>> daniel: that's a good question. >> dimitrios: i guess we have a lot of gay people here. people say it's like the san francisco of germany. >> anthony: it's a very catholic town. catholics are not notoriously, you know, pro, you know, gay friendly. what happened here? >> dimitrios: that's a very good question, you know? >> daniel: yeah, i don't know the answer. >> anthony: it's sort of like a nightmare scenario for a conservative. you're saying it's basically immigrants, homosexuals, and artists have made the town what it is. can i find work here? >> daniel: as a chef, yes. as a good chef, yes. >> anthony: what if i were a mime? >> dimitrios: there's actually a lot of them here. >> anthony: prostitute. work here? >> dimitrios: yeah. a lot of them. this is like the biggest brothel in europe. >> anthony: you know, that doesn't sound like a good thing. smallest and most discreet might sound -- that sounds better. biggest -- >> dimitrios: yeah, well, it's also famous for its parties. so you can probably undercover go to a brothel. you say like, "oh yeah, i'm just partying." >> anthony: why of all the places in europe would the largest brothel be here? >> dimitrios: basically every month there's like a big convention here. so i guess if you're looking for company, maybe that's why. >> anthony: it's a city of contrasts.