Reaction To Forklift Driver Klaus (Staplerfahrer Klaus)

Reaction To Forklift Driver Klaus (Staplerfahrer Klaus)
This is my reaction to Forklift Driver Klaus - The First Day on the Job (Staplerfahrer Klaus - Der erste Arbeitstag)
In this video I react to a German workplace training video about a forklift driver called Klaus who get's into different incidents in his workplace. This could be the best German comedy or German horror video I have reacted to.
Original Video - • Forklift Driver Klaus ...

[@FelixvonMontfort]

I kid you not. I am a trained forklift driver and we HAD TO WATCH THIS FOR TRAINING 😂

[@TheAgamemnon911]

The apex of cinematography: Producing a training video that leaves a lasting impression.

[@andreaswolf3905]

It's quite genius. There are so many boring educational and safety films out there where you probably don't remember a tenth of it. The comical splatter makes this video so memorable!

[@Daisysdomain]

When I did my FLT course in the UK our instructor showed us thus saying, "This isn't part of the course, but I've got to show you anyway. " Since then I've been recommending it to everyone.

[@thomaspiekos3440]

Same

[@joelhofmann5840]

Same (swiss)

[@ChristopherPeter]

Watching people watching Staplerfahrer Klaus is even better than watching Staplerfahrer Klaus.

[@noname676]

Sure it is.

[@jackjonesforever1964]

True

[@NeXes42]

I was laughing so hard when he seemed so shocked at the graphic scenes. Like "Yeah bro welcome to german education/comedy 😂😂😂

[@tarron3237]

Just ever so slightly

[@sawo3830]

You lose some of the comedy aspect when you have to use subtitles since some of it is language specific and how the narrator says stuff. I haven't watched it in ages... but it's still a piece of art. 🤣🤣

[@Schwuuuuup]

His first "oh it's so graphic" was so hilarious knowing what was still to come

[@FelixvonMontfort]

Get ready for a wild ride then xD

[@thomasnickel8808]

Same here. Was laughing so hard at his "so graphic"😂😂😂

[@derbasti8507]

i was giggeling every time he said it... :D

[@ThePerfectRed]

This is like 25 years old and still hilarious. It starts like a dry training film and ends in absurd gore without end.

[@culnaurion]

@@derbasti8507 me too 🤣 I sounded like a maniac 😅

[@mats7492]

That video was already a meme in germany before the concept of a meme existed..

[@oliverreichelt8760]

interessant

[@rickyratte5643]

@@mats7492 ja, mein Bruder hat es mir damals auf VHS gezeigt

[@mercartax]

True. This circled on CD-ROMs on school yards long before many of us had working internet.

[@Nobody_Cares913]

Im 1976 erschienenen populärwissenschaftlichen Buch Das egoistische Gen wurde der englische Begriff meme von Richard Dawkins geprägt. Also, nein, Klaus ist nicht älter als das Konzept eines Memes.

[@mats7492]

@@Nobody_Cares913 Das Konzet des Internet memes besteht seit den frühen 2000ern!

[@BennoWitter]

Fun fact: The narrator was Egon Hoegen, a well known voice actor, who worked on "Der 7. Sinn" (The 7th sense), a long running series of traffic education clips on German television. Most Germans recognize his voice immediately.

[@Lrofmaulol]

Even today. It's way before my time on this earth but these are honestly timeless and known across generations. Even the tiktok youth of today is likely to have heard this voice in school, vocational/university, job or even driving school (my driving instructor is/was quite fond of the series you mentioned)

[@chassmash8903]

...he also did the voiceovers for the news-speaker in Starship Troopers 1.... ...."do you want to know more?" classic!

[@Karl-me4mh]

He also was the narrator in Need for Speed 2, who told you about all the cars in the showroom and did the countdown at start of a race. I knew him from that first, since I was born shortly after the 7th sense aired.

[@Kaffeestrudel]

Jep we do^^ Tolle Stimme.

[@Raketenclub]

der 7. sinn is epic. always watched it as a kid. maybe thats why i am a safety fetishist, lol

[@moi_la_desi1365]

I can't believe you've reached your "Staplerfahrer Klaus" level of Germanization. 😄🥳🥇

[@pflatzi3180]

next one should be Elektriker Horst :D

[@rickyratte5643]

😂😂ich kanns nicht fassen

[@Turbo-ic8lw]

Never thought I would watch a reaction to this old masterpiece 😂

[@Hirnspatz]

@@pflatzi3180 Danke, den kannte ich noch gar nicht. ;-)

[@gg86]

This is absolutely next level 😂

[@petebeatminister]

And the cherry on the cake is the voice of the narrator. This guy has narrated a TV road safety show for decades, so everybody knows his voice and connects it with instructional films. Yes, a real masterpiece.

[@derniederrheiner4518]

I mean, he also speaks on various corporate security videos.

[@hartmutholzgraefe]

@@derniederrheiner4518 yes, I seem to remember the voice from "Berufsgenossenschaft" clips on work place security, too. Although that may be a "Mandela Effect" memory by just projecting the "Der 7. Sinn" which I'd already seen repeatedly as a kid to those other security related clips seen later in my life

[@Aldo_Regozzani]

Egon Hoegen, einer der besten Sprecher der 70er. Er hat sogar die deutsche Stimme aus dem Off für die ersten Need for Speed Games (Strecken & Autobeschreibungen) gegeben. :)

[@YenLoWangx]

Glaube in Starship Troopers hat er auch die Propaganda-Clips gesprochen? Kann das sein?

[@GlorianUnderhill]

@@YenLoWangx Ja. Der Sprecher war auch in Starship Troopers. "Do you want to know more?"

[@VanezBane]

once worked for a company where all fork lifts had a "Sei kein Klaus"(Don't be a Klaus) sticker on the console 😆

[@user-iy4ud4zz4i]

It's hard to believe that Klaus made it to the point of a reaction video. An absolute classic in many German forklift training schools.

[@onkelpencho8609]

It isn‘t allowed to use it for Forktruck Drivingschools since few years

[@DerZocker2000000]

i saw it in my IT School in austria a decade ago. I think it's part of safety training everywhere german speaking

[@onkelpencho8609]

@@DerZocker2000000 Es darf in Deutschland seit Jahren leider nicht mehr bei Schulungen verwendet werden

[@DerZocker2000000]

@@onkelpencho8609 unverständlich.

[@ju_scy]

​@@DerZocker2000000 Unverständlich, ja, allerdings auch nicht vewunderlich. Uns Menschen ist seit einigen Jahren eine riesige Pussy gewachsen, weshalb so gut wie alle Dinge, nur weil sich z.B. auch nur eine Einzelperson davon angegriffen oder unwohl fühlt, direkt verboten, gecancelt oder nicht mehr toleriert werden. Is klar, dass sowas in irgendeiner Art und Weise auch davon betroffen ist.

[@ziggystardust1973]

"So graphic" on the knife :D No idea what he's in for

[@Nightara]

My thought exactly - "Oh, you sweet, sweet summer child, you have no idea what you signed up for" xD

[@dfg12382]

This is actually shown during forklift training, seen it over a decade ago. The over the top exaggeration of what could go wrong makes you never forget the lessons. This is educational genius.

[@Brettermeyer]

Wie beim Struwelpeter

[@user-rn8hm9pt3b]

Also ab ungefähr 10 Minuten wird ja Edukationsweise nicht mehr so viel zugeführt. Danach ist nur ein Monty Python-Sketch übrig...

[@dunngyllite7883]

Mert at 4 minutes in : " I'm liking this already" Me: "You are NOT prepared" Forklifter Driver Klaus is a true legend amongst german plant workers.

[@SineMemoria]

Mert at 6:00: so grafic! Me: you haven't seen anything 😂

[@Furzkampfbomber]

I am a german nurse and this is even absolutely legend amongst german nurses.

[@Moinie]

Fun fact: They used pig‘s blood in that movie because fake blood was to expansive. The actor of Staplerfahrer Klaus said he would never do it again because the iron taste of that blood was so disgusting.

[@maramau2485]

I clicked on this so fast! 🤣Staplerfahrer Klaus is the back bone of Gabelstapler-education!

[@RenegadeSamurai]

When I made mine 2 years ago the guy told us..."I know all of you want to watch this film again but since probably everybody in this room has seen it by now we just skip it" I've never been so sad in my life :D

[@noname676]

Yes it is. In Germany there is no forklift-driver who has not seen this video, I hope.

[@felsspat]

This was shown as an unaccounced pre-movie in the cinema here. I don't even remember the main movie we went to watch, but I'll never forget this :)

[@svengang541]

At the FantasyFilmFest it was shown before Jason X. Crowd expecting a slasher movie to come went nuts.

[@matb5547]

@@svengang541 Thanks for the reminder - I´ve seen it - and it has been way better than Jason X ;-)

[@Mozartkugel]

They also showed this masterpiece at the Cannes Film Festival (not kidding!). 😂 Watching your facial expressions, not knowing what you were in for, was priceless. 🤣

[@christiankastorf4836]

It was the German entry on the subject "short film" and/or "satire/parody"

[@noobdernoobder6707]

That's the kind of material Quentin Tarrantino got his inspirations from.

[@Pacifissimus]

But never reached that quality!

[@robertwilloughby8050]

Hey, be careful what you wish for! Quentin has wanted to make a really graphic series of parodies based on European PSA"s for years!😅

[@sergiopizzo7286]

I'm a safety trainer and HSE consultant in Italy and when I provide forklift training this video is MANDATORY.

[@orcajorca7215]

the english subtitle "one doesn't even need to be handy in order to fix this." is even better than the original xD

[@crimsonhunter]

This brings back memories. Can't believe it aged so well. It's still every bit as entertaining as it used to be 20 years ago. An absolute classic 😂

[@pittmosh]

"so graphic" at 5:48 is pure gold, when you know what's to come. Haven't seen this in a hot minute. It's as good as ever, german humor in a nutshell.

[@knuteisbar8623]

Never say that we germans don't have humour! We do have! 😂Absolutely legend!!

[@weizenobstmusli8232]

Only in the workplace.

[@otternase3562]

The amount of blood and gore make it look like a Quentin Tarantino movie 😂 Kill Bill meets work safety

[@jensschroder8214]

Forklift driver Klaus is very well known in German companies. Nobody wants to be blamed for something like this, so hopefully everyone is careful.

[@tomsonrk]

i work in the IT field and i had to watch this video during training :D

[@MrHellfire1981]

did a forklift education almost 20 years ago. in our last training unit before the final exam they showed us this gem. everyone was pretty nervous then lol. thx for the flashback. had a good laugh

[@brittakriep2938]

Brittas boyfriend here, also forklift driver, saw it in training too.

[@bartmannn6717]

I was also trained to drive forklifts at the same time, but they never showed me that video. My guess is, my trainer and boss didn't want to show it, because - I kid you not - his name was also Klaus.

[@gerho673]

Best Example for " that escalated quickly" ... 🤣🤣🤣

[@AFNacapella]

this is so genius, Mert doesn't know what to expect, yet and I'm already rolling on the floor

[@Imba-gt7qi]

The new rookies in our company , watch this vid at the first day, first day was always safety instructions. After the film , a forklift driver comes in to the class, "Hallo, ich bin der Klaus, ich bin hier Staplerfahrer" "hello , i am Klaus, the forklift driver" Everyone was scared and had huge respekt from this Day. We have no major incidents for decades.

[@camostar]

a legend for decades

[@RustyDust101]

Yepp, this video is ANCIENT! I watched it back during MY internship and it was hilarious back in the early 90's. 😃

[@stefan.defiman]

@@RustyDust101Me too 😂

[@EgonOlsen71]

@@RustyDust101 It's from 2000.

[@bema1908]

There are at least 2 similar videos: Friseuse Claudia (Hairdresser Claudia). That one's about hair dressing and you probably can imagine, what might happen there. :D And the second video is called "Elektriker Horst" (Electrician Horst). Both of them can be found on KZbin as well, but I don't know, if there are versions with English subtitles.

[@diewiese7545]

Danke. Ich kannte Klaus, aber die anderen beiden noch nicht. Guck ich mir an 😊

[@Futurecop23]

Cool danke, wusste ich auch noch nicht, dass es noch mehr davon gibt.

[@Tom81dd]

ther is also one for sewage workers but cant remember the title

[@g0ren1s]

Ah a staple of german internetculture

[@brittakriep2938]

A sidenote: In swabian dialect stapeln l is called beiga. In scandinavian languages bygge means to build....

[@ThePixel1983]

A STAPLEr! 😉😂

[@alicemilne1444]

​@@brittakriep2938In Scotland, "big" means build in the Scots language as well. Lots of Norse influence in Scotland.

[@brittakriep2938]

@@ThePixel1983 : Der Stapler is the forklift, Stapel are for example a number of boxes over each other, and stapeln is the verb.

[@ThePixel1983]

@@brittakriep2938 Ich weiß, don't ruin my pun! 😜

[@Naseweis-se9wt]

I think, every german Forklift Driver knows this Movie!😂🤣😂❤👍

[@knuteisbar8623]

I hope so!! 😂

[@hansdietrich1496]

And not only the fork lift drivers.

[@mischa1981]

This movie is an absolute german classic made in 2000. The voice is also of a typical german speaker in the 80's and 90's explaining traffic situations and stuff. That video really spread around in the beginning of the 2000's in LAN Partys and stuff. I love it :D

[@matthiashunstock4713]

I have been shown this on a bad VHS tape in February 2000 (Truck driver education) so I guess it's much older

[@Tom81dd]

@@matthiashunstock4713 yeah but it becme the first viral video with faster internet and shortly after clip hosters as youtube became a thing

[@Vaati1992]

My father showed that video to me when I was like 12 or 13, when he bought it on DVD. It was the first film we had on DVD and since we didn't have a DVD player and no PS2, we watched it on my father's PC, since he had had a DVD drive for years as part of his "future-proofing" of his office. A true classic.

[@marxel4444]

Staplerfahrer Klaus is the over the top video of scenarios you can actually encounter in your work as a forklift driver but dialed up to 20/10 to bring the point REALLY across

[@BaDw0lf577]

Ah a Kult Classic. I saw that back in 2000 in the cinema. I was at the Fantasy Film Festival and this masterpiece was presented before the feature film. Starting as an educational film an escalating quickly.

[@eddyspliff4090]

It is an educational film. everyone who made a licence for these things have to watch it.

[@RenegadeSamurai]

your expression changing at 6:59 was great! :D from a amused smile to a "WHAT AM I WITNESSING HERE?!" :D

[@carlrainer1057]

YES!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WATCHING THIS!!!❤❤❤ Your reaction was priceless 🎉🎉

[@Proteus2905]

This safety training is the stuff of legends here in Germany. The best part is the fact that they showed the complete, uncut, gory, bloody piece to the audience at every training where it was shown as well as where ever you could find it in the web. Needless to say that there where also skeptic voices if it comes to the violence within this movie but the creators insisted that this over the top violence level is needed in order to get the message across to the audience that safety at work is key here.

[@renekober9197]

I liked it when he said ITS SO GRAPHIC for the second incident NOT KNOWING what was about to come 😅

[@sagrud]

Bought that DVD 20 years ago... a short summary "Well, that escalated quickly"

[@kaibroeking9968]

We had one forklift at the research insititute where I did my master's thesis. The machine had been christened "Klaus" and had the name in large letters on either side.

[@Max-gu5so]

Loved this. I bought that even on dvd those days😂😂😂 Actually it was not a training video, but a satire. Just it was so good that it was even used as training video.

[@snakezockt5273]

The funny thing is that this film was meant as a parody of educational films of the 1970s and 1980s. But it is used as an educational film now.

[@baumi-metal9123]

This clip was CULT in many german companies. We laughed ous A... off when we watched this. There was a german security TV-series back then that was called "Der 7te Sinn" (the 7th sense) for cars and traffic that was very similar (except not funny though). If I'm not wrong (this is only a good guess) the narrator was the same one as in 7th sense, a guy called Egon Hoegen, but I'm only 90% sure. Greets from Germany as always!

[@phillyspecialcgn4698]

It's the same guy 👍🏻

[@baumi-metal9123]

@@phillyspecialcgn4698 yup- just read in the original video at the end- thx anyway

[@Colorado0091]

It's a long while ago, probably was a kid, when I watched this. While being quiet graphic, the short film was goofy enough, that it is just funny. A cult classic in germany.

[@phirone7499]

I'm pretty sure that some teacher showed us this in a lesson. Unfortunately I don't remember the subject. But the whole class died laughing. That's the proof that it is a piece of german culture. Even my father knows it.

[@haraldkrieger6562]

There is no forklift driver in germany who didn't see that masterpiece!

[@TheLassing0r]

Your facial expressions during this video was pure gold man😆

[@soundblaweiterbla]

Morbid humor makes the safety briefing more memorable. The best way to learn is to be cheerful. I think the makers of the video knew exactly what they were doing. And I wouldn't be surprised if the workplace accidents depicted hadn't happened before. Yes, somehow it is a masterpiece.

[@Puschit1]

I always had the impression that it was a parody and not intended to be used as training material but ended up in actual lectures because companies realized it would probably work better than conventional clips since the audience won't fall asleep during the ordeal.

[@IntyMichael]

The classic parody on safety training films.

[@wietholdtbuhl6168]

Some say that German's has no Sence off HUMOR 😊

[@Flamebeard0815]

That's an error in translation. We only got no senf of humor.

[@wietholdtbuhl6168]

@@Flamebeard0815 good one!

[@rainerbehrendt9330]

@@Flamebeard0815 Someone has to give his Mustard to that

[@klausroxin4437]

We have the Sense of humor. You just have to know that the German word Sense means scythe.

[@ulf-nicklassdegenhardt-mei3121]

This old gem.. was fantastic to see it again after decades. Your shocked face in between was fantastic, too. ^^

[@zombilus07]

My father showed me that video when I was 8 years old and it traumatised me for several years... At least now I can just laugh about it :)

[@phillyspecialcgn4698]

Had to immediately click your video after reading the title! Staplerfahrer Klaus is a staple of german comedy condensed into an educational video! (pun intended) 😂

[@varicand]

I was a forklift driver in Germany, and I will never forget this training.

[@holgerjansen116]

Finest security satire as a homage to the German security standard, which is sometimes exaggerated, but often exaggerated for a reason, as KLAUS proves here!

[@xzaratulx]

Got to watch it 20 years ago. Impressive it's still known today 😊

[@Worthoden2]

I work in germany in a metal company and got an forklift license years ago. We watched this video too ;D

[@Skyliner04s]

Yes, I was waiting for so many years for someone to react to this! The laughs I had together with my apprenticeship collegues to this video are priceless. I wish I could go back.

[@AvangerCellar]

You never forget that. In the time of my education, it was a MUST, to see this. 😂 Greatings from a former german Staplerfahrer. 😄

[@argusargus1987]

That's one of the best workplace security education videos in Germany, you never will forget what you have learned. 🤣🤣🤣

[@JostSchwider]

If you've survived this antic classic video - then you're really GERMANIZED!

[@AFNacapella]

YES! finally someone does this!!! You're the best. crossing fingers for a good translation

[@Gelbwurst]

This movie was acutally filmed as a parody of the real official training movies from the professional association, which are mostly very boring. Because of the hype it was quickly used everywhere in the training sessions to cheer up the trainees. I guess in reality such a movie is much more rembered afterwards and therefore has a higher impact on safety because everybody always remembers the fun stuff. But it was never done officially for training or part of any official training.

[@schlamuffenimperator9460]

The guy who played Klaus is now the german voice for Bob from Bob's Burgers

[@ZenoDovahkiin]

"So graphic" bless his heart.

[@onkelpencho8609]

„Schadensmeldung eines Dachdeckers“ is another awesome teaching Video

[@Frostnase]

Finally you reacted to it! Thank you very much!!! 😆

[@adorableweiner1099]

best german video production ever created

[@ranjapi693]

We had this as a safety instruction video when I was an apprentice.. trust me, you'll never do it wrong after watching this! 😂

[@MaxMax-iq7qz]

Its actually the final exam of a bunch of film students from 2001ish.

[@andreasmartin9296]

OMG! It's so great to be here among like-minded people! We watched this film after our forklift license test when we were working as student assistants in logistics at Daimler. There wasn't a single accident!

[@Burger_King_Myers]

As a German, I can say that this is the only kind of humor we have.

[@oneukum]

Do you need more?

[@Burger_King_Myers]

@@oneukum No no, that's the best part about us.

[@marcb5356]

i have to watch it too 15 years ago in a briefing for a wheel loader. and again in school. its brilliant, u dont forget things so easily when emotions are around, like shocking or fun. never forget that video and the informations in it

[@m.s.6545]

@6.38 EVERY Worker in the world has a least 1 of those co-workers in the team ! In my first job we had this colleague, his name was Joachim, who always liked to take risks. During many events he always went and said "dont be afraid, it'll work out" and we always said "No, don't do that, it will end badly!" and it always ended disastrously. to which he always replied "oh shit, now we've messed up!" and we every time "what do you mean by WE ?" Luckily it mostly remained just bruises.

[@sodkumagarasdod]

I never expected anyone from outside of Germany To discover this classic😅 i first saw that when iwas still in school in the early 2000s

[@pfalzgraf7527]

A Classic! I first watched this in 1998 or around there. And it doesn't get old, does it! Not every reactor would be able to appreciate this, I guess - but it certainly was Mert-worthy!

[@helloweener2007]

The movie was released 2000. I remember we watched XVid Rips on LAN-Parties in th early 2000's.

[@matthiashunstock4713]

It's odd... sources say 2000 or 2001, but I'm pretty sure to have seen it in early 2000 for the first time and it was not in a cinema

[@GX700]

This German Cinematic Masterpiece is now 24 years old. Glad you found it 😂

[@Arsenic71]

This is what we watch for fun in Germany.

[@ralfbaechle]

This is a film school project and was originally shot on 16 mm film so its already a little older. There are other safety videos that have tried to immitate the style but nothing ever came close.

[@NineBerry]

A classic

[@tarron3237]

24y old, still the best 'well, that escalated quickly' job safety video in existence

[@tobi-wankenobi3687]

The work saftey splatter vid 😂

[@RamsiAyrani]

Every factory has a Staplerfahrer Klaus. Sometimes even multiple.

[@hisaco7856]

It's the best ❤😂

[@jawosammadennhier7062]

Hooray! This film is *ICONIC* ! 😂 12:04 It is amazing that you made it, and it so so fun to see how you appreciate it. 😁 "Bloody good"! 😁

[@klaus2t703]

Mind, this just was my first day at job. ;-) Yeah, there were some minor issues..

[@OneViolentGentleman]

Oh, they were able to sew the head back on? Good for you, man! 😁

[@pfalzgraf7527]

🤣🤣

[@4lpha0ne]

Old, but gold! I watched this in the early 90's already. 😂

[@PeterButchens]

You can tell they had a lot of fun making this 😂

[@marcfie7095]

I have this as the original DVD release in my collection. The film itself is 9:30 min., plus 75 min. of bonus features. Pure gold. The fact, that this was meant as a nothing but a parody, but for decades forklift drivers have seriously watched this at training classes, is hilarious.😂

[@Arndt_DC7OT]

Ich hab die gleiche DVD. Die geb ich nie wieder her. 😀

[@ddc-diamonddancecenter5626]

Fun Fact : This Video is still shown at some forklifter educations and the Narrorator of this Video is the Official Voice of all kind of Information Videos which has been made during the 70's till 90's. Thats why it also have this "oldschool" drawings in it, which where evry common in Germany during this time. Overall really a masterpiece :)

[@intarsienschrankzwetschgen4224]

The "Sicherheitsfilm" is a genre worth watching. When I did my PhD we had to renew our Laser-Safety-Education annually. The dean did not bother looking for the right VHS-Tape but lent out the tapes in a big basket alltogether. So we held a "Long night of the Sicherheitsfilm" with a lot of beer. 10/10 would watch again.

[@One_and_Forsaken]

As someone who has the licence for operating a fork lift i can confirm: yes ive watched it during training :D

[@Counterweight_Uppercut]

Well recorded and commented on. An absolute masterpiece in many aspects. This kind of special creativity has become rarer in recent times. A rare commodity of parodic dramaturgy.

[@JonaxII]

The weird meeting of comedic timing and horror tension you mention around 8:50 is why Jordan Peele is so good at making horror movies. And why this piece of ...graphic comedic work place security instruction... is truly legendary in Germany.

[@alexs8710]

Watched it in the "Berufsschule"(vocatinal school) as as introduction to worksafety rules and laws when doing my apprenticeship in automotive mechanics

[@hansdietrich1496]

Clearly one of the rare instructional videos, that you don't forget quickly.

[@KasperHauser7762]

Year. I started my Training in a Metalcompany in germany, when i was 16. With 17 we had to make the license for Forklifts and i can confirm that this video was the standardmovie in the beginn of doing the license. I never had an accident with the forklift in 24 years now, i had never forget Klaus. XD

[@GeoStroker]

The iconic Soundtrack of "Staplerfahrer Klaus" is "Happyland" from Laurent Lombard. I allways whistle this song every time i drive a forklift. it makes my collegues allways smile :o)