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The text is a transcript of an episode of "Heads and Tails", a travel show where two hosts explore different cities with different budgets. The episode is about Berlin, the capital of Germany, and the hosts are Zhanna Badoeva and Anton Ptushkin. Zhanna has a gold card and can spend as much as she wants, while Anton has only $100 for two days. They both try to experience the unusual and eccentric aspects of Berlin, such as:
- A nuclear fusion reactor that is hotter than the sun
- A Porsche 924 from the 80s
- A bed tour of the city
- A water tower apartment with a recording studio
- A silicone jewelry workshop
- A spa with live guitar music
- A disco booth and a hospital bar
- A club where anything goes
- A snack bar in a former public toilet
- A visit to the Reichstag dome and restaurant
- A game of hedis, a ping pong variant with heads
- A treasure hunt in a park
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Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a travel show called "Heads and Tails" that explores Berlin.
- The show features two hosts, Anton and Anastasija, who have different budgets and experiences in the city.
- Some of the places and activities they visit or do include:
- A nuclear fusion reactor that achieves 100 million°C for 30 seconds
- A bed tour that rides on the tram tracks
- A spa with a live guitar
- A silicone jewelry workshop that makes rings shaped like fingers
- A disco booth that turns into a dance floor with two euros
- A club where people play table tennis with their heads
- The Reichstag building with a glass dome and a restaurant for the rich
- A snack bar in a former public toilet
- A memorial to the victims of the Holocaust made of concrete slabs
- The show also hides a treasure for the viewers in a park under an underground bridge.
- The show ends with the hosts saying goodbye in a strange way, hanging upside down from a rope.