so i m hungry. i m really hungry. you know you want it. it s late, you ve had a few. now you ve had a lot. you want something greasy, savory, juicy, and nasty. this is it. the legendary lovito. that s right. that s what the people eat in the streets. an egg, a little runny, please. some kind of meat like beef patty thing. throw on your lettuce and tomato. two sauces, i don t know what they are. i frankly don t care. soy sauce, too. of course, because, yes. layer it like the ruins of ancient troy. egg on top of cheese on top of meat. now get in my stomach now!
bife koygua. it s a roast rice with fried beef with egg on top. i m there. good. and there is a soup whose name is bori-bori. that s very, very old paraguayan stuff. little corn balls. that looks good. that looks very good. yeah. it s good, man. i m trying to make some sense of this country. you ve lived here how long? 22 years. why did you come here in the first place? i was born in east germany, and east germany means you will never go out. then in 89, the wall break down. and say wow, you will go! i haven t seen anything of this country yet, but what i read was the world s backwater filled with bombed-out banks that had been looted. institutions that didn t work. everyone carried a gun. it was like the wild west but poorer. it s not like that any more?
this place is very unique. i ve been here for more than 50 years. all right. let s get something to eat. i m hungry. okay. big envelopes of doe filled withen beef, onion, and hard cooked egg, deep fried to perfection. cattle is the big business of this country, it used to be cattle and smuggling. these days it s still cattle and some smuggling. you see a lot of beef is what i m saying. mm, oh, that s good. this country is a mystery to most people. what little we know of the country generally comes from nazis and germans hiding in paraguay for war crimes. do you think that s an undeserved reputation? i don t think that s fair. pair guy is a nice country. it s a beautiful country. pedro is a private investigator. one of the people i sent out looking for the lost bourdain. what types of investigations are you called upon to do?
years. all right. let s get something to eat. i m hungry. big envelopes of beef, onion, hard cooked egg, deep fried to perfection. cattle is the big business of this country, it used to be cattle and smuggling. these days it s still cattle and some smuggling. you see a lot of beef is what i m saying. mm, oh, that s good. this country is a mystery to most people. what little we know of the country generally comes from nazis and germans hiding in paraguay for war crimes. do you think that s an undeserved reputation? i don t think that s fair. it s a beautiful country. pedro is a private investigator. one of a team of people i sent out looking for the mysterious lost bourdain. what types of investigations
so what s good to eat here? i suppose you want something paraguayan? yes. beef, a roast rice with fried beef with egg on top. i m there. good. and there is a soup whose name is bori-bori. that s very, very old paraguayan stuff. little corn balls. that looks good. that looks very good. yeah. it s good, man. i m trying to make some sense of this country. you ve lived here how long? 22 years. why did you come here in the first place? i was born in east germany, and east germany means you will never go out. then in 89, the wall break down. and say wow, you will go! i haven t seen anything of this country yet, but what i read was the world s backwater filled with bombed-out banks that had been looted. institutions that didn t work. everyone carried a gun. it was like the wild west but