We got to keep on the right side.

You got to keep on the right side.

I spend my paycheck off my blue boots.

That's okay and now I got for me.

Keep on the right side. You got to keep on the bright side.

We've got to be on.

On the bright side.

Want to travel the world this year, but don't have any money?

You could hijack an airplane.

Or you could spin the globe with us.

We auto-generated random countries and decided to do a little report on each.

What's it like to fly there?

What language do they speak?

And will you go to jail for being too fun?

So sit back.

Get out your neck pillow and listen to Spin the Globe on today's episode of The Brighter Side.

Yeah, absolutely. We're partying today. We're talking about Bhutan, Ethiopia, Bosnia, and Chamon. Germany. I'm so excited about Germany. And we also have a special guest, too, who's also been to Germany. I brought in a ringer. I brought in a ringer. I got the most German person I know, my wife. How you doing, Julie? What's going on? Oh my God. I'm so. Rosic! Rosig, Rosig, ask. Karkus, I sound a little German there. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Julie's last name is Rosing. Speak you. A bit bit. Maybe we can on Dutch read later Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Julie's last name is Rosen. Sprekenzzi Deutsch.

A bit sure. I'm like we can of Deutsch later. Ooh. That's all I know. Maybe we could speak German later. I would love that. And you're also learning the harmonica. Yes. Very German of you. If you're just tuning in, Germans love the harmonica. Do they? Yeah. I'm just making it.

It's kind of, you know, it sounds like they're weird little, they like their blowy instruments. A big horn.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, but you lived in Germany for six to seven months. In college, yeah. In college. So you're

the most German fucker I know. Now look, that was 2006.

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