<p>paul-philipp and i set out to test the stereotype that germans have no sense of humor.</p>

paul-philipp and i set out to test the stereotype that germans have no sense of humor.

testing german humor w/ paul-philipp lasch

the german expression “einen Vogel haben” (literally “to have a bird”) is used to describe a person who is acting crazy. most likely people are accused of “having a bird” because of an old belief (or urban legend) that crazy people have little birds living in their heads.
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a podcast about what I find interesting through my perspective. so sports, married life, being an expecting father, living aboard and a lot of silliness.

outro song: hhanoi - conceding 
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWayNmQ7wyY)

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the german expression “einen Vogel haben” (literally “to have a bird”) is used to describe a person who is acting crazy. most likely people are accused of “having a bird” because of an old belief (or urban legend) that crazy people have little birds living in their heads. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ a podcast about what I find interesting through my perspective. so sports, married life, being an expecting father, living aboard and a lot of silliness. outro song: hhanoi - conceding (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWayNmQ7wyY)

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