Living in Pakistan
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Dear Diary, today was a busy day. In the morning brother Ehsan arrived to help me shop up a tree so that we can sell the wood at our local timber market. Later that day I travel out to Islamabad E7 to meet up with other British Pakistanis. The meet-up was great, I really like meeting new people. Allahuma-Barik.
Farhan Bhai... I have seen this... The end part of the ice they either wash or they don't use. I have also seen them store ice in hay and they cut it in chunks was off the hay and then use the ice ... The hay is clean not used yet. It keeps the ice from melting.
Omg lol what a coincidence! Currently 9am in the UK and I've got a tree surgeon outside taking my tree down while I'm watching the beginning of this lol
MashaAllah beautiful vlog u never fail to impress
Children growing up on a farm have the strongest immunity, due to being exposed to germs and everything under the sun.
We will find out how strong Mira's immune system is in the next 24 hours or so 😂.
God bless your sense of humour.
The ice is enriched with vitamins and minerals which are highly beneficial for health.
MashaAllah! Nice vlog 😊
That ice is gonna help build your immunity 💪🤣❤🇵🇰
salam brother, please can you get a mic. great vlog thanks
Another excellent video brother Farhan. Thank you for the breakdown of your bills. Do you have to pay any 'Society' fees in addition to your monthly bills? Also would be great if you find out how your bills compare to one of your friends bills in Islamabad, so we can compare the cost of living in the city to Wah Cantt. Thank you. 🙏
I know there are “society fees” in places like Bahria Town in Pindi, but they’re very small, particularly in comparison to things like the cost of electricity.
Electric is one of your biggest costs, but it’s no different to how we have to pay for heating costs in the UK. It’s just that you’re paying for cooling (AC) instead of heating.
Society costs are a bit like council tax, as it covers bin collections, security, Road sweepers etc. But if I remember correctly (I saw one of the bills in the accommodation we stayed in), it really is a very small cost.
Mashallah please be careful with ice and hygiene some people’s gut’s are not able to handle consumption of unhygienic foods and drinks especially when comes to the drinks I know of someone who became ill with Hepatitis through having drink with ice due diligence for your health
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Floor wiped ice is the best 😂❤
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What type of woid is it ??
Just found your channel, love the subtle sarcasm 🧊 🧋 😂
Can you please share if paying by card for transactions in restaurants etc as a tax profiler you get a discount as I was told by someone?
@Chohan-786 the tax is 15%, but if you pay by card, you only pay 5%.
@@MyBritishPakistaniLife jaza khallah hayr
Keep up the good vibes
Where u living
U there on holiday or permanent
@@Souljas7866 I left the UK almost 2 years ago. My home is Pakistan now.
@@MyBritishPakistaniLife yes man how you finding it bro
U in mirpur sides
What your snap or ig ? Stay in touch ygm
Very good video once again Farhan I was wondering how can some of us who thinking of moving ask a few Q maybe on what's app because evey day they keep changing stuff there like I said solar there didn't charge tax NOW they are 10% tax on them and I hear now they taxing the plane tickets that we buy to go pakistan don't know how much tax this is mad soon they going to tax u for walking in pakistan
@pabloescobar6714 Yes, sure email us and join our Hijrah to Pakistan WhatsApp group.
@MyBritishPakistaniLife Inshallah I will email u thanks u
Your video is a tale of two cities. Clean or unclean, roadside cafes provide good service to the ordinary people in Pakistan. It is what it is. On the other hand, Islamabad does not reflect the real picture of Pakistani society; in the first place, it is unaffordable for most people. Not sure if I can be happy living in a place like Islamabad where an unjust apartheid and class system is on full display. Also, Islamabad has no soul. It is a city where scoundrels and public enemies cook conspiracies against the people of Pakistan. I will stay far far away from it.
Pls share your whatsapp group link, I am an expat living in Karachi for 20 yrs. Thanks
@@KamalAKhan email us: mybritishpakistanilife@gmail.com
Dont trust anyone who doesn't like fruit jaat. Something wrong here
@breathe7759 you got me there, mate.
@@MyBritishPakistaniLife your desiness is at stake, big question mark now
You need to try harder to integrate, mad foreigners