Klaus Oppitz - Saugfrast

Be good! We've all heard that at some point in our childhood. And then it gets confusing. On one hand, you have to maintain appearances, while on the other hand, you're not supposed to lie. Shouldn't the pastor at the funeral then tell the truth, that the deceased was actually a complete fool?

In general, has good behavior ever really brought us anything? While the well-behaved might get a pat on the head at best, the scoundrels run the world. And play golf every weekend in Florida. Or ride jet skis. On a freshly melted glacier.

Honestly, the puppet show only ever got really exciting when the clown showed up, and even today, in every crime story, the villains are more interesting, while the hero needs at least one alcohol problem, if not two, to keep up. And when Robert Heinrich I, Emperor of Austria, who wrote texts for Klaus Oppitz for years, advises his guests to "be a little good for once," it goes without saying that he is not good at all: good. And has much more fun in life than his subjects.

Klaus Oppitz wants that too now, to be daring, ruthless, cunning, unshaven, to overcome niceness, to leave the choir boy behind. Finally, to be a scoundrel!