Mr. Schweiger is a librarian at the “Deutsche Telekom” in Bonn. He has been working there for 25 years now. He is quite satisfied with his job, because he is actually a very easygoing type of person, who does not need a lot of excitement in his work. He leads a very quite life with his wife and three children in one suburb of Bonn. He has an obsession about anagrams and loves these types of intellectual games. Mr. Schweiger also has a passion for reading, which is probably something that comes along with his job. The employees at “Deutsche Telekom” do not visit the library very often as they can find everything they need by searching the Internet. Therefore, he is able to use the time when there are no requests from the employees to read something new. He has a lot of friends and they meet at least two times a week to discuss current events from the world of politics and economics. That is one of the reasons he is always trying to be up to date. 
His life is pretty much a routine. Every morning he wakes up at 05am, prepares breakfast for his wife and children, gets ready for work and takes the bus No. 638 to the main train station and from there takes the underground to get to work. It is not the best connection in the world, because he always has to wait 12 minutes for the train. This does not really fit his way of living; he is always trying to use every second of his time to read something. He turned 49 this year, wears glasses and is able to read only when the light is very good. This prevents him from reading books at the train station, which is normally what he would be doing if he had not had this problem.
Since the “CityWindow” has been implemented in his train station, he does not mind waiting at the train station anymore. He is able to see the headlines and in this way stay very well informed. He especially likes the anagram game, which occupies most of his waiting time. Mr. Schweiger is very good at it. He is also able to see the discounts and the weather forecast. He enjoys the time he spends at the train station, because he knows he is not wasting any second of it.