Schmäh stirbt nicht aus

Tom Cruise mit dem Dschinni im USB-Stick

Janka and Alina exhibited some works at the “Schmeckts” festival at Gartenabukino. The festival was supposed to include “Culinary art, art, Cinema and Music”, so it was confusing what exactly it was. As confusing as the concept was, a huge crowd of young people came.

(dialogue with Maša in English above)

Leo R. reminded me of my side quest idea in which I wanted to explore every branch of my gym franchise “FITINN” in Vienna. As per a lack of time and energy I had let that slide by the wayside. Today I went to an unknown gym in the 3rd district, Dietrichgasse. There I saw a man that looked like Volodymyr Zelensky, who was carrying a watermelon and a bouquet of flowers.

I hope he brought some joy to a person that he loves.

To escape all lower vices (online shopping, pornography and doomscrolling) I was resolute on going for a walk.

Soon then I will go to the Haydn Cinema to watch Mission Impossible.

(SPOILER ALERT) Yesterday Tom Cruise banned an evil AI that wanted to destroy the world on an USB Stick.

It was glowing.

Today I am going to the Viktoria Space to see the Finissage of Marta Beauchamp and to meet Maike from Bielefeld. Bielewelt reunion!

Marta made experimental sounds with pipes/tubes.

Janka and Nikolija Hand their diploma exams today, I will miss them a lot at Uni.

(here I tried to draw the cats from Jankas film Dry food)

At the escalator at Meidling translation I noticed a tattoo “Sorry Muddan”. What did it mean? Who is Muddan? When I googled Muddan, a World of Warcraft druid came up as a result. Or is it about the persons mother?

I tried to shorten a nice Linen pant with scissors and now I look like an unemployed pirate.

-what did I do?

Yesterday I ended a phone conversation with Conor at exact 1 percent Akku and 1 second after ending the call my phone went dead.

-ciao

Café Sperl

Lina and me looked at diploma exhibitions at the Academy of Fine Arts and went to Cafe Sperl afterwards. There one can find some very viennese waiters. One of them started talking to us about his job:

-Oh but I am not a “server” just because I bring people things! I can speak my mind against the customers…

-I thought people come to expect “Schmäh” (banter/talking back) in Vienna?

-Nah, it’s becoming less and less, a total tragedy! “Schmäh” is dying!

Thank you for reading!