Danko Rabrenovic shares a series of autobiographical stories, illuminating his daily life between two worlds - Germany and the Balkans. He talks about ethnic Germans and Turbo-Balkans and wonders what it means when his neighbors never ring his doorbell because they don’t want to "disturb his privacy." He recalls the day his eight-year-old daughter no longer wanted to be "the German" in the family and asked him to get her a Croatian passport. This book is a humorous journey that demonstrates how naturally people can feel at home in multiple cultures. Danko Rabrenovic plays with cultural contrasts and clichés, but also shows what a symbiosis of both worlds can look like. In his stories, home is no longer a geographical coordinate, but a feeling.