Explanation of the hype

Let's be honest:
Whoever still has good "good" dishes, which spend most of their life brooding in a display cabinet, whoever has a room that is spared during the week, has too much time and too much money.
People, just use your things and enjoy the beautiful things every day!

I don’t understand that either. I’m not going to build 2 rooms for eating and buy the furnishings twice. But well, everyone has their own ideas. For us, it’s quite classic. The kitchen with mess, disorder, and "noise" for preparing food. In a separate, large room the dining-living room, for cozy togetherness.

Associating the kitchen with dirt is really quite a statement these days

Kitchen, when I leave it, there is dirt. I always manage that well. The good dishes are like clothes. There is something for Monday morning and something for Saturday evening. The same goes for glasses and plates. There must be differences, otherwise everything is the same and soon everything doesn't matter. Then you celebrate Christmas Eve in the Uncle Sam muscle shirt with parachute silk bro pants. Karsten

We are giving up the serving hatch, yes, the partition wall, combining the kitchen/dining area with the living room. Open plan. For me, a misdevelopment.

In the past, people had meals. Today there are fluid transitions in both directions between food intake and "living" (of which probably only the remnant "watching TV" remains). It is no surprise that unhappiness increases faster than prosperity.

And in any case, if anything, then of course Meißner.

Woelki. Meisner is retired.

Then you spend Christmas Eve in an Uncle Sam muscle shirt with parachute silk chav pants.

If this sentence falls into the wrong hands, this year on TV it will be "Christmas with Ottmar Zittlau and Atze Schröder" as a three-parter *LOL*

I simply wouldn't want the dirt to be carried through half the house, and that can't be avoided here. The men and also our boys have little desire to have to completely change clothes every time they come in from the yard. So only the boots/shoes have to come off, clothes shaken out, etc., and hands are washed in the utility room, then they come inside; when it's quitting time, the laundry basket is there, for example. We also don't go into the living room only on holidays, not that that should come across wrong. However, this problem is usually only understood by people from the countryside, because in the city or new development areas this kind of dirt doesn't occur or is not a constant state.