I told you about stage.

I am in a huge fan of yours and your performance in inglorious bastards.

I think ruined has ruined my marriage.

Because every time that movie comes on, I can't stop watching it on.

I'm always watching you.

I loved your performance.

As did everybody.

Thank you.

Blue Blue.

What's that?

Blue, Blue, Blue blue.

You interrupted me for blue blue.

No one gets away with that.

But you, Christoph, Quiet!

Blue, Blue.

Thank you for being here, though.

It's very excited.

You know what?

I love me, but I love about love me for slip there.

I can't speak tonight because of the Google.

Uh, you are such an amazing actor.

And so intense, Uh, in that movie, you could be so inglorious.

Bastards.

You're so charming.

And then suddenly, this dead eyed stare that you could give that I find so chilling that you're giving me right now.

Yeah, it is so good at that.

I know that you are.

There.

Are you're from Austria, is that right?

And there are, like many Americans, Unfortunately, I don't know enough about the rest of the world and I'm familiar with familiar with Germany.

But I don't know the difference in the culture between, say, Austrians and Germans.

Can you enlighten us?

The difference between Austrians and Germans is like the difference between a battleship and a Walt, a battleship and a waltz.

That's about the difference between really so there's really not a lot of similarities, is what you're saying.

How are the Austrians different?

I mean, I know there's the Germans.

There's the cliche, which is they have no sense of humor.

Did he?

That's not a cliche s.

It's just 100% true.

Well, it zord of, you know, um, Germans.

I hope I'm not hurting anybody's feelings.

No, but it does go out on television.

Yeah, Germans might hear about this.

Well, you know they won't.

They won't hear about this.

Please speak freely.

It's just it's just it's just us and think, please, thank you.

I think Germans always go for for hit on Collision.

You know, it's never it doesn't rarely has sort of grace and melody and rhythm.

It's just the yeah on I know irony.

There's no sense of they just say exactly what they mean exactly.

Everything else is dubious and slimy and they're suspicious of Yeah, yeah, I'm highly dubious and slimy, so I love it when I guess just comes out and says that, Uh, but you Austrians then have a sense of humor there.

Well, it's Austrians tend to make their lives easier, So first of all, they are very polite and second, they don't mean it.

So, Andi, it's just a mode of communication and exchange between you have a sip.

So you know what could go wrong?

Very nice.

Well, I'm Irish.

I understand.

Exactly.

Well, that was the same way.

We're very nice, but we don't mean it.

No, absolutely.

But you know, Ireland has nine.

A literature.

Nobel Prize winners nine.

Yeah.

I mean, that says something for communication in a culture?

Yes.

And that the difference between in all seriousness, if that's appropriate, it all.

We'll cut this part out.

Uh huh.

In the difference between the Austrians and Germans is very much like English and Irish.

Very much there's, there's there's more of the sense of the silly and the absurd.