it's on a side street but offers a breathtaking view of the acropolis. after what is it there that us what i like most of all about the nightlife of athens is this mix of the ancient and the modern it's not just the view that makes this place special it's that feeling of knowing that the ancient opinions also sat here and drank their wine and talked to each other just as we do after this in this line of i want to go around the corner with. the greek capital is a vibrant historical city still making history every day. want to know more about european lifestyle and culture visit euro max on facebook. you'll find highlights from our programmes. three hundred sixty degree videos of the most beautiful places in europe and snapshots taken by our reporters take an exclusive look behind the scenes at how the program is produced and follow us on facebook life. we'd love it when fans visit our facebook page and give us their feedback visit d.w. euro max on facebook. well if you want to top up your facebook zero instagram account with some snaps of delicious dishes

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many say the acropolis has never been the same since this performance there with yanni.alled a nonsequiter. now the debate about yanny and laurel is being silenced by the guy who started it all. >> the "new york times" tracked down roland saba. he recorded the pronunciation for the word laurel from vocabulary.com. so there it is, it's settled. the answer is laurel and the rest of you people are crazy. >> now i hear yanny. i swear. but he recorded it off of his speakers, which accounts for the iffy quality and ambiguity. the confusion among all of us has to do with differences in how our brains process sound. >> but this controversy reached far and wide from media to sports athletes. check it out. >> i heard yanny before, now i'm hearing laurel. is there something wrong with me? >> i'd like to declare something so obvious. it is laurel and not yanny, all right? come on. how many laurel fans here, all right, okay. thank you. it's amazing. the craziest thing. all right. >> yanny, yanny. >> are you a yanny? >> i heard both. >> i heard both. >> she didn't. tell me what you he

. >> forget beyonce, some say this is the best concert ever, yanni, live at the acropolis. >> you mighty are we listening to yanni? he is now at the center of a heated internet debate. this is up there with that dress photo, which is clearly stupid because it's white and gold. >> and remember the big debate over which way would a dog wear pants? of course it's the latter. it's the one on the right. >> so stupid. but now back to yanni. and we're going to fade him out. do you hear yanny or laurel. >> yanny, yanny. >> yanny. >> laurel. >> i think i just heard one yanny. >> people appear to be losing their minds. they're bitterly divided over which word this robot is saying. >> it happens that kendis and i are on opposite sides of the debate. i hear a very clear laurel. >> i hear yanny. >> it has to do with whether your ear is tuned to high frequencies or low frequencies. so if you mess with the pitch, that can affect which way you you hear it. >> yanny, yanny. >> still yanny. >> laurel, laurel. >> yanny for me. >> laurel, there you go. >> see, i heard two yannys in the beginning. >> jack,

i have a picture of-- >> this is me at the acropolis in greece. i was 10 years old. >> stephen: that is that's-- >> it looks like a pajama outfit. i saw some people who looked like they had on a couple of pajamas, but it was a beautiful thing. i grew up in turkey, so we traveled a lot when i was a kid. >> stephen: there you are again. >> that was me in fourth grade. >> every little black girl has a picture that looks like that, where you're bangs are rolled up to here. where are the black girls in the audience you know what i mean. you know what i mean. your bangs are rolled up to here. >> stephen: what were you doing in turkey? >> my dad was an electronic engineer who worked for the grt gft and we were assigned overseas. >> stephen: an electronic engineer who work forked government. >> here we go. i know what you're going to say. >> stephen: what years are we talking. >> '60-'66. >> stephen: that's when the united states had missiles secretly in turkey. your dad was a spy! your dad was a spy! ( laughter ). >> stephen, this is so funny you should say this, whenever--

when he spoke on the seventh of september last year at the feet of the acropolis and when he spoke to european parliament. of the democracy on a national and international level i decided to prerequisites for ensuring that europeans can be what they need to be that the fundamental rights the human rights all right here to that might there and free solutions for solving the faced the problems facing the public good even if it takes a bit longer than some people want and more than many of michael. talks again and again about cultural and historical cohesion and how this is grown over the years. in a good sense and no matter he's been i'm thinking about the speech that would have been frankfurt main in october twenty seventeen when the frankfurt book fair was blown open to work with them for he talked about his understanding of cultural identity the cultural identity of europe and as. it is important in a time that focused on the individual paragraphs of council directives that this would be a dimension we look at again and again in philosophy in literature in other languages but also mu

>> i think back to all the times you were standing over there covering this from the acropolis. >> andou've got these guys saying we don't want to do that anymore. now, when it was said in greece, the germans said fine. have at it >> the greeks had to do that because it wouldn't help them all that much to have an economy where you have a devaluing currency >> yeah. >> it was a different situation. >> i think the difference -- the thing is, italy is too big to fail and too big to bail out right? it would be much more important if italy, we get to the point where suddenly we're having to vote on the euro >> andrew's got a second book. >> i like that >> there's not the political will across europe from a few years ago to do everything it takes to save it right? that has disappeared >> and you did it without saying italeave which is the new brexit. let's get to wilfred frost because there's an impact on our financials and global financials as well. >> exactly right so u.s. large cap banks exposure to total italian debt is, in fact, less than 1% of assets why such a big selloff in u.s. bank