Personal Experiences in Spain and Work

Third, I came to Spain. Two flags that

I love: Spain and Morocco, it's not like…

and wherever it's destined, but I, I—

go back.

I will go back soon. I have my main reason, not

religious. In Morocco, if you talk about religion, you feel in danger.

They don't accept eating during Ramadan, they don't, they don't respect you as a human,

they don't respect whatever choices you make, you have to

be like them, or you're out.

So,

I have to be safe,

right?

And another thing I wanted to say is that

no one ran away, how do they say it? No one—

ran away from a wedding

celebration.

No one

ran away, didn't run away from a wedding. Uh, no one felt what's

hitting them. Everyone has their circumstances, and everyone has gone through a tough

experience, and I don't like to go into too many details of my life, because

there are details I can't post about on social media, some things are personal to me and will remain

personal to me, with all due respect to everyone—

I'm not prying. Tell us, in Europe, what is the job

that you do?

As for, um, my job, I work— basically in Spain, I work

as a receptionist hostess. Um, I have hairdressing, we were…

hairdressing, but in fact I prefer hostess because it's a job that is

active,

in a—

specific place compared to the people of the salon,

time is, I mean,

an issue, I mean every job has its own status.

So I have hairdressing and I have

receptionist.

Listen— I invited her, she has her diplomas,

and she—

I have my diploma, yes.

She has hairdressing, and she works hard with her own hands, and she says

she wasn't lacking anything at all. What,

was that not enough for her? She wanted to travel, explore, go out and about.

That's not the question, I'm not rich, just so you know.

You're neither rich nor in need.

I'm neither rich nor in need, thank God, and…