Christian K. Schaeffer has been the innkeeper for the Rosenheim cops for 17 years, and now he’s also a singer. About Michael Bublé’s violinists, party beasts at the beer tapping and a voice-breaking trauma.
Christian K. Schaeffer is standing in the garden of the Franziskaner in Trudering. The weather is bad, but he doesn’t want to go in, not yet. He takes his mobile phone out of his jacket pocket and shows pictures of the regulars’ table, which is here when it’s warm outside. He made it himself, says Schaeffer, and he wrote “Do Sitz de de do ollawei sitzn” on it. In the summer he is a permanent guest at the Franziskaner, and with his regulars’ table he takes the space for it as a matter of course. “To be vacated upon request.” He also wrote that on the table.