Berlin - being abroad in Germany. Travellers. Not Tourists.

Since we covered bigger part of the sightseeing objects yesterday, our main goal today was to focus on food. And TV tower. Once we left the hotel, it turned out that also thick fog had decided to focus on TV tower. We started our way towards food. Walked through neighbouring streets, checked out terraces of the cute cafes, visited the wall museum, had some cakes in the Princess Cheesecake and made our way to the Gendarmenplatz to have some Wiener Schnitzel in the Augustiner there. The Schnitzel was just as thin as in Vienna and with crunchy breading like the caramel layer on Creme Brulee.

The plan for the night was to go out, because Scott wanted to watch football. When the night arrived, both of us were sitting in the hotel room with no going out in sight. I decided to go for some more shopping and for the last quarter of the game Scott also joined. Turned out that the only bar in the city that was supposed to screen the game, it didn't do it and since Michigan was losing anyway, we went to have some snack. Scott wanted hot dog. Or rather I wanted that Scott would try the German sausage and that's what we ordered for him in a joint. Nicely in a bun. Once the sausage came out of the fryer and before we managed to get a word out, the dude had already sliced it. We explained that we wanted the hot dog in a bun, not on a plate and with french fries. Then he tried to to squeeze the pieces of sausage in a bun. That was also not what we expected and we asked him to fry another sausage.