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as good as it might seem. If you are
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going to immigrate here now, a
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huge number of people are emigrating to the
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USA, some are forced, some consciously, and the
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vast majority of people,
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no matter how many bloggers you watch on YouTube, still have
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no idea have What is
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immigration and what really awaits them here
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in this video I will tell you why
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in 6 years in emigration I have not
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achieved anything Why most likely you will be
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very bored What are the four results of
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immigration According to psychologists and
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sociologists, why knowledge exists in emigration the
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English language does not make it easier for
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you to adapt What is the best thing
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to focus on for work and why after
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immigration your time will most likely
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stop forever in general I think
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it will be interesting subscribe to the channel
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If you haven’t already, click fat
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fat like And we’re starting bye let’s go
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[music]
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you know I remember a year and a half ago
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I made a video about how many people are
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now moving to America,
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mainly through Mexico, and I was amazed at
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how so many people go
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to a country that they don’t even
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know anything about, having never been here, of course. a
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year and a half after
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the war began, other crises began. I
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understand that then very
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few people came at all, because the flow
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that is coming now is simply scary.
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It is clear that a huge number of
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people are now forced to move,
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mainly refugees from Ukraine; I
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myself have already met with several people
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who directly saw the war,
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lived in the occupation and fled from there. Well,
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I can say that this is probably one of the
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most difficult experiences when
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you personally see people who tell
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all these horrors that they experienced
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nevertheless. Yes, someone is moving,
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someone is forced to move. consciously I personally
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moved in 2016, I was 23
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years old at the time, I moved consciously for economic and
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political reasons. I’ve already been living here for
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seven years, I already have a
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green card, because I have
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less than a year left to live in the USA before receiving
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American citizenship and an
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American passport. I intend
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to do this, but nevertheless, according to some
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criteria, it may seem that in
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fact I have not achieved anything here, for
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example, I still don’t have
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any real estate here. It’s not because I
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can’t afford it. It’s just that my
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values ​​have changed a lot. here in
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America and precisely owning your own
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home, any apartment, as long as you have
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your own; any house, as long as you have your own.
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It has changed a lot. In America,
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already in the first year, I quickly reached
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normal earnings; I earned
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around $10,000 a month there.
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it was very significant then, but then
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one of the businesses that I
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launched here with a partner in America It collapsed
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and we owed $120,000. That
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is, I had ups and downs, I
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had all sorts of things. By the way, I have a whole separate
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playlist where I tell you what I do,
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be sure to check it out If you haven’t
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seen it, nevertheless, I can say that I
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feel quite comfortable,
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accordingly, I’m working on YouTube,
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I have several other projects.
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But honestly, YouTube brings in
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probably
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70-80 percent of my income and this allows me to
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live comfortably. I don’t work anywhere. not at
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any job and by the way, I’ve never
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worked here and on average I can say that
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my income is certainly much higher
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than the income of the average American and I’m
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happy with everything. If you’re interested in finding out
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why I still don’t buy a house
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or an apartment, I generally stay away from
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real estate, write in the comments,
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I will definitely tell you about it Well, also
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Write in the comments, like it If
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you want me to sort out my tax
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return and show how much What kind of
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earnings Where do they come from and how much taxes
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I will end up paying the American
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state, like me, write
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comments on what this is all about the fact
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that in general I feel comfortable living in America,
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I was probably getting there for the first
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four years of my life here, when it was
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really hard for me here, and in recent
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years it has more or less
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stabilized, well, it seems like the cushion
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has been accumulated, there is a valuable income and that’s
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it - everything immediately became clearly
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clear, clear what to do, this stress disappeared,
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but on the way to this there was a
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lot of stress and there were a lot of problems
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with adaptation and there were a lot of myths
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that I believed in America when I came
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here, which turned out to be complete rubbish and
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untrue like, for example, the fact that I
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had knowledge of the language, supposedly this should
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have helped me; of course, it felt
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easier. But as sociologists say, this is not
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entirely true. Let’s now look at the
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different points of what you can expect in
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emigration. If you suddenly intend to
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move here, what would you have here? you will encounter,
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according to statistics, almost 50% of
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immigrants suffer from various forms of ptsd,
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this is post-traumatic stress
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disorder, from which, for example,
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military personnel returning from the front suffer. And in
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general, that is, immigration is
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fraught with many psychological
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mental difficulties that you do not
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suspect, it is very stressful,
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some psychologists even they say that stress from
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immigration is tantamount to stress from the loss of a
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loved one, so well, you
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generally understand what awaits you, but
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sociologists also identify four
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results from immigration in general, that is, here’s how
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it will go for you. Let me tell you about it.
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So, the first option. What
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will happen to you in the end? immigration is
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assimilation, this is your complete dissolution
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in the culture of this country, this very often
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happens when people come like this,
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I refuse the Russian language, I am
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disgusted that I am from Russia, I will not
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talk about this anywhere, I will not communicate with
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Russians, I will not speak Russian
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I will be completely immersed in
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American culture and in general I will
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change my name there and will not associate myself in any way.
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I even personally know some of these people
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and well, you need to understand that this is not a completely
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healthy topic, but nevertheless, this
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can happen and if this
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happens to you, you understand what it is Well,
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naturally the body’s reaction to stress is the
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second option. What could this be
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integration? This is when you do not renounce
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your culture, your past,
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your name, there are assets from your language.
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But at the same time, you also acquire
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some things from the new culture from the
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American one, you understand its traditions
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you understand the mentality, some many
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other strange things that seem
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strange to you at first, you don’t reject them,
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don’t say that Oh, wow, the Americans are
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generally stupid, how can you do this, you
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treat with understanding and over time
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you begin to understand, that is, you kind of
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begin to balance between your
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culture and the new, you take all the
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best from your culture, but also the sculptures of the
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new country in which you just
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arrived; this is the healthiest
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option, but at the same time the most difficult.
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I’ll explain why the third option is
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separation, which, unfortunately, is inherent in
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most immigrants. Well, at
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least those who do I see when you don’t
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renounce your culture, but at the same time do
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n’t accept the new American
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culture? You try to communicate only with
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Russian-speaking people; you generally try to
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keep your routine as
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similar as possible to what it was like in your
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country; you eat the same food;
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read news only from Russia is not at all
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interested in what is happening
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around you in a new country, you live in such an
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isolating Ghetto, this is what
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many nations do and in general Well, as I say, the
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majority of emigrants Here are all these
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national areas that
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exist in America The
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majority of people live there,
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divided by corporations this doesn’t mean that
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they live badly, they enjoy all
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the benefits of American society, the
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American economy, they just don’t
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integrate, this is also a normal
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reaction of your body, your brain, it
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strives to lead such a life, this
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can also be done. You just know what this
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could be, you just don’t get everyone, as it were.
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goodies from life in America, but
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you can live in peace; many live for 30-40
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years. Well, the fourth option is
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marginalization. This is the most unhealthy
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option. When you abandon
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your culture but also do not accept a new one
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and begin to live in such a very strong
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isolation without accepting anything. you don’t
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like what’s happening in your country,
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you don’t want to associate it with it. Well,
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again, you don’t like anything either. You’re
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starting to experience depression, very severe
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disorders, this is an unhappy life, but
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you know that this can also happen and you
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need to work with a
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psychotherapist there somehow to understand
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these, there are four stages and here on
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topic I want to say that there is such a
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proverb, it seems to be an Armenian one, that in
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what year did you move in that year and stayed?
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This is inherent in this case for many
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emigrants, even I notice about myself, so I
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left for In 2016, unfortunately, I
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can no longer come to Russia because
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because of my YouTube videos, a
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police squad came to me looking for me and threatened to
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put me on the international wanted list. He
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came to my apartment in Moscow
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where he was registered and actually made me
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understand that I It’s probably better not to
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come, but at the same time I understand that
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I left in 2016 and for me, really,
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Russia is like Russia in 16. Although I
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understand that the country
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has changed a lot and be prepared for this, that
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when you leave, that’s where
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you left from most likely your
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consciousness and perception of your country will
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remain at the level of this year, which is
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inherent in so many migrants,
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let’s say from the nineties who still
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think there that they have some kind of passion
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going on, those who left at the end of the Soviet Union
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who still think that there are no
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products no, everything is in line Although they
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know that this has not been the case for a long time,
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Nevertheless, their brain seems to be
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stuck in this time, this is the
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other side of emigration about which, in
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my opinion, you should know the most important thing
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- related to emigration Well in a more
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conscious way, of course, this is that all your
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problems will be solved by integrating into another
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country, but as I have already said many times,
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when moving to another country, you always
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take yourself with you, and often as
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happens if you go to America for
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better economic conditions so that
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you have more money so that they can
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afford more. This will most likely happen,
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but due to the fact that you will have a
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break in social ties, you will not have
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close people nearby, your
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routine will completely change, then you will most likely
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become richer but unhappier and this is also
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normal because we are social people
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we can’t live without people close to us, without
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things that are familiar to us, and when moving to
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America, you’ll have money for this one
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hundred percent, I say from work there,
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you’ll find something from hunger, you won’t die of hunger,
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I’ll also say more about this, but it’s as if
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your level of happiness will drop a little and you
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need to understand this, financially everything will be
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wonderful, but somehow there’s something in the soul You’ll
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miss something,
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that’s normal That’s what harmony is
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When you feel good When
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everything is familiar to you You know the shops you
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know there conditionally How to pay for
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housing and communal services you know how to use banks
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you know what products to buy you know
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what products are good What are bad in
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such places are good What are bad
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when you come to America all this is lost and
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your social circle is also lost
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because these connections are broken and it all
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causes a lot of stress because
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essentially you you start living from scratch and you
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have to learn everything all over again and the older
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you are, the more difficult it will be for you, the more
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stress all this will cost you, there’s
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no escape from it. Therefore, this
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stress, this dissatisfaction with America,
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which is inherent in many migrants, is due to the fact
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that they are torn these
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familiar social connections, you stop
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using some familiar
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algorithms of action in everyday
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life, this causes a natural
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reaction of irritation in you, it seems to you that everything is
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getting worse, that you are used to the fact that you have
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a store there near your house of some kind, it was
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always there, I was there I don’t know there’s good
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chicken And now you don’t know what
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good chicken is in America in one place
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it costs 4 dollars in another place it
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costs 10 dollars 12 20 30 40 the price gap is
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all incomprehensible to you And that’s why you’re
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annoyed that’s why Be prepared for this
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what’s so will be in general, I would generally
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say that life in America
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taught me to live a life in chaos when you are not
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sure of the future, you don’t know what
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will happen tomorrow, what will you have
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money there or not there You ca
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n’t pay the rent This is the first year of life
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They really put me under such stress because of the
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very strong house music, you don’t know what
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will happen tomorrow, but I’m used to it and I would
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say that it probably made me
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stronger and more immune to
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some kind of stress and life
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shock Well, in America
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you really get used to chaos and uncertainty,
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according to many learned sociologists and
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writers, for example, the same Yu-vali no And
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Harari, the further into the future, the more often
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people will have to face great
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upheavals and, for example, completely change their
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field of activity, even today I
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know many acquaintances here in America
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who worked in one field, for
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example, in cargo transportation and then
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wanted to go into the IT field, took courses,
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trained as a testing engineer
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because this does not require
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any programming knowledge, and now they are
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already working in large IT companies and are
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building a career in order to master By
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the way, this profession does not have to be
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in America and be able to program. For
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example, the educational platform
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geekbrains is now launching a recruitment for
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training testing engineers so that
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you understand geekbrains is a leader
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testing engineer does in general; he
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controls the quality it-product
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finds errors, writes them down in a report and
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passes them on to the developers. Here are some
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errors, for example. Well, will the site survive if a
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thousand users come shopping at once,
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or does the
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filter and sorting of goods work correctly? The tester
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finds these Bugs and sends them for
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modification by the programmer. As you understand,
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programming skills are not are needed and
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anyone can really master this profession; many students
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find a job during their studies and
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But the number of resumes increased by only 6 percent, and
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this situation is everywhere, even here in
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America. In fact, this is all ideal and the
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easiest way. Enter for beginners after
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personal opinion in America it’s really difficult to be
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friends with Americans, it’s especially difficult to be
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friends at first Yes, I know that
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many people have illusions that I recommend I
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won’t speak Russian to anyone, I
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’ll only speak English
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please ok you will communicate U There
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may be a lot of
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American acquaintances. I communicated a lot with
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Americans at work, I still
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cross paths, but honestly, after 6
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years of living here, I can’t say that
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I have made an
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American friend, and by the way, what’s
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surprising is that I have appeared here
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European friends, for example,
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there was a family from Iceland with whom I communicated
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very, very closely until they
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returned to their home country because they
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were here for study. But it was with the
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Americans that I somehow didn’t get such emotional
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communication and I understand why this is so at the same time,
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I communicated with various other
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emigrants from other countries with them
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much more Connect The thing is that no matter how much
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you want to communicate with
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Americans, you will not be able to find
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this kind of thread that would
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say that these are your friends
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because Unfortunately, they don’t understand your
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problems, it’s not a migrant’s problem, it’s not a problem
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in general for people who grew up, roughly
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speaking, in countries that are not the largest
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economies in the world, there’s no
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getting away from it. Well, that’s how he understands that
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American bad people are
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impossible to communicate with, impossible to be friends with
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No, everything is possible and they have best friends
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from Close friends, they can also
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communicate spiritually, just in person. I did
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n’t succeed, and to be honest, I don’t
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know examples of people, even who
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have lived for a very long time, who can directly
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communicate very closely with Americans,
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just as they communicate, for example, with
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immigrants from Russia from Ukraine from
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Belarus, unfortunately this is so, again, he
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may be wrong. This is just my
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example, but in this video I am sharing
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my point of view with you. Well, plus
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you need to understand that if you come
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there, I don’t know after 30 years, then in general, in
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general, making friends is quite difficult, making new connections,
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and most likely all
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your acquaintances, all your friends are new, they
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will be the ones with whom you will cross paths, I do
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n’t know. If you have children, then there are
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schools in kindergartens. If you
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work somewhere in an office. then you will have
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familiar American friends in the office at
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work and this is normal, that is, in general,
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as in adult life, because yes, for
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most Americans, friends are also
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some people from childhood with whom they have been
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communicating for a very long time and it is difficult to make
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such connections When you already in
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adulthood I’m not saying it’s impossible, but
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it’s much more difficult, so be
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prepared for this. The next thing you
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need to know, especially if you’re moving
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from large cities, from Kiev, from Moscow and
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St. Petersburg, I don’t even know, even
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from Yekaterinburg, most likely where would you
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or come to America, you will be bored
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because large cities in Russia in
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Ukraine are not the same as large
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cities in America, even there New York,
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which is probably the closest point in general
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that American
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cities are selected for the feeling of a large city, it’s
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still not the same because that for example,
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I myself grew up. I was born and raised in Moscow until I was
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23 years old. I lived there. I took for
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granted a huge number of things
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that simply don’t exist in America. There isn’t even
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such a concept, for example, there are
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few good public transport. Where is it,
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even in New York? Yes, it’s big there
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it’s overloaded, but still it’s not
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as beautiful, it’s not as convenient, it’s
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not as clean, it’s not as
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technologically advanced, no, I don’t know where
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the wi-fi is. Yes, these are little things that, of course,
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life doesn’t get
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any worse without them, and that doesn’t make you any worse. Well It’s not that it’s a bad
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life, but they don’t exist and you pay
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attention to them in general, the quality of services,
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the quality of food for the most part, in
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America you need to look for really good
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food. You need to look for some really good
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places and establishments, they don’t
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have to be very expensive It’s
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just the American economy. It’s
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so strong and people here have so
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much money and there are so many
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people that often you can open
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some cafe or restaurant and make
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downright bad food and you
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will still have clients, there will be buyers. So in
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everything, that’s why it’s more difficult to find
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quality food here. -it’s a quality
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establishment that you’re pleased to be in; it’s
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nice to sit; it’s really not enough.
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Because when you live. Well, let’s say I’m
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in Moscow, I knew all the places there, I knew the
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areas where you can have a good walk, but here
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everything is different, here you need to learn everything again,
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figure it out again plus
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everything closes very early If you are
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used to nightlife Well, I just don’t
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know, some programmers like
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to work there at 2-3 o’clock in the morning in a cafe here Most likely you
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just won’t be able to do it
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because there are no such establishments here And
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what kind there are there won’t really work,
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that is, everything closes very early;
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some good areas are
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scattered throughout the city; if in
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European cities there in Russia in
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Ukraine there is a center in which Well, as if
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everything is clear. The central part is there,
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everything is cool here. on the contrary, here
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the center can be terrible, some areas
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can be dirty, untidy, some
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can be dangerous, there can be
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homeless people somewhere, and that’s when it all falls on you,
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naturally, you compare
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it with your hometown, where you
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worked, where you grew up, and it seems to you
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that damn, well, this is some kind of game,
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where did I end up, you know that this is normal,
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you need to adapt to this and it
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will come sooner or later Well, just be
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prepared for this so that Yes, at some
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points the quality of your life may
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worsen Even despite that that
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you will have more money in your pocket, the next
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thing that really chokes me to the core,
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which you will 100% encounter when you
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come here, I would call it
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emigrant or ZM, what is it here? When you
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come, you will communicate with the locals. Those who have
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lived here for a long time also with the same people.
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immigrants from your countries, I guarantee
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you will find several people who
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will talk like that. And when you arrived,
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you will tell us like a month ago. Listen,
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son, live for three years, live for five years,
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ten years, then we’ll talk like now
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you still won’t understand, you don’t understand.
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You’re too little here. you live here,
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damn it, how it infuriates me, it just
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infuriated me from the first day, especially when
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all kinds of game are like experienced ones
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who live here for 10-20 years when
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they rub in you with fierce game, that is,
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absolute absolute nonsense, let’s say they
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rubbed me in like that there about credit cards, something
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that I later found out myself, which is not
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true about
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renting apartments there they tell me Oh, who are
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you and you have to live here for 5 years to be
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given an apartment there in such a
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normal residential complex Damn, I
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really want to say that it’s a spit
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in general all these words because
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so people are covering up their
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worthlessness and complete
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ignorance behind the screen of the fact that they
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live here more, which means they
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know more, you know, there’s nothing
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like that, a person can live here for 50
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years and still know nothing and
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don’t know at all how everything works here, so
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if suddenly you see something like this right away, let
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something click in your head, don’t listen to
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this person. Well, you can
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listen, but you always double-check
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something, do something. But here
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I’ve come across this all the time 6 years ago
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Now I talked to many people
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who came from Ukraine and they
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still face the same thing when they are
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not considered at all simply because oh,
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you don’t understand. You just arrived,
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live here for a little while, then
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we’ll talk further, otherwise now you won’t
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understand anything. Damn it’s complete nonsense, don’t listen to
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this and the most offensive thing is that, in my opinion, this is
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inherent precisely in immigrants from
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our region from such post-Soviet
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countries because I talked with migrants
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there from Turkey from Iceland from other
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European countries nowhere there is no such thing, everyone
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somehow supports themselves, somehow it’s
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just this type of oh I live here more, which
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means I’m cooler, so listen to me,
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I know more than you, only we have it,
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I don’t know why, but here’s a fact
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Be prepared for this work difficulties with
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work they will definitely guarantee I
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guarantee that every immigrant has a
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moment such that there is no work There is no income and
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you are about to owe a lot of
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money But in terms of housing there for food there
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even if you are a family there for all sorts of kindergartens
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there and what -you also have to buy clothes there,
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it will be really
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hard and you won’t have to work, you
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won’t know what to do, or there you
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will work at some standard
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immigrant job like moving there
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or delivering food there and there will be a moment
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when you you’ll want to give up everything, you’ll
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sit and think what the hell am
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I doing here? I don’t know here right now, I’m
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carrying furniture to some Americans. And
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although at home there was a lot
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worse, in what respects? But at least I
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was doing this there so that you will have
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such moments, I just guarantee you in
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short here to advise as I have already
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said many times in my videos only
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if you naturally did not come here with a
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million dollars, there are also such people, but
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such people also have problems with
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adaptation sometimes By the way they
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adapt even worse than those who
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come Well, with a conditional zero, what
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advice can I give you? Try not to
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delay the price of all these immigrant
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jobs, try to somehow quickly
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focus on some new area,
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and I mean focus
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because look at the observations If
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you weren’t born here If you don’t
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know the mentality here very well, then
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you are here. You can build a career, but it’s
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unlikely that you will reach some kind of super
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leadership positions. I know
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such examples, just enter the community.
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If you are an IT specialist, there you can achieve something
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specific to the mentality of
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programmers. there you can Others in
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some corporate environment conditionally
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I don’t know any bank there Well, it
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will be difficult without local
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education knowledge of the local culture that’s
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all, it will be difficult to get to the top
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to some super top positions you
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will earn normally, maybe
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something - such a lower management
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position will be okay, but most
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likely this will be your ceiling,
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focus on your Career only if you
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have some
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highly specialized knowledge.
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For example, if you are a programmer, the
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road is open, here you can grow and
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grow indefinitely, or if you are a doctor
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or if you are some kind of scientist, then there is
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something that requires a long period of
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training, the presence of special skills.
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Here you can build a brilliant
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career, the main thing is to have the language and such
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perseverance and
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determination. To do this for
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everyone else, if you do not
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meet these criteria, you need to
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think about in their business, the vast
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majority of emigrants who are much
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more successful than even local Americans, they are
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engaged in their own business in
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some way, no matter what it may be, you
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also want to shoot a video on YouTube,
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please And so I tell everyone who
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is coming to me they tell me I also want to start
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YouTube I give simple advice take
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copy my videos just shoot on the
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same topic you won’t be able to say exactly
00:23:21
the same thing that I would pass through
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my filter it will be new content
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please do it I don’t mind at all
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If you like it if you’re good at it
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do it I can you
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guarantee on YouTube only on YouTube,
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even without any businesses that
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can be built around it, I can
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only say on YouTube you can make money and
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you can provide a life for yourself and your family a
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comfortable life in America Without problems
00:23:41
The main thing is to just love it, do
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it for a long time because it doesn’t come
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right away not in the first year, not even in the second year,
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but it is possible, that’s why it’s very
00:23:49
important to focus here, focus on a
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huge number of people, these are the guys
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I talk to, immigrants, who are
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engaged in different businesses,
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some in construction, some selling houses,
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some in renting out cars,
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repairing cars tuning
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cars, someone is building some kind of
00:24:03
logistics companies there along trucks and
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so on, someone is opening
00:24:07
beauty salons, someone is a flower shop, someone is
00:24:08
organizing holidays, just
00:24:10
understand, in America there is a huge market, there is a
00:24:12
lot of money, but here you need to
00:24:13
work, you need to do you need to be responsible for
00:24:16
your words, fulfill your obligations
00:24:17
and that’s all, the main thing is to focus, this is
00:24:20
what I realized that I see many examples
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before the eyes of people who run from
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one sphere to another, here they have a
00:24:25
little bit of a result, they are
00:24:27
not satisfied that it too
00:24:28
small they run to another sphere there are
00:24:30
a little bit of results they are not
00:24:31
satisfied they go to the third sphere So
00:24:33
they run but the greatest results and
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the most stable results, according to my
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observation, are those emigrants who from the
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very beginning focus and hit one
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point and in the end then they have this,
00:24:45
you know, like a geometric progression, like
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compound interest, this is how growth occurs.
00:24:49
Think about this right in advance
00:24:52
before you immigrate. I don’t
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know, there’s no need to think that I’ll get there, I’ll
00:24:55
figure it out, I’ll go to a moving service, and little by
00:24:56
little, or they’ll go cut the grass
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later. I’ll slowly figure it out What to do
00:25:01
No, do it right now
00:25:02
when you watch this video Think about
00:25:04
what you want to do, start
00:25:06
acquiring some skills, start
00:25:08
understanding how you can get clients in
00:25:10
these areas in these areas and start
00:25:12
doing something Create there in a page on
00:25:13
social networks, make a website if
00:25:15
you look How much money will you need
00:25:16
for advertising in order to get some of your first
00:25:17
clients? Get involved Because
00:25:19
when you come here, you will start working
00:25:21
on a moving service or cutting grass, or I do
00:25:22
n’t know, sit with other people’s children, you
00:25:24
will have money to provide some
00:25:26
level of Comfort to which you will quickly
00:25:28
get used, but at the same time you will get hooked on it,
00:25:30
you will not want to take risks and you
00:25:32
will sit like in a swamp in the
00:25:34
same area, this is very dangerous. I see a
00:25:36
lot of such examples, so you
00:25:38
better think about it right now, language none a video
00:25:41
about immigration does not pass without memorizing the
00:25:43
language, the language is important, it makes your life
00:25:46
in America easier, especially in the first stages, it makes
00:25:48
you more confident, but according to sociologists,
00:25:50
it leads to further difficulties in
00:25:53
adaptation because a person who
00:25:55
knows English perfectly well In this
00:25:57
case, he may have a false feeling
00:25:58
that he adapts quickly and therefore it’s
00:26:00
one thing when a person
00:26:02
without a language comes here, starting here to learn it at the
00:26:04
same time absorbing some culture’s
00:26:06
peculiarities of mentality in the long
00:26:08
term, he will be understood better by the
00:26:09
locals than by a person who
00:26:11
has completely learned the language outside of this culture, outside of this
00:26:14
mentality, outside of some local
00:26:15
slang characteristics and which, in
00:26:18
theory, should be understood And when he
00:26:19
encounters that he is not understood
00:26:21
because the cultural barrier can lead
00:26:23
to depression and this is often more difficult Learn
00:26:26
the language but never do it in isolation
00:26:28
from the culture, watch movies, TV series,
00:26:29
listen to music, understand the context,
00:26:31
watch bloggers in English,
00:26:33
watch the Americans, what they do, how
00:26:35
they speak, watch some American
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TV shows, reality shows, because
00:26:38
it shows in real life how people
00:26:40
really communicate and you can
00:26:42
understand what text and not just learning
00:26:45
the language. Stupidly, have this in mind I mean, well, the
00:26:48
last thing I want to say about
00:26:50
immigration is what you will most likely
00:26:52
encounter, what a huge
00:26:54
number of people face, is with a feeling of
00:26:56
second-classness, it is probably much
00:26:58
stronger in European countries with their own
00:27:00
separate culture with their own language Wherever
00:27:02
I don’t know there But if you are not German you you
00:27:04
cannot become Germans If you are not
00:27:05
French you cannot become French in
00:27:07
America If you are Russian Ukrainian
00:27:09
Kazakh Armenian You can become
00:27:12
American but at the same time you
00:27:14
will feel a feeling of second-classness and the
00:27:17
older you are the stronger this feeling will be
00:27:20
as I am afraid with this feeling
00:27:22
for example It helps me a lot to study
00:27:24
the contexts in which I am now.
00:27:26
For example, I came to Los Angeles after
00:27:28
living in Moscow in Los Angeles. Moscow
00:27:31
is just two opposites
00:27:32
because you are so different from each
00:27:34
other. No, from Moscow everything is so
00:27:36
central. That is, it flocks to the center in the
00:27:39
center is the best thing here,
00:27:41
in principle, there is no center here, there are
00:27:43
no central areas.
00:27:45
Everything here is chaotic, everything is different. And what
00:27:47
helped me understand is to actually feel this
00:27:49
city and not close yourself off, you know in your
00:27:50
such a shell that oh Los Angeles
00:27:53
And what in they found it in it, right there,
00:27:55
homeless people, it’s dirty, everything is here, you have
00:27:58
crazy people walking around in the center of the city instead
00:28:00
of hiding in this. I decided
00:28:01
to study, I started reading Orthodoxy, I read
00:28:03
books about the history of Los Angeles, in
00:28:05
general, I called my native films,
00:28:06
documentaries, feature
00:28:08
films about this city, I began
00:28:10
to feel it little by little, I began to
00:28:11
feel this, you know the urban fabric.
00:28:13
I even know what I did recently, after
00:28:15
6 years of living here, I walked from my
00:28:18
area where they live from Glintail to Santa
00:28:20
Monica, I walked on foot in 8 hours, being
00:28:23
sure that Los Angeles is absolutely
00:28:24
not a pedestrian city; it’s very difficult to be a pedestrian here.
00:28:26
Well, how wrong I was.
00:28:28
When I actually walked through the whole city
00:28:30
on foot, I saw so many districts, so many
00:28:32
interesting places that you
00:28:34
just can’t see from a car, and it made me
00:28:37
fall in love with this beautiful city again and
00:28:39
Yes, there are problems here. Yes, there are homeless people. Yes, there
00:28:41
are dirty areas. It’s all there,
00:28:44
but there is. And a huge number of very
00:28:46
cool places without which Los Angeles was
00:28:48
not Los Angeles and that’s cool. That
00:28:51
is, you study, look at history in
00:28:53
this context in in which everything
00:28:54
happens Where do you live I don’t know It
00:28:56
even helped me I remember when I rented
00:28:58
an apartment This is the first one here in
00:29:00
Los Angeles, then I began to wonder
00:29:03
what kind of house I live in there is some kind of
00:29:04
story there I don’t know I lived on the
00:29:05
street Figarovo intersection Figovo and I
00:29:09
began to wonder, what is this, well,
00:29:10
who are these Streets named after? Why do they have
00:29:12
such a name? I started googling. I studied and
00:29:14
little by little I began to adapt
00:29:16
to understand. And this is how
00:29:17
integration happens. So you stop
00:29:19
feeling like a second-class citizen
00:29:20
who is somehow here superfluous
00:29:21
when you begin to understand where
00:29:24
you are and this is very, very important,
00:29:26
understand that everything I told you is all
00:29:28
very typical for emigrants and most
00:29:30
likely you will go through this. But despite
00:29:32
all these difficulties, first of all, you
00:29:34
now know what to do with them how, well,
00:29:37
first of all, don’t be surprised that this is
00:29:38
happening, you understand that this is normal,
00:29:39
and how to solve certain problems,
00:29:42
after all, having lived for more than 6 years, I am
00:29:45
still convinced that America is
00:29:47
for me personally the best country to live in. I am
00:29:49
sure that I wouldn’t have even close to
00:29:51
anything that I have here if
00:29:54
I had stayed in Russia, and it’s not a fact
00:29:56
that this is the path for you, but for those who are
00:29:58
determined to take this step, I can
00:30:01
only wish you good luck, you know that everyone has difficulties.
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