Comments by "Rimrock300" (@Rimrock300) on "She Has Lived In This Hotel For 25 Years!" video.

  1. some few have started normal life in the country, many have left for the EU. Poor country, possible many out of job. As long as they keep status as refugee I guess they get a small amount each month. If doing too much business, they can loose refugee status
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  2. They likely get a small amount of money from the state, as long as they got status 'refugee'. Some might also do some odd jobs now and then in the area
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  3. As status of refugees they likely get a small mount by the state, naturally to keep alive
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  4. Hope not) Ok, would be good for a more 'stable income', but then there possible would be restrictions and 'we wish you to show this, not this' and so on, angled and biased. Now the vlog shows the real thing, no restrictions
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  5. guess some of them do some odd jobs now and then in the local area
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  6. I guess the most thrifty ones, the one who would spend an hour a day cleaning up, have gone on and started new lives elsewhere. But we should not be judging, we don't know how it's like living as a refugee here for years
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  7. Sad, but likely a quite poor country. I don't know what status these people have, if they are officially allowed to work. Many have emigrated, some maybe have moved out of the hotel and started a normal life in the country. Might be the least resourceful left there now
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  8. I can agree that some more effort could be done to keep things cleaned up in common areas. But it's easy to us outsiders to point at and comment. Who are we to criticize ? We actually don't know how it is to live a life there, in a hotel for 25 years. One might get a bit 'perplexed' living there for years
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  9. It might have been done to some degree in the passt, but as was said half of the people have moved to Italy and so on, among them maybe some of the more thrifty ones)
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  10. Close, but at the same time far away) Always been tensions between different groups out there in Caucasus through the centuries, possible quite 'hot tempered', proud people. and it's russias 'backyard, they will do anything to keep the region to be 'friends' with western europe and Nato
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