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crowd of humans get to work what's on the launch menu and the campaign and ken romance blue at the office time to discover what the working life of the i've reached jim and looks like last episode we followed michelle average german cuz he woke up had breakfast and got ready for work. the i know joining him for a day at what what, what does he do? how much does he and does he have an office crush? let's find out because it looks like it's going that way. ok, i haven't been site like homicides. most germans leave the home to what? 10 percent ride their bikes. however, staying true today, reputation of being

a nation of color is the preferred way to commute is driving 77.5 percent of germans can use up to 25 kilometers. so what place and 40 percent of them admit driving on the 5 kilometers to work containers court in germany 70 percent of germans commute to working on this 13 minutes a when traveling by cost. they spend up to 58 hours a year in traffic jams, the only 25 percent of germans look at least partly from home when it comes to the future. what place 65 percent are germans wonder? mixture of home and office work in germany. it's polite to say hello, when you enter the elevator. according to the gym and etiquette council,

you should you per frame for making too much small talk guys, did you see that a level last night? it was like raining pouring. it was fun, the lining, choking on the phone, a mom and mentioning potential disasters was at the elevator full. so what, what we're going to do is we just jump. so before, before in germany, office jobs are the most common jobs. michelle just arrived at the app which office as an average full time employee to look 40.4 hours this week, does $8.00 by day and 22 years and $0.65 per hour. and statistically, he has a 5050 chance of doing overtime. 70 percent of german office workers decorate the desks. today michelle has brought a photo from his recent clicking holiday. like 2 thirds of german,

michelle is either alone in the office or with one other person. today, easier to high 32 percent of german employees admits to kissing a colleague. and the office summer policy was just last week. around mid day, 59 percent of germans like degree to each other by saying my side my to which means meal and english. 64 percent of german say they never by faith in the what can teen with most preferring to bring lunch from home popular lunch items include sandwiches, tablets, unless service from last night. christie flushed them and spent between 15 and 30 minutes eating lunch. michelle aiken sandwiches. interesting point. 2 minutes. so he has time for

a coffee on average. germans drink 4 cups of coffee a day. this is their name is the, the michelle who doesn't mind his job. in fact, 60 percent of demons satisfied with that job. and 29 percent of very satisfied it's 5 pm, which means 5 in germany. 5 a means and the washing day. the why it's michelle going to want to date like can subscribe full average sherman

the if your son of jewel dropping landscapes, then maybe you dream of going to iceland, unforgettable natural phenomena. a wait, just a short distance from the capital rick giving the golden circle, 2 types and several highlights full in just one day. this is what you have to see. and the goal is to go the most famous road of iceland, geysers, sending jets a flutter up to 20 meters into the year. a day i may think we 1st waterfall and the best place to see where to take tony plates meet the tour can also be combined with a trip to do blue level and one of iceland must be to places. okay. how's the people received the treasures of the golden circle every day by the wire?

iceland, the land of ice and fire a part of the iceberg nature to the others. sides along the golden circle are found in iceland, selves. less than 50 kilometers from the copy to a range of it, which makes them easy to reach and put their attractions to michael. are you ready? you're gonna need the rental car and drive there yourself or join unorganized tour . we'll just for a one day road trip. our 1st stop going for the golden waterfall, which is called the golden circle. got his name, a meeting covering for that extend from guy to iceland. we're starting to upper b one. 0 my god. this is the last side was waterfall in iceland? i mean it's quite impressive twice and tell me why. basically this was spoken with like to drop we have the 1st off which is more like a sort of a slope of

a cascading waterfall. it's 11 meters and then this sort of goes into this massive drop, which is 21 meters. this sort of combination and then going into this amazing canyon is really what this makes, this quite beautiful. a truly job dropping landscape. which changes dramatically during winter when parts of the waterfall 3 solver for safety reasons, these thoughts leading to the lower viewing platform is closed during the cold months. it takes me about 10 minutes to get there. and this is the view. i think i like this one better. i feel like in the middle of the waterfall. we continue our journey to how could i do a volley come to iceland, spain, most extra quote and break us see a hot spring. you got it right.

the really rare phenomenon that can only be seen in few parts of the planet once, cause we need a tier thermal area such as this one. then we need a water source underground as sort of water as well. and then we need a vent from that water rest of all the way up to the surface where the water gets pushed off to sort of like a natural 12 weeks. the court is iceland is most active keiser. it's faults blowing hot water into deer every 5 to 10 minutes, sometimes up to 20 meters, high smells only to was like if it was an x. the next steps we had to team video, national park, a place of great historical significance and a unique so nick environment. it's a 45 minute drive from health, cut the body. this is really the 1st time that i'm working between to the tony face

. chrysler right, the part is least the unesco work hair research side. he's a square iceland. it's very 1st part of the entire meetings were held in 930 a deep. so we are a thing really of part of the national psycho iceland. so to me, why is it so important? well, you're logically, this place is really significant because i spend is placed on to take 20 tate and thing that the national park is one of the places where this is really visible. right now we are standing on $1.00 to $20.00 page, which is the north american through $25.00, and just about approximately 5 kilometers. that way we see the duration take 20 paid. and in between, we have sort of in no man's land, which is basically new land, which expands by 2 and a half since the middle of every year. or last stop is the blue link on which people often combine with the golden circle tour national geographic. these, this geo term on a spa, i'm on the 251 there. so if the world,

it's about one hour from break, you'll be. so of course we gave it a try. if you come here and listen to this before you jump into water, you must raise your head and he's in house loan. her. you have to put it up by the water is great for your skin, but really bucks for your hair is going to and dried and matters because of the hide meter on the concentration. the water, smoky blue shade results from silica reflecting sunlight. and although the 20 some money made hot springs, i have to say i'm quite impressed. they've been the are the what is temperature is 240 degrees celsius. but when he reaches the lagoon, it's close to $38.00 degrees. so you, one of the case of silly come up from us along with most guess here, my teeth, if you come here, take at least 2 days to enjoy with more time for the patients via the we've got

some hot tips for your bucket list. most romantic spot check best if for police check, as well as the coolest culture that we can travel in this way. a beautiful or ugly. what do you think? opinions a divided when it comes to bruce list architecture. some cities in europe have especially large numbers of these buildings, for example, in the lin, oh london. but also in prague, come to the check capital and defied tear it down, will protect it for the picturesque and stunningly beautiful. that's how we think of the check capital, prague but this too is prague. the bank concrete

angular phones and simple design that characterize the architectural style of the 19 sixties and seventies called for tourism. not everyone loves these buildings here. many have even been demolished and race of use historian lucas rebecca thinks this is wrong together with all the historians and architects . he's campaigning for the preservation of birds. list architecture is a friend of the time. so for me as all historian, it's very important to have them that goes through them. we can understand the, the age, the people, the tendencies and the occupants, your theories. and also the thinking about the city regionalism, originated in britain and arrived in prague in the 19 sixty's. when the check republic was still under the soviet union's influence. buildings like the former assembly, building a still up into 3 political lenses. a little people say that it's connected with

a communism itself. the building itself. it's where you're more than that and it's a reflects the what's the occupants of that time. it was design in the late sixty's by cut all the progress who was already in touch with the tendencies of the 19 sixties and it was sent off an architecture. so virtualization was of the soviet invention. it's found is aimed to create on us simple and functional architecture with bald forms and band materials. today, fruitless buildings can be found all over the world. but a buildings like that, bob again, estate in london. beautiful. i wanna say pretty because the freight is not the good as to think a glass. but i would say interesting, i would say sculptural. i would say uh, appealing, because uh, 2000 buildings should be about appeal about thinking and about the contrast that they are making. this building the hotel inter continental is one of the 2

remaining entirely brooding, this buildings in products. big concrete, geometric shapes, and no blending without the styles. it's currently under renovation. the controversial undertaking. in other cases, renovation could have saved buildings. this 19 seventies building wants to check us with a bucket and trans gas company offices no longer exists. despite many protests by architects, historians and activists, the new one is going to way and it was demolished in 2019. they promised to put a residential building on the side. but 4 years later, nothings happening here. the demolitions of funds just left the place in the state like this. so that's the main problem. if the buildings would be replaced white, something interesting or full of people for general public health only for the

owners of the new buildings. it would be respect a respectable today, a few gas pipe. so all that's left of the building but not old buildings in prague are unpopular orient agent. they know of us in a national theater is even a listed building the so how do these different appraisals come about? it seems that the people at the ministry of culture have they open in base, some aesthetics. so the zip problem, they are deciding and they are seeing that they are seeing it by the uptake of the general public, which sometimes doesn't recognize the value of it's of the building. in this case bruton listen, has even prevailed over the more genuinely appreciate, exhausted again for rock styles. crowds and miles monastery originally from the

14th century, was badly damaged. in the 2nd world war. the competition to rebuild the towers was won by a fruitless design. even if some citizens would have preferred a reconstruction, true to the original i think this kind of architecture is the guy that the appeals on the feelings that should be appealed. this kind of buildings they are interesting in the time they were built. and up to 6 bill, some of the years, we are still fighting for them or we gains that. so the question remains, how do we do with architecture that's pulling out of fashion? do we tear it down? what do we leave it standing as a messenger from times past rugged co signs green landscapes and often rainy weather. all this is typical of island. so it's not surprising that the national dish is hockey irish 2. where else to

dublin to discover the secrets of his seemingly simple fare. this is one of ireland most popular dishes, fires to super easy. but there are a few things to pay attention to. honey. hi, i'm the buyer from dollars bucks. you have some temple bar in dublin, i'm going to show you exactly how to get to the 1st step for finding the right ingredients. dave gets his vegetables at a local dublin market route, but suppose served as the foundation for a classic irish state. please include sonya weeks, carrots and potatoes for what we're looking for from the vegetables corner to the dish and also bring a little bit of sweetness and flavor because these are all it all going to slide sweet flavor, which will go nice. see what the functions of the rooster was rather skin and maris piper are the potato varieties dame chooses for history. for the irish or of course

were well known for loving potatoes ever since they washed up on our shores many, many, many years ago. had their a great crop to grow, their very nutritious and their grades are kind of bulky item meal. they taste one task and an irish 2 and they have 2 purposes in there. one is to provide that lovely beside a flavor, but also taking the broth as well except save looks for the right piece of lamp from the local butcher. ok, so what we're looking for here. we got a lovely piece of lucky martin that's a bit of an older lamb. it's a bit tougher. it's got a much stronger flavors with a talk. this is going to be taken away from the slow coke in the artist here. here's a logical explanation for using older lam in this to the older me with jeremy. because back in the day the shape would have been worked on the farm. they would have taken this one and they would have kept it around and wouldn't have been slaughtered straight away. they simply couldn't afford it. and the cooking begins, dave carefully prepares all the ingredients before he starts the stew. just remember when cutting this 2 very important things for me, shark,

nice work at your own speed. i can see red probably made a mistake. and what about substitutes for lamb? can you use base to prefer not to live as a more traditional method we'd using less, but for vegetarians, you can use mushrooms so there is a definite order to making the irish do. we're going to start placing, rounding off the love seat intakes that i have of the time, but usually the same one, school and cook, our carrots are only ins on our pearl. barley. popular option is to add value to your su. this will help the texture, and it'll also have a nice little bit of fitness for your stuff. once the carrots and onions are likely sartain, dave and the lamp and chicken stock for the broth. i don't want to add the potatoes until near the end because with the meat taking so long, if you put the potatoes in early, they'll just turn to mush. so we're gonna bring this up to the boil just for a little bit, and then we're going to reduce the time to assume,

or i'm going to leave off for like 2 hours. and that's comes with a load, allow me to cook and have a lovely intent. the temple bar district in dublin is a traditional place to have sue. the dish was originally made to feed the masses because it was cheap and hardy enough to get the workers through a hard days, labor gallows box. the house is a popular go to spot for irish lamps, too. it runs about $22.00 euros per portion. never going to add our potatoes, we had them at the and so i think don't pretty cool. and they still retain a bit of their bodies during the cooking process. after the potatoes come, the leaks irish to is a wonderful representation of virus cocaine because of using ingredients that we are from the land. it almost tells a story in itself. it's popular. he was insured because it's simple to make. but it takes weeks after about 2 hours dispute is ready to be served. typically we serve parish to soda bread and a wonderful irish estate. cheers or se,

se in irish, such a taste of ireland in one hardy meal. the spanish island of my yoga is an extremely popular vacation destination for germans . the populace souvenir from the valley you already get away is a very special sea salt, the flow to solve our final destination today. the traditional see how it works is think a new york is white gold, the florida south of the sole lakes of s trying in the southeast of the island is harvested by one of the hello am yonah ton, maestro martine. lucky and i work here in the salt flats and my orca as a southern arrow and, and my other guy, i also lived here in my archive. i love my work. it connected me to nature and this process has been around for hundreds of years. yes. and it offers a lot the note on the end of the audience, the standing arizona selves, pharmacist, and prepped it's a very traditional croft have a thing,

salt lake place is the exclusive name given to the top layer of sea salt, which crystallizes it into fine sir. was on the surface of the water. nestled phone is different with the sound must be kathy removed with an the for this how the string is so special because we are now to a bike. uh, the water here is so clear. the size. no, not you fewer the salt lake sound located in the nature reserve of around 3800 tech to around 160 different good species live here around even swimming is. but the want to hear is considered to keep people which directly affects the quality of the sea, salt and things. mazda, as being working is a selling arrow. since the 2016 in breaking the re checks the looks and this old smashes. when we the to get in touch with nature is we don't add anything on. we don't stick away anything. they say lead to be that the basics know. we put what

the from, from the see me the, what the, from the sea and operates, and the salt stays in the, in the muslims. so at the same time we get in this area a, so the face and the bits. it's basically the but it's like these, these, the space of saw the water is pumped into the plant at the beach of strength and runs through a pulse of about 3 kilometers attendant reach, use the tools. this root serves as a natural purification process. in the basis the sun, the wind take care of the of operation in an actual way. even the ancient romans found these to be the ideal natural conditions for extracting sea salt. we have a salad for an email confirmation, and then so it's pretty close to the industry gardens. this is the basics. so the most clean, this is more clean and the use for the human mentation. and this is more for an industry the most expensive stones, if the plant,

the floor decides is kathy. so we'll see it by hand by the southern arrows and fried from impurities we think is packaged without additives. monday's pope, you know, as tourists shift for like top ships from all over the world order the new bill salts from new raquel, those which florida sal this drink also provides the right seasoning for a very simple dishes such as the typical menu will confirmed bullying or bridge with the thing is that when all this all is, is the soul of my years gotten used the wide goal. and of course like in the roman dimes. it's a very particular on this specific i'm position underneath. he's very the fit into the comments. he says that everybody knows a product of nature from the coast of may. you will cast in each league of salts from a string. you can take the see the

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