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only for books and movies, not for fans to meet every year in iceland for a viking festival. all that's coming up on your own macs, the . we start off with the most popular street food in the netherlands, young, freshly caught herring. this specialty has called status. among the dutch, you can simply grab them from a fishmonger and down them raw. veggies how most of my friends enjoyed me in one piece with all the fixings. i'm the herring, the new herring, the favorite street food of the dutch. they actually wait on you for me, but why? well, i'll tell you. it's early morning in downtown names to them. i've just come from the wholesalers. not my is going on at the market yet,

but you'll see soon enough. it'll be buzzing. without him, i'd be no with my fishmonger and partner in crime. he's always in a good mood. i looks good. i am jack and this is the shop which it was started by my father in law. i work here for around 45 years. jack likes to start his day with a herring breakfast. i've been having read the best or 1000 work breakfast on his grades, but everywhere i miss my air. this is my day herring season begins in mid june, the 5th season. it's when we 1st show up in the shops, freshly cause it's party time in the fall and down the fish sandals. see food restaurants the folks have been waiting for me for months now and no one done. i'm healthy and tasty.

both hearing that dutch and tourists are in love with me. i'll wait for the new harry and get your report and the christmas face like a see like a fresh air like a life breezy, healthy. and so i think it's the best thing ever. i love it, my mom and i came here like 10 years ago for side and still we still go. it got like a soft state. i'm going to put it mel pulling it though. it's an angel on your cell . pumped or on course i'm queued in salt for a few days before being served. there's one more step. if you're a bit squeamish, you might want to look away. cleaning means lose the gods, the dose of things, the skin and the head, and the bones. an annoyance when eating and that's it. jack and he's nice, clean some 500 fish at jane wants it all. the best thing to do to be to have it was

fresh regard that there was clean your room in the shop. you should have passed the shell. yes. only take everything when someone is glen with phone. so we can either right away. you know, modesty. i'm the great love and comfort of the dutch. even if i've got some competition and straight food, mainly from these keep broiled chicken. oh, well, kind of calls from free kindle. imagine that from vending machines. midday at the market is all about st. food. it has to be seen and tasted. have you tried both, which is little pancakes and the renounce truthful food, but there's no mincing words. none are in the same street as me. even now, full mcqueen beatrix is telling me. but nobody knows me as well as jack

i mean there's this. all right, the features different when you eat them all day, you start to load the differences. you could say we're a true individual lives to maximize your enjoyment. here are a couple of inside. i'd say it's done you to, to use with them to pressure them is really the nice touch sometimes. when the new herring came, i come with friend steve. this i did and you eat 6 known stuff. that is the 1st one we eat with no pickles, no onions because we want to taste it. but later in the year it went a little bit smelly. so it took a onions on it and they go to negative days. more interesting.

you have a really nice evening or a lot of boost and the next morning you eat 2 hearings. no problem with reality. and it's also it's, i don't know why, but it's a devil of your brain faster. so you, you'll become smarter of fish has to drink. well, like a fish. so i go best with a unit of the gym, or according vine, aged in an open barrel. it's a dignified conclusion of my day of glory pros and how do i make everyone feel on a day like this? happy faces. i can't think of anything better and you've got to keep in shape any during the tools for another herring told scenes till next year. efficient, punctual and rigid. these are stereotypical depictions of german work culture. but what is the german work ethic really liked our scottish reporter,

kind of home all takes a closer look at the reality, including paid time off types of stuff. i just have to finish a few things off. no, no, you can do it to our let's go home. did you ever stop to think that maybe the reason why germans are so famous for their work ethic and efficiency is because they actually respect their working hours and therefore their free time in my opinion and german working culture is actually pretty great to me explain why good salaries and flex flow working hours are super important to germans. salaries in germany are typically higher than they are in the u. k or other european countries, especially when it comes to public sector jobs like teaching. although the says, of course, depends on the sector that you're working in. but talking about salary is still a difficult issue here. although there are hopes that this will change with the pay transparency loss. german bureaucracy is notorious and the amount of paper used is astronomical. germans print everything is no wonder digitalization is just the

limping along here. the average german force for almost 40 years, which is considerably higher than the european average. the typical working day is 9 to 6 or 8 to 5. the minimum amount of holiday is 20 days a year, but most people get even more than 30. you're fully expected to take all those days . so you don't need to feel guilty or stressed about taking holiday. the same goes for 6 days. it's you don't need to feel guilty about taking your day off work due to sickness, and nobody's gonna ask you any questions. you can normally have 3 days off before you need a doctors note on sick days are usually paid. one thing office workers argue that most often is whether it's open or close. the window germans loves fresh air at work. okay, we need to talk about the gender pay, cash women, and on average power hour, almost $50.00 less than med compared to the rest of europe. germany has one of the

highest gender pick ups. this is for multiple reasons. women are often more likely to work in part time jobs, work in lower pay jobs or negotiate less money. germany is actually one of the countries in europe where people work the least, probably because they actually stick to their working hours. but the desire for a better balance between gainful employment or the one hand um private less than the other is definitely growing. and surveys show that more and more people are feeling over a while and with their workload to berlin. social science center is researching the issue. and what is the younger generations attitude toward work is generally really that works. i work research or laina hit can tell us. i want to say they are lazy. i think they have somewhat different priorities. they don't put paid book employment above all else the and in the world. and i think this is all can also have really beneficial elements. you know, if you think about democracy, you know, if you only to engage, you know,

you also have to have time for raising kids for taking care of elderly people. so i think there's also positive aspects of this. and, you know, just because you don't wanna look 40 hour class does not mean that you a lazy person. how does work culture in germany actually developed over the last few years, twice as many people will come home nowadays as they did in the time before the penny. and of course, this change is, you know, how people intact at the workplace, how they organize meetings over all the labor market is doing pretty well. it's easy for, i'm so used to find a new job employer looking for new personnel. they're really having sometimes a hard time finding at eclipse in employees and organizations try to feel this by and attracting women in particular motus, to join the labor force. they also seek to attract real cuts from other countries to seal these open positions. all right, now you're all clued up on german working culture. here's some vocab you need to

know fiat and this directly translates to celebratory evening, but it actually just means the end of the working day. the headphones. this is your salary request, which is typically mandatory on job applications. a light side, flexi time. this means you have a fixed number of hours, but you can choose more or less when you want to take them. that's always good time for it's 6 pm, which means it's fiat and switch often comes hand in hand. but if i added the personally, it took me some time to assimilate into the working cultures here. but now i really appreciate that work life balance. next steps in inside are tip for the adventurous traveler. we're off to a remote region of georgia to visit the mountain village of bush, coolly at an altitude of 2200 meters or schooley

is one of the highest settlements in europe. here in the foothills of george's highest peak mount chicago, time stands still. although it's one of your ups, most remote villages. more and more tourists are flocking here. we want to know why . go on to russ? hi, i'm lila. trying to lani and this is my son mama. okay. hello quote of the we live here in or school the whole smoke come along with us to have a look around. took hold of us forcefully lies in this fun nephew. region nearly 400 kilometers. northwest of georgia's capital tbilisi. nearly 10 hour car journey will get you here. the village is one of a number of settlements. it. skyline is dominated by these medieval towers. that date back to the 9th century. around 30 are still standing. some of them and other parts of the village earned unesco status in 1996. and like many families here,

layla and memo cuz families have their own tower. here's the bank who told us, well, the main purpose was defense and when the enemy came they would look the doors in the tower and climb up to the top floor. there is a special window on the top floor and they used to throw stones at the enemy from the access within this on certainly welcome the 1st decided, almost all these towers connect has to have full fathers. if you thought about smoke, they connect us to a past history, true and even the architecture from the system. we also have trans cooled off time architect walked on, and now the old towers and the landscape are attracting flocks of tourists from horseback riding to exploring the natural landscape. tourism has opened up. this one's isolated community in the past, inhabitants lived off agriculture. now, almost every family in whose school offers guest rooms to tourists. layla's family runs a small guest house with views of the mountains and

we were the 1st to do tourism in ocean coolly. what is she off? let's zillow. we always try to warmly welcomed, get through before sunday we love getting back to those fellow georgians as well as foreign tourists. somebody's visitors, travel long distances to see attractions like dilemma re a church built in the 10th century. you get a feel for the local spirit. once it's comes with security for ages, just to feel like the incredible mountains, what kind of spin se culture. we also offer foods which is delicious. i'm here for a 2nd time and i really loved this way. so it has to speak up a spectacular views. we are heck us from to the public and it's all 1st time in turn to you. and it's amazing. that's like quite the same thing ma'am. and so like

i just want to have uh, the 1st one. so is this game for that? a typical day for a local leg, layla starts by milking the cows and then preparing traditional serenity. dishes like cook diary, a meat filled bread. temperatures drop to minus 15 in the winter months. so hardy meals are especially important for locals in the harsh mountain this climate, and very tasty, 30 years ago, left broad layla to or shortly from the neighboring town of messed young. she had a rough start. ok all back then we didn't have electricity or water. do you have the so in the beginning it was very difficult or offload with dogs just to do but now are falling in love with this place and i can even stay in messages for 2 days . it was like old, over in or school, so you'll find one school to shops for churches, some cafe, and

a special museum run by another local family. here visitors can hear stories about how people lived in this medieval towns centuries ago. that's the one of the bush police oldest residents is a local store retailer up on pseudo. in ancient times, babies were put into this kind of cradle picks, the good thing i'd say that the women needed next to it and put the baby to sleep by rocking the cradle and singing along the by now need it on i and not getting a wireless diety that did not try. and if you're lucky for you will play this one nation lose the generation. she is one of only 2 people in the village who can do so the way she goes to when you live in, usually you fall in love with this place and it's hard to leave the journey to

school. the may be long, but the breath taking use the historical charm and friendly locals definitely make it worth while. iceland is also a must see destination. even the vikings knew that already the 1st viking explorers came to the island from scandinavia in the 9th century. now fans gather each year near the capital reykjavik to celebrate this ancient culture. a ton today. and this is the biggest viking market in iceland woke up in many parts of the world like here in iceland, vikings when known for writing and pillaging. but what does blinking culture mean to iceland is like country today and what misunderstandings exist about these culture. viking life is a is a positive. um, i like to say it is a little bit more dominant than my regular life. positive and passion is learning

how to handle the historical weapons. vikings when notice fees, and skilled laurie is i've been training a lot for this battle since 2010. i'm ready for this and we'll see what happens. and like in the viking age today in the 26th edition of the viking festival in huffman a few of the 13 columbus is south of ricky. and the baffle is one of the highlights, mostly men, but also women take part in defiance. tundra. he has been coming to the festival to move in a decade. so the bible is demonstrate the how, of how powerful these problems were. and in some cases how short they were the largest bottom in iceland, for example, was 700 people and it took all of 45 seconds. blanking. this came from scandinavia between the 8th and 11th century, and settled in many remote parts of the world. the word viking is often misunderstood as an ethnic affiliation. vikings were actually people of various ethnic groups in scandinavia who took to the safe of trading settlement and

conquering many of the people at the festival. today a members of the local viking club, which has $200.00 members, are club, is about celebrating and culture that's behind the profession of being of i think it's about the food. it's about the song since about the funding that's about the community that was behind all of these very, very angry men that went the raping and pillaging are assigned days. icelanders will be celebrating viking live this year at the 5 day festival, together with some $22000.00 visitors from several european countries and the us 33 year old. so can you and still to is one of the women who train at the club. she joined in 2013, one of the things she likes the most from viking culture is the near equal status of women. and women in direct and community. uh,

very cool. it's always has been already from the viking age. women had in the last look more rights than they have had before or since, and many other places you can do whatever you want. you can, you can do, do the crafting, do the shooting of the bose, the throat x is due to fighting. and what influenced is blinking culture have on every day in modern life. you always know immediately when you visit the home of a liking, because there wouldn't be like bows on the walls or weapons hanging in the coats then even in their normal lives. when we go back to every day jobs, then you always have that little bit of, of liking around at tundras tents where he and his wife sales and hand crowds. we made part of his family. this year he came together with his wife, christina, and this son, the method of biking festival in denmark. a few years ago, we are trying to make people more knowledgeable about the fact that the size of a battery culture behind it, whether that be craft sooner. um,

living history. there's a lot of misunderstandings going around because people watch vikings on tv, people watch the norsemen. and even though it's gotten a lot better, i feel is very important to still be able to do this and show people how it would have been like out of markets or what they would actually be doing. the big battle commences to take pause. you need at least 48 hours of training. these people here trained twice a week. the men and women from the viking club site shoulder to shoulder the tundra was not so lucky. this time. i have a, i'm tired, i'm sorry. what is always worth it? there survivors really good to hear it was really part of outside of is my brother . to buy to spend tastic is the best thing in life. progressive

settlers and feelers worry is even up to thousands of years. the vikings and big complex cultures still fascinate. this is it possible to create art from the labyrinth of our big cities? brit anthony white thing. so he uses his bicycle and a navigation system to cycles pictures into maps. we see how he does it in manchester. anthony white from england makes his street art with streets in 2016, aided by the strive, a gps as he started peddling out faces and figures on britain's roads, systems, and maps. the app was originally designed to help at least keep track of their activity. anthony hoyt uses his bicycle to draw here. his canvas is the streets of manchester in northern england has an idea of its being around for while there are people all over the world doing them to, to varying so standards. and i've seen a few of these. i did my 1st 15 days ago,

i suppose. and so i kind of go and see what i can find. and i found adults in children, which is where i live and looking back at it now to be rubbish, really, but i sort of figured out what to do, what to look for. and i just sort of thing doing a sense, anthony, for you to generally covers 80 to 120 kilometers to make one image. in manchester, he's trying for a more complex motif, it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance. but it can take up to 3 months to plan that 50 times funds to draw a picture as ducks across manchester, driven by the st. patton really. um i tend to look at maps and see what jumps out to have my slides. i cant files seeing what cuz i see a picture in them. and it happens to be done by sort of big duck festival and, but i like to sort of try and do something a bit complex. he traces out a wide variety of subjects, elephants and birmingham faces in sheffield, children,

ham and carter, yorkshire terrier and leaves in the flock of birds and bristol. companies creativity can best be seen on the app. it was his christmas sketches that 1st drew international attention. the, it certainly seems to become a tradition. um, the 1st one i did was the sign on on that was just gonna go read this all day because this one but it went down so well. i had so much major retention and people messaging me small of the world. it was very so gratifying. so i felt was that actually i'll try and do something else and then yes, who's the conversations now the pressure is on and i think something for this. anthony has acquired the epithet peddling picasso by profession. he works as an appraiser of historic buildings. but he originally studied product design, detail planning and implementation of his drawings, provides a creative balance to his daily routine. there's, there's always obstacles and i look at the, the map and i find what i want to find,

but then i have to, to go and just google straight to the right to into a particular junctions. i find that the, the nice clear line was i've gotten an, an aerial view. i zoom in and actually it's around wireless, right? or concerns about, let's say we moved twice. so how does a move on to the junctions work out how i'm going across the busy bit, whether i feel safe writing on that particular but the road is latest piece. requires him to peddle 76 kilometers around manchester for about 5 and a half hours. you can use the really of gps tracking asked to follow his ducks as they hatched in the form of a video. i'm very pleased with that is coming up. as i planned is coming up shortly . right. so yeah, it's good. it's really nice coming back and seeing how much was the place has changed and there's some pretty new architecture around and some pretty good cycling infrastructure to great cycle. boston some places anthony white plans to

also cycle outside of britain and paris, france for example, where he's kind of drawing in mind the hand for a challenge. he'd like to go to the united states and figure out ways to make drawings in the grid pattern, city streets over there. and that wraps up another edition of your own max. you can find more fun stories from europe on our social media channels. so be sure to check them out. thanks for tuning in and join us again. next week, the

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