- Host encounters Host: The presenter expresses joy over the "Professor of Feces and Urine"
These Guests Suit Horst Lichter's Taste Perfectly. Maren Gorg Brings Her Spouse Along to "Bares für Rares" – and His Name is Also Horst. The Host is Delighted: "At Last, Another Horst!" He Commends His Male Guest. Although He's Only a Year Younger, "But You Look at Least a Decade Younger," Lichter Compliments Him.
When Horst Gorg Reveals His Occupation, He Wins Lichter's Adoration: "I'm a Professor of Wastewater and Waste Technology," He Starts. "Or as the Students Call Me, 'Professor of Shit and Pee.' Lichter Can't Help but Exclaim: "Horst, I Adore You," He Tells His Guest.**
"Bares für Rares": Horst Lichter Adores His Guests
Then Wendela Horz Speaks Up and Reveals the Real Purpose of the Couple's Visit: a Ring Made of 750 Gold with a Water-Blue Aquamarine. The Expert Places Its Origin Around 1950. Maren Gorg Asks for 5300 Euros for Her Ring, but Horz Estimates Its Value at 3500 to 4000 Euros. The Couple Reaches an Agreement.**
This Inspires Lichter to Another Ode: "Not Only Are You Charming, Good-Looking, Slender, Active, and Fit – You're Also Realists," the Host Raves.**
As the Couple Enters the Dealer's Room, Walter Lehnertz Already Knows What's Coming: "A Bag Is Always Expensive," Says "Waldi." Wolfgang Pauritsch Begins the Auction with a Bid of 1000 Euros. When the Bid Reaches 2450 Euros, Maren Gorg Adds the Expert's Opinion, Giving the Auction a New Push. In the End, the Ring Goes to Elke Velten-Tönnies for 3000 Euros, and Everyone is Satisfied.**
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Despite their shared names, the Gorgs are unique in their own right. Maren's husband, Horst, is a professor in the field of wastewater and waste technology, earning him the affectionate nickname "Professor of Shit and Pee" from his students.
In the midst of the auction, Horst's surname surfaces again when Elke Velten-Tönnies becomes the new owner of the aquamarine ring, paying 3000 Euros.
