Mario Barth reveals: Bank on the ring track - redesign after criticism!

Mario Barth reveals: Bank on the ring track - redesign after criticism!

In the past episode of his RTL program "Mario Barth reveals", the comedian took up a completely unexpected topic from Braunschweig. The focus is not on a large construction project, but a small but bizarre seat on the popular ring track. news38.de reports that Barth, known for his sharp criticism, denounced several points with this episode.

The ring track, once a railway system, is now an idyllic footpath and bike path that is popular with athletes and families. Barth praised the conversion of the old tracks into a chic local recreation area. But then comes the sticking point: the bank is not optimally positioned. Instead of aligning the picturesque landscape, it shows a neglected fence full of undergrowth. Joachim Llambi, the guest on the show, joked that this view could be described as "a look at the countryside" - that was more of an ironic comment.

city reacts to criticism

Barth did not miss it and asked the city why the bank points in this "beautiful" direction. The city's press office explained that the visual axis was blocked by the thicket. This brings us to the next decision: the bank is turned 180 degrees so that it now looks at a garden center, a car wash and a parking lot. Here the city quickly appeared after it was confronted with the Situation.

A few days after the broadcast was broadcast, the bank was already rotated, and the Braunschweigers were split on social media: While some of the mocking reporting of Barth humorously commented, others praised the use of the ring track and the improvement of quality of life in the city. It is not the first time that the comedian points to Braunschweig absurdities. Almost three years ago, he criticized a lousy public toilet in the cult district.

public waste in view

The debate about the bank is part of a wider topic of public tax waste, which is illuminated again in the new black book of the federal government of taxpayers. To do this, it is said at [taxbelle.de] (https://www.steuerzahler.de/publikations/die-oeffe--chwalt- 20242025/)) that many comparable cases have been uncovered in which the money of taxpayers is not used sustainably and often even absurd.

The viewers of such programs and concerned citizens can only hope that these bizarre mishaps will help to develop more sensitivity in the future in Braunschweig for the responsible use of tax funds. After all, the city could also come up with the idea of ​​setting up a bank in such a way that it leads to a nice view. So the stay on the ring track could be designed a little more comfortably.