Der Friseur und die Kanzlerin

The comedic timing and twists kept me laughing but also intrigued. I'm curious whether he planned the humor and mystery from the start or if they evolved together during writing.

The vivid descriptions made me feel like I was wandering through the streets myself. How much of the city was based on Mendoza's personal experiences or observations?

The plot revolves around seemingly trivial details that spiral out of control. I wonder if this was inspired by real-life misunderstandings or a desire to highlight how small things can escalate.