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  1. Nothing wrong with his English, most modern day English people can't put 2 words together " init" let alone speak another language
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  2. I have Polish neighbours, & they said I'm the only one who says hello & good morning to them. I was appalled when I found out. Maybe it's because I was raised in a small town where everybody speaks to each other. I'm probably quite annoying! I even speak to people in lifts, whether they want to speak or not! šŸ˜‚
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  3. Unfortunately, this is happening all over the world. Crime, high rent, high food prices, and house prices that are out-of-touch for most buyers. Your story describes the USA exactly but you have to replace stabbings with shootings, as the USA is a gun happy country.
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  4. Ā @lifestylebypeteĀ  Do some research on HAARP, weather modification technology and cloud seeding.
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  5. If you have to live in poverty, go and live in a country that at least has decent sunny weather
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  6. when I came to the UK years ago I was stunned how great everything was. Now Iā€™m dreaming about leaving - people are becoming increasingly rude, prices are through the roof, NHS is in shambles. People seem apathetic, unhappy. Everything is dirty and people donā€™t care about their surroundings anymore, I see people dropping trash everyday like itā€™s nothing. Iā€™m an immigrant and the current anti-immigrant rhetoric is making me nervous as well. My fears are exacerbated by the fact that I became a parent recently, and the thought of my daughter travelling to London or Birmingham once sheā€™s grown makes me nauseous. Good to hear that Iā€™m not the only one who feels like this. All the best for you and your family šŸ‡µšŸ‡±
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  7. Sad storyšŸ˜¢I am Polish joiner in England .Love this countryā¤go England
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  8. Britain has never been a cheap place to live and the weather has always been shall we say .. unreliable lol, but i do agree our economy, cost of living crisis, housing etc has taken a dramatic turn for the worse maybe say since the "plan demic " but it has been in steady decline for decades. Mass uncontrolled immigration in recent years has also played a big part in changing this country's culture and draining its resources . Great Britain has changed and will never be its old self again I'm glad you see some good left in it as i do also , thanks for posting your video. Good luck for the future šŸ™‚šŸ‘
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  9. Everything you say is true. But I still prefer to live in the UK than any other country. They all have their own issues.
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  10. Fantastic video! I left the UK 15 years ago. Itā€™s sad to see how much it has deteriorated and how bad the quality of life has become.
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  11. It's winter. Get used to it, it's perfectly normal for England.
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  12. Chem trails
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  13. I am greek, living in Greece, and my personal concerns about the UK are of completely different nature. They concern demographics of the UK.
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  14. You need to come to the UK on an orange boat and on the arrival, tell them that you are Mokebe or Ahmed, then you get everything for free.
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  15. Erm, born and bred Londoner here, I disagree with part of your comment. Thereā€™s barely any real Londoners left as most have fled the city now. Most people in London today were not born there. Most white people left in London are Eastern European or from somewhere else other than London. I actually just fled myself, moved to Scotland last week for the cheaper housing and friendlier people. No regrets. And Iā€™m hearing English accents all the time around me, so Iā€™m not the only southerner who fled up here. Scotland is amazing and I love it. Iā€™m sad that my presence here is part of a gentrification thatā€™s no doubt going to happen here but where else can I go? I only speak English so I donā€™t want to move abroad, or how will I find work? Iā€™m a working class person, I donā€™t have a flashy remote work job to take with me somewhere else. I feel like a refugee now! šŸ˜‚ Also I can confirm, London wages for working class people are the same as rest of UK, only youā€™ll waste 75% of it on rent in London . Bar staff earn about Ā£12 p/h in London and rest of UK. My last office job was Ā£28k, so where is this Ā£50k average coming from? In 41 years in London I donā€™t know anyone earning over Ā£35k other than the managers. London is a third world country now. Quality of life is way better outside London, I earn slightly less now but actually will have more disposable income anyway because Iā€™m not paying London rents, which is where the slight difference in wages would disappear anyway. Average rent in my part of Scotland is Ā£500 for a one bed flat! Canā€™t even get a box room in a HMO for that in London! Average one bed flat in London is probably around Ā£1300 now (no idea as I lived on a canal boat for last seven years to try save money).
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  16. Its a shit state of affairs. People have just been forced to accept a worse and worse average normality over many years, to me its like the proverbial boiling frog , many factors have added up over time to get to this point. Professional salaries have been held down for a long time without growing with inflation, the official numbers show this. The never moving higher rate of tax has basically guaranteed it. Accommodation, whether mortgaged or rental is at historically high ratios to income. This is a fact based on UK statistics The effect of this is that an average earning couple now need to work full time to get by with a pretty modest lifestyle, but you only need to look back about 30-40 years ago one member of the household could work ie. the man and his wife often wouldn't, or at least didn't have to.. So that is maybe 45 hours of discretionary time which has disappeared from many average households per week. If you have a fairly average 30 mins commute to work. Anyone young should seriously consider leaving, don't get involved in the student loan scam ,the housing disaster, just find somewhere else where you aren't being scammed into working for the ever growing state.
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  17. I live in North Wales, having moved from Oldham on the outskirts of Manchester in 2000. The crime rate is so much lower and I feel safe walking through the town centre in the evening. We have not had a buglar alarm since we moved and my neighbours don't have one either. At first this felt very strange as we suffered from theft in Oldham. We were burgled in Oldham whilst we were at home. A terrifying experience. They came back two months later but they were unable to get in. We had cars stolen whilst they were parked on our drive. I even popped to our local shop and accidentally walked into an armed robbery. That was it and we moved. We have not looked back. My husband is ex RAF and his skills earn a decent wage at RAF Valley. I am a Registered Nurse who also has good secretarial experience and qualifications. I work part-time for the NHS and earn a similar wage as a lot of local jobs pay for full time. The secret is skills and qualifications that are in demand. I earned a low salary during Nurse training and whilst I went to secretarial college. We are not wealthy and have to live to a budget but we live in a beautiful safe place and I feel very fortunate. It was the right decision leaving our home town and quite a wrench leaving our friends.
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  18. I left the Uk 5 years ago and never going back. I honestly donā€™t know why people want to move there. I wish you and your family well mate
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  19. Mate in the '90's you could go to the pub every weekend with Ā£10 and buy a round for you and your mates, now it's Ā£8 for 1 pint. In 2000 in London I was renting a room in a flat for Ā£450/Ā£550. Now it's Ā£1100. In 2000 a week's shopping was Ā£50, now it's Ā£50 for a shop for one day, just for breakfast and a few snacks. The only jobs in London now are 0 hours on minimum wage
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  20. i think eastern europe is actually superior, i love their culture and how they havent been spoiled by mass immigration, they arent woke, their women are stunning, they seem to have held on to their traditions, when bald and bankrupt went to belarus i fell in love with the place and the people , life seems so happy in eastern europe. i wish i was eastern european.
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  21. Brilliant video you are spot on
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  22. this is a huge issue....most i know are more concerned with football, it reminds me of the supertramp album cover "crisis what crisis"
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  23. I love your channel Pete, I've been watching for a couple of weeks. The problem with the economy around the world is wealth inequality, rich people today are the richest they've ever been. There is enough money for everyone to live a stable life, but the top few thousand people in the world hold over half the worlds wealth, and so prices are going up because they're taking everything, but not giving any back to the middle/poor class. Gary's economics is an incredible channel that explains it all very simply and very well. Thank you for sharing your story!
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  24. Chemtrails/weather modification.
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  25. Ā @robertpewsey8931Ā  Last "summer" wasn't normal.
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  26. Subscribed to you mate. I agree with everything you say and im hoping to leave the UK by the end of the year.
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  27. Itā€™s not you being negative
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  28. Ā @lifestylebypeteĀ  London is a service oriented place if you can't offer services in terms of financial,legal,consultancy then you are in big trouble......just look at the political class all lawyers and former bankers, journalists no plumbers or builders in those ranks they will never really understand what the rest of us are going through
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  29. This country has gone from bad to worse, the crime rate has gone up, the working class, the old, sick and disabled are treated badly and discriminated against!! The cost of living is high. It's hard to get affordable properties if you're not well off. People now are not so caring and friendly now, a lot of shops, banks and public services are struggling or closing down, it's so sad cos this use to be a lovely country. All the Governments that have been in to care about is abroad and helping immigrants who come in on boats and they get given money and nice homes or put up in 5 star hotels while our own people that are working class or poor or vunerable are living in squalor or homeless, this Government now is the worst we ever had! The Groceries and rents are very expensive too. There are no political parties now that are for the working class and poor and vulnerable, it's bad!!
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  30. I am English and I have now lived for 5 years in Bulgaria. It's amazing. Much much better than the UK. But I work remotely, and without a family. One thing. The price of groceries in the supermarket is much more here... But overall quality of life is much better in Bulgaria. šŸ‡§šŸ‡¬
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  31. I agree,the cost of living is outstripping wages and increases in food, electric, gas, accommodations are not stopping and they certainly won't come down. 25% reduction if you're single on your council tax, for now..!
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  32. Your totally right about this place it's a complete mess. The government have run it into the ground. If I could leave I would but it's not easy. At least I live in Liverpool now and it's amazing. It's still got a thriving city centre and culture here compared to most places. I'd love to go to Poland to be honest. It looks clean and beautiful and no crime like here. Good luck pal
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  33. This country (UK) is finished.
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  34. Ross Kemp šŸ˜†
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  35. Agreed. Lived in uk 50 years ā€¦ my whole life. Always rain but never completely cloud covered skies for months on end. Definitely has been a change.
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  36. I'm 56, born here and lived here all my life... I have only recently in the last two years just started to travel regularly abroad, enjoying the Canaries. It is such a contrast in culture, costs. lifestyle. I would love to leave and move there, but I'd be unable to work. My only option is to retire there cheaply but I'd be on my own. The lesson, is to make the best of what you have. Find a new home, a village or close community of people, get an allotment, grow food, be self sustaining. A good life is possible, and I think Pete you are right to explore options before you decide to move. You are not being negative, you are right, it's such a shame... however. don't jump from the frying pan into the fire.. the grass isn't always greener on the other side... Good luck.
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  37. Ā @Sten111Ā Born in 66, Iā€™d love to believe you but we didnā€™t have an occupying army of enemy combatants that is growing daily in the 70ā€™s/80ā€™s. As well as a government that despises its own citizens, a non-existent police force and a military that couldnā€™t win a bar fight. The last place I want to be when Iā€™m at my weakest and most vulnerable in my 80ā€™s is living in that shit storm. Itā€™s also the sheer weakness and apathy of the British population when it comes to protesting or voting with their feet etc. No one can even be bothered to go to our capital and say NO weā€™re not having it! Theyā€™d rather sit at home and watch Strictly or the football! Makes me sick. šŸ¤® The wife and I have attended 5 separate large marches in London since we returned from Cyprus, but it didnā€™t change anything. They donā€™t care, theyā€™re laughing at all of us. Where do you honestly see this capacity for renewal coming from? Iā€™d really love to know? If you have the answer, please run for office!
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  38. It's sad but you are telling the truth. I think most working class and skilled people will be struggling more in the coming years.
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  39. "Wild Men, Morally Unconventional, Rule from Outside the Box, Within Which we're Encased and They've the Keys to the Locks."
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  40. Really good video mate , youā€™ve hit nail on the head on a lot of issues and particularly I am worried about the kids and the future weā€™ve sold them. 15 years ago there were few youth centres, sports teams and places for kids to go and socialise and learn and there is increasingly less for them to do and too many adults overworked and stressed to show them a positive influence. I am 26, have lived all about Britain. UKs always had its share of understanding people and bigots in towns and cities Iā€™ve lived, but itā€™s getting sad now too with people blaming immigrants for many problems when they are facing exact same hardships as everyone else. I know people who work NHS who arenā€™t white and are constantly asked by the people who need help not to treat them because of this. Absolute shambles. I know most people my age are moving away, thereā€™s many opportunities in this beautiful country and grateful that even with brexit and this islands increasing atomisation on the world stage, it is giving people the means and education to move somewhere that hopefully aligns better with them. We are allowed nice things!! And so too are the people we love.
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  41. I see everyday that I am enjoying a brilliant ride in our local trains. Greetings from NL
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  42. Is quite allright. These kind of videos to demote life in uk are not really working. Uk ia just fine.
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  43. The first wagon is Belgium my friend
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  44. Just paid Ā£3.99 for a pint of Punk IPA in Scotland. ā€˜Nuff said! In London that wouldā€™ve been almost Ā£7 and the bar staff serving you would need to work roughly 45 mins to afford that pint. So how I view wages isā€¦ Scotland bar staff earn 3 pints p/h. London bar staff earn 1.5 pints p/h, even when staff in both places are paid the average of Ā£12 p/h. I donā€™t understand why the rest of UK view Londoners as rich. Working class people in London have it way harder than working class people across the rest of the UK. Just look ar the difference in bus prices for commuting! My one week bus pass is Ā£18 here in Scotland, whilst in London I was spending Ā£40 a week to travel to work by bus and tube. So my commute went from Ā£160 p/m to Ā£72 p/m.
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  45. But if the place is such a mess how come rents are so high?
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  46. I live in Ireland, and the price of groceries has spiralled. It's always been a bit high here, but now, it's extortionate.
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  47. Go back, be with your friends. I've lived 7 years in London, came back ( Budapest) 5 years ago, right on time, to move my truck in. Here is crisis too, but it's safe, more humane society. Food is much better. What is most important, I don't boost economy of the country that is ripping me off and disrespect me on daily bases. Go home ā¤
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  48. Re grocery prices: the official inflation figures are bullsh*t: it's slowly eating away at our buying power. The rewards go to whoever raises their prices first.
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  49. About the weather: I noticed the planes releasing those chemicals about a year ago. I work from home, I have huge windows. There is no airport in my area. Besides I live in the same town for almost 20 years now. So I noticed those plains, I started to make pictures and commercial planes fly much higher. Whenever we wake up to a blue sky, the plains start to create those trails, and in 2-3 hours we have a cloudy, depressed weather.
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  50. Council tax is absolute crazy and the councils still running in huge deficit. Benefit Britain at it's best.
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