Exploring Berlin with Heather and making a big decision or two 

Well it was golden hour and I would have rather got my shots with the nice lighting I did!

12:43 Boxhagener Platz ❤

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Is it a FLAK tower?

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Time for a cross over video 😊

You're from the UK, right? I'm pretty sure the longer wait times at EU airports are a consequence of Brexit.

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I just looked up the place, and apparently it's a longstanding gay fetish nightclub with techno music. My guess is that Evan & Heather are a little too plain vanilla-looking, even if the bouncers will let in a number of straight couples each night lol. Plus if Evan was tired, he also probably looked uncomfortable and like he didnt want to be there. As an alternative person, I can see why a bouncer would turn them away at first glance when there's a long line of people who will bring better patronage to "fit the vibe" of their establishment. It sucks & is a bit pretentious, yes. But tbh I'm not really sure why Evan was interested in going there if he wasn't even into any of the facets of the scene it represents.

@@BlackCatBritt A place shouldn't select its customers. The very concept is absurd and outrageous! You let people in until the place is full, except for people who are violent, very drunk, high on drugs or otherwise unpleasant. Not because of the style of clothing, if they're a bit tired or anything like that. Places that treat people like that should be demolished and banned from ever existing again.

@@mytube001 You are allowed to hate it, but if it's a privately owned establishment, they can do what they want 🤷‍♀

@@BlackCatBritt Yes, they can, unfortunately. But they're clearly massive idiots and should be banned from operating any form of business.

@@mytube001 I urge you to have some perspective; these clubs were a place of sanctuary for people who are different in a time when things like "sexual deviancy" was a punishable offense. There is a reason they started out (& continue to be) selective of their clientele, bc much like speakeasy's, if they let in the wrong person, the entire cover would be blown and the people inside would be persecuted for just being who they are- LGBTQIA+. You may think it's idiotic, but they are simply preserving the culture and history it represents, and there is something to be said for the feeling of freedom & camaraderie they provide for alternative people who can go in and not be looked at weirdly or with disgust. The goth/fetish scene has been slowly dying for decades & driven underground, & I for one respect them for staying true to the culture. Not everyone will understand it, bc it's not meant for those who don't.

berghain

Said Berghain twice or thrice but I assumed everyone knew what that was so didn’t expound

@@EvanEdingerTravel I must have missed it, but no I don't have a clue what that is

@@EvanEdingerTravel honestly, if I heard that I might have thought you were talking about a museum.

an other question: What does Heather say about Evans Cocker-Spaniel hair-do?

Evan is friends with lots of people, and uses some of those people to just talk culture, vocabulary differences, and loads of things. And yes, Evan and Heather are a couple. They will be marrying too! And she loves him, just as he is.

@@tpkyterooluebeck9224 thank you, that is lovely news

oh you left too, well ... bye then

Well, Karneval/Fasching is in february so that wouldn't work out timing wise. Halloween is actually getting quite popular in Germany, espescially in bigger cities

Honestly, depends on the graffiti. If it's really well done, it can be rather nice. A quick spray paint off random letters or squiggles, sucks. I hated the spray paint on the trees

@@tomrogue13 I didn’t see a lot of amazing artistry as you do in other cities with designated spaces for fantastic street murals etc. Just felt like the place is overrun by 12 year olds with spray cans.

@@danowen79 there is a lot f great graffity art in Berlin. But mostly it's just ugly tags. Doesn't bother me that much tbh

@@nicktankard1244 You’re probably used to it, but it feels very 1980s to see that level of it from my perspective.

@@danowen79 I only lived there for 3 years. And I come from a city with basically 0 graffiti. But yeah Berlin is crazy. Kinda suits it