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Hoe praat ık egen anısha zo dus moet gaan

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But it is very difficult. Thailand also. Every country has its issues. The first time I was in Thailand, you couldn't smoke weed. Now it's legal. I went to a full moon party and stuff. I'm glad I traveled the world. Some people don't have that opportunity. So, yeah. And I can play guitar. And... I always wanted to travel. So, yeah. And look good. And want to have children. Yeah, sure. I've got one. She's the love of my life, you know. So, I'm going to go and eat. My mother is always asking. She's very worried. I'm tattooed all over. Never mind. I don't know. I'm going to think for an hour what I need to do. I need to make decisions. It's hard here. It's harder than I thought. First time I arrived in Istanbul, I thought, yeah, it's easy. Fifth time, you get to know, not as a tourist, the city. Yeah, I'm going to get it from the Dutch consulate. I need to email and stuff, and they show me directions and stuff. But it's hard. But I get priority in the line. I was at Taksim and then walked one kilometer to the Dutch embassy. You get priority immediately. I never knew that a Dutch passport was so important. So that's a good lesson, right? So you learn. You live and learn. That's the long story short. You never learn. Yeah. So yeah. I hope to see you again. Thank you very much.

  • [0.0–32.0] But it is very difficult. Thailand also. Every country has its issues. The first time I was in Thailand, you couldn't smoke weed. Now it's legal. I went to a full moon party and stuff. I'm glad I traveled the world. Some people don't have that opportunity. So, yeah. And I can play guitar. And...
  • [32.8–75.8] I always wanted to travel. So, yeah. And look good. And want to have children. Yeah, sure. I've got one. She's the love of my life, you know. So, I'm going to go and eat. My mother is always asking. She's very worried. I'm tattooed all over. Never mind. I don't know. I'm going to think for an hour what I need to do. I need to make decisions. It's hard here.
  • [75.8–109.7] It's harder than I thought. First time I arrived in Istanbul, I thought, yeah, it's easy. Fifth time, you get to know, not as a tourist, the city. Yeah, I'm going to get it from the Dutch consulate. I need to email and stuff, and they show me directions and stuff. But it's hard. But I get priority in the line.
  • [109.9–145.3] I was at Taksim and then walked one kilometer to the Dutch embassy. You get priority immediately. I never knew that a Dutch passport was so important. So that's a good lesson, right? So you learn. You live and learn. That's the long story short. You never learn. Yeah. So yeah. I hope to see you again.
  • [145.8–147.6] Thank you very much.
Geplaatst
19 augustus 2026, 13:48 UTC
Duur
2:28.9

Profiel: verberkmoes.richard

Trefwoorden: marble floor walking slippers interior reflection wooden phone

Acties: bewegen, lopen

Objecten: telefoon, voeten, slippers, marmeren wand, glanzende vloer, houten panelen

Setting: binnen, modern interieur

Personen: een persoon, zichtbaar via voeten en slippers

Bijschrift: Hoe praat ık egen anısha zo dus moet gaan

Beschrijving: De camera beweegt over een marmeren oppervlak en richt zich dan op de voeten van een persoon die loopt op een glanzende vloer. De omgeving lijkt een modern interieur te zijn met marmeren wanden en houten panelen.