In Germany and everywhere else when you ask for water they ask you "with gas or with no gas"
, people like carbonated water, bleh, i don't like it it wrecks my stomach and makes me burp. doesn't taste so good.

Francis drops me off at the main station in her smart car, these little cars that are like two person sitters, but still can fit two more tight in the back. super cute

for 5 euros we each have roundtrips on train to Munich. we transfer on two other trains before we arrive to munich 3 hours later. tricky is funny. he almost doesn't wake us up in time to transfer.

playing my life pod on the last train we had some german haters that told us to turn the music down. and this woman next to me told me to turn it down twice. but funny, when i played classical music, no one said a word. it was things like george michaels "father figure" she couldn't handle. tricky yelled at one man to use PLEASE (bitte) when he asks us to turn the music down.
Tricky's funny, he yells at the man, then mutters "germans are like this, they are uptight". he loves the lifepod bag, always wants me to turn it up, and says people should listen because maybe they would change their lives. he doesn't seem to give a f*** what others thing. He's very sarcastic, but i can see why he's an outsider from the shi-shi people in stuttgart. nevertheless, he's our tour guide and we're lost without him.

Munic is very beautiful, I'll be back with my parents so that maybe i'll learn more about the buildings. we get there and one of tricky and momo's (another b-boy in our street show crew) friend mario meets us. mario is kinda decked out hip hop too. he beomes our camera man during the show.

we perform right in front of this beautiful gothic-like building. it seems to have one of those glockenspiel things like th eone disneyland, where the little dolls come out and rotate around while music plays, we never see it in action, but it's out. we caught some pretty footage.

the crowd was more dense and more people. on the first show i had the lucky hat for some reason and people donated 5 euros and 10 euro bills. i was screaming and jumping up and hugging eveyrone who gave me that much. after all we're here doing stunts on the concrete, risking our bodies to entertain these people who prolly haven't seen breaking. there were only classical music street performers spread out. the kids loved us.


Chiefrock (eddie) for the finalle does a front flip over four kneeling people in childs pose, three girls and a kid. my legs are sore and my right shoulder is sore from doing air freezes for people who give me 5 euros or more .

on the train ride home, we transfered once to a bus and then to another train, and at somepoint the train stopped in the middle of no where because some one reported an attempt suicide. so it took forever to get home, but the train station paid for taxi rides home, luckily Forty lives close so it only took 10 minutes for me, the others had to go further.

posted by pep @ 3:37 AM