Striking: Every day I brush my teeth, while Dr. med. dent. Richard Spielmann drinks Coca-Cola every day.

Striking Daily I brush my teeth, while Dr. med. dent. Richard Spielmann drinks Coca-Cola every day. Interesting, but it seems to me that we are no longer in the 1950s, when Mr. and Mrs. Consumer were told during long and detailed commercials what a fantastic effect some product would have on their everyday lives.
But apparently the backlash is taking place not only in the women's movement, but also in the advertising revolution. At least that's what you get when you look at the current Coca-Cola publicity report. In it, two experts explain in epic breadth why it is good to drink Coca-Cola and what positive effects the American soft drink has on our organism. I realize that we live in the age of information and that people want to know as much as possible about something. I also realize that everything that can be labeled medical and health has suddenly become much more suitable for the masses since the omnipresence of National Doctor Samuel Stutz. Until now, however, I was of the opinion that Coca-Cola is the best known and most popular of all soft drinks. Or is our Valser water giving the multi a hard time?
On the other hand, these ads seem very American. After all, there are always experts with good advice in the ads. So these are two adaptations, aren't they? Or maybe they are just belated reactions to last year's cola problems in Belgium. Either way, they just seem ridiculous. Instead of sticking to its true identity, which is that it has been successfully selling a sweetened and artificially created drink for years, it's now suddenly going serious. As if to apologize for its product. Chandra Kurt
Sex & the city

From Anna Esposito
There are few real reasons not to give up hope in life. For me, one of them is the soap opera "sex & the city. It stars a super pretty columnist (!) who goes through thick (English reading) and thin with her three girlfriends. Last Sunday's episode of "sex & the city" told me all about dealing with Mr. Not Right and I felt reconciled to my existence. Until Monday morning. Via email, a fellow fan sobbed, "It's no longer going on with our favorite show. It's summer break. What?!?! Excuse me!!? Summer break? In the sense of: Dear Mr. Müller, we now unplug the heart-lung machine, it is summer break? Nobody can say of me that I have no idea of the tides of rest and renewal, of soul feng shui and all that. Hectoliters of tears have already been shed on my shoulder because he, she and it just took a break. I know nature has its own laws, and summer is hot, especially for program directors. But is the summer break an excuse when a copywriter has to deliver the complete strategy, the unprecedented positioning, plus two campaigns, everything written out down to the coupon ad, exactly 7 minutes after the briefing? Not at all. Come to a customer, a consultant or a CD with summer break, Schreibebbe and deadline flood, thought darkness and emotional storm. Immediately stamped as a super-unprofessional, you can go weeding until you retire. If you don't run out of steam under extreme pressure, but also come up with one or two commercial ideas, you're set for life. At least until the next time. But I'll leave the commercial idea alone for now. One summer in the city long.
Language Observer

Second half - live!
Nothing has changed in terms of temperature. It has become even colder. Gerd Delling
I'll venture a prediction: It could go either way.
Ron Atkinson
I am an optimist. Even my blood group is positive.
Toni Polster
I see a positive trend: it can't get any lower.
Olaf Thon
Yes, statistics. But which statistics are true? According to the statistics, every fourth person is Chinese, but there is no Chinese playing here. Werner Hansch
Now the fans are chanting again: "Turkiye! Turkiye!", which means: "Turkey! Turkey!" Heribert Fassbender
Stankovic still has the future ahead of him. Sascha Rufer
Balakov has plenty of room - and space without end. Erich Laaser
Basel's free kicks are like real life: sometimes soft and short, sometimes hard and long.
Jörg Wontorra
No, dear viewers, that's not slow motion, he really is running that slow. Werner Hansch
Christoph Daum (about a stinky finger from Ulf Kirsten): He has indicated that he wants to be substituted in one minute.
If you concede a 0:2, then a 1:1 is no longer possible.
Aleksander Ristic
We didn't want to concede a goal. That worked out very well until we conceded the goal.
Thomas Hässler
The goal we conceded came at the worst possible time psychologically. But at this point, we must also ask whether there are goals that are conceded at a psychologically favorable time. Christoph Daum
Hate doesn't belong in the stadium. Such feelings should be acted out together with your wife at home in the living room. Berti Vogts
I never make predictions and never will.
Paul Gascoigne
Yes well, the result won't change much unless someone scores a goal.
Franz Beckenbauer
Yes well, there is only one option: win, draw or lose. Franz Beckenbauer
Beat Gloor, www.textcontrol.ch