So, Ms. Fett, let’s go. Quite easy, you can look at it again afterwards, the interview.
I don’t want to. If I tell you something, you can write it. How you write that is your problem. And if I don’t like it, that’s my problem.
We start at the beginning of your life.
I was born in 1944 in Bregenz on Lake Constance. That’s where I spent my first 20 years. My father was out and about at markets, with vegetable slicers, something like that, my mother had a kiosk. I got my high school diploma, then I met my husband in a disco in Lindau. I really wanted it, and I got it. I then went to Braunschweig with him, where he was branch manager in a company for industrial cleaning systems. Because I didn’t yet know what I wanted to be, I did an internship at the “Braunschweiger Zeitung”, which had a book shop next door. I spent all my free time there. Such interesting people! I’m talked about everywhere. It’s not about beauty for me, it’s about intellect and chatting. When the old bookseller closed, I started a teenage clothing store there. I was so successful that my husband eventually left his company and joined me.
