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bob is one of germany's favorite st. foods that more coming up on your own act. oh, oh i in the northern german port, city of hamburg, try to get up really early on a sunday or just don't go to sleep. why? because it 5 am the legendary fish market opens, known for its great seafood and more and also for its loud mouth. the market criers, oh yeah, oh, i know ball tag said, oh, tell our tom. so today i will sell this in this world famous german fish market, or at least i'll try to this hamburg fish market has been operating for about 300 years. where my goal today is to sell as many fish as possible. so can i sell fis,

i'm not sure, but 1st i need to wake up. oh, i don't think i've ever gotten up this early before. not even for a flight. the things glitch avila makes me do. i'm so happy. it looks like hamburgers, still sleeping and i'm getting up to meet with my mentor for the day. my son is richard chan has a is a fishmonger. so what is my job here today? your job is to sell all the fish today. yes, all of this? yes. fish, we got around $3.00 to $400.00 kudos. i'm a gift for better get ready as well. then is this for me? yes. your treatment. let's rock'n'roll who and the fish we are selling today. we bought yesterday. first. this most good smells good. you say smells like 3 a m it her we had on over to our destination, which is directly on the handle. kaba. ok,

we are at the hamburger fish mocked and dam. someone forgot the china, meaning myself. so someone's had to go back and get it. but we're just going to load all the fish now into our stole. and i'm going to learn from chun, all there is to know about being our mox cry off. so i'm going to learn how to selfish by yelling at people. let's go. the shepherds hadn't been docked in the honda for years, but they have selling fish from all over europe like flounder, sannin, c brim and of course macro from germany. it's sort of slow filling up the 15 tons on a sunday, and every 7th, fish that lands on a german plate is sold in this market a look, this is how i look this morning. this market just opened and it's 5 am loaded with people. it's actually unbelievable. i've accompanied people getting out of bed at this time to go buy some fish and i'm impressed this cool. oh,

people who haven't been in beds tonight, in the summer time, every sunday, they're up to 70000 visitors from all over the world of view like one other in attempts that i need to have to be like a market cry. you can say fish. make sexy. yes. this makes etc. yeah. sure. milan name, yeah. a push maximum. come from a new runners quickly. i should try this now. these in the sexiest fish that the she is in harbor, then oil for these that growth of tele milan or it is my students this year i rolls all beliefs. kenneth nick, 9, may i have not nick. this white took dakota do mr. hood, but he soon and i'm here for now. mid the one to soon lickin on on latin. no, it's, i can't do it. it's really, really tough. so so mike, rolling suggested i have a shot with them to loosen up

a bit and relax my vocal chords. yeah. oh yeah, yeah. there around 80 cell is offering things from dish to plough was at a cheap price. but the thing that makes this market totally unique is the people behind the stalls, the market price. but it would all get fish and i was hunting. going. would i buy shipment that i cheap you meant from advanced. keep me. thank you. on the shank . didn't want to buy ha, or maybe actually give it a shot. i thought they sawyer all packet. i don't know if i think i scared people. oh, i'm yeah. yeah. but i number 10 say 1010. san said i wrote it is my doctor, miss young. does most of the project i have yeah. yes. is for pocket us to dish tonka top will cry. i guess i'm

a real mock at cry. now. then go on the old hard book and then just really started taking all this crazy. now. this 70 and more goodbye from oh yeah, there is no photon. how did i do? he was very good. yeah, it was a good match. troyer income every time back. great. thank you. i think i will include a lot of fun. thank you so much. thank you. for coming by i am done, i think i know what a success we like to be a mock, a kind of handout fish mocked it's 9 o'clock now it's actually time to go home and i successfully thought them fish. oh i god way to do this again. by a new era has dawned, there's a king on the british throne. charles, the 3rd will be officially crowned on may. the 6th, a 3 day celebration is planned in london and the world will be watching. we took

a look at the coronation hotspots and found out some exciting details about the ceremony. oh, how much is his face away wanting to kill 2 kilograms heavy is the head that was the crown quite literally. the weight of the crown is not only physical on the 6th of may 2023. charles said, will officially become king of the united kingdom, which if you haven't guessed, is where i'm from. but what exactly will happen in london during the coronation? and what will follow, and what are charles's plans to modernize the monarchy? to day we look at london's main coronation hotspots. united kingdom's capital has gone coronation, crazy. the face of king charles the 3rd is seen at every turn. the british and businesses alike gearing up for the ceremony. not only will that officially make charles king but head of the commonwealth as well, dumped operation golden old childhood coronation has been planned down to the 2nd. it will happen on the 1st weekend of may off to its brits will receive an sure by

holiday it will take place here at westminster abbey. what kings and queens have been crown for over 900 years? and it's also here that child received the saint edwards crown, making him officially the king. ah, the elephant in the abbey is the modernization of the royal family. charles, the 3rd was 73 when he became king older than any british mon it before him. ah, charles recently announced his 5 year modernization plan to save money and slim down the royal family. this means that royal family members who don't do a lot of publicity work will have to become more financially independent. the rules cost that british subjects a pretty penny. so to begin with, the coronation ceremony is to be a rather more modest affair than the one the queen elizabeth the 2nd. according to the british media, the taxpayer funded coronation will cost over a $110000000.00 euros. some say this is out of touch especially considering the u. k. current cost of living crisis coordination events will take place all over

london with land lots like this one being illuminated in a big light. so there's also a giant concept land at windsor castle. and although elton's young and kylie minogue have declined to form, apparently snoop dog has often to step up to the line up. back to the coronation itself, next up, the tower of london. child isn't the only one to be crowned his wife camilla at the request of the late queen will be crowned queen console. typically she'd receive a brand new crown to this, but this time she'll receive the queen mary's crown, which is a key note to was rates as, as a inability from the royal family. this, along with the saint edwards crown is kept here in the tower of london. alongside other royal jewels, the cromwell be personalized with diamonds, but it one feature the co, you know, a diamond a diamond originating from the indian subcontinent. that long been the subject of reparation demands. issues such as racism and the kingdoms colonial history have never actually receive proper consideration by the british. well, family, prince harry and megan,

such as of sussex with the 1st to address them publicly. these days europe's royal houses have a mostly representative function. they meant to remain politically neutral, something king charles has had some trouble with. paul charles has been in the public high for decades. he still sits fall behind the late queen elizabeth the 2nd in the royal popularity scale. the whole family will take part in the coronation parade. it shall be on this famous street. the mal, on the day, it will be absolutely packed with everyone trying to get a glimpse of the king. so will he be a good king? let's see what the british people think. say king charles is english people quite controversial figure everyone loved the queen. interesting because that loved the queen's note quite translated into the new king. feel a bit bad saying it because he's wait a long time and he's done a lot of work. but yeah, i think i think william would have been better. yes. they're going to be a good kid, as he's personality and being to worse politician and leaving after his mother. yes

he's, he's not going to be or his right. it's not going to be very long. right. so in a short term space, i suppose it's how significant it being thing you take care of britain like looks after it with it. however, the country develops on the king charles of fads rain. one thing is for sure, on the 1st weekend of may, all eyes will be on this balcony, watching him as the newly crowns manecke, the britain that charles inherits in a different britain to that of his mothers. however, everyone's excited to see what's in store for the new british monarchy. surprisingly, the during that k vop is germany's favorite st. food. not the more typically german curry worst or brought worse. so what's it secret? let's asked the k bob itself. point danika that

sterling street said star, let me tell you why. it's easy to think that i am just bred this plain, overly stuff with meat sauce and salad. but honestly, once you've taken a boy, you'll never forget. nay. ye could say that on berlin and carney people lose their minds at the sight of me. oh yaga! definitely. as berlin isn't berlin without the juno as if by grew up in quite spoken, the done was part of it. everybody wants a piece of ne, i'm going to try us it. people will go to great lengths and they run hot when i have money and i'm too tired to cook for myself. i am a taste explosion. it's not fighting, but like it's new on me. so it's good, i am more than a 3rd. i'm a ritual, if any for lunch or dinner,

so it's fine. fine. who are these guys? now up to my home to do a shot. they were over 1000 in berlin spot. there's only one with coyote. puts up, where do you want me to do anything with? well, if i had music i would dance, but of course there's no music here from grouping on him. coffee. 20. no, no, i'm 30 years. all right, i do everything. actually. i'm responsible for the chopping for the bread. i'm in charge of the cash register of taking orders. everything i saw, we all learn everything here. plastic me is night with the full lan, lettuce, onions, tomato. but rams is home to the most populous spin on the o. g. the vegetable combat with grilled veggies and chicken meat. these cane includes in the name combat names made he turkish and doing

a means the 10 block. the speed, the mason turning on. i will get to my talk, it's roots lighter, back a little bit. then we start with our homemade bread. well, my kid it out with herbs and garlic shop. little spices just been job. hold the bread up. so the sauce spreads out nicely with the meteor cheese. if you onions, you have to use a layering system. if you know what i mean, let us goes in then, tomatoes, salt, and lemon. abe while i walk. oh, do you remember how i love to say i began this always after school this when we went to the donica, bob shop in groups of 10 or 15 both back then we just a bread with sauce on tom. then at some point it became a real cabal. awesome for 20 years now. for. hi, what can i get you in wichita, seattle, burbs garlic or spicy with salad, the works and take away. that'll be $630.00 guys. ordering me is quite a grilling

a. we've made got to know what you want in august. i this is monica thought. i listened on all the fixings with garlic and hawksoft. good fella is how i like it with garlic, sauce and yogurt, dressing things on not that salad the not the salad, but no hot sauce bit wake but all take it person that you can keep up with cheese much. sometimes i like it without meat, i come back literally means may i help? i could battle docs with fries. i always get it with ry. you'd sell at the time the kept that books without bread. no, my phone is form, but it's part of the family. just want to roll durham and the combat plight in vax mud turkey. relatives are served on plates and turkish immigrants in germany reinvented me in the 70s as straight lead from the speak. ah,

in berlin, the combat capital you'll find me on every corner. i know at the q at the same one . there's plenty of me to go around. all not be lock of them while want glide, and you'll ho. oh and my best thought is that night went barely and really comes to live. the any plans come to die or what was always different. yesterday we had around $650.00, receive low on each, about $3.00 to $5.00 orders over how many per day. 1500 to 2000. 0 for sure. are definitely on the weekends. absolutely. so it always depends. today it's going to kick off later on when you get the pop up for them to start getting thanks for the tip. i thought

that did i did noise in bon appetite, 8 your day. now border controls are mostly a thing of the past in europe. that's fortunate for people living in the small town of bala. otherwise they constantly have to show their id because bala is part of belgium and the netherlands. this looks like a perfectly typical european town, but there's more to this place than meets the eye here. there's 2 of almost everything to police units, large churches to post offices, to town homes, and to me. and inside some people's homes. there are even 2 countries. but my live is cooking in belgium. and when

it's here and this holland way, what's going on here? welcome to bonnet, a town divided between 2 countries in a confusing puzzle. parts of it belong to the netherlands. that's bothered, nashville, and the other parts belong to belgium, barley heritage, but it's still one town. the community of 7000 people straddles the border of both countries. the light green part belongs to the netherlands, while the light pink spots a belgian enclaves, parts of the country, surrounded by another country. 12344. 2, in the 2 pieces of belgium. in the netherlands, village fan goal runs the tourism office, but then the story is not and that because all we have also 7 dutch barge into the belgian english world wide. there are 64 enclaves. sure. we have almost a half, which makes us world capital over gloves. but how did that happen?

long story short. in 1198 to jukes agreed to divide some land into chunks, creating this crazy quilt of territories. but it's not that hard to figure out where you are. if you keep your eyes open, you can see in which country you are on the floor in the street, we have the nails. and on the sidewalk we have the process. people use the front door room to know which country they live in. your house is registered where your front door lies. but sometimes this happens. that wrong door is the right it in. and archibald, i'm only involved. yes, you can see you on the, on the house. none those by the flat falls. in the other homes. the borders can be just as tricky. at this moment, i'm in belgium. and now i'm in how long it last lived in

2 countries. at the same time for the 40 years in the house and the expiry in holland and for the belgium park we are paying decks in, in, in belgium. its not so much, but we paid action in belgium. police work in this town can also be quite tricky. criminals doesn't stop at the border. meet at pascal, who share one office, but need permission. so when he has something, he wants to know something he can ask me because he can look at my computer. i can look in his computer, the towns, 2 parts have to work together and find compromises. they will that to do that. we want to do this. this is the man of bother her talk, friends, the bolt are there. we have to talk. we have to communicate like you to like in marriage, guys. one example june the corona pandemic. the belgium measurements were different from the dutch measurements my in the home village, half is man of the bottle and i saw some shops were allowed to stay open. june. the

corona pandemic own, for example, belgian premises. and on the dutch chemistry, they had to be close. there was a sort of up all of us ation that took place between our belgium dutch community that was very painful thinking of shops, this liquor store is right on the border as well. we have heard the story in belgium because cash register and from there is in belgium, me pam. she's a store clerk when we do s 2 telephones, one for the belgian people, one for the dutch. so we have 2 numbers. of course there are also 2 drinking ages involved in the netherlands. it's 18 and in belgium it's 16. despite the differences by lions know on which side of the border the grass is greener. medlin's. it's cheaper. like supermarket beer is cheaper and belgium cigarettes cheaper and like the best of both no matter what side of the board, they're on, people here laugh and lives together as one community. did you know

that the fashion industry is allegedly responsible for about 10 percent of global c o 2 emissions? it's high time they come up with more sustainable ideas, like french designer marine sat. she turns old fabrics into luxury fashion. french designer marine stair creates fashion that's glamorous and trendy, but it's not new but closer look reveals. but this apparel is made of old towels and silk scarves. this one, for instance, it was delivered to marine stairs paris depot a few days earlier along with many other secondhand textiles. i do not really wish to make one more skirt, you know, like you, we had so much. and when i went for the 1st time in the warehouse where you can see these but let go and what time bigger, you know, you feel really ah,

yeah, i was almost about to cry. you know, because i was, i was like, we are boss of this industry. we are going to be the next bench of fabric in tenure . and then i realized that i think leg designer today or so of the responsibility of to of the whole word discarded garments, art deliver to her company headquarters in northern paris, twice a week. every item of clothing is inspected, sorted by color and washed before the designer decides what she wants to do with it . and the team is proposing ne mateo and, and we found and then from that i'm just grating garments. and also when i'm designing, i really try to always respect them, i to halo so cut as less as possible and doing as less accent. the material is actually really fitting with the shape also. and the way that the material is falling, these belts have been transformed into address. that's practically what could to as

have these silk scarves. in that dress, you have 5 seal scoff, i actually because you quite a lot for making the vernon you have one foot here, and you can see that this discount is not the same than the swan. so that means that each piece will be all unique here by the again, this one would be different. scave. it's hard to tell this jacket was once a tower one motif present in all her collections is a little crescent, moon bahrain, sarah, prince. it on all the fabrics. she recycles her name recognition sword after stars like u. s. american singer beyonce celebrity, kylie jenner and british singer songwriter adel, were scene wearing her creations. madonna's daughter lord took the motif down the

runway is always al, when celebrity dress a garment that you make, i just think it made sense for people to, to dress these moon pattern. it adds something of a 2nd skin also it's, it's quite militants and asking people cell dads and the same time it's, it's been a been minutes and, but it's not aggressive. so and also really feminine. so you see must often yeah, often women dressing the dispatcher even guests at the fashion show we're wearing the designers creations. many undoubtedly appreciate that they're a symbol for recycled previously loved garments. a met down you. she takes these scratch that society no longer wants and transforms them into new clothes. and they're ultra cool with the ultra modern and ultra new. so i don't want to talk with down into

a new read with her radical concept of sustainability about insert is currently one of the most sought after designers on the international fashion seen. and that at just 31 years of age, quite an achievement. i am not wraps up this edition of your max, but follow us on social media for more from the world of culture and lifestyle. thanks for watching and join us again next week. ah ah with

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