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00:30Good morning, Mr. Neighbor. Isn't it a beautiful day?
00:37So properly made for mowing the lawn, isn't it? Well, then, have a nice day!
00:44Ah, Paul thinks, I would like to know how many times it has happened
00:49that he mows his lawn on Sunday, and every time I yaw in my chair,
00:53the engine next to me turns on.
00:56Wasn't it exactly like that last summer?
00:59The same thing was brewing there, with the same tremolo.
01:05The neighbor, on the other hand, thinks, man, he has it good, and thinks and thinks,
01:08and already the anger grips him that it is so unfairly distributed in this world,
01:12that for hours in the chair, he has to move the lawn mower,
01:16which cuts the lawn, to his own amusement and disgust.
01:19So he leaves the thing standing evil, another one should continue to mow.
01:23As soon as the other one comes, one grabs him by the collar, prompt.
01:27Oh, are you coming to complain again, Mr. Neighbor?
01:31Or do you even want to steal something, huh?
01:34I know, they always make eyes at my lawnmower.
01:37It's a fine little machine, you'll experience it right away.
01:43Well, anything else to complain about, Mr. Neighbor?
01:47Paul, who believes that this would now have survived, suddenly hears a jackhammer,
01:52and it occurs to him that the neighbor never had a jackhammer.
01:55That is, she has stolen the neighbor's rat from him,
01:58and she still hangs it openly, and like a chicken,
02:01she cares for Paul's vigilance and distrust, not the bean.
02:04On the contrary, he still thinks that with the jackhammer it must be so,
02:08because how often has he borrowed the thing?
02:11There is something like a right of habit.
02:13Bring it back every morning, where would he go?
02:16Even if he thinks about it, he feels bad about it.
02:22This is my scissors, it should only come.
02:25And Paul comes, the situation is tightening, but wait a moment,
02:28we don't want to overdo it.
02:30But on the other hand, the neighborhood's comfort and peace
02:33is good to spice it up from time to time with a little bang.
02:37But if you are peaceful, which Paul is,
02:39if you are much faster, you take what the neighbor has torn under the nail,
02:43quite simply, again.
02:46Have you ever thought that you are a smart guy?
02:50Have you ever thought that you are a smart guy?
02:53He is a smart guy.
03:13Very quickly, what anger and distress is cut off.
03:16It came so far that the own little garden is full of foreign leaves.
03:19There it does, Richard, look, the neighbor also has a saw.
03:22In the absence of a branch, he saws the house of Paul through,
03:26from the basement to the roof.
03:28I just wanted to try my saw, Mr. Neighbor.
03:31You see, you saw great.
03:33It can't go on like this, Paul thinks.
03:36Some things are lazy about this neighbor and the neighborhood.
03:39Before we declare war immediately,
03:41we want to defend ourselves in a different way.
03:43We build a wall around the house and block out the evil neighbor.
03:52The Wall
04:13Well, now it's war.
04:15As you could see, it was not even about the honor,
04:17no, it was about a lawnmower and a used hedge saw.
04:22Now they get, and that for many, many thousands of years,
04:25the people, because of even smaller things, suddenly in the hair.
04:28They suspect that if it booms and crashes,
04:31the devil laughs from the heart.
04:34And what makes me so happy, no one learns anything from it.
04:37You also beat your wife because of the burnt soup.