Berlin
The sticker features a cartoon caricature of a man, likely Friedrich Merz, with a pale yellow-green skin tone, dark hair, and rectangular glasses. He wears a dark green suit jacket over a white shirt, depicted from the chest up. His expression is one of weariness or pain, with heavy-lidded eyes and a downturned mouth. The background of the sticker is a solid light blue. Below the figure, in bold black letters, is the German phrase "Ich habe starke schMERZen" (I have strong pain), with 'MERZ' capitalized. At the bottom, there is a black rectangular logo with white text that reads "links jugend ['solid] KÖLN". The sticker is applied to a metal pole and shows some minor reflections and slight wear.

Ich habe starke schMERZen links jugend ['solid] KÖLN

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