10 situation, him and the front as it had so on. the situation in the crematorium is also tens, especially in the eastern german state of saxony. here the number of corona virus deaths is particularly high beyond tartar, and there were days when we had no del stem, wicked cremains in a day, as you entered in me, the cove, its situation, has finally started to improve as infections, numbers drop more and more regions are starting to ease their corona restrictions, to what extent can people enjoy freedom despite the danger posed by the virus? this question remains at the center of the debate all summer. while the vaccination campaign makes good progress, that's my children are allowed to go back to school after the summer vacation with face mass, regular tests and airing of the rooms. but they're happy,

nevertheless. in homeschooling, is that homeschooling, wasn't fun, mach, you didn't get real lessons if you had a question. you couldn't get a proper answer to college initially to run for them. but the pandemic is not over the number of infections right? significantly again in, for this time. it's those who are unvaccinated, who are affected the most by the highly contagious delta variant. the rights of the vaccinated and unvaccinated now becomes a point of contention. i don't to choose not to get immunized on board from entering more and more places. germany has seen many protests against corona regulations. many of those happened in the state of saxony were far fewer people want to get vaccinated than in the rest of the country. since november, germany is caught up in the fall and by far the worst wave of the virus incidents rates in several regions have skyrocketed. at the same time,

the country has started to administer booster shots, but experts say they are clearly too late. we have to do something and because people wait at sort decision make us wait at so long to do anything, it won't be possible to really do it without these restrictions. unfortunately, high infection rates have forced authorities to tensile many christmas markets and events in december. the 1st reported cases of the only cranberry and also causing concerns among people in germany. 2021 and much like the you the for with great uncertainty and the question of how long this pandemic were lost. all earlier i spoke to tobias kurt the epidemiologist. he saw there in that report, and i asked him what has proved successful and what has and during the pandemic, so far, take a look. although the vaccinations are working certainly does it, that's not the only measure, particularly if you are in a wave. so with increasing numbers of people who are infected,

we need to continue to learn that we're keeping a distance repairing that face a face mask. am and, and other things that like like bringing fresh air into the rooms. that's is certainly a very important thing. we have also learned that it is important to think on a global level the pandemic is on the global level. and if we not managed to really provide vaccines on the global level, we will not stop future variance to develop and future ways to role in several regions. i in the world we've obviously heard criticism from scientists throughout the spent i make that politicians aren't listening closely enough to the research. do you think that's true? has that changed? our politicians are listening to the scientific community when making restrictions . it's always difficult because the situation often was not that clear, scientific data are not available right away, but now i think we have learned over the last 2 years that things need to improve

in germany. generally, there's a good interaction we saw just around the election that there was a vacuum of decision making, which i think led to a to late start of measures to, to bring the numbers down and, and hopefully now and in the future, there will be a more open transparent discussions between the scientists and politicians. however, it's also important to have the data available. and here we certainly can improve in germany and some other countries. so we're closing out one year entering another in the midst of another wave of infections. what should be done differently, amir to come? i think we need to prepared that ways are coming and that we need to react fast and need to really have better data available and provide the estate of 2 scientists where we can evaluate whether there is a situation really going on in germany right now. we are speculating due to the

infection rate of other countries and say like, well this will also come to germany, which is very likely, however, when exactly this is arriving and how quickly this is developing is something that we as of today, cannot really predict well. so we need to really watch the situation closely and keep the discussion as transparent and open as possible. i think one of the biggest questions we all have is if the vaccines currently available are going to remain effective as the virus continues to mutate. do we need boosters coming up very soon? i think that we need to consider a booster vaccination in the future and also with the accompanies of producing a vaccine that is now modified and be probably very more effective against your micron very ends. and so however, this won't be the last very and so there will be more coming. and i think we will have to deal with vaccinations for quite some time. that is tobias hurt

a professor of public health and epidemiology at charity hospital and berlin. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for having me. now, here's a your question about the other types of crowd, a virus for our science correspondent derek williams. oh, look are the types of corona viruses are out there? hundreds of different corona viruses have been identified to date and there are many, many more out there. but the ones that interest us most are of course, the ones that infect us, which are known as the human corona viruses. 7 of those have been identified so far a for only cause mild, cold like symptoms and are considered endemic, which means that they circulate widely, especially in the winter. though these pathogens are pretty harmless now,

and scientists speculate that they might have caused much more serious disease in the past, but have adapted along with our immune systems to be less deadly to day. then there are 3 much more recent additions to the human corona, virus family that can cause much worse illness from a lineage called a beta corona viruses. there's the pathogen that causes severe acute respiratory syndrome or, or sars. the one that causes middle east respiratory syndrome or, or mergers. and of course, there's sorry covey to which causes coven 19. 1 characteristic made a corona virus, is share, is that they, in fact, mammals, which means that they exploit similarities. all mammal cells have in common to invade and make more copies of virus. and it also means that they don't have to

change a whole lot to, to jump from mammal species to mammal species. many science are pretty confident that, sorry, covey to originated in baths. like the viruses that cause sars and murders. now baths are amazing and lots of ways, not least because although they can carry many different viruses, they somehow seem to remain rarely resistant to the diseases those viruses can cause in other species. and we think that the ability has evolved because many baths live in huge colonies where any infection could quickly wipe out really vast numbers of animals. some research indicates that back resistance is down to immune systems that come to terms with infections. basically, striking

a balance with the virus, rather than declaring war on it so. so bad, don't get rid of the virus, but they don't get sick either. although the superpower unfortunately also makes them a reservoir for, for corona viruses that can john to other mammals like us now . and that's it for this cove at 19 special and healthy delaney from me and the whole team here in berlin. stay healthy, stay safe and see you again soon. tax hikes for millionaires. one millionaire is demanding just that. her wealth could help others, especially during the pandemic. but that doesn't mean that the rest of the super rich are ready to pay their different views as to who should profit the most from

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said the super rich young. they inspired me. the decrease. i wanted to be a millionaire and a just somehow happened yet. hey, comes home on. there was places to work. don't you think? well, woman, i've got your figures from this year of the half year report, molten gold, 50 percent growth, again works. a massive achievement at united health. this trio could hardly have hoped for better results. everybody's cause for celebration. no doubt about it. ah, ah ah, ah, stephanie blame is a multi millionaire. she's just completed a degree in sustainability management and is on the lookout for a fulfilling job. although she doesn't even really have to work this been vice

eskoville. i'm rich, i'm in the top 7 percent in germany. this house belongs to me. sure. it's not a villa, but anyone who goes in, i may be someone who knows what it looked like before and knows they've had listed building. they'll be aware how much cash has been spent on it. he got kind of less mis. stephanie braimer is a pseudonym. she owes her wealth to an anonymous, but internationally famous engineering company. she's a millionaire, but her life is far from ostentatious. this is for miss doing the useful jobs around the house is completely normal to me. it makes me feel good. so let's go shop. i think now i can take that bulk thing, get back to the serious problem with saving the weld. the 32 year old wants the state to take more of her cash through taxes and other levies. and she's not alone . tax me now was a group of $44.00 wealthy individuals from germany and austria. they've issued a joint call for a re introduction of wealth tax fewer exemptions and the levying of inheritance and

give taxes a capital levy and stricter regulations against tax evasion. the hello. yes, and we're finding ourselves in exceptional circumstances because of the corona virus pandemic. it's quite clear how much cash has been spent on it. the state is taking on huge debt, while at the same time, the wealth of the richest view is increasing, diced, so this money bad that could be used to repay the debt. and could stephanie, let's out to apartments in her house for a below average rent. she shares her apartment with her boyfriend, an engineer. he is camera shy and not wealthy. does latino so that's why i like him so much on because he's familiar with other points of view and he can sometimes explain to me how things are outside of my normal bubbles. is zak come?

he's uplift. she experienced envy at a young age. he had nudged her in a certain direction is that i can assist at school. everyone was talking about this summer vacation and i started saying, yeah, we spent 3 weeks in canada and a camp of an about i haven't got very far with my story when the 1st student said, wow, what kind of the fact catherine, you, if you can afford that under it hit me and i thought i saw her lot later, the reflection spurred me on to realize that i wanted to make something out of it to this mom. i realized that i share a responsibility to improve the welfare of others. not just my own is that by taking the yes, i've done almost nothing except be born in the right family. and i can't take any credit for that. so she wants to go to her. it's a view that's peaked, a lot of media interest jobs, desolate cousin, i guess a lot of media inquiries, one or 2 a week,

which i think it is. i think it's interesting on the one hand because people with money generally don't talk about it much at eden hunt. if wealthy people start saying they'd like to give some of their money away. then i reckon that's a novelty of my i no room. she's setting off for berlin on a political talk show. she plans to criticize the german tax system and it's enticing loopholes for the rich as his own. the rest does this, it's not fair that people's income is taxed differently. natalia's capital gains tax, for example, emilia law example, a family earning money on the stock exchange with its b, m w shares pays less tax percentage wise than the cassia on her supermarket wager from london. mentioned that we wealthy people are given preferential treatment in gazette. so there are several loop health in the laws that allow rich people to earn tax free, some slash guides for bits by declaring them as company assets. for example. who did claudia author plenty of ways to word

a contract to avoid paying taxes demon mackin coaching, turn off increases wealth on data from males. and that's simply very unfair for sale. good stephanie braimer is taking the train a journey lasting nearly 10 hours. flying goes against her ecological convictions was left lois, my chocolate medicine mites, a mantra that's been drummed into us for decades. that if the economy grows will always be fine. the problem is, the economy is trying to grow what a planet that comes, grow hung in stephanie blame as view. the cost of the pandemic shouldn't be financed by unchecked growth. many other millionaires see things differently than the foothills of the shabby an of so good morning. whereas many companies buckled under the pressure of the pandemic. the virus has been usually profitable for me, sheil housing bloss and his wife angelina. and we've got

a new stock in today, is that all that's left at the old house and, and what still outside, mike is all gone. i saw some outside, no vision and a thick. wow. it's all gone already. that that means we're pretty much empty. again, i, we don't even need to bring the goods in. it wasn't as though it were not a warehouse anymore, just a transfer high transfer hub. i think this will document their company sells high end vacuum cleaners with built in air purifiers. it's just 10 years old. the 1st year's turnover was 1800000 this year. it was around $50000000.00 in it. we've always seen grass before. corona with corona. now the growth is faster, of course, way putting a lot back into the company growth costs money. every businessman knows that a lot of money is, is you can see from this all doing, it's just 2 years old as that was an investment to la. he's got other warehouses. all you see, our shelves are painted in the company colors. you can see it all looks really smart. we plowed a few good 1000000 and he cannot really import out as if it was an investment to, to and it goes all a growth. costless money made up. i don't,

i have an english that we've hired new staff. we're buying new i t systems in. there's a huge amount of development going on here with our computer systems to it all costs a lot of money. i forget banos in algebra to lay the self made man has climbed the ladder from average student to multimillionaire. he can't relate to stephanie, but emma's ideas. when someone inherits a fortune, he should feel happy about it. what we don't have here, what we've never had here is m v. i think it's great. i've never inherited anything with it. if they want to give it away to an animal sanctuary or the state, i can do that. of course, they look into what they want with their money, and so their property or i go to the entrepreneur as a workaholic, he's never taken a 2 week holiday. his character is that of a patriarch. his staff also feel a strong sense of loyalty to the company. ok. hello, mr. keller, i need you in here with mr. albrecht. yeah,

the 3 of them need to plan the next online meeting held every month for the 1000 to 500 staff members working in sales. hi, right, albert ashed. hi post al brecht. where is he? he still printing. ah. okay, yes. go and fetch him quickly. that happens now and again, things don't happen quite as quickly as with like them to the fisher who thought until recently companies received corona virus grants to buy air purifying devices . that's meant extra considerations for sales staff as well. for example, that no one is going around talking rubbish and claiming that you'll never get karone or again, with a hulu. me, we can't have any one saying anything like that. of course, that then as the matter of kronsli companies received government funding to buy hulu, and that was great for us. but we need to make sure we have properly informed from a legal point of view, followed by a tax consultant at other companies receiving

a german government grant called bridging assistance. 3 were able to claim back up to 90 percent of the purchase price state subsidies coupled with discounted v, a t rates sent business skywards, etc. so this all right that on here for you. all right? lately since his 1st business venture was selling bicycle bells in the school yard, now me hale housing bloss trained new staff. once a week, lula is a direct sales company. the sale takes place in the customer's living room. well, just at least allow for nose to toasted something. so i couldn't is elling door to door isn't allowed here. that means the customers always know whom either to ramana from hulu, coming today at 7 pm, and who la now, she rings the bell, not at 7 30 pm, of course. but at 7 pm lights in with lazy, some. hello. you must be romana from hoola, romana, when it's nice and relaxed, come in. we're happy to see you. the idea that they have not got the cash out ready . that's normally it's down to you to do a good job. if he don't explain to the customer what this is than the neighbors

going to be asking, what did you buy? obs, vacuum cleaner? how much was it? 2000 euros. obviously shocked that it's not just a vacuum cleaner. it's the whole package needs to be properly explained on and have a think about where you can start. you should have been lying awake in bed last night, thinking where can i present the hula? the fire has to be that and all the couples. villa is right next door to the company h q. they met through the company, angelina housing glass, a former miss frankfurt is a few years older than her husband has to have you got time to read. i'll see the either of her smoke. we hardly drink any alcohol about. we're very young at heart. you only were mentally fit to she. i am already imagining myself at $85.00 standing on the beach tanned, slim, strong, and healthy. the millionaires can afford almost any thing. a private yoga teacher is

a relatively modest to luxury. the year of the corona virus has been good for them . unlike up to 40 percent of germans who have no financial security, some don't even know how they're supposed to make ends meet. this area of berlin is a specially deprived the issue of social justice bring stephanie prima here. so for instance, i was maybe 15 or 16 when i started watching the news more. and i realized, wow, there are so many problems. and at the time i 10 more acutely aware of my while fun in which i go. i talked to my mother and asked her how can i decide what to do, nate? and when i said, i'm a genuine, this foundation come along and talked to other people who are asking themselves the same question because the foundation for change is a group of more than 200 wealthy individuals, funding campaigns and organizations such as quality and co the initiative oppose as rising. rents in social housing. people come here for free legal advice.

hello. hello, you're one of our sponsors citizen. yeah, been here before, right? yes, i was allowed to join it or if you're still here, one of of it will still here. so is the problem, but you've caught me on the hope. i'll give you some up to date info and then maybe we can have a coffee later. yeah. can i get it to home? yes, that'd be great. let's do that with the latest newsletter. great, thanks. put you on course and protein care is a project that's close to my heart. he doesn't. the apartments meant for social housing was sold by the government to housing companies that made it even more difficult for these people to live here and pay for the housing time. ahead of her talk show appearance. stephanie has just enough time to meet another beneficiary of her foundation, philip dana,

co founder of an initiative advocating change and schools. philip used to be a teacher, but quit his job to fight for better schools. we have also that, that i've read a lot about what you do on your website at 1st and the problems are totally understandable that there are too few teaches and not enough time to do all the necessary jobs. what if you were supported with more money? if the state had more money at its disposal to finance education, the young of you in for sure money is crucially important. and germany is one of the nation's investing, the least in education, in a comparison of o e. c. d countries to statistically few countries as wealthy as germany spent such a small percentage on primary schools. for example, the very foundation stone for a fan, society, and education for all the initiative wants to see more teachers and schools as well as people from other professions and support roles such as educators, social workers, psychologists, i, t, and administration, staff, 50,

volunteer activists, work for the campaign school must change them, it's the federal from 2000. we have just received a grant of 15000 euros from the foundation. it's a most of that will pay a new part time member of staff 20 hours a week and the rest will go on materials printing costs the demos, video production for campaign videos, yours all the money's been assigned already and it'll help as to what limited extent for half a year going and that's great. yeah, but no more than that. i mean, it's time for stephanie, but emma, to get ready for the pre election talk show that she arrives in good time to have her make up done. but doesn't have any special make up requests. yeah, i don't usually wear any makeup the most i do is get my eyelashes tinted once a year. i'm love it. it's her 2nd appearance on live tv. oh.

okay, excellent. assist essentially, this is about me trying to get a message across your mug about something because it's just not acceptable that way . the only ones with the advantages and not those who aren't rich. we can't carry on like this. but there are 1500000 millionaires in germany. 40 have come out in support of tax me now. shall the dismissal? yes. sure. i think it's difficult to monitor because wealthy people and companies can afford a powerful, lovely kind had a load on the other hand, those campaigning, 15 tax reforms on less able to afford a strong, healthy vinegar allow to lobby life. that's why i'm here today because people like listening to me again, it's word after the show, stephanie, but emma gets a message from her partner. he thinks she did a great job at the gala, who was a man would have liked to have said a few more things than weisman months on. but generally speaking,

i'm happy with how it went. when tenants at the countess bettina on her way to work, she and her brother are co directors of mine out there. the 2nd generation of the royal house of banner dot to manage the flower island on lake constance. the company made losses during the pandemic, and applied for state subsidies before annual turnover was 27000000 euros. as my law had been via my nose turnover was half of what it normally would be for the centralization of the door. and of course, that's not an easy situation to manage. yeah. and therefore, we're very happy to receive any support from the public purse that we're entitled to via all financial lehman instead of bequeathed mine now to his children between his father, a swedish prince found that a charitable foundation before he died. the count and countess are not obliged to

pay inheritance or gift tax through the foundation. they also don't need to pay corporation or trade tax. there are also income tax exemptions. the foundation funds, most of its projects with the money it saves as a decision this gorgeous at the helen. it's beautiful. hey, there are the many gardener is great to see you. them look at the new flowers going in. they're going to look amazing. this soils looking really good at the many gardener project. children learn respect for nature. once a month, the foundation promotes landscape management, environmental and historic preservation, as well as regional values and scholarship projects that enhance the image of my now island. for him that mit i'd, it's great for children. if they can join in and get involved. it's an opportunity that doesn't present itself often. unfortunately he forgot your green apron. yeah. you're right. i did. oh, she found it hilarious that i was in the flower beds in my white trousers

count, bjorn, and countess bettina grew up with 3 siblings in this magnificent palace. when it comes to social engagement for the greater good, there is no doubting the foundations motivation. okay. and it was on and hanging, but whether it's enough to reduce the even bigger post corona gap between rich and poor. that's another question. in campaigns and online statements, an increasing number of millionaires around the world are calling for higher taxes on their wealth. but signatories don't yet include any well known members of the nobility. if higher taxes were to be imposed on the rich, how would that affect the house of banner dot com is telling me, i think it's a commonly held view that my now and have been out of the family must be incredibly rich. but that's not the case. because the business belongs to the foundation that

finished, it helps enormously to have a foundation like this because all the charitable foundations also take a lot of work off the government's hands. as many things that the state doesn't have to fund to see the cost, the foundations take care of them. for example, a charity tournament or a charity event. we can hold concerts here where the artist, it's way fair fee because my now island is one of the largest employers in the regions tourism sector. the buildings and parks are protected historical monuments . although the siblings aren't errors in the eyes of the law. they're continuing their father's legacy with the help of the foundation. like all blue bloods, they remain tight lipped on the subject of their own wealth than are they not rich? no hm. no. or if you want to put a figure on it,

they're fun. i wouldn't say that's the kind of wealth we have come from a debt. i say our wealth is a fantastic company, lima, the lena banner dot foundation hobbins, which were privileged to work with and system. and that makes us feel very richly endowed. this young, i say young stephanie grama is fully aware that foundations and wealthy donors support social causes blood. in her view, only a democratic state can provide for every one. then i think of any gets no good if a few wealthy people decide whether money's going into beveled, who profit from it in their clique. and for example, if someone pays for a hospital wing risk, you'll jim, that's the government's job. i'm to start and in and democracy the state should on those responsibilities name cuz i'm the only way that the entire populace gets to have a say in how that what is true elections successful 20th but as long as the government doesn't answer her call for higher taxes, she's also limited to doing voluntary work. back in her home village,

she's acquired an old farmstead and is funding the renovation of a century old bake house. the multi millionaire is not afraid to get her hands dirty. in south america, she mixed mortar for a housing project. here is full, so we put so much into this. we could have also built a new house with a garden and that it quicker for the last night. let me make once the electricians laid his final cables. it's all pretty much finished. hello this, this is the main activity here will be backing brent. the old fashioned way for himself. pamela, he has a fine time, a meeting room, santian on be to where we hold amendment slash be readings, for example. here will film screenings or just a nice friendly get together. i find a movie may be some crafting or a games night. i should be the armed study show that earning large amounts of money

doesn't equate to instant happiness. stephanie, but i am, as happiness comes from benefiting others with money, she doesn't need herself. mister and mrs. howes and bloss got richer during the pandemic selling high and vacuum cleaners to the pair of been married for almost 10 years now. they don't have children together. catherine are there are also no siblings on either side of the younger? no. yep, i talked to, i had the daughter, but she's not interested in managing the company has niche done to, but the company will go on, but we're making sure that doesn't feel we're promoting people within the company and training them up to the point that they're able to emulate our business style for them, since it does, oh, did i say that right to walk as such the state one can't it? yeah. the style, of course, the state gets

a chance. there are good legal options. it work. you need to be well informed. hiding from a tax point of view, we're in a good place, but i don't mean we use intrigues with a taxes one on the zonal deed, but the possibility is offered by the german state are not bad at all. so not the couple have just returned from a trip to italy together with their most successful sales staff. they flew in a private jet to an exclusive resort. no shopping if so i'd sent you these 5 pictures. how should i capture them as, as just say it like it was the, the annual winners the best of the best in italy, in italian? williams, if you laugh or cry him into fight. we've got very many successful employees on including a couple of brothers. and i can say they were poor vaughan, but they've got rich with us to slice through hard work commitment. no, and i think for the 1st 2 years, they didn't sleep more than 4 hours

a night. michelin saw the bottle sink. if you take too much on board showing him, let's just squeeze through their heading for their luxury yacht. germany has borrowed more than 400000000000 euros to stabilize the economy and secure jobs. and the corona crisis. corona has put america on its knees in america. so rich, not the american people. some don't even have a $1000.00 on as many a rich. but that doesn't account for the whole nation. mid sized businesses make a country. germany emerged from the crisis in good shape for sure. there are bills to pay, the welfare state is kicking in again. today they're not here to kick back and relax. so hallman byron, georgia, chowder, the upcoming policy that though i can get on a shawn oh, home on i me say why come on waldo?

thank you. yeah, there was places to work right there. yacht is the largest permitted to more on lake constance renewal. the company there, i'm just the captain. they've been working with home on novel to for 9 years. he's one of their most successful sales reps. now a millionaire himself. wow, isn't this amazing. so it tamaya shown you so now we're out on the water is lovely and peaceful. we can get on with our work. well by woman. i brought the meeting along and your figures for this year, the 1st half here report me high as breaks. the good news to home on his team has exceeded all expectations yet again. more than 50 per cent grow. i lot of smiles all around on fastball you said you're not just a role model for the entire group, but also for sales on a national level and for a whole industry at 9 years. no weekends, $365.00 days

a year. it's an amazing achievement. there were done popular authors and i'm here with you on this gorgeous boat as well. crazy bomb this year, a v i p to us. that's what it's for. you know, that the top group leaders are welcome here. thanks to your support with my firearm . so i'm to get the drinks with m e m o ha, no minds crank it open, obviously, but rural alcohol free. so this is alcohol free shampoos until i oh yeah, sure. and for them, entrepreneurship is not just a means to make a lot of money for themselves. they also create wealth all be it just for a small circle of people. the young arish, stephanie, but emma, on the other hand, feels driven to give her money back to society. in 10 years, the foundation for change has supported campaigns with more than 5000000 euros. her donations included once a year, applicants introduce themselves to the foundation and an online seminar. well,

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