No question!

Is the highway the last place to meet?

Freeways force people to come to terms with their fellow human beings. Because if everyone does what they want, in the end everyone is stuck in a traffic jam together.

(Bild: stock.adobe.com – U. J. Alexander)

The cabaret artist, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vögel answers questions that others don't even dare to ask. This time he explores the question of whether the highway is the last place where we (have to) live together?

Whenever I drive on the highway (and especially on the German one), I am reminded of my childhood in elementary school. There's the leisurely lurker who's always in your way, even if you're not speeding yourself. The tailgater who constantly gets on your nerves and harasses you, from behind or from the side, but never directly face to face. And the massive participant who has the certain feeling that the public space belongs mainly to him, which is why he occupies it as he pleases, and everyone else must obey him.