I'd like to remind that the term "scholzing" goes back to the times before Olaf Scholz became Chancellor, when he still was finance minister. To no surprise it meant exactly the same as described in the meme shown in this article, although it was mainly if not only used in its German form "rumscholzen", which literally translated to English means "scholzing around", or simplified "scholzing".
I'd like to remind that the term "scholzing" goes back to the times before Olaf Scholz became Chancellor, when he still was finance minister. To no surprise it meant exactly the same as described in the meme shown in this article, although it was mainly if not only used in its German form "rumscholzen", which literally translated to English means "scholzing around", or simplified "scholzing".