Everyone in the restaurant had placed each of their arms over each other and sang, “You’ll Never Walk Alone”. Klopp brought everyone together, even making everyone sing with the same tone as we had woken up the people’s house nearby as even they joined us.
“With hope in your heart…YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE”. Everyone continued to sing stopping all the cars on the streets and the cooks, encouraging them to sing with us and they did so. That bar tone of everyone singing, “YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE”, was present in the restaurant as we became one whole family. Just as our second serving came, the time for my question had arrived as it was more calm environment now. “How do you remain so positive, laugh all the time?”. And once again, that lump of anger grew as he laughed, even choking on his Rindfleisch, but just as before it was that smile that made the lump disappear for the final time. “This is why,” he said as if I was supposed to shake my head up and down already knowing what he was talking about.
“When you came here, you were nervous I’m guessing”
“Well of course” I …show more content…
He said bye to everyone, shaking their hands without any words as if his hand had already told them that this night couldn’t have gone any better. That is exactly what I felt when he shook my hand, the energy between each of our hand particles talked to my brain as I couldn’t have wished for a better night. He took his jacket with a Liverpool logo on the top right corner and a long red line in the middle and gave it to me while he nodded his head down. I took the jacket in a state of euphoria and just as he had done throughout dinner, I laughed out. I laughed making my world a better place just as Jürgen Klopp had done for the people of Liverpool. He had a calm laugh making no noise and went on to the road as his car was waiting for him, but he waved his hand and the car left. He decided to walk back home in his formal attire of jeans and a Liverpool T-shirt, with his hand in his pockets, looking up into the sky. As every person walked by him or every car drove by him, each driver saw a man walking alone, yet I saw someone who else, I saw man who turns nothing into something, I saw a man who had his whole life in front of him and knew what it was, I saw a man who’d “never walk