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There are plenty of reasons to despise this filth ridden city. What bothers you most?

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Even Sierra Leone looks pretty when the son is shining. Berlin looks uglier than on cloudy days. With son you can clearly see the dirty unhappy people and buildings. lol

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Sun. Correction

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I am from the UK and having lived here several years I was always wondering why I clashed with Germans. I realised I can't undo what I have been brought up and learnt to possess:

Here is a list of qualities most (98%) Germans/Berliners do not have:

Inference, hinting, the art of seduction, nuance, irony, self-deprecation, being considerate, spontaneity, sensitivity, empathy, selflessness.

When we were kids we were taught by adults the above qualities.

An italian once said to me Germans are like children. Now I know what he meant. They are like the lost boys in Peter Pan. Yet these 'kids' have bittnerness and jealousy. Berlin ain't never never land!

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Quality post here. Everywhere its the normal. Everywhere but Germany, Swiss and Austria. Scumbags

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What you wrote is exactly what I thought after having sevra realtionship with German guys.Of course I am not expecting he sacrifice his life or everything for me.But you know what it is...I leave Berlin.This is my last month here.I think it takes time to get recovered but glad that I could leave before it is too late.Become one of German is the scariest.thing.

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The women are just as bad, if not worse. What a sad culture.

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As a bi, I can tell you that dating German girls is wayyy worse than dating German guys. Guys lack the characteristics you listed, but girls are on another category of unbearable

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It's called socialism.

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Applaus, Applaus, für deine Worte

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@OP you obviously do not realize that Germans are not Brits. There is no universal culture called whiteness, although the UK tried for 300 years to build one. But ironically not really in "white" countries.

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I am the original poster. What has whiteness got to do with it? Perhaps I am black.

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  Anonymous wrote:

poop wurst.

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doner s h i t bab

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Oh come on. Don't blame doner and shawarma.
Would kill for a good burrito tho

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10,000 doner and wurst shops, typical of how boring Berlin is. Cookie cutter 'music', people, food and apartments. Hard to believe how many people eat that rotting, putrid 'meat'.

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You've gotta be retarded to eat Döners in Berlin. How many times do the authorities have to bust these idiots for using expired meat before you stop eating this crap?

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why is everyone so obsessed with Berlin, you can't even make one criticism of the city without them taking everything personally.

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is it because they don't want to be reminded that it's complete poop and their lives are falling apart? honestly I try to improve my life by leaving and say what the poop is there and people delete me and try to make it like I'm the problem for why it didn't work out. Except when I look at my life BEFORE Berlin I actually had my poop together so.....wtf

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yep, absolutely true. it's your fault, nothing to do with the absolute s h i t show going on in s h i t - lin

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Like if it wasn’t for Berlinhater rn I would feel so mad but I can’t help but feel these people in Berlin getting mad at me for having standards are totally brainwashed

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Berlin is so overrated. The truth is that living here is a painful experience that pushes you way out of your comfort zone to the point where you don't know if you will ever feel normal again.

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Go to r/Germany or r/Berlin and ask about anything in Germany or Berlin and watch the ensuing shitshow. Just ask something completely neutrally like "Is it true that you have to have health insurance in Germany?" or "Is it true that you can get welfare forever in Germany?" or "Is it true that Germans eat raw meat?" and you'll see a flood of angry Germans and expats who completely lose their shit. These people are the most sensitive babies I have ever seen in my entire life. Ask critical questions about any other country (except perhaps the Scandinavian ones) and you'll get a sea of support. Germans are really dumb.

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Regarding to welfare. I totally understand why these scumse live forever on welfare. Look how their government is fuckinng them up every month. Extremely high taxes. They HAVE to have a health insurance. Again taxes for taxes. If I would be them I would fornicate this state as well.
Shithole

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Yeah, you can be on welfare forever and get enough to live, maybe you can even afford to go on a cheap vacation to Spain every year. Or you can get a job and pay 50% in taxes and end up with maybe 50% more than a harz4 loser but work 40 hours a week.

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Its seriously disgusting though how seemingly "normal" people have been on harz IV for years and years. There is no need for any adult who is not seriously ill to be sitting round at home all day and getting paid for it. It really takes the piss out of all of us who work our arses off the whole time.

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ps I dont think id ever known anyone on welfare before i came to berlin and now i know two people very well who have both been unemployed for at least 2 years.
That is ludicrous. Where i come from only the scummiest of the scum do that kind of thing.

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Though i suppose the same point that has been brought up before applies. You cant even work in a supermarket without doing an ausbildung so the entry level for sh1tty jobs is quite high

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LOL hope you meet some people from the GDR who NEVER worked a day after the wall fell.

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But how do they manage it though? Do they just purposely write crap applications or apply to stuff they'll never get so they can prove it at the job center? Surely there must be a limit on how long you can get benefits. Like you are too useless to even be worth supporting kind of thing?

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If you're an Ossi and above 45 they just let you stay on welfare. I am 99% sure it is because the GDR purposely drugged people back then to give them brain damage but that the government can never admit to that. We know they drugged athletes in the GDR without their consent and if you have ever met anyone from the East, especially men, you'll knownwhat I mean with brain damage. Definitely something way off with all of them.

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I knew about the athletes but not the general public i wouldnt have thought. But yes obviously there is still a lot thats not talked about

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There’s still a lot that’s not talked about in today’s Germany, let alone the DDR

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Yeah i never used to understand why they always went on about "Schweigen" and the difficulty of saying things during our German degree. I was like just say it what's the big deal. But here people are very aware of the exact words they are saying and what they are omitting. They present a carefully crafted version of themself. Which ok everyone technically does but here it is more extreme. Its almost as if Germans, at least East Germans, dont have a natural self.

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Old habits die hard. For Ossis, choosing the wrong words could mean going to prison for a long time. Or losing a job and getting a worse one. Or no chances to get to a certain university. The list goes on. I don’t blame them for that, but I do blame them for being grumpy, weird and living on welfare eternally

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@"Surely there must be a limit on how long you can get benefits." No. A minimum standard of living is guaranteed by the constitution. This is the original universal basic income. But people from the EU and other foreigners cannot just turn up and apply.

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To German girls have orgasms because the German guy I was seeing after I came I looked down and he just had this blank look on his face. It was freaking creepy. As well as he complained when I wore lingerie. I thought he was gay but maybe just German? I mean German girls do they not own lingerie unless it’s some PVC harness or some shit? Seriously

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Plus what kind of man complains when you wear lingerie ? Germany is backwardsland

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Should have just shown up in used granny panties from Humana

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:' DDDDDDDDD

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German girls are horrible in bed. A Very boring experience

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German girls are horrible everywhere. A very boring experience

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I had a 6 year relationship with a German. It must have broken me up as I haven't been able to be intimate with anyone for over 3 years now.

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This applies to the post below

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I'd rather drink sulphuric acid than be in a relationship with a German.

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yes i think it was quite destructive and i still cant work out exactly what it did to me. Or whether it is also just the general berlin experience that has killed my sex drive

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Hi fellow Berlin haters! My german boyfriend and I broke up (for many differents reasons) and although it's painful I'm kinda relieved because it was the very last thing still bonding me to this country (I left a few months ago) and it feels weirdly good to be able to leave behind this part of my life for good. But I feel guilty for this relief, what are your thoughts? Have any of you gone through a similar situation? More generally, does any of you feel like your 'hate' towards Germany affects (or affected in case it's over) negatively your feelings and relationship with a german partner? It would help me a lot to have some insight on this! I feel bad that the nationality/culture & language barrier played such a huge part in my decision to let this person go.

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Yeah, of course my hatred of Germany negatively affected my relationship with Germans. I mean, at the beginning I tried to convince myself that the prevailing cultural norms in a country have nothing to do with the individual people but then I realized that thinking that was pretty stupid and desperate. The things I hate most about this country apply the people who live here and - and this is the important part - it applies to ALL OF THEM. Don't feel bad about it - this culture is so messed up that relationships here aren't even meant to last anyway. If you were outside of Germany and still pretending a long-distance relationship was going to work out then you were only deluding yourself. Your boyfriend was probably cheating on you anyway, especially if he was a Berliner. Never feel sympathy for Germans - they aren't worth it.

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No the thing is, we were about to move together to another EU country (neither his nor mine - the idea was to be on neutral ground so to say), we had both found jobs and everything - then corona happened, but even this way it would have been too complicated and challenging
Thank you for sharing, I'm glad I am not the only one who feels that way.

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Don't feel guilty. Live your life. Forget the shitt of past. People in this country are like zombies. You can't help them. They will drink your blood at the end

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We're constantly bombarded with the idea that people are equal and that we're all the same and that all cultures are basically the same with minor differences, which is a bald-faced crock of shit. Don't feel guilty about despising a certain people or culture.

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Anybody lived in Bremen? How was that? I know, the more north, the colder are people.

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Not true. People in the north are generally friendlier. That was my experience. Bremen is also beautiful

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Berlin is probably the unfriendliest place in Germany

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Yes Berlin would be the wierdest.If you must stay in Germany for some reasons at leat live out of Berlin.Less Harzt4.less drug users.less Arab gangsters,less starers.

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Something something "directness".
Something something "not wasting your time".

No, dipshit, your inability to communicate basic facts is not a sign of moral superiority. It's the sign of a mental disorder.

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These people make pikies look like educated snobs.

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Someone should teach Germans that you can be straightforward and clear about your intentions while still being polite.

Oh wait, you can't teach Germans. They know better.

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haha, yeah, until they are outside of their country

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how they even survive somewhere else where people dont give a F*ck about Gesetze so much?!

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"Someone should teach Germans that you can be straightforward and clear about your intentions while still being polite."

It is called diplomacy, of which they sorely lack.

Inference, hinting, the art of seduction, nuance, irony, self-deprecation, being considerate, spontaneity, sensitivity, empathy, selflessness, ... all missing here.

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9 out of 10 Germans that do go anywhere always run back home after a few years to the safety of the Sozialamt. They then tell everyone how pooping and backward the country they couldn’t adapt to, supposedly is. German guys also like to claim that all foreign women are basically whores who only want to wed them to get a chance to come here. Delusional

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Can't count the number of timws I have heard that German men/women are highly desired in foreign countries. Claimed by Germans. These people are too stupid to realize that when foreigners pretend to look up to Germany they're just trying to make small talk.

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Diplomacy...more like tact. Germans lack tact. It's the difference between telling your girlfriend "yes, you're a total a fat person and need to lose weight" when she asks if these pants make her butt look big vs. saying "hey hun why don't we go work out together tomorrow? It'll be really fun if we do it together and maybe we can keep each other accountable."

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  yesireallyhateberlin wrote:

Expats, Tourists, Travellers, hip districts, every single bar, restaurant, cafe, all the hyped up berliners who stare at everyone all the time, like they are constantly on some kid of event, and want me to look back, validating their pooping berlin-vibe. Everyone wih a music, box. Street musicians who turn up their amps so my ears burst, all the people who given them money for that. The non existence of free space. Everyone who lives here voluntarily. Everyone who moves here. Everyone who could leave, but doesn't. Every single party goer, pub crawler and fun haver. Each and every start up and artist and gallery and event location. Everything. It would be bad enough, without all the hyped new-berliners, what with no heating in public buildings, freezing tubes & S Bahn that only runs half the time & crazy Taxi drivers trying to run you over, just for fun - but then it would just be a pooping town, full of rude people & cultural clashes that make you go mad. But with that layer of hyperexited berlinophiles, who claim this overcrowded, awful place is the best place to be, and I'm ungrateful to be stuck here with no way out, I wish, daily, and sincere, though I would not do anything to further this happening, but I honestly wish this hell hole would just accidentally be nuked out of exstistence by someone pressing a wrong button somwhere and sending off a long forgotten H Bomb!

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  yesireallyhateberlin wrote:

"pooping" Berlin vibe?? I didn't even write that - but sounds good! How the blast is there no editing function??

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  yesireallyhateberlin wrote:

not seriously - they censor the "S" word?? Where are we? s h i t t y is a bad word? we are talking about berlin - that's a very genteel euphemism!

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Yes. You should go back

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If you have a problem with them censoring a word then build your own webpage where Krautss like yourself can complain of anti-Germanism all day every day.

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You didnt write pooping? Because Im seeing alot of this word and same words around on quite a few posts....I do hope most of these comments are individuals and not some paid person as I see alot of same writing style and vocab.....can anyone explain this ....or even notice....ps I love this site; everything is so so true.

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The site has an automatic censoring application that replaces khunt with female reproductive organ and shiiit with poop, etc etc.

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i secretly upvote my posts here every time i visit this page

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even this one

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Good for you.

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do not forget to send yourself flowers and sign the card "a secret admirer"

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been there, done that ;)

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Well...I guess it's part of the therapy?!

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See, this is why such sort of joking is bad, it often leads to hurt feelings. It's serious. If only you could see why. Not because I said so.

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It's putting soulful things into something low. Baby bathwater misery. It can fornicate you up. Just stay clear of it, I mean you see why it's serious.

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It's no real joking, you know what I mean. I was feeling like s.hit the other day. I got back home and I was like ok, that was it, but there was a neighbour with their bike. And I just felt so bugged. She said, can you leave it open quickly? And I got sarcastic: Of course. I felt truly bothered because people don't give a f.uck how you feel, they always talk to you the same way. She wanted to get her bike in the cellar btw. I added I can open the door too! And she still was all goody moody but rather confused about me. She said something like, not needed but not in a serious way and I said Well since I stand here, sarcastically. She tried to catch me I guess in a good way, she said I do that for quite few years, and I brainfarted a yes. Thing is she is older but she looks fit for her age and I just hated how this played out.

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might be repressive, like a fallacy, take it for what it is. and yeah it is repressive, maybe some understanding Idk. I don't even wanna talk to you braindead people

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The customer services make you feel like you still live in 90s

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The old joke is, "you can't complain about the service in Berlin, there isn't any".

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last time i visited berlin in was screamed at because i wanted to make an order. he yelled at me because i wanted give them my money. egocentric losers.

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who yelled at you?

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service stuff :)

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The technology here makes you feel like you still live in the 90s

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The people there make you want to gas yourself.

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The lack of social genuine connection to other people, be it friends, relationships or work colleagues.
I am definitely broken up mentally by now after 3 years and it shows a lot when I meet my old friends.
I am unconsicously desperate and needy, with no expectations or faith anymore.

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What is it about Berlin that makes you feel as if you are needy? Is it because you are constantly forced to walk around as if you dont give a sh1t the whole time.

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It's called being a normal, functioning human being.

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hello all! did any of you have experience with self help groups (mental health/ illness) in Berlin? was it helpful?

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lol as if I am going to meet up with a bunch of germans and discuss my problems - that would be like a mouse meeting up with a group of cats to air his grievances. if there were groups that were 100% non-german then maybe but how much proof does one need to collect that this country is pure cancer before leaving forever?

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haha, so true! berlin is an empathy free zone, and also a huge turd hole

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  yesireallyhateberlin wrote:

Oh, my god - the others are probably beyond help & hating Germans? Why on Earth do you live here, then, if we are all so awful!? Anyway, to the original poster: I haven't, but I know a person, who went to a group, which was quite useful, and I know, there must be many! I am pretty shure, there are enough expats in Berlin by now, who don't speak German, that you can find and English speaking group. Try googling for one? There are also a lot of meet ups (try meet up, or berlin meet up) and though some of these people probably have no great social skills, others may & perhaps they know more about the expat self help infrastructure.. If you do speak German, there must be a lot of different groups & you can try them out. I mean, self help groups are like other organizations & societies - they have websites & information evenings etc. where you can meet the people & get a feeling for the group! Take care of yourself, don't let anything bog you down unduly, especially now & especially in this big, at times rude town! <3

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  Anonymous wrote:

I don't live there thank god. I couldn;t tolerate berliners for any amount of time, truly disgusting people

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