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What are you doing
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What is wrong with you
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Hello, everyone. I'm Zhong
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I'm in Uganda in Africa
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And where we are now
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It's the largest slum in Uganda
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It's called Katanga
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Show us around
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Uganda is a country of about 50 million people
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Four or five million in the capital
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In the middle of the ghetto
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There is a river running like this
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And then every house
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They don't have that kind of drainage system
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It's basically sewage or something
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It's all lined up in this river
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Good afternoon
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Do you sell varaj here
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Waragi (Characteristic of Uganda)
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Finally found it. Thank you
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Brothers, we are here now
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A bistro in Uganda
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This is the Ugandan one that Chung is holding called Waragi
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Distillation made of Varaj
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So this is banana made this wine
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Through a series of simple and complex operations
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It's done.
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Thank you, Madham.
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It's 2,000 shillings for this bottle
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Two thousand shillings is four dollars
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So today we come to Uganda
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Make sure you try this
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So many Ugandan men
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Infatuated with this Varaj
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Does every Ugandan drink alcohol
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Madham just showed off how much she can drink
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It's not just men who drink in Uganda
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They drink it, too
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So the whole nation drinks
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How about we smell it
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It just smells a little bit sour
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It smells of fermented bananas
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Hey, you do.
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Aha, ha, ha, ha, ha
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(Encryption language)
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Nothing like this
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You're going too far, Maryam
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This Varaj is kind of interesting
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They use their "banana"
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"Guojiao" is their domestic banana
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The national drink, the Varaj
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They're very, very fond of this local man
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They're the only ones who buy it if they can afford it
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Zhong knew that before
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There are just so many countries in the world
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And alcohol consumption per capita in Uganda
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It's number one in the world
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Per capita consumption is at 19.47 litres (slip of the tongue)
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The whole of Uganda has a population of 50 million
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Let's figure out how many liters of wine we got here, boys
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So this Uganda is also known as
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A country soaked in alcohol
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Damn it, Madham is so good
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This is the only wine that makes my chest so stuffy
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And then the hiccups
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It smells like bananas
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If you think of Uganda, it probably comes to mind
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Amin, one of Africa's three tyrants
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Amin ruled Uganda for decades
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Killed a lot of people, too
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And then the whole country
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All under the shadow of that black regime
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Special repression
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So maybe the local men just want to get drunk
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I choose to use alcohol to numb myself
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Is this toilet paper
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Oh, that's how they sell toilet paper
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It's possible that one time
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Sell like this
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two hundred OK
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Oh, that's it
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Bought to use the bathroom
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Let's take a look at this
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Whatever you want
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They flush the toilet manually, too
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Like we got a toilet right here for 200 shillings
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It's like 40 cents
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and here it says a coffin and funeral service
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It's the equivalent of funeral services
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It's all here.
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They sell coffins here, too
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Hey, what are you doing
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What are you doing
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Is there no way around here
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What is this?
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What are you filming
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What the hell?
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Have you ever seen one of these?
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What are you doing
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What is wrong with you
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I don't care.
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You're the one looking for something
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What's wrong with you
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You're the one who ran into my camera
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Show you what
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what are you doing
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what are you doing
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Beat magic with magic
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I shoot myself
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You came here to find your presence
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What's wrong with
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Is there a way down here, please
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Is there no way?
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I was just passing by.
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OK, come with me
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Then I'll go with you
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Look how nice he is
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Oh, this used to be a coffin workshop
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Over here is the coffin maker. Oh, my God
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Into a place where coffins are made
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And then we walked out
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People see this little wooden house and that's their toilet
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You don't play basketball
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You're from South Sudan
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We have a basket here
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South Sudanese are good at basketball
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I know a thing or two
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Which player do you like best
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Isn't James KD
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What about you
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Are you James, too
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They're all James fans
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I'm a Kobe fan
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I have to touch a Komi
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Look over there.
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Kobe Bryant Mamba
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Excuse me for a moment
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Guys, there's a Kobe Bryant
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This is my idol
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I didn't expect to see Kobe here again
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Buy us a drink
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Can I get you something to drink
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ok, no problem. I invite you
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But you're gonna have to show me around
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You guys take it
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One at a time
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What's your name
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My name is Zhong
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This street is called Happy Street
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How happy I am
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He said this place is called Katanga's Fast Street
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Merry Street
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Do you speak Swahili
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I can speak French, too
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French (Hello)
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comme ca va Hello
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ca va bien (very good)
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What's your name
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Ha-ha. You don't speak French
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And you lied to me about French
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Ha-ha. You don't speak French here
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Give me a tour after your buddy drink
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Look at the Sudanese's long legs
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That's a real gift
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We all get water here
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Get water from here?
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This is where Katanga gets the water
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Did the government do this
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No, it's river water
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Yes, the river.
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Maybe a lot of friends will ask
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Why are there so many Sudanese
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South Sudanese came over here to Uganda
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And came to live in this slum
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Actually, it's because of that
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Sudan and South Sudan were at war before
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So a lot of people
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You know, the refugees who came here
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And then the refugees come
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This must be the only place to live
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Or some remote place
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For a living.
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Have no choice
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Conditions are poor here.
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But at least it's safe, right
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This is our restaurant here OK
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I've got about a dozen people with me
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I feel so safe
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Is this a mosque
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Yeah, this is a mosque
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This is our imam
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Imam (religious leader)
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God bless you
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(Muslim blessing)
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Right here no matter how poor
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Their side of the church
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They're all in good shape
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What does ghetto mean
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What does ghetto mean
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"ghetto" means
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A place to educate people
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ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
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He thinks I don't know what ghetto means
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ghetto is just that kind of place where people hang out
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He told me it was a place to get an education
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Hello, Spiderman
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Is this the toilet
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This isn't a toilet.
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This is the bathroom
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This is our school
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This is school.
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Light of katanga
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This is where they had the shower
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And then over here is a school
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It's called Jack and Jill junior school
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Bear grandpa
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What is this, please
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This is Shin Ka
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Yes, cassava.
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Bye. See you next time
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We're out now, guys
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Took a tour of the Katanga slum
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And found a bunch of South Sudanese teenagers
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In their company
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I had a pleasant afternoon
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Told me a lot
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And then I found out
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That means it's on the Ugandan side
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There are a lot of refugees from South Sudan
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They also belong to the exile
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For a safe environment
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Left his country
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Came to live here in Uganda
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It's not easy
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So that's all for today's video
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Thank you for watching
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I'll see you next time. Bye