How I Survived 8 Years Working With Arabs In Qatar As a Ugandan
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- čas přidán 10. 12. 2023
- A Ugandan sharing his 8 Years Experience of working with Arabs in Qatar as a black man.
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Bring this guy back. He’s a warm soul. Just like Lawrence. Also, there’s a lot to learn from how he carried himself through what was clearly disrespectful treatment from those Arabs, who treat Black people like sub humans. Takes great humility and maturity.
Lawrence this man has very interesting stories to tell, please bring him for more info. It hard to find content like his on CZcams. NICE!! Watching from Calgary, Canada
Watching from the centre of the universe- Toronto
@@Brave-828 lol Toronto
I enjoyed listening to this brother. What a humble man and well grounded. Very knowledgeable and talented. Be strong my brother I admire your positive outlook. Thank you Lawrence for bringing him and please share his contact.
He's a very calm guy I like the way how he carries himself
Bro even in uganda they mistreat people. It's true you can be mistreated anywhere. It is not what happens, but how you react to what happens is so important
He's a good story teller
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 Lawrence, thank you for bringing us this young ,calm , hardworking Man ! Well done ✅💯✅ He is knowledgeable and loves his beautiful home 💕 well done ✅ you are the first Ugandan to show us your Greatest Achievement of building a house from your sweat in that Chicken business. ❤❤❤
He needs to become a CZcamsr ASAP, I was hooked throughout! He is such a good narrator.
this is amazing Lawrence!! Kudos to your friend!!
make a full detailed sit down interview with this man. his a great story teller with an inspiring story
So impressive your stories is encouraging thx for being hard working may the Lord bless you more
Bring back this gentleman
I don't know why i just love your videos ❤
Much love from kenya #pluto tv
I LOVE THESE STORIES BRO
Love love all the plants and trees he plans to plant.
I love his hard working en confidence 😊
Very humble gentleman 🇿🇦
Thanks for loving ur country bro
Please like the video ❤
Thank you
Good plans . I'm interested in connecting with you. To share the experience and ideas. God bless
POINT of correction, maximum speed depend on the road for example highways roads of seven lanes it is 120 speed no traffic lights then roads with three lanes and traffic lights or intersection the speed is 100 and 80 speed
Looking forward to his CZcams channel.
Sad to see my fellow Africans suffering in Arab countries 😢...it will b better brethrens
Good content
Maximum speed limit is 120km/hr
Mzuri 😊🥰🤣
Asante
Thanks brother, with Love from Zimbabwe, for sure in Gulf countries you must be determined and work hard
Yah we want more of the story bruh.
Very inspiring story. Hard work really pays off. What were the living expenses while working in Qatar? $200 a month is not much compared to western standards but then the cost of living is very high too. For example, the minimum wage in the province of Ontario, Canada where I am is $16.55 per hour. This amounts to about $2650 a month before taxes.
It may sound a lot but it is not because atleast 20% is deducted at source for taxes. The cost of living is very high. A one bedroom apartment costs $1500-$1800 a month plus utilities and food.
Uganda is heaven on earth, used to be called the pearl of Africa when it’s economy was strong in the 60’s.
Thank you so much for this comment, it has saved me I was about to make a wrong choice
@@namanyajackie6537 actually a lot of people who came to Canada are going back because of the harsh economy and weather.
Life used to be good but now it’s just getting difficult to survive. The exception is if you have a professional degree. Even with that, you won’t be able to work immediately. You will have re qualify, which can take years.
I have seen doctors from abroad driving taxis to survive. Things shown on TV and film are glamorized and far from the reality.
There’s better places you can go to but if you can afford it, there is no place like home.
Shiny, glittering things look nice from afar until you realize it’s just a trap and the novelty wears off as does peace of mind. You live constantly missing your family from so far away.
Wooow am so much happy because I calculated the total monthly income and took off the costs of apartment I found out that I make more than the balance here. I had plans of coming to Canada you know content creators tend to tell lies they can't tell us exactly what is on ground and i believe many people went blindly and found out it was vice versa instead yet they can't return home.
@@namanyajackie6537 , glad you made the right decision. I’ve heard people sharing apartments because they can’t afford the rent on their own.
@user-ou2dg5on7tcome to Uganda 😊
Good stuff..
Its because they live in adesert ,and their faith also contributes to that.
Ssebo, why don't you first introduce yourself? Like saying your name and mentioning your channel.... Just briefly.
Uganda has SUBTROPICAL/SEMI-ARID/SUB-SAHARAN/EQUATORIAL weather.
Real tropical weather is in the tropics.
qatar maximum speed 120 kmh
This man must have studied geography in detail eeehhh the xplanations😂
Thank you
Bro Ugandan pineapples are sweet and organic, come to Europe, and test pineapples here, very unpalatable
Good advice for those who want to get ahead - those who are lazy and entitled must not listen to this.
Thank you for watching
Foreigners teach Ugandans to stretch out their muscles in the businesses. Start your chicken 🍗🐔 business