In the organizer's words:

60 is the new 40, because the best years come after the good ones and neither the dinosaurs nor the inhabitants of Pompeii could claim that.
Are the good years really sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll? Or rather outdoor swimming pools, ice cream and French fries?
When he was young, 60 was already old, so really old. Today we think: Tom Cruise, Campino, Jim Carrey and Roberto Capitoni are all over 60?
Is it because of their new titanium hips, Viagra or the good care of their wives?
Daily countless offers, all of which end up in the spam folder, from safe weight loss, to relief from prostatitis, to varicose vein products, don't help Roberto in this case either.
So what do you do now? Skin creams or Botox? But the number of invitations to milestone birthdays is also decreasing, just as the number of funerals is increasing.
What's more, he's about to get a discount on train fares, which is rather an advantage for a half-Swabian, and his daily glance at the "Apotheken Umschau" or the provisional pension information keeps him oscillating between fits of laughter and despair.
But Roberto wouldn't be Roberto if he didn't have a few simple tricks at his fingertips to make him look young again. Want an example?
Roberto's bucket list would never include a bungee jump, because he would be afraid to kick the bucket in free fall.
But why are there usually life-shortening activities on it anyway?
And if all that wasn't enough, there's also his uncle Luigi, who doesn't always help him out. At times he gets Roberto into some very absurd life situations, in which things might be over quicker than he would like.
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And where Capitoni is on it, Roberto is also known to be in it.