Last night at 02:30 AM CEST @psionic-tremors was on MSPwaves-radio invited by @globocop and @disarrangedjane to Jane's Chaos Show.
This doesn't sound too exciting in the first place ... but let's have a look back on the days and also the hours before the show.

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After @globocop saw @psionic-tremors' last post with her song African Sunset he asked me if @psionic-tremors would like to come live on Jane's Chaos Show.
I asked her and the answer was clear:

"No way - my spoken English is not good enough.
And by the way: my songs are also not that good to be promoted on a radio show. There are so many much better musicians on steemit."

I couldn't convince her and asked @globocop to get in contact with her directly. Perhaps he has more luck than me.
And yes, magic @globocop together with @disarrangedjane made the impossible possible - @psionic-tremors agreed to come on the show.

The hours before the show started

What you need to know to understand the curiosity of what follows now, is that @psionic-tremors was a radio moderator herself years ago. She worked for a German radio station in Spain.

On the picture you see her interviewing Álvaro Marichalar, the nephew of the Spanish King.

9 hours before the show starts

"I need Vodka!"

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"I need Vodka - I'm nervous - there is no way I can do this without a Vodka!"
Well, I recognized my mission: go and get some Vodka.
I jumped into the car and drove to the supermarket in the center of our little town. We have one with a liquor store attached to it. While driving I was wondering why there were so many cordons prepared to put on the roads.
Suddenly I remembered: it was the day of commemoration of the dead. All stores will be closed. Nevertheless, I checked and found out that I was right.
So I drove home again without the so urgently needed Vodka. But it was quite a ride because meanwhile, the cordons were on the roads.

I explained the situation that all stores are closed now and there is no chance to get any Vodka.
The plain reaction was:

"I will find a store that's open!"

That was the moment, I realized we are having a serious situation here. If she finds one that will not be in the vicinity.

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7 hours before the show starts

After a while, I was given an address in The Hague. 19.8km from home ... almost 40km riding for a bottle of Vodka ?!?!?
@psionic-tremors' reaction:

"Well, if you think it's too far for a bottle of Vodka, just bring some wine and beer also."

OK - good argument ... I got into the car again.
The positive thing was, that there was almost nobody on the roads because of the commemoration and the roads I needed to get there were not blocked.
When I arrived at the given address, I saw a mini supermarket as big as our living room.
There is no Vodka in Dutch supermarkets !!!
Panic !!! What now ?!?
I remembered: "... just bring some wine and beer also." so I bought a bottle of white wine and a six-pack Hertog Jan beer which btw you should give a try when having the chance.

On my way from the supermarket to the car, I called home to tell the bad news and it was now clear for @psionic-tremors that there would not be any Vodka in the house to get her easily through the show.
In the car, I once again thought about how to get this bloody bottle of Vodka. I wanted to give it a last chance.

What a loser I would be, coming home without a bottle of Vodka.

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Google is your best friend I thought and searched on my mobile phone for an open liquor store.
YES, bingo! Only 4.3km from my current position there was a store that was open.

I was kind of released when I said: "One bottle of Smirnoff, please."

6 hours before the show starts

You can imagine the smile on @psionic-tremors' face when she saw the bottle, especially because she did not expect that anymore.
The trip was about 50km but it was worth it - to see that smile on her face.

The next wish came up

"You need to come over to my PC with your laptop."

I said: "It's still 6 hours until the show starts ... and what do you expect from me next to you during the show? I can't do anything while you are having your headphone on, listening and talking to @globocop and @disarrangedjane."

The reaction was clear and simple:

"You need to come over to my PC with your laptop. I won't do that alone."

So I packed my things and moved from the living room to the formerly garage which was rebuilt and now is the room where @psionic-tremors spends a lot of her time.
And I have to admit - it was a good decision. We had a lot of fun together there while listening to and chatting with first @pennsif and his audience and later Jane's Chaos Show.

@globocop and @disarrangedjane were gracious with @psionic-tremors

Short questions, right to the point.
Did the "medicine" help? Actually, yes. The interview was mastered literally almost fluently thanks to the Vodka.

At 03:58 AM I had to say goodbye after a crazy but also very funny evening and morning.

I hope you enjoyed reading.

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