For fries on the North Sea - "Bares for Rares" expert Detlev Kümmel confesses youthful sin
Created: 05/26/2022, 07:10
By: Jennifer Kuhn
The ZDF program "Bares for Rares" is not just a show where sellers want to sell their treasures to retailers.
Every retailer hides many exciting stories of his own.
Detlef Kümmel now reveals his youthful sins.
Cologne - "Bares for Rares" (all news about the ZDF broadcast) is about real gems and old treasures that are often buried deep in the basement or in the garage.
But the viewers are not only interested in the show, but also in the dealers behind the counter.
One of them is Detlef Kümmel, who has now revealed an interesting detail from his life on Instagram.
name of the show | Cash for Rares |
Moderator \t | Horst Lights |
TV station | ZDF |
first airing | August 3, 2013 |
"A royal role stolen": "Bares for Rares" moderator reveals his criminal past
So it started that moderator Horst Lichter also tells the fans and followers on Instagram that his youth was probably not entirely innocent either.
Because the "Bares for Rares" moderator stole.
"My buddy and I, that was Eckhardt, at some point we said, man, the lady at the cash register, she never pays attention," he began his story.
"We stole a king roll and we ate it all on the way to school," Horst Lichter explained.
But he and his buddies felt the karma because: “We got a double penalty.
Point one, she saw us, has already called home.
Point two, we had insane stomach pains and diarrhea”.
Detlev Kümmel talks about his youthful sins © Screenshot/instagram.com/baresfuerrares
Celebrity bonus because of "Bares for Rares" ?: Susanne Steiger used her fame when visiting a disco
Admittedly not a sin of youth - but a retailer chatted a few weeks ago out of the box.
"Bares for Rares" dealer Susanne Steiger was about going to a disco.
She admits that one evening she was recognized by a bouncer at a club in Dusseldorf and was able to enjoy a small but nice celebrity benefit.
Susanne Steiger was waved through by the bouncer as soon as he saw her.
“I was in Düsseldorf with friends for dinner and then we wanted to go to a club, there was a huge line in front of the club.
And then I dutifully queued up at the back and the bouncer saw me too," says Susanne.
The situation was super uncomfortable for her, as she admitted herself.
For currywurst fries to the North Sea - "Bares for Rares" expert Detlev Kümmel confesses youthful sin
Detlev Kümmel has to laugh a little when he remembers his story.
“My only real real youthful sins were always with a car.
And we used to have this gag, now we all set off together, drive to the North Sea and see if the tide is high or low.
And at low tide I had to pay for the currywurst fries - at high tide one of my buddies,"
he joked.
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"You wouldn't do it at all these days, with the price of gas.
and also not because of the environmental impact.
Let that be!” said the dealer.
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“I had it protected”: 80-euro Waldi from “Bares for Rares” entered nicknames in the person
Dealers like to come up with crazy ideas every now and then - as does Walter Heinrich Lehnertz.
The "Bares for Rares" dealer had his nickname "80-Euro-Waldi" entered in his ID card.
Sources used:
instagram.com/baresfuerrares
