This is 99% invisible.

I'm Roman Mars.

Early one Monday this past December,

Peter Dorful started his week the way most of us do.

Which is the say, reluctantly.

So it was a normal Monday morning, I was gonna go to work,

and I've only been awake for like half an hour or something,

so I would still live, well, a bit woozy. Peter lives in Dresden, Germany. or something

Woozy.

Peter lives in Dresden, Germany, where he works in elder care,

visiting clients at their homes.

And to do that, he usually takes the bus.

But that morning, he noticed something unusual as he boarded.

When I got on the bus I see that the bus driver had put up a sign inside of the bus that

said in German,

these busstoyote is a ducherfala,

which means this bus is driven by a German driver.

A homemade sign saying this bus is driven by a German driver was not the

kind of thing Peter was used to seeing on his daily commute. That's reporter Kevin Caners.

If it's Peter, the driver's message was pretty clear.

I can only interpret what the person who put up the sign would have said.

But the implication to me was, this is a good bus, you do not have to worry, you can talk to me in German

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