Andreas Robens is pissed off. Because a craftsman has not done his job properly, the “Goodbye Germany” emigrant completely freaks out.
Mallorca – Andreas Robens (56) is not only a cult emigrant at “Goodbye Germany”, but also a businessman. Together with his wife Caro (44), he runs both a restaurant and a fitness studio in his adopted home of Mallorca. But when a craftsman makes a faux pas in the latter, Andreas’ collar bursts.
Andreas Robens has trouble with his craftsman
A sorrow that many “Goodbye Germany” emigrants complain about: there are not enough German craftsmen abroad! Not least because of the popular emigrant show on Vox, an image of extremely incompetent workers is emerging, especially in Mallorca. Fitness friend Andreas Robens also had an unpleasant encounter with the Balearic working class.
Andreas actually only wanted to install two new thermal baths in his “Iron Gym” in Arenal, but then everything went wrong. In his Instagram story, the 56-year-old expresses his anger under the hashtag #kackeamdampfen. The appointed craftsman (O-Ton Andreas: “the idiot”) has drilled into a pipe running behind the wall. But that’s not all: “Of course he hit both lines at once, such a fool! If you don’t do everything yourself,” Andreas rages.
“Goodbye Germany” emigrant Andreas Robens is bursting at the seams
And declares that he will do a night shift himself to save the “Iron Gym”. “There comes joy” he annoys with three angry looking emojis. In the end, the work should have been worth it. There is also a warning to the craftsman: “Now let’s water and if anything is still dripping, you’ll see me again in twenty years, because then I’ll kill it!” But everything seems to have gone well and as quickly as Andreas got upset, his anger evaporated just as quickly.
Caro Robens’ beauty surgeries
The “Goodbye Germany” emigrant is only too familiar with cosmetic surgeries and procedures. 12 years ago she had her breasts done. She had her nose operated on because she couldn’t breathe properly. She had her face tightened with a thread lift. The bottom has been enlarged several times.
“It’s addictive in a way,” says husband Andreas Robens. It’s like with a car: as soon as one part of the car is tuned, you notice another part that no longer visually matches the prettied-up rest. “And that’s why you should perhaps not start with it in the first place,” warns the “Goodbye Germany” emigrant.
Nothing was to be seen of Andreas’ wife at the time. But that’s no wonder, after all, the “Goodbye Germany” emigrant still has to take it easy. Just a few weeks ago, Caro Robens had a general overhaul in a complex cosmetic operation and spent 17,500 euros for it.
Vox’s popular emigrant show will soon be enriched by a celebrity couple. The “Bauer sucht Frau” stars Anna and Gerald Heiser should also be seen on “Goodbye Germany” in the future. Sources used: instagram.com/caroline_andreas_robens
