One of my embarrassing moments at Halifax bank. I had £1500 in my account and wanted to withdraw ,so I confidently approached the teller and asked how much i can withdraw factoring in bank charges,she checked my account and said £1500 but i kept asking about bank charges😂😂😂
I have realized that Zim banks charge you between
US$25 and US$50 for withdrawing $1000.
Yet in European banks For example here in Poland banks they do not charge anything for withdrawing money
You are not charged any fee per month if you deposit 1000 you are guaranteed to…
Some girl just caused a scene by pizza inn complaining how she was served third and yet she was first in line,then 💥 boom her card gets declined
#insufficent
funds#🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
Chawanga wambopopotera apa hauna mari futi 🤦♀️
I have helped more than 6 people with information to come kuno and so far handisati ndanzwa any one of them achichema kuda kudzokera kuZim.
Uk is not for hustling ,you have to put in the work to earn a living.
If thats not your portion then gara hako ku Zimbabwe.
Seyi vamwe vanhu vari kunze vachiti it’s better being in Zimbabwe home is best but vasingadzoke kumba ?
Like why would you discourage munhu kuuyawo kunze Iwe usiri kudzoka?
@antomukuwa
People back home pray for the basic needs and miracles and yet when you go abroad it’s just a matter of having a job and those needs met. My relationship with God when i was in Zim was blessings driven but now its more of a genuine need to have a relationship with God
February 2022 : Migrated to the UK
First 6 months were hard, depression kicked in,i wanted to go back home.
I had been used to life office life but now kumhanyisana nechembere 😭😭😭.
I had to remind myself WHY i had moved in the first place
After that it got better 😁
But zvekuDiaspora iPeer Pressure chaiyo 😆 but vanhu vanoshingirira chete:
1.Marraiges arikuparara at an alarming rate.
2. Depression is hitting a lot of us.
3. Expectations you have while in Zimbabwe are not even easy to meet when you get kuDiaspora,it's not a walk in the park.…
@wakawaka_doctor
Thank you so much Sir,a lot of my Zim friends are following you and have moved to countries because of your help and information.God bless you.
Mortgage and 'I bought' can never be in on sentence. It is a debt until the last instalment is paid sadly when you say it people get emotional. We are all in this debt race but people don't want to hear it, one mention and am blocked. 110th time being blocked whenever I say it.
I remember a few month having arrived in the UK, i was taking a walk in the neighborhood and came across a dog that started barking at me, my initial thought was to say futsek but realised hazvishandi lol i ended up saying stop it!! Stop it!! 😂😂😂
@dzwaaaa
I used to stare at girls boobs and legs and thought i was losing it only to realize after therapy that it was because of my own insecurities of not having big boobs and nice legs 😌😌 but i am good now.
@MISSCHINDIYA
I never used to understand the importance of paying taxes when i was in Zim until i came to the UK. In as much as tax is a lot but you actually get the basic services. It’s painful the way Zimbabwe has been reduced to shreds😭😭😭
UK will never appeal to people with a “hustling” mentality. That is the reason why a lot are saying “ngogara zvangu ku Zimbabwe”. It’s a different kind of ballgame when you experience a fully functional economy.
You're at the Airport on your way to UK to "hustle" and you get a call from ZIMPLATS offering you a full time job, USD 5K net salary pm, a company car, a house and other benefits. What will you do?
@chris_DrPhil
@MARLON_M26
The truth is you will never know until the day it happens. I dated a guy who introduced me to the whole clan nevese vekumusha nembudzi nemombe zvese zvazvakundiziva but dude still went on to cheat and marry someone else. He was the one who would talk about marriage all the time.
@Zvoutete14
I remember a day ndakaona this guy achisimpa.Dude gave his ex woman ‘s son mari to buy a take out,.when the ex found out about it akapihwa reminder yekuti he is not your son💀💀💀💀
These suburban kids just crack me up,nigga visits the ghetto for two minutes now they be talking like “my hustle is from the ghetto.i understand the struggle” hahahahaha go back to your tarred roads and electric gates.🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Zvoutete14
1. Learn the culture and language ,you make life easy for yourself
2. Find a community of Zimbos but dont be too absorbed because vamwe mmm vanekagodo
3. Leave within your means ,
4. It’s important to be a law abiding person
5. credit score is important
@dondo_comfort
@daddyhope
People underestimate the power of options, when you have options its easy to come and go but sadly some youths in Zim dont see it that way.i liked the fact that you tried to come to Zim and realised the problems there and had the option to go back to the US.
met up with an old school mate. We got talking ,i then congratulated her on being pregnant,she looked at me blankly .for some stupid reason I squeezed her tummy only to realize my mistake.she wasn’t pregnant, she just had a big tummy💀💀💀
CARE WORK is a noble profession, guys. Here is a recounting of my first experience on SHIFT 😭, taped at
@kingkandorolive
’s
#FamilyMeetingTour
at LEICESTER SQUARE Theatre, in London's West End. You just had to be there 😅
Part 1
@SueNyathi
Nope I personally wouldnt be offended .it also gives us a chance to prove if the child is indeed ours.babies get switched and hey i want to be sure 110% the baby im taking home is mine
@tariwemadimples
Haaa time management was his greatest downfall.we set a date to meet at 5pm,he would call to let me know he is about to bath at 4:45pm😕😕😕
@6ix_zw_
@Goan_Senorita
Hahaha i had an experience like this.i saw mamwe ma drivers pulling to this side ndikatoshaya kuti zvirikumboitirwei kkk ndakazoona ndakuridzirwa ne ambulance ku back 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣