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The village animal can see you and hear you everywhere.
To be or not to be that is the question

Today, this isn’t about Shakespeare. It’s about the right to exist as a human being without being controlled by either the Jante Law or the so‑called village animal mentality. These mechanisms have spent decades trying to dictate what people are allowed to say, think, and feel. They belong to an old Nordic darkness. They have no place in a modern society where the individual finally has a voice.

I’m tired of people who believe they can control the truth. As if truth is a community project that must be approved by the village’s unofficial censors. I refuse threats, pressure, and social discipline. I refuse to let anyone define my reality for me. I have the same right to express my experiences as anyone else even when my experiences don’t fit the local narrative.

If I’ve had a bad experience, I have the right to talk about it. Period. If it creates resistance, then it’s the resistance that reveals the problem not me. If disagreement turns into hostility, I suddenly understand why conflicts between people can run so deep. It’s not truth that divides people. It’s the fear of truth.

I refuse to live in a society where gossip has more authority than honesty. Where silence is rewarded and openness is punished. Where you’re expected to smile politely while the village mentality and the Jante Law try to keep everyone at the same level.

But here is my decision: I choose the sun. I choose the smile. I choose positivity. Not because I’m blind to reality but because I refuse to be controlled by those who live off controlling others. Life is too short to be shaped by the noise of the village.

“I don’t speak to please the village. I don't care whether the people of the village are happy or not. I speak to be human and fair.” Nobody from a black hole tells me what to do or not to do. I have the right to be a human with real human rights to speak up whenever i want!

The black hole i'm speaking about has lost 4 costumers on two days. Just keep up the good work, and there will be very empty again very soon. 😂

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Jan Berdal
Yesterday
It's fun to experience when your visions of the future become reality. It takes something to make a place function optimally. The fact that you can't optimize a bar or restaurant is now clearly evident. Several dissatisfied customers report that they will never return. Others feel that they are being treated downright dirty by the new owner. If you express dissatisfaction with the way problems are handled, things are followed up with dirty and downright hostile messages via social media. This kind of customer-unfriendly behavior spreads quickly, I know those messages quite well myself. And now there are reports that Spaniards also feel badly treated, and even though they have been regulars under different owners, they no longer want to visit the black hole I called anymore. They didn't feel very welcome.

You can then assume that many of the 5 stars the place has received are from long before the new owner arrived. When you take a quick look at the Restaurant Guru page, you see reviews that are very negative. :D
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