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By: Armin T. Linder
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A familiar face helped out at the cheese counter at an Edeka branch and had a pretty difficult time doing it.
A customer promptly made a mean comment.
Bergheim - The first two episodes of the new ProSieben series “Rent a Comedian” ran on February 21st and 28th. According to
quotenmeter.de
, the second edition was seen by 0.57 million people, fewer than the first.
The format is a kind of continuation of “Rent a Pocher”: celebrities slip into other jobs via “short internships”.
Oliver Pocher is of course also there - and received more than just positive reactions for his appearance as a sauna master.
But other stars also have the honor of appearing on the show.
Comedienne Tahnee joked her way through the Edeka branch in Bergheim - but there were also serious tones.
© Screenshot ProSieben/MySpass/YouTube
Tahnee Schaffarczyk fools her way through the Edeka branch
When celebrities meet normal people at their “workplace,” unusual situations arise.
Of course, some things are adapted for television - otherwise Pocher's sauna guests wouldn't have towels on them.
And there is also scripted comedy, for example when actress and comedienne Tahnee (31)
At the Edeka checkout, a supermarket announcement slurs and advertises a range of sparkling wine that doesn't actually exist anymore: "Everything's already drunk."
It becomes more astonishing when it comes to quite authentic situations - such as Tahnee's appearance at the cheese counter.
Because in addition to all sorts of practical jokes that she does for camera in the Edeka branch in Bergheim (NRW), she also actually carries out normal activities.
And serves a customer.
Tahnee Schaffarczyk comments: Working at the Edeka cheese counter is by no means easy
This one wants three slices of a slightly harder type of cheese.
And Tahnee realizes: It's not that easy to operate a cheese cutting machine.
“Oh, that’s awesome.
Oh my God,” she moans as she works.
The cheese is “like stone,” she groans later.
“The machines here also require maintenance; people are only as good as the machines.”
This is of course meant with a wink.
In response to her “Can you show me how it works?” the real Edeka employee routinely cuts the cheese.
The scene also ensures greater understanding for supermarket employees - this topic is often discussed on the Internet, although the friendliness of customers often leaves something to be desired.
The Edeka customer gets her cheese, but also leaves a snappy comment.
© Screenshot ProSieben/MySpass/YouTube
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At the end, the customer receives her three slices of Comedienne Tahnee.
With the words “You’ve never stood at the cheese counter for so long?”
I'm still learning." The prominent temporary Edeka employee receives a devastating judgment from the lady: "That's how it is with trainees.
You have to take what you get.” A joke?
Certainly to some extent.
But the conclusion remains: some jobs are more difficult than outsiders imagine.
Did you know that a former top chef once switched to the Rewe snack bar?
(lin)
Sources used:
ProSieben press release, “Rent a Comedian” on YouTube, Quotenmeter.de