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let's understand the question Why did you

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leave Poland, where you lived for 8 years, we

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went to cafes and I started paying and

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you look We left Poland, like, did

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n't we leave because we

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spent much more money in Italy, you can even

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compare Poland and Sweden in terms of price

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probably the same What's wrong with Poland in

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Poland I've been to the police three or four times

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why a simple question Where are you from You

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answer That you're Ukrainian You've already had

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a conflict in Rivne so rarely

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if I see a very expensive car

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Usually in 90% of cases it's someone from In the

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Middle East, people say that

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Malmö is a very criminal city, that there is a

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lot of Mafia here, that there are a lot of

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immigrants. I agree with that. Why are you in

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Sweden and why in Malmö? I have

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two children now. I want at least six because

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the bigger the family, the less you have

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problems for the first time in two weeks in Sweden I

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feel that there is Galai so oh someone if we

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smile a lot now he

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told me about and Sweden Expensive And I

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say to him Well come on I'll still try

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so let's see what

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[music]

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there

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[music]

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today there are many factors that

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encourage people to migrate And although

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moving to a new country is often

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accompanied by certain challenges and

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difficulties, it can turn out to be an

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incredibly important stage in a

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person's life that will expand his worldview and

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open up new opportunities. We continue the

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series of issues about Ukrainians who

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overcame thousands of kilometers from their native

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land, found their place in a new

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cultural environment and achieved

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some success. Today we are in Sweden, where

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Andrii Chernivtsiv will share his story. He

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lived in Poland for the last 8-seven years,

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but the changes in this country in

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recent years became an impetus to start

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looking for new directions for life and then the

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choice stopped at Scandinavia. In this

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issue, we will find out what exactly

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prompted Andrii to sell his business and

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car in Poland and move to Sweden. We

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will compare life in these two countries. the

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cosmopolitan city of Malmö, this

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city is famous for the Ritsun Bridge, which

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connects Sweden with Denmark, and is one of the

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loudest engineering structures in Europe, but let's

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start from the heart of old Malmö, a small

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square. What is happening now, why are there so

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many people here, in Malmö.

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live in Malvo, most Swedes and

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migrants like to attend these

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matches very much, they are such die-hard fans, and

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everyone has a small scarf at home. I think at least

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there will be a small

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scarf with the club they support, and

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it is clear that everyone is ready for this match and

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today will be a good day. I I think so.

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Well, let's see. Tell me, we are

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located, we are with you in the center of the city of

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Malmö. So this is the city of Malmö, the center

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is very large, and in principle, everything is

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nearby and in the center there are a

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lot of all kinds of outstanding architectural

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buildings and so on from one to 10.

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How comfortable is Malmö? for life 10

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I think it's my native Chernivtsi and Malmö I

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think it's like 8, from

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nine yes yes yes

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I lived in Wroclaw for a long time and in Wroclaw as the

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Poles say traffic jams

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are unreal And Malmö is generally considered

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such a place it's top- there are five cities in Europe with

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bicycle lanes and this is very, very

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noticeable, because it doesn't matter whether it's Monday,

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Friday or Sunday, you leave by car in the morning

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and you don't see any traffic jams at all. What do

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you think is the influence of Copenhagen,

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which is nearby, well, in general, at the expense of

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bicycles and this just after

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2007, when the Swedes did complete this bridge,

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the majority of Swedes in general started

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working in Denmark in Copenhagen, but continued to

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live here, since in Copenhagen you

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can earn one and a half times more

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than in Malma. Yes Yes. And

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housing here is much cheaper than the same ones

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data Well, if you take the example of my

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employees at work, the girl is

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generally a student, but she studies and

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works in Copenhagen, but they live here

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and every day they

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drive 25 minutes to Copenhagen from Malmohilia, there are

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no problems with that, you buy yourself a

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monthly travel ticket and you can relax

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you go to Denmark every day And as we

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know Copenhagen is the capital data and

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earnings can exceed what can

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be here So why do you live in Malmö And I

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just understood that you work here in Sweden

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You can earn more in Copenhagen

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Yes, but you can to say that I am still very, very,

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very new here, as they say, Sweden, you are very

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new, six months here, you have to adapt here first,

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understand how everything is here, and

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then, over time, you will be able to consider

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Denmark and Copenhagen as a country in the

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future, you yourself are from Chernivtsi, so where

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Probably 80% are Romanian passport and

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in general the fact that two borders are close to

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Chernivtsi in principle make the entire

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economy of our Chernivtsi I think you

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have a Romanian passport no I

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don't have a Romanian passport Thank God I think it's

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good and what is there besides Ukrainian I

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also have Polish citizenship two

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years ago due to the fact that my grandfather was a

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Pole, like me in 2015, I came

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from Ukraine to Poland at the age of 17 to study

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at the university, I finished my bachelor's degree, then I

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entered my master's degree, and then I

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realized that I had to somehow get some

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documents, we always knew that we have

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roots Polish, but there were no

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direct documents. And we

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saw that our grandfather's father's father's

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birth certificate says

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that his father is Polish. It turns out to be my great-

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grandfather.

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to the point that I found a

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company in Wroclaw that is also run by

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Ukrainians from Donetsk and they helped

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Ukrainians in general to get documents

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such as a beaten card Card of a permanent

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beaten citizenship there I don't know how

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to change Ukrainian rights to Polish and

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so on and I came to this Ksenia

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hopto ii big salute I thank her for

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helping me and it turned out that she

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said that it will be 50, it will be unclear whether

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we will be able to get it all.

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us in Ukraine to pass

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fingerprints. I passed everything and they

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gave me two months to prepare

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for the national exam and I came and

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passed this national exam with

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98%. that is, I quit my

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job at the time. I worked as a cook in the

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Wrocław market in a restaurant. I

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quit this job because I understood that

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if I get citizenship, the

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door to life is basically open to me. Well, I

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devoted two months to studying from the anthem

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to history to all the kings to of all the battles

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and so on and so it turned out that I got

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citizenship through

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I think a year and a half after

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we surrendered. Listen. That is, it turns out that you are

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now here in Sweden more like a

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Pole with a Polish passport. Yes, yes,

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I am now here directly as a

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Pole. All my documents are I also

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got a Swedish bank account here as an ID card,

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because it’s not all that bad here. It’s

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just that you, as a Pole, that is, a citizen

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of the European Union, can move to

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any country. So, what do you need to

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do to move? Notify

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someone. No one, nothing. I decided

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as I lived in Roslaw in Poland at one

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point I was

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offered a job here due to a coincidence of circumstances and I decided

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not to think for a long time, I prepared everything for six months, I

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started selling things from the car and so

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on what I will not need so that

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you leave with the smallest amount

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baggage and on

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March 31, 2023, I came here,

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how long have you lived in Poland, eight seven, on

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September 25, it should have been exactly eight and seven years,

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that is, seven years in Poland, now six months

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here in Sweden, today we will compare

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Poland with Sweden and understand

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what is wrong with Poland Why did you

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go from there? Well, tell me why you are in Sweden

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and why in Malmö, or Malmö, because there was a

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job offer here. And it would be a good

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start, as it turned out here. The people who

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accepted me here helped me

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completely with everything, that is, because of that. that I

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was taken from the ferry when I was

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crossing here with things from Poland and starting with a

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work contract and a bank account and an

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ID card because in Sweden you can sum up

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six months of my life here it is very difficult to

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start because in order to rent

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an apartment you need to have a contract so that

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you you need to have a contract you need to have a

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job to have a job You need a

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bank account to get a

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bank account You need

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again a contract or an apartment where the card will come

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and so on And this is such a circle Yes, this is a

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circle There is no way out of it and it

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will always be like this for me it seems And these

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people just helped me, they

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rented an apartment for me, that is, they did everything for me

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on a turnkey basis. I came here from me, only

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my skills were needed directly, and at

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the job where I work, what exactly do you

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do here, gastronomy? I work, you can

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say, as the director of one I was offered such a

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famous pizzeria as Dominus.

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I worked for this

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company in Poland for two years. I was

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offered several times to move and work

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as Aria's manager, but I didn't want to because

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I really liked Wroclaw. And after the

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war started, the girl

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came to Wroclaw and they started we will do everything

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directly there, we will now move

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with you to the bridge to the place where you lived before there

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where this skyscraper is huge and I

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want to warn right away that the details that

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we are imposing now in this video with

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Andrii we shot yesterday yesterday it was

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sunny today when we we are filming all

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day cloudy. Even now it is raining, you

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know that this kind of weather doesn't

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happen here often, because for the whole summer, I

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mean, it was more than 25° for the whole summer. We didn't

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have it and so so so.

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take a

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hortex jacket at any moment and throw

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it in your briefcase with you because at any moment it can

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start to rain and you will get soaked. I have been

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here in Sweden for almost two weeks.

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This is probably one of the top five places

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that I liked here in terms of its

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energy.

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Let’s go.

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This is a really special place. You

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will see everything for yourself now, and while we are going,

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I will tell you a little about the city of Malmö. Until

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1658, it was part of Denmark, so no

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it is surprising that this is the third largest city in

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Sweden, which in its architecture and spirit

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resembles Copenhagen, in fact the Malmö that

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we see today can be said to have received a

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second life, the main activity

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here for a long time was shipbuilding,

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later this direction of industry

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lost its relevance in Malmö

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there was a deep crisis in the period from From the 1970s to the

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1990s, about 15% of the

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entire population left the city. The situation improved

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only in 1994, when Ilmar Ripol came to power

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and new priorities were chosen for Malmö. The

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provincial city of

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ships began to rapidly transform

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into a green technology center of modern

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architecture and an innovation hub of Sweden

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today, the combination of fashionable futurism and

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exquisite antiquity is a real local

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feature that can be seen both in the architecture and in the

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cars of the local

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residents of Malmö in general - it is an industrial

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city, therefore most of its quarters are

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industrial, the main landmark

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is definitely the

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54-story março Ting Torso, a

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twisted tower built according to the projects of the

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Spanish architect Santiago

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Calatrava it is visible from all parts of the city.

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It is the tallest building not only in Malmö, but also in

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Scandinavia. Its height is 190 m,

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and the West Hamlet district is located nearby.

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It is simply an

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ideal place for a summer promenade

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between boats.

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the days that Sweden, by the

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way, does not indulge too much, you can often

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see those bathing in the sea. This

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area is characterized by bold modern

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architecture. It appeared in the early

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2000s, on the eve of the European

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construction exhibition City of the Future. The

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principles of environmental friendliness and

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energy efficiency were the basis of this urban planning project. what made this place the

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first certified green district in

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Europe today an active life is raging here, they play

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paddle tennis, go

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windsurfing and grill fish, and for

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sunset lovers there is a long

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viewing area here on the horizon in the

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warm rays of the sun you can see the

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drawing bridge and the Copenhagen skyline, but

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it's so sunny and it was beautiful yesterday. And

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today, as you can see, it’s already

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cloudy in Swedish. Well, we’re in Westrahamen, it’s

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considered the coolest district in the city of

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Malmö. Only Swedes live here, because

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real estate here is very expensive and everything

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built here in the last 4-5 years. Because

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how expensive is it? Well I can’t say it here,

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but I think here, from 2 million

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crowns upwards, this area has

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absolutely everything you want from a beach, from

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sunbathing, to cool, big beaches from

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Denmark on the other side of the country, you can

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say that, well, in principle, everything is here.

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Copenhagen is over there, and I can even see

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it from here. And this bridge is the largest, the

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largest bridge in Europe and the largest and

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longest. I think the problem of building

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this bridge was that there is an airport on the other

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side of Copenhagen,

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and it was not possible to build a bridge

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over water. and in Sweden, there was also a problem from this side.

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The land was not unstable, therefore, on the Malmö side of

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Sweden, they built a bridge that is above the water,

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and on the Danish side, which goes under the water. In

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1999, with the joint efforts of the two countries,

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this bridge and meadow

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corner in the south of Sweden has become an important

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transit point. Connecting mainland

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Europe with Scandinavia, the complex

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project cost Denmark and Sweden four

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billion euros, by the way, to drive over the bridge

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in a car costs almost €60, by

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train it is about €12 one way, and the road

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takes about For 30 minutes, the train first

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travels on the above-ground part and then dives into the

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tunnel, where it crosses almost half of the

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Rysun Strait, otherwise the structures would

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prevent planes from landing safely at the

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Copenhagen airport. That is, it turns out that this bridge

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gave the

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Swedes the opportunity to work in data,

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earn more, and for the

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Achans to come here to Sweden to

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live here cheaper and even I was told that

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they just come here to walk around and

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eat because it's cheaper that way. So, there

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is some kind of internal emigration from

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one country to another. Let's understand the

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question. Why did you leave Poland, where you

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lived for years? Everything seems to be fine,

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even the car was already your own. not so with

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Poland, that is, not everything was so very good

00:16:56

and sweet, as it could have been, and the money

00:17:00

you earned at the beginning was

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enough for one thing, and over time it began

00:17:03

to be enough for another, then to all this was

00:17:05

added a full-scale

00:17:08

invasion, many Ukrainians came and I

00:17:11

Over time, I realized that Poland is not the same as it

00:17:13

was before, because I approach from just

00:17:16

one principle. You work hard, you

00:17:18

try, you have money and you have enough for everything,

00:17:20

but then over time, you

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worked the same way, tried the same way, you begin to

00:17:25

understand what renting an apartment is, filling up the

00:17:29

car, etc. buy insurance, as the

00:17:33

Poles say, and so on, that is, everything came

00:17:35

to the point that Poland was starting to be very, very

00:17:37

expensive, and you can now even

00:17:40

compare it to Poland and Sweden in terms of price,

00:17:43

probably the same. Not including restaurants,

00:17:46

everything related to entertainment, and so

00:17:49

on, but I I think that groceries, filling up

00:17:52

the car and so on are almost the same

00:17:55

money. I always dreamed of living in

00:17:57

Scandinavia. I didn't have such a Mulka in my

00:17:59

head and I think that what I once said to myself.

00:18:08

I wanted to try to live in a country more

00:18:11

like me. Once in my childhood, I called it

00:18:12

cool Europe. Because it is so true. Europe is

00:18:15

not Poland, which left Ukraine side by side.

00:18:18

Here you go. Right away, Europe is a

00:18:20

country that was not closed during the corona,

00:18:25

which has a really, really cool background. we have

00:18:28

n't been here for more than 100 years

00:18:30

and so on, so it's a very strong country

00:18:32

that's almost 300 years old, maybe even 300 and I

00:18:36

always wanted to try my

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girlfriend's mother lives in Stockholm a year ago

00:18:42

we flew to Italy to visit her girlfriend a

00:18:45

week in Italy, we still

00:18:47

had four days left and decided let's give it

00:18:49

a try, you visit my mother and I'll just take

00:18:53

a look.

00:19:02

gold I'm looking So we left

00:19:04

Poland, like, or we didn't leave because we

00:19:06

spent much more money in Italy and

00:19:08

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00:19:11

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together, it's all started from the fact that in September

00:21:47

from my work, the company held

00:21:49

such a rally for us where all the directors of

00:21:52

each of the restaurants gathered and I met there with

00:21:56

all of our Polish company, I said

00:21:59

that I would like to try to move to

00:22:02

Sweden, do you have any restaurants in

00:22:04

Sweden They said Yes, here is your

00:22:08

contact, I wrote to the associate professor of Germany, Germany

00:22:10

gave me

00:22:11

Sweden on LinkedIn, we called and

00:22:14

literally a week later he said We have a

00:22:17

top salale store in Malmö, let's

00:22:20

try your big cool

00:22:21

background And they said OK, if you can, let's

00:22:24

move immediately after the New

00:22:25

Year and I said that after the New Year I

00:22:27

can't, because I still had a company in Poland,

00:22:29

I had 25% of the company, we

00:22:33

painted facades, we made custom-made furniture,

00:22:36

and I slowly began to sell everything from the

00:22:39

company's car.

00:22:42

let's try to move, let's

00:22:44

compare

00:22:45

some of the same things in Poland and in Sweden,

00:22:49

which is better? Yes, it will be very easy for me to

00:22:52

compare, since I run a

00:22:54

program like homebadgt, that is, I enter

00:22:56

all my finances, expenses,

00:22:58

it is easy for me, that is, 1500 dollars we

00:23:02

spent steadily in Poland on housing for

00:23:05

everything. This is housing, food, fueling the

00:23:09

car. I don't take into account the girl's

00:23:12

money. She also lost something there, that

00:23:13

is.

00:23:18

crowns, that is, it is somewhere around

00:23:20

15 euros, that is, it is a plus, the same

00:23:22

apartment in Poland in a more or less

00:23:24

normal area with normal repairs.

00:23:28

Wroclaw I am not taking into account other

00:23:30

cities in Poland at the moment, but Wroclaw is a city where

00:23:33

a lot of people came and reached to

00:23:36

the point that the apartments started to be some kind of

00:23:38

unrealistic price, that is 800,000 do$

00:23:41

in a month for a two-room apartment. And I

00:23:43

just realized that this is already something, it

00:23:46

cannot be supported because it is too much to

00:23:48

pay almost 1000 dollars every month to

00:23:51

rent an apartment. it's not

00:23:53

very cool, you can live in Europe in a more

00:23:55

developed country and pay the same The

00:23:58

same money, I slowly started to look at

00:24:01

the rent here How does it generally

00:24:03

happen here, that's the case here in Sweden, you can't

00:24:06

be the owner of an apartment at all, you

00:24:08

can be the owner of some real estate

00:24:11

if this the house is the majority of all

00:24:13

apartments. This is the private property of companies

00:24:16

and this company rents this apartment to you for a

00:24:18

long period of rent, for example, 20-30

00:24:20

years, yes, there, when we came to

00:24:22

Stockholm at the beginning, yes, yes, etc. Natasha

00:24:25

has been renting an apartment for 30

00:24:27

years. She has also been renting it for a long time. I moved from

00:24:29

Ukraine to the mountains, and this is how it turns out that there

00:24:32

are first-hand and second-hand contracts here, and

00:24:36

it was very difficult at first to rent an apartment

00:24:39

here. I started looking for rent, that is, everything

00:24:42

here is done through a block through a site

00:24:44

like ours in Ukraine. I think X and a

00:24:47

lot there are problems with this here, because it is not the Swedes, but

00:24:50

in Malmö it is the emigrants who like to fool

00:24:52

people for this, i.e. Please drop

00:24:53

the deposit in two days, you will see the apartment and

00:24:55

so on, i.e. I was already warned

00:24:58

when we had not yet moved here,

00:24:59

they said please do not drop it to anyone

00:25:01

look a couple of times whether yes or no and so

00:25:04

on. My company helped me here with an

00:25:06

apartment and we moved and We understood.

00:25:08

Now we have already moved to a separate

00:25:09

apartment and we pay

00:25:12

SEK 10,580 for the apartment, it is somewhere around

00:25:14

$900, so I have friends in In Poland, who

00:25:17

pay for a one-room apartment 3200 And

00:25:19

that's $800, where in Poland, what kind of earnings are

00:25:22

there, that is, Here at the simplest job,

00:25:26

because everything is equal here, in Sweden

00:25:28

you can't be very poor or very

00:25:30

rich, the most elementary simple job

00:25:33

If you have some major and you know

00:25:35

English or Swedish, you will

00:25:37

earn somewhere around 2,500 do$ after

00:25:40

taxes in Poland there is such a law if you are a

00:25:42

student you do not pay any taxes at all until the age of 26.

00:25:44

That is, I delayed my

00:25:46

move until exactly the time when I it didn't

00:25:48

hit 26 26 I studied, I finished

00:25:52

my bachelor's and master's degrees, and then I still

00:25:54

studied, as if in such an evening school, so as

00:25:56

not to pay taxes, to get the most

00:25:58

money for a young woman, and it got to the point that

00:26:02

I can't compare my salary,

00:26:05

what I had there, was there a company, then that is,

00:26:07

I had directly, as they say, the

00:26:10

Poles, that is, I received a percentage of the

00:26:14

net earnings and a plus, I also had this,

00:26:16

before all this, I had a minus.

00:26:17

That is, I earned very, very

00:26:20

good money in Poland, I could withdraw from

00:26:22

2, 5 to 3,000 do$rv per month in Poland

00:26:24

is very good money for Poland, because

00:26:26

statistically speaking, on average, I think the salary

00:26:28

now in Poland is somewhere in the area of clean-

00:26:30

handed after paying all taxes

00:26:33

and so on, it is somewhere around 4-4.5 000

00:26:36

zlotys. This is the money that, as I said, you

00:26:39

have to pay 3200 for an apartment. It's in

00:26:41

dollars. How much is 4.5? I think it's somewhere around

00:26:44

$11,100. It's ridiculous. If you have some

00:26:47

cool profession, you know cool English, you

00:26:50

have some extra language, I have

00:26:51

acquaintances. who work conditionally in Poland, and

00:26:56

knowing English and Ukrainian, they may

00:26:58

not even know Polish very well. Yes, but

00:27:00

because they know an extra language, such

00:27:02

as Ukrainian, and they, for example, work

00:27:04

with the Ukrainian Market, they can

00:27:05

earn there around 6-7,000 zlotys.

00:27:08

But everything is equal if You can say,

00:27:10

as the Swedes say, you're single. You'll live on your own.

00:27:13

So you have to pay 3,200 for an apartment,

00:27:15

you earned seven after taxes, you have

00:27:16

2,800 left for food, at least one and a half to

00:27:19

fill up the car, 500 is already two plus

00:27:22

3,200, 5,200, and there's still somewhere if you're

00:27:25

young, I think that at least 800 zlotys

00:27:27

should be spent purely on having a

00:27:29

rest somewhere and going somewhere. So

00:27:31

you spend six a month and earn seven.

00:27:33

Well, you save $300. I don't think it's that much.

00:27:35

Well, that's 3,600 per year for 10 years,

00:27:39

36 for 30 years old sotochka, yes, it might be

00:27:47

enough for a down payment on an apartment, as you just said, the

00:27:48

down payment on an apartment is what

00:27:51

I think most of my friends there

00:27:53

are going to take a loan for an

00:27:55

apartment, because the loans there are also such that you

00:27:58

take 200 000, and after 15 years you have to

00:28:01

pay back almost 450, well, for me, it

00:28:04

was also such a main factor why I

00:28:07

would like to start from another country, in

00:28:10

Sweden, their percentage is generally

00:28:12

meager there, up to 2% seems to me a plus,

00:28:16

but to get a mortgage here

00:28:19

you have to be at a very good level from the point

00:28:23

of view of what you earn, your credit

00:28:26

history is different, what is the barrier to this, plus a

00:28:29

contract of some kind, long-term, and so

00:28:30

on, the contract must be if you

00:28:32

want a really cool mortgage, you need a

00:28:35

contract only full-time, and so on,

00:28:37

as they gave me from work that I

00:28:39

will directly manage the restaurant,

00:28:41

yes, I was immediately

00:28:43

offered a full-time contract, a good salary,

00:28:48

I could immediately go here

00:28:49

to get a personal number, and so on in

00:28:51

Poland - it is normal to live stably

00:28:55

when you yourself need to earn a

00:28:57

lot of money, and in Poland there are such people with such a

00:29:00

salary they don't pay because the taxes are very

00:29:02

high, well, in general, I think the

00:29:04

Poles themselves will confirm and agree with me

00:29:07

that something is not right in

00:29:10

Poland, their politicians, that so many

00:29:13

Poles have now started leaving for Sweden,

00:29:16

England, yes, they went to that

00:29:19

yes, yes, they were going to that, but now

00:29:21

there was even such a boom that I considered it for

00:29:23

myself, that I would just

00:29:25

move because I want to try something new.

00:29:27

Yes, because in Poland, it was not very possible to

00:29:30

try Ukraine again, but such

00:29:31

Poles who already have seven they all

00:29:33

leave their children there, I'm sure I have a crush Yes,

00:29:36

yes, they left everything and went, well, this means a lot

00:29:48

Malmö - an international city,

00:29:51

45% of its population consists of migrants

00:29:54

and their descendants, while the flow of

00:29:56

new arrivals is no less, Malm is recognized as the

00:29:58

fastest growing city

00:30:00

among Scandinavian countries, since the beginning of the

00:30:02

90s,

00:30:04

refugees from the former Yugoslavia,

00:30:07

Iraq, Syria, and Somalia have been arriving in the city in large numbers, many

00:30:09

also come from neighboring Denmark, especially among

00:30:11

young people who are not satisfied with the

00:30:13

social policy of their country.

00:30:22

the country as a whole has a low

00:30:24

population density, only 23 people per 1 KD ki

00:30:29

[music] What

00:30:31

time is it around a hundred, almost without 15

00:30:35

Last Sunday we walked around your

00:30:37

area and I have the feeling that no one

00:30:40

lives here like that Sometimes it happens that

00:30:43

Saturday is a tyrant you go out and you

00:30:45

really want to meet a person, but there is no one

00:30:47

at all, no, firstly, there are almost

00:30:50

no people, secondly, it is very quiet, and here you have

00:30:53

houses, well, a lot of windows to windows,

00:30:56

windows to windows, and by the way, these seem to me to be

00:30:59

very old houses, yes, yes in principle,

00:31:01

this area is considered very old. It is

00:31:04

located near the sea and

00:31:07

only Swedes live here. If you can look closely,

00:31:10

approach each entrance from the side. There is a

00:31:12

card written where you want to call

00:31:14

on the intercom. All Swedes and But the woman we

00:31:17

met is from Israel, yes from Israel

00:31:20

Yes, yes, yes, this is my neighbor, yes, it

00:31:22

happens here. Children run and never play,

00:31:26

for example. How do they play in our country, but they

00:31:28

always play near their house, literally in the back,

00:31:30

on the beds of these specially

00:31:33

designated ones, they leave

00:31:35

all their toys there. Well, the children

00:31:38

are in their the yard where they

00:31:40

live, if someone comes out and turns on

00:31:43

the music loudly or something, someone called

00:31:45

the shelf if after 10:00, for sure, then

00:31:48

maybe there will be some complaints, but for

00:31:50

example, when we moved into this

00:31:52

apartment, there was a card at the entrance saying

00:31:55

that it will be evening in that apartment

00:31:58

please don't call the police because

00:31:59

we are celebrating something he doesn't call so so

00:32:02

so relax in Sweden in general there are a

00:32:04

lot of migrants in Malmö, more

00:32:07

or less than the average in Sweden I

00:32:11

think that Malmö is one of the most

00:32:14

migratory cities in Sweden. Where are you? In some

00:32:18

areas, such as

00:32:20

Rosengart, these are areas where

00:32:22

only migrants live. Rosengar was also

00:32:24

born there. Zvaton Ibragimovych was born in Malma. do you

00:32:33

run out of drugs, or

00:32:35

can you all, for example, there was the same

00:32:38

situation two years ago in Emporia, this is one

00:32:41

such very, very famous shopping center

00:32:44

here, well, the guys did not share something between themselves

00:32:46

And that the guy

00:32:48

just shot the second guy, that is, there is a crime here,

00:32:50

at least everyone thinks Oh a Swede, if you see a

00:32:53

person with an Arab appearance, he also

00:32:55

has cash with him, since the

00:32:58

majority of people in Sweden do not have cash at all,

00:33:00

people pay Always only by cards,

00:33:02

if you pay in a store, for example, in

00:33:04

Lidl, when I first drove by,

00:33:05

people paid cash on me They looked

00:33:07

so hard, because if you have cash here, what is it

00:33:10

like for us, for Ukrainians,

00:33:12

for example, even for the same Poles,

00:33:14

it is normal for them, for them it is strange here

00:33:16

because the whole tax

00:33:18

system here is made so that all Swedes keep

00:33:20

Everything only on cards And if you have cash,

00:33:22

of course you either sell something or somewhere

00:33:23

you don’t pay any taxes or How do you

00:33:25

even get this cash, i.e.

00:33:28

If you suddenly turn off the banking system

00:33:30

or so and so disconnect people from banks,

00:33:35

then you have nothing. For example, in

00:33:37

my You can't pay in cash at a restaurant, a

00:33:39

smart person is thinking right now. Yeah, you

00:33:42

have to think about something. Tell

00:33:45

me why in Malmö if I see a

00:33:48

very expensive car. Usually 90% of the time

00:33:52

it's someone from the Middle East behind the Crimea.

00:33:55

Malmö is considered a city

00:33:58

where after the

00:33:59

war in Syria started Sweden began

00:34:03

to receive a lot of people and many

00:34:05

people. They are used to living in a more

00:34:07

temperate climate, and Malmö is considered the

00:34:10

warmest city in Sweden, and

00:34:12

most people began to

00:34:14

come here, and why will you see so many

00:34:16

people here from Pakistan, Iraq, Iran, Syria?

00:34:19

go For example, I have my

00:34:23

boss Hat of Operation of my company.

00:34:26

She is a woman who fled from the war in

00:34:28

Syria,

00:34:29

er, she studied for a while in Greece

00:34:33

and from Greece moved to Sweden and you have been

00:34:35

here for 10 years. Listen,

00:34:37

your colleague called you. What is wrong with her? the

00:34:39

manager, one of the migrants did not go to

00:34:42

work, she went straight Yes, yes, yes, she

00:34:45

will have it there Yes, so what happened like this,

00:34:48

well, in general, in Sweden, there is such a thing that the

00:34:52

Swedes have a lot of rules for

00:34:55

employees who work at work, that

00:34:58

is, if you run a business here It

00:35:00

would probably be very difficult for you here, I

00:35:01

compare it to what I had in Poland, where

00:35:03

you drag people on Saturdays, work for

00:35:06

10-12 hours, the company has to spin, we have to

00:35:10

cut fixed assets there and so on, but

00:35:13

in Sweden it is normal to just call and

00:35:15

say Sorry I take sick you get paid for

00:35:19

my stress like this. Either I have stress,

00:35:21

for example, or it affects me very much and

00:35:23

even as a migrant, so if you are a migrant, it doesn't

00:35:26

matter where you are from, from Poland, from Ukraine, I do

00:35:28

n't know, from America, for everyone, the

00:35:31

same rules are the same, that is, here too There are these

00:35:34

unions and

00:35:36

pro-unions. They charge you every

00:35:38

month, as if it were a monthly subscription. If

00:35:42

you have any problems with your employer,

00:35:43

they say Yes, my

00:35:45

employer today, even though I have a head

00:35:47

guarantee to go to work, please

00:35:48

do something about it and then they will pay you

00:35:50

very big compensation, these young people are fighting

00:35:53

for these people who are considered members, on the

00:35:56

one hand, it is good when you are protected,

00:35:58

but on the other hand,

00:35:59

knowing of course the migrants and some of

00:36:02

ours, they will use it, they

00:36:04

use it very much, I, for example,

00:36:06

as a manager, struggle with it, it's the same

00:36:08

Today, a girl

00:36:10

told me that she lives in Lund, that children

00:36:13

write statements against their parents, that they

00:36:16

beat them even though nothing happened. And they

00:36:19

try to

00:36:21

manipulate like that. That's the thing about children. The first thing

00:36:25

I noticed here was when I first arrived, I was

00:36:27

driving and you are driving. it's just on the bus, the bus

00:36:29

is clean, everything arrived on time, the

00:36:31

children are sitting, I don't know, there's a child from the

00:36:35

Middle East, well, you can see by the appearance

00:36:37

and the svet is sitting and they're just eating and

00:36:40

smacking smack and just throwing it in the

00:36:42

bus and you see it like Why are you

00:36:45

doing this nobody an elderly woman

00:36:48

from Sweden is sitting there, it can be seen that she is such a

00:36:51

real Swede, and she does

00:36:53

n't even pay attention to them, although it is clear that she is

00:36:54

angry about this tolerance,

00:36:56

what can I say that the Swedes themselves

00:36:59

seem to be because they accepted a lot of

00:37:01

migrants, especially in Malma they seem to have

00:37:04

lost their

00:37:06

country because migrants came from the

00:37:09

Middle East of Arab origin,

00:37:12

the majority of them are Arabs. Yes, I

00:37:14

will say them in general, there is nothing wrong with them,

00:37:16

although I have some problems with them,

00:37:17

so it can be said that they

00:37:20

came and began to make their own

00:37:22

laws here, the Swedes accepted them, opened them so

00:37:25

open-handedly to them, they accepted them, but

00:37:27

they are already

00:37:28

Yes, because with such a bad word, I will say that the

00:37:30

Swedes are so from English, they are a bit so [ __ ],

00:37:33

they relate to it so that they do not

00:37:35

want to make any conflicts, and knowing

00:37:37

these Arabs, what if they come, God forbid, you

00:37:39

will have some kind of conflict, the

00:37:41

next day they will come and burn

00:37:42

your car, because for the Arabs, as my barber

00:37:45

says, I have two children now. I

00:37:48

want at least six, because the bigger the family,

00:37:50

the less problems you have.

00:37:51

you will hook him, you will solve the conflict with him, as if one

00:37:54

on one, yes, or with words or how people

00:37:56

decide Yes, but this does not mean that the

00:37:58

next day some of his brothers will not come

00:37:59

and you will have some kind of bigger

00:38:01

conflict, the police will not help you with this

00:38:04

You can say that, it is very simple a person

00:38:05

in a supermarket earns more salary

00:38:07

than what a policeman earns, so

00:38:10

they don't get very big money here,

00:38:12

something like that, what do we think? Oh,

00:38:14

Swedish, yes, they drive the coolest

00:38:16

Volvos, the last ones there, yes, they have very cool

00:38:20

equipment on them, but you can't say

00:38:21

that they they make some really cool

00:38:24

cool cool money there why did we stop here

00:38:25

you know Don't look at that

00:38:28

This is such a facade but we live here on the

00:38:30

third floor We are open to you here

00:38:32

yes Yes we recently moved here only

00:38:34

two weeks ago when we come here

00:38:38

all the neighbors have to confirm That what

00:38:40

exactly do they want this girl and this guy to

00:38:42

live in our future, so all people should

00:38:45

come like this, you should come and

00:38:47

say this, not you, this is done by the company that

00:38:50

collects information from you for the first time in two

00:38:54

weeks in Sweden. I feel that there is a little

00:38:58

leggalay yes oh someone

00:39:01

oh if we are going to smile a lot now

00:39:05

and this again we lead to those

00:39:07

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00:39:10

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00:40:50

Here is the Kitchen. Nothing like that, everything is simple

00:40:54

in Swedish, a gas stove, a simple repair, a

00:40:58

multicooker, a microwave oven, the Swedes

00:41:00

give everything, and there are bananas. eat a

00:41:12

banana with yogurt after a workout,

00:41:14

you eat a banana and you realize that it's

00:41:16

just a banana, and here you eat a banana. You understand right away,

00:41:18

well, this is a banana, this is a banana,

00:41:28

like this. The

00:41:29

Swedes always have a pantry everywhere.

00:41:32

You can put everything in there because

00:41:35

they have wardrobes. There is no such thing here. There is no

00:41:38

big living room and here the bedroom is

00:41:43

not very big either, but nothing suits us. You don’t

00:41:46

disturb the neighbors, young people,

00:41:49

everything

00:41:50

is fine here. The walls are very hard. they don't

00:41:53

hear, and this is the

00:41:55

living room, I'm working

00:41:57

on the computer here, the wardrobe hasn't arrived,

00:42:01

the couch, the TV, nothing like that, and the

00:42:03

view from the window on the neighbors is very cool, but there's a

00:42:06

very cool lawn downstairs, so you can

00:42:07

look, don't look at the carpet, the carpet

00:42:10

was cleaned downstairs yesterday. We also have a

00:42:12

laundry room. on the list, you

00:42:16

have 4-4 hours to do your

00:42:18

laundry, because it is

00:42:20

not customary for older Swedes to have a

00:42:24

washing machine inside such houses, and in

00:42:26

principle, everything is calm and very quiet, as

00:42:29

you can see now

00:42:33

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00:42:43

silence. If you compare the quality of life in

00:42:46

Poland and here in Sweden, where better And why do I

00:42:50

think that it is 100% better here? What

00:42:53

was such a significant factor for me was the

00:42:56

ecology in Poland and in Sweden. if

00:43:07

you find it, someone will be there already

00:43:08

on the

00:43:11

account of products, this is also a very, very

00:43:14

important thing for me, here the Swedes

00:43:17

stick to the fact that the quality of products is

00:43:20

absolutely everything, starting from meat to

00:43:22

finished fish, the Swedes drown for

00:43:24

quality Then after products and environmentalists

00:43:28

to the quality of life again,

00:43:31

the salary is included, for example, if you take what

00:43:34

all Swedes say and the whole world

00:43:37

probably thinks that Sweden is very expensive,

00:43:39

I even approached him and asked him that I

00:43:41

want to leave Poland and move to something like

00:43:45

Sweden, so he told me about Sweden

00:43:48

to Expensive And I say to him, Well, come on, I'll

00:43:50

still try, and it got to the point

00:43:53

that we moved here and I can say that

00:43:56

you can

00:43:58

easily earn 2500 dollars here, and you will have

00:44:00

enough to rent an apartment,

00:44:03

eat, take care of your

00:44:05

girlfriend, go somewhere rest, go

00:44:07

to a restaurant. You will still be able to save

00:44:09

money. If you compare Poland and Sweden,

00:44:12

in Poland you would need to

00:44:14

work at one job and at some

00:44:17

additional one.

00:44:20

so on.

00:44:22

Why do you think I stopped here? Well, we are

00:44:25

now going out to the sea. No, because

00:44:29

here behind you there is one two three three

00:44:33

how many times two three 4 5 different ones

00:44:37

we have what is this colored glass this is prozac glass this is

00:44:41

for cardboards this is for paper this is for

00:44:46

that is, cardboard, separate paper, separate, this is

00:44:49

for mixed ones, I think, and this one is the last one, this one,

00:44:52

I can't say what it is exactly, what is it, what is it,

00:44:57

maybe it has something to do with the grill, maybe it's iron, it

00:44:59

can be something. Come on, let's see what's

00:45:03

there. You're sorting. But

00:45:06

we only have two, we sort separately,

00:45:09

cardboard Glass bottles, bottles are a very cool

00:45:13

thing here in Sweden, if you often

00:45:16

drink from metal metal such

00:45:19

jars, yes, then in every

00:45:22

supermarket, you can give one

00:45:23

metal jar for one kroner. But I

00:45:25

saw many people

00:45:28

walking around around the city with large packages and

00:45:31

collect and make money from it. You

00:45:33

can come to the supermarket or exchange

00:45:36

these jars for a check and you can save on this check

00:45:39

or simply exchange it for

00:45:42

money. What taxes do you pay here and in

00:45:46

Poland you did not pay at all because you

00:45:47

studied and was exempted from taxes. What

00:45:50

taxes do you pay here? Here you pay

00:45:53

tax purely for you, the employer

00:45:56

also pays directly for the municipality of the

00:45:58

city. That is, we live in the Scania district

00:46:02

in Malmö, and we pay the

00:46:04

Scania directly. If you live in

00:46:05

Stockholm, you pay to another but

00:46:07

30 40 50 60 is deducted from your salary, that's

00:46:10

almost what they say, but we

00:46:13

arrived and I was surprised at the beginning, I

00:46:17

thought that something was wrong here, something

00:46:18

was wrong, I also called the state and

00:46:21

said Well, look, I calculated everything, but we

00:46:23

paid 22.8%, yes. maybe you

00:46:26

are doing a little too much not to the end not to the end you know

00:46:29

Because I know cases when I pay 56% yes yes

00:46:32

yes this is if you cross the threshold of

00:46:36

more than 650,000 koro in a year 650 yes i.e.

00:46:40

more than 60,000 euros per year That is

00:46:44

more than 5 000 euros per month, but Gross

00:46:48

Mysa yes yes yes yes that is Gross because

00:46:50

here they have Gross and net gross Dirty

00:46:52

money net clean money good What kind of gross money do you have

00:46:54

gross gross 35 and net is 27 27

00:46:58

That is somewhere 2 per and that is not taking into account

00:47:00

the bonus 2 in dollars, yes, plus bonuses,

00:47:05

something else, yes, but from the bonus

00:47:06

system, it is deducted. There is really a

00:47:09

lot there, 44%, and here, as we

00:47:11

calculated 22.8 in Poland, on the simple

00:47:13

condition of work, which I could work for, I would

00:47:15

pay much more, that is, a little Do

00:47:17

you have somewhere? Well, I'm trying to

00:47:20

get a little bit of super. How much can I

00:47:24

save? Well, as I

00:47:27

said, I have this home on a budget with an

00:47:28

apartment with everything. You spend somewhere in the

00:47:31

region of

00:47:32

15 to 20. So I'll take exactly

00:47:36

more like 20. Well, you can safely

00:47:39

save in a month, if only you yourself,

00:47:42

700,000 dollars, plus the girl

00:47:44

will also contribute, that is, 12 per year,

00:47:47

how many years will it take you to earn the first installment,

00:47:49

eh, I don’t know what the first installment is, but

00:47:52

I know that it is very small here, but I think

00:47:55

in a couple of years you can earn, but also do

00:47:56

n't forget that if you work as a couple,

00:47:59

you can save on average somewhere between

00:48:01

2 and 1 to even up to 3,000 euros per month.

00:48:04

If you work on a full-time

00:48:07

contract, your girlfriend works on a full-time

00:48:09

contract if one person can cover

00:48:11

life two and save completely one

00:48:13

salary from the next person, we simply

00:48:15

keep it completely, that is, I understand that in

00:48:18

Sweden you have a little more opportunity to

00:48:21

earn something, save it and buy something than you

00:48:24

had in Poland even after eight

00:48:27

years, even taking into account the fact that you

00:48:29

paid almost no taxes because you I was

00:48:32

still studying, you can say that I have reached the

00:48:34

point where I understand that I will start

00:48:36

paying taxes from the company and from

00:48:40

work, I will start paying at least 30-35% of the

00:48:44

tax in Poland. In a year, I

00:48:47

crossed and crossed the second

00:48:49

tax threshold, which is more than 120,000 zlotys per

00:48:53

year, and I understand that something will have to be

00:48:55

done about it, because paying very high taxes is

00:48:57

not very cool, but, unfortunately, in Europe, it

00:49:00

is, and something had to be changed,

00:49:02

probably two or three months before

00:49:04

I went in November, some the Polish

00:49:06

politician said that we will go to the same

00:49:08

store and buy the same

00:49:10

basket as we bought a year ago and

00:49:12

see how much we will spend here and

00:49:13

how much we will spend here and they said that

00:49:16

201% means you paid yourself 100 zlotys a

00:49:19

year ago you will sell now You will pay it was

00:49:21

210 zlotys for me, it was a bit absurd

00:49:24

and everyone started to understand it. I never, because

00:49:26

I worked a lot, I never

00:49:28

looked at the price tags, like in a store, and

00:49:30

here I already understood that I had to start. It's worth

00:49:33

watching, because the girl and this are the same in the

00:49:35

second third, you start spending a lot more

00:49:37

money. What do you think, where is it

00:49:39

safer, where do you feel

00:49:41

safer?

00:49:53

I agree, but

00:49:57

there were problems in Poland too, in Poland I

00:49:59

was in the police station three or four times, why? Well, a

00:50:02

simple question. Where are you from? You answer

00:50:03

that you are Ukrainian. You already have a conflict on the

00:50:05

same place. Oh, our guys are going,

00:50:08

look. Well, if he has briefcases, rven

00:50:12

is a Swedish company. 50% goes to

00:50:14

finance these foxes because they are in the

00:50:15

Red Book, so I think it's 100%

00:50:19

Swedish Swedish Yes, because they all wear this

00:50:21

brand, they support their manufacturer,

00:50:23

it's very cool. there

00:50:30

was no such thing in Poland, it was not, but here it is

00:50:33

much more, and it is directly visible,

00:50:35

because of the fact that they are very religious or

00:50:37

not, so in Poland it was not and they did not allow it, why do

00:50:40

the Poles allow it, and

00:50:42

here it is completely allowed and they

00:50:45

only for they are drowning, I

00:50:46

have nothing against it To each his own To each his own

00:50:49

Yes, but as he wants, yes, yes, in Poland,

00:50:51

it is quickly cut off, you can say

00:50:54

yes very quickly Well, I like

00:50:56

Sweden because it is a very tolerant

00:50:58

society and if you do not disturb someone

00:51:01

else, you express yourself as you want to do what you

00:51:04

want, but it is very important not to disturb others

00:51:07

and not to cause anything

00:51:25

bad. How do you see an

00:51:28

average Swede, what is he like and

00:51:31

how do they differ mentally from

00:51:33

us or from the Poles themselves?

00:51:41

- this is a pure Swede and as he

00:51:43

once told me such information, the

00:51:45

Swedes say this - these are people who grew up,

00:51:49

graduated from school, graduated from the university,

00:51:52

found a job of some kind and they work at this

00:51:54

job until they are 60 years old, it's like a

00:51:57

good Volvo, you know, you bought it

00:51:59

once It will break and I will

00:52:01

protect it like this until the end of my years and I

00:52:03

will drive it, nothing changes. So

00:52:05

it is, well, it is a delay, so, so, and so, you

00:52:08

can turn to Volvo itself, and yes

00:52:10

to Ikea, to many such well-known

00:52:13

Swedish companies Such as Spotify and so

00:52:15

on, that is, they all do it so that they can

00:52:17

get hold of a good place,

00:52:20

put in as much effort at this job

00:52:22

as it takes and stay in this

00:52:25

company for a long time. Since this country has already

00:52:28

thought of everything about you, you have a simple

00:52:30

job. you will eventually get yourself a nice car

00:52:33

You will eventually get yourself a nice

00:52:34

house everything you have how much you need to

00:52:37

have this good job stick to it

00:52:39

do your job right and that's all

00:52:41

you have days off vacations everything is paid for

00:52:44

example in Sweden again

00:52:46

compare with In Poland, in Poland, you were supposed to be

00:52:48

given 25 days off a week, oh, in a

00:52:51

year, so in Sweden, if you don't

00:52:53

want to take these days off because you, for example,

00:52:55

feel that you are capable of working

00:52:57

all year round, you can take these 25

00:53:00

days of salary and it works out This is 13

00:53:02

with her salary and it's very cool because if

00:53:05

you and the others have 25 days to say that you have

00:53:07

stress. And as an option, for example, there was

00:53:10

such a thing that also at work, acquaintances say

00:53:12

that there was a very big crowd. From the boss, he also

00:53:16

said for the last month that he was

00:53:17

leaving I went to the doctor and said that

00:53:19

my boss is putting a lot of pressure on me. They

00:53:21

gave him two months of sick leave. The sick

00:53:32

leave is paid for after that. You are also paid again. You can go. Well, you didn’t take it. If you quit your job, you need all your vacation that you were paid. And when you

00:53:34

resign from some company, they make a

00:53:35

very, very good transfer

00:53:39

to your bank account, how to

00:53:41

find a job in Sweden, and because of the fact that

00:53:44

Sweden has a very small population, like this,

00:53:46

we will charge Sunday 10 million 10 ml,

00:53:49

no one is there, see a hundred in the evening Yes there

00:53:51

is no one, it's quiet, it's empty, there are not

00:53:54

many people, there is not much demand for something

00:53:57

specific, and many companies are not

00:53:58

opening, why do I think again that if

00:54:00

you are hooked on one job, you

00:54:02

should hold on to it as long as possible because

00:54:04

when you get fired, you will have to

00:54:05

look for a new one I worked there for four or five months, even for

00:54:07

eight months, and that’s what people told me. The people there are the

00:54:09

same guy who lives in Stockholm.

00:54:11

He says that it happened that the company

00:54:13

really pissed me off. I decide that’s

00:54:17

enough. I want to quit. He

00:54:18

quits. He says it was one

00:54:20

of the biggest mistakes in my life

00:54:22

due to the fact that I have been looking for a new job for eight

00:54:23

months and it is a Swede in Stockholm. And

00:54:25

how do Ukrainians find one?

00:54:37

from a maid in a hotel

00:54:39

to a job related

00:54:42

to the state, for example, to help with something

00:54:44

and so on, it won't be full-time, there will be a

00:54:47

contract, it will be part-time, job,

00:54:48

we met your girlfriend, that's how

00:54:50

we met.

00:54:55

flipping pizza from standing to :30 yes :5 yes 70

00:55:00

70 hours per month 85 she did

00:55:04

Last month she had a contract for 10 hours

00:55:06

But if possible, when she can take

00:55:09

some extra shift, she takes it because

00:55:11

she just wants a little more

00:55:12

money mother, how much does she earn,

00:55:15

for example, for the past month, for 70-80

00:55:18

hours there. She earned almost 11,000 kroner.

00:55:22

11,000 kroner is 11,1000, 111 and 11,100 do$v

00:55:27

doiv. It is also not bad, and can such a job be

00:55:30

found for a Ukrainian or not, and is it difficult if you

00:55:33

know English at least at the

00:55:37

A2B1 level, I think that this will not be a problem,

00:55:39

since everyone, I don’t know, the Swedes here know that

00:55:42

we have such a nation with such hard workers who know how to

00:55:46

work hard And they know what it is,

00:55:48

so I think that you will be able to

00:55:50

find a job, but for example what I personally

00:55:54

know After I hired some people here,

00:55:56

if you

00:56:03

have a last name, e.g., Muhammed Hussein. If you have a first name, and everyone understands that you are a person from the

00:56:05

Middle East, more than likely,

00:56:07

your CV will simply be turned upside down and

00:56:09

they will simply put on the shelf the things that are

00:56:10

racist, not that the racists simply

00:56:12

understand that they do not want to have these people. Because

00:56:14

over time, these people abuse their

00:56:17

attitude to work, they often take these so-

00:56:19

called siks and so on. This is not very good

00:56:22

because they understand that I can

00:56:24

sit at home. They don't relate

00:56:26

to work like we do, that we are really ready

00:56:28

to work, but the main thing is not to pay us that

00:56:30

money and we will try to work

00:56:32

so that the company only

00:56:33

rises, but these, on the contrary, they came, they

00:56:35

want to stand up, wait and go

00:56:38

home to collect their money, and at the moment

00:56:40

when he wants because he has a little

00:56:42

headache He will stay at home and say sor I

00:56:44

sick Andrew frankly Sweden is your country and

00:56:49

I can say something like that after

00:56:52

we moved here and stayed here for two

00:56:54

weeks already together with a girl because I

00:56:56

came at the beginning I had to investigate

00:56:58

the situation myself. As my dad says, eh, she

00:57:02

said that two weeks after we were

00:57:04

here, she said something. It seems to me that

00:57:06

in a year we will move from here. We have not yet

00:57:08

found any such factors. See for yourself,

00:57:11

she does not like these immigrants because

00:57:13

she is pretty. a girl from Ukraine Yes, and

00:57:16

immigrants from the Middle East look at

00:57:18

it like if you don't have a scarf on

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your head, something is already wrong with you

00:57:23

yes, well, they ask a lot of

00:57:25

questions, there are some cases No, it just

00:57:27

refers to this So there is a white

00:57:29

girl if she at least knows how to

00:57:31

work with a computer, that's how it is. A

00:57:33

girl should only sit at home and

00:57:35

raise children. So what they

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basically do here is that Sweden gives very

00:57:38

large subsidies if you give birth to one, two, three,

00:57:40

four, these people feel very normal because

00:57:42

of that they have

00:57:45

many

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[music]

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children

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[music]

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