UK Border Patrol Agency Plays Cat & Mouse with Smugglers! | Locked Up Abroad | Borders

[@itztech5579]

Anyone else addicted to this😂😂

[@kylereese4542]

Me

[@xaminajoergensen4921]

All I’ve been watching during quarantine 😂

[@kylereese4542]

@@xaminajoergensen4921 I believe I've seen all of the episodes, as most of them are from 2006-07, but it never gets boring or uninteresting.

[@milan_hegr]

Oh yes 😂

[@gladmovies8582]

me also

[@Celine76488]

It never ceases to amaze me how those people don’t even do basic research and just roll the dice

[@theevildarkdragonblade5614]

Facts i be thinking that all the time, how do you not rehearse what youre going to say/do and have it line up semi correctly

[@gillesashley9314]

Exactly. The Indian guy for example has no idea about the course he wants to study in UK. How is that even possible?

[@veracity91]

Smart people assess risks Dumb people dont..

[@josephj7908]

Specially in the age of information

[@user-vs5kn6wv1z]

@@gillesashley9314 He should be doing tech support and not waste time studying.

[@Uz4L]

“Interactive business skills is the skills of interacting in business” 😂

[@pickledragonrebel]

Hee hee !

[@jillally2751]

it was that easy lol

[@ratlakmin]

It's true tho. What's information technology ? It's information technology 🤷‍♂️

[@Niko_Soldo]

Well duh🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maddyismmm]

@@jillally2751 u

[@shifaburhan]

I am getting second hand embarrassment for the guy explaining Interactive Business Skills and the officer trying to control his laughter. Things some of the people would do to enter a country illegally.

[@Thorissa]

“People who fall short in entry requirements are not necessarily bad people” Salute to you for understanding without bias, Chief.

[@phuongvo3051]

It’s so sad when he said they would kill him when he goes back

[@Iloveyoursmile]

@@phuongvo3051 He lied. Indians, Iraqis, Africans say anything to enter.

[@CLSZN]

@@phuongvo3051 Meh you don’t know what this guy is like back home trust me a lot of these dudes do illegal shit in their countries and run away hence why they ‘fear’ for their lives

[@sihembacha8219]

@@Iloveyoursmile stupide

[@kilowatt6209]

@@Iloveyoursmile You have no idea what it's like in these countries for a lot of people. For them to even get 3.5k pounds to pay an agency to smuggle them in is A LOT OF MONEY. They don't get this money by working, it's usually borrowed, land disputes or something that allows them to get this money. It's a one shot opportunity for them to invest all this money into getting into another country and there's no going back because people might be looking for them. I don't agree that what they're doing is legal or allowed, but for your white ass to call them liars is loads of ignorance. Stay ashamed of your statement just there.

[@kianhu]

The officer is saying, don’t shout at me and he’s the only one shouting lol

[@pattilemonhouse7911]

Not so. That liar started ramping up and got stopped by a greater force before he got very far.

[@whatsmyname4165]

Ya you don't intimidate an ex army officer.

[@PrivateJoki]

right?

[@misplacedsouthern1236]

I adore this Agent. He’s my fav on here. He takes no crap.

[@Oochakaballa]

A. His accent was so strong, it sounded like cost, not course. B. chef's knives are personal, like a musical instrument, and chef's do take them to cook private meals.

[@savethejungle1789]

Oochakaballa can you tell ma bout da stroocter of de cosse.

[@MrJcock12]

Omg that was annoying the hell out of me. He definitely sounded like he was saying cost!

[@myyoutube2251]

Yup, I am fluent and I don't understand 50% of what's being said in England.

[@infamuznoush]

@Nocturnal Flux the accent wasn't strong but I could understand how someone would misunderstand him, especially a non native English speaker. As an American who has been living in London for nearly 6 years, sometimes I struggle to understand northern accents.

[@Tim_3100]

What knackered her was she was carrying cv's and a lot of them and that is an immediate warning sign if had not had them she might have been allowed

[@MIchael-li7mq]

i love shows like this including airline that show what really goes on for Airport Security. huge respect for those men and women of Border Patrol and Airport Security doing the job they do in all different cities and countries.. love the different kind of accents in the United Kingdom also.

[@sheilaakers1757]

Yes it’s very addictive I catch myself watching for hours way past my bedtime 😂😂😂😂

[@randorguerrero9633]

😂

[@beautyspeechtv8309]

Hy dear however u

[@ryukenhondaraiden252]

Indeed

[@beautyspeechtv8309]

@@ryukenhondaraiden252 what's mine

[@beautyspeechtv8309]

What do you want

[@urjust2cool]

6:10 Screams "You calm down!" dude doesn't even talk above a whisper 😂

[@skilledarma]

“Screams”… Keeping control of the situation, he’s Ex-RAF and a bloody good officer by the looks of it

[@harmony9591]

He has that syndrome small or short (bald also helps) men sometimes have...cocky fellow needs a spanking

[@macycharmin]

Right!? 😂

[@cwade1672]

It may have been cut out of what is shown

[@pattilemonhouse7911]

Nonsense. The guy started ramping up and got shut down.

[@stellakaplanov3333]

the dude who was questioning the 19 year old student who was going to join the family business literally sounded like he was saying “cost” instead of “course” the whole time i deadass heard cost too😭😭😭😭😭

[@sharoncassell5273]

Went to 2 schools simultaneously. Had scholarships but made to work 9-5 one full year free, gratis.

[@sharoncassell5273]

Costs a lot .

[@FionaChandoll]

I felt so bad for him! 😢

[@ricosuave8123]

You’d think that these “shady” individuals who travel and deal with custom agents would *rehearse* their biography and their background information so that when they give paperwork stating they got an “A” in a subject, you’d already know what the subject was all about.

[@OOOGhost-girlOOOshhhhh]

They would still find it out ..

[@shreeshabhat9281]

Exactly you'd think he'd know the simple definition of the subject he got an A in but nope

[@FionaChandoll]

I got A's in classes that I remember nothing about after. I'm infamous for that. If I don't care about the topic I retain nothing after exams 😅

[@exoxxz7477]

As a chef i can confirm most chefs do take their own personal knives with the everywhere. However having the mutiple cvs and a recipe planning book thats something totally different lmao.

[@michellewatts4404]

William Jones My son is a chef and he brings his knives when he visits us. He says ours are too dull. I actually think I believe her.

[@st0rmydays493]

William Jones yep totally ! She should have watched a few of these shows first lm@o 🤣😂

[@BasicCoverMan]

@@michellewatts4404 I believe her that she doesn't like using other people's blunt knives. I don't believe her that she wasn't coming here to work, she had bags full of CV's and qualifications, a leaving party and insufficient money to support herself on holiday.

[@katjapia8206]

As a chef I confirmed this knife story too, but CVS????

[@seansmith4440]

I understand bringing her own knifes if she was cooking for friends but if she was coming to work in a "professional" kitchen, wouldn't they have good sharp knives? And what's a CVS? Is that like a resume?

[@baitboy3191]

The funny thing is that, a lot of people don't take immigration officer's seriously they just think these dudes just stamp passports all day

[@thesteelrodent1796]

that's not even part of immigration's job. That's the police

[@michaelsparkles4623]

So true

[@yagga8885]

You cannot be a visitor or immigrant and not know the significance of immigration. It makes no sense and is not true. They may pretend they don’t, but they do

[@athunderbolth9646]

The officer is very patient. That is certainly a good trait!

[@mughalsquad130]

Incredible! I've been immersed in immigration, customs, and border control videos for years, and it's truly fascinating to witness the inclusion of fingerprinting, especially an entire hand's prints. It's puzzling why this advanced fingerprint technology isn't more prominently featured in other videos. The intricacies of the process, particularly in the context of Express Parking, are truly eye-opening.

[@Cleatus546]

Now it's moving into facial recognition.

[@raquelgallagher4892]

Still in the UK nothing work, still millions entering ilegally and doing wathever they want, no English people living in London

[@tinawindham6958]

Good thing it’s not hair recognition 🤔

[@iFailGames]

The way the bald agent interrogates these people makes me feel like I'm the one being interrogated...

[@MrChrismaguire]

Hassler, he would have been front of the queue to sign up for the nazi party. He would join any team that gave him the opportunity to belittle others. I think he has a little weenie.

[@deleqtronica8733]

@@MrChrismaguire Hassler 100% would of defected to join the Third Reich if this was 1940.

[@reginanjuguna3229]

Oh Gosh you can say that again . He is so scary! Geez!

[@WycliffFilms]

I was thinking about the same thing

[@pickledragonrebel]

Having watched similar shows from canada and the u.s i find these agents remarkably calm and nonconfrontational. Agents from canada and america are excessively rude and bullying. I came back from the u.s returning to canada (born and live there) andvthe cdn officer was harsh confrontational and eoenright rude. Ill never cross that border again. Ever since 9/11 it seems theyre all on power trips. .m

[@welshieallovertheplace]

Immigration Officer: "If you don't understand me you have to tell me. "Mr Singh: "No."

[@Dr.kariminia]

lol :D

[@ManpreetKaur-wl3xh]

Lol, that is indeed funny.

[@MrBerry_1]

That was funny to me too. I didn't understand any single word.

[@isac0014]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@physics77guy]

the office asking structure of the course and Mr. Singh replying cost of the course...

[@ervint8474]

"The taxi student" has an A in the business interactive skills as much as I hold a degree in nuclear science😂😂

[@djarvils]

He even didn't know what does it mean "skills".

[@Mallorcaexplorer2308]

I've got an A in rocket science. The rockets you let off on the fifth if November. Do I qualify.

[@JesusGarcia-ju7xp]

@@Mallorcaexplorer2308 yes you qualify

[@davidmannukraine]

Was that a distinction?

[@iglidor]

I have theoretical degree in physics

[@picobyte]

I'm an electrical engineer. My toolbox rarely gets checked, it's full of deadly weapons 🤣

[@donaldroehrig7817]

That is about the dumbest law possible. If they don't have papers, they are illegal, but if they don't have papers, you cannot remove them. So, if an immigrant wants to stay, the key is to destroy or hide very well any documents from home. Problem solved. 🤪

[@ravarga4631]

Minimum 3 year sentence in prison. Job at minimum wage minus cost of food.

[@Findpepperbridge]

I feel so bad for the Nigerian people. We are born into this. We didn’t choose putt life.

[@bronsonperich9430]

Where would u remove them to?

[@thesteelrodent1796]

it's because they can't just send them to Nigeria or anywhere else without proper proof that it's where they're from. But not being able to prove that you can legally stay is also a crime and will land you in prison, which may or may not be even worse

[@hello855]

It's not their law unfortunately. No one can get on an international flights without proper travel documents. And if they don't have passports from their home country, they would be refused entry there as well.

[@ermiasabraham9674]

“Interactive business skills it’s a skill emir it’s a subsject, all about the bizz, ukno interactive bisness is interacting business enittt?”

[@5a55y5a55]

Thank you for translasting🤣

[@yourtutor7895]

this man should be a politician instead of an illegal alien cab driver. He could probably qualify as Corbyns candidate for the position as the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Interactive business skills is the management where the state screws all its working population and gives the money to a fund in Dubai, where this rocket engineer was on a quick visit to his sick brother

[@britamagnusson5407]

Beatfully spelled!!!!😆

[@francescasamuelx2445]

The poor man jus wants to travel

[@aqeeltaj9457]

I can’t stop Laughing

[@rameezchowdhary6881]

I am so addicted to this show... really feels like a suspense movie

[@cinaramos9060]

Really

[@gabriellepierre5105]

I'm so obsessed with UK's shows

[@DangerTV]

Is it the accent?

[@pertainsToTruth]

@@DangerTV I do love the accent, yes, but it's much more; the shows are put together so well that they are engaging from start to finish. I can almost imagine what it feels like from both the perspective of the border patrol agent(s) and the illegal entrants. I don't think they could make such a show in the USA. The interaction between people in the US is certainly not the same, there's usually more unnecessary force / violence / profanity / racial slurs or simply rude behaviour from both the authority and the person committing a crime that it's just ends up becoming a vulgar form of "entertainment".

[@anngore3842]

​@@pertainsToTruth.So true, everything is a drama.

[@macosbyanthony896]

Me too

[@joy9073]

The Australian ones are pretty good too.

[@ImJecht]

As a chef myself, i can say: I do NOT like using any other knives besides my own, really anywhere im cooking. A chefs knife is very personal to them.

[@rhino1479]

A chefs knives are an extension of there arm... I won't use any but my own either!!!

[@2011blueman]

Notice you said "anywhere I'm cooking". Do you normally bring your CV, diplomas, and your knives when you "vacation".

[@robertschumann7737]

Exactly. I bring my knives everywhere when I am cooking too. Nothing worse than getting a beautiful piece of fish and then having to try and work with somebody’s steak knife because that is all they have in the kitchen. Also, it seemed like she used her laptop case as a briefcase. I have a case that I use in a similar way. It mostly has my notebooks with 25 years of recipes in it but there is also a few resumes in there, for sure. It’s called networking. Never know when you will meet someone to pass a resume to. I would be more suspicious if there wasn’t anything work related in it. She got a raw deal in getting refused entry.

[@carolmullins7617]

Her family threw her a party when she left? If she was just going for vacation, why have a party? She was going to get a job and stay.

[@brookelynn4417]

@@2011blueman that gave me pause, I do believe she was going to give herself 2 weeks to find work but they were more stuck on the knives and in my world of culinary arts that is not abnormal

[@thorandil1]

"To be honest with you" I'm lying

[@thorandil1]

@@zimbabwe6749 waht?

[@richardbool4232]

LMAO at your comment and then hers and yours again in the replies hahahaha

[@2iav]

@@richardbool4232 same thing is happening to me LMFAOOOOOO

[@FortniteHits]

@Ivily Valdez @richard Bool LMAOOOO same vibes over here

[@missasinenomine]

Never trust someone who says "Trust me".

[@toddmiller5656]

"Open the door now!" "We are not going back to Nigeria!" "Open the door now!" "You will never make us go back to that place!" "Open the door now or we kick it in!" "I not going back to Nigeria!"

[@audreyayuen3854]

I do feel ‘sorry’ for these people trying to get in. It must be quite horrid living in a country with some unfair practices, favouritism etc

[@audreyayuen3854]

They don’t mean to be rude but as their command of the English language is not great, it may come across as ‘demanding’ or rude. Nothing to laugh about. We’re grateful to be in a modern democracy with a good standard of living.

[@Cleatus546]

"Can't even get the name of the college right" LMFAO! 🤣🤣

[@toddmiller5656]

"So I'm not allowing you admission to the UK." "Please let me in. I have wife and two daughters in London." "No, you're not being let in." "Please. Have brother in York with leukemia.........." "No, you're not being let in." "Cousin in Leeds with dementia........." "No."

[@Matt-zj9wx]

They ended up letting him in It's a win

[@victoriadelaney1123]

Lol

[@BenjaminDAuver]

"and the widow of a prince in Nigeria who will share her inheritance with you if you let me in"

[@karenturner7184]

And then he is let in

[@TBoy205]

wait we can actually hear the narrator?

[@donniecatalano]

TBoy205 yeah! first time eva

[@Cringe.101]

? Could you not hear him before or somn

[@leslielatalladi7564]

@@Cringe.101 there's a lot of these videos on KZbin and most of them have audio problems

[@skilledarma]

This video isn’t available in the UK, it’s only available in Europe and I assume the USA which is why the audio is normal 👍🏾

[@RCButterfly]

I always find it entertaining when alleged students are asked about their schooling and the cannot explain what the courses are about beyond repeating the course title or saying it's too complicated of a subject to explain. Even a class I failed I could explain enough about the course to explain the course's general content.

[@ikwuamaesi]

I used to be amused by this until I realized many take courses just to get out of their country...

[@ikwuamaesi]

Nvm you meant the actual class 💀

[@Aydingenc62]

They need to eat

[@mitocorleone4845]

You’re built like a man

[@theoztreecrasher2647]

@@Aydingenc62 Yep. The English in their colonial phase did many countries a great disservice when they reduced some of these populations to starvation by stopping them eating each other. 🤔😁

[@misplacedsouthern1236]

The Border Agent Hassler is my favorite person on all these shows. He’s amazing. As an American, I can honestly say, we want & need this wonderful Agent. 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@coppilcus]

It’s unbelievable... The system only functions when people try to comply with basic rules, but everyone committing serious offences like fraud, misleading immigration authorities, supplanting identities, can cheat the system.

[@sandromartelli]

It’s unbelievable that people give away so much information by phone….

[@sinabagherisarvestani8924]

29:13 , lol they don't speak any English , hopefully they can find a job or something , clearly they have the motivation if there willing to come this far but they should do it legally , not illegally otherwise they risk being sent back

[@edwardpatino2360]

The rules apply to them equally, just the big difference is some are better liars/scammers/fraudsters/etc. for ex the chief lady may have seem to have good intentions, she would have probably found work, never commit a crime, and be a good person to society, it still doesn’t change the fact she was misleading the authorities, cheating the system, fraud. I mean you’re not here to work but you bring your tools your work specializes in, and tons of resume/CVs? She was trying to cheat the system but why is it you don’t have a problem with that?

[@protonneutron9046]

yep. Easy to do,

[@mattc2582]

Illusion is more important for control than reality

[@welshieallovertheplace]

I loved the Aussie crying at the end with no tears whatsoever!

[@ohlordy9680]

Take those Aussies and Kiwis back to their port of origin jolly ole England and return the massive bountiful landmass in Asia-Pacific to Native people of Asia-Pacific region; problem solved!

[@ohlordy9680]

"Slavery, Colonialism & Colonization" are all evil things done and benefited by evildoers. Anglo West is major participant and benefactor of centuries-long global, - Slavery, - Colonialism, - Colonization worldwide, to this day.

[@paulcharles7627]

Is England a little Heaven? I don't understand why People fuss to go in these White People places.

[@NotSoSerious69420]

@@paulcharles7627 two major reasons. Easy entry, and hard to remove. Being actually good countries is also a thing but even if they weren’t the first two reasons would still stand.

[@randomhuman3862]

If only my man spent 10 minutes on the plane reading something about what he is learning then he would have been safe

[@blayasblay3941]

That border agent was a sociopath. People who tell you to stop shouting when you dont mostly are. Sorry.

[@OP-1000]

@@blayasblay3941 Experience probably tells him when someone is starting to get agitated.

[@blayasblay3941]

@Nicolae Ceaușescu I dont care what he thinks, they way he acted has traits of sociopathic behaviour. How's being dead treating you ?

[@blayasblay3941]

@Nicolae Ceaușescu No, not really defending anyone. Just accusing the guy of being a sociopath. I dont really care what he has to go through in his job. I quess I am a sociopath :D

[@deleqtronica8733]

@Nicolae Ceaușescu this is a straw man argument, bald dude was 100% projecting, because I never got a high horse vibe from the dude that barely spoke English. It’s one thing to not tolerate bullshit but he’s projecting and acting up for the camera.

[@keithnichols7926]

Apparently, the folks trying to enter England go at it backward. They need to determine whether they can pass the language exam and have other personal qualifications before shelling out thousands of dollars for airline tickets and other requisites.

[@donnapatacchiola6942]

I felt so sad . He didn’t understand the question regarding “ what will you be studying “. So unfair that language comprehension wasn’t tested prior to application to the British school!

[@jwenting]

they think they can bribe officials, then find out it doesn't work with UK embassy and consular officers.

[@ezraclinansmith9952]

He thought he said cost not course. Honest mistake. Even the second time I heard cost and not course so he started to explain how much the course was costing him 😭 I feel so badly for him.

[@mariahillenbrand8396]

​@@donnapatacchiola6942- Wouldn't that be HIS RESPONSIBILITY?? If you don't understand the language that the course is being taught in, how will you learn??? Didn't he think that was important?? Or did he just assume that they would translate the material into his language?? This was HIS RESPONSIBILITY - YOU NEED TO CHECK ALL THE REQUIREMENTS BEFORE SHELLING OUT THE MONEY!! Bet his uncle is gonna be mad!!

[@hello855]

@@donnapatacchiola6942 I would be really skeptical of the legitimacy of any English-speaking university that doesn't require English language tests prior to admitting an international student.

[@mikezerker6925]

34:24 - “I haven’t committed any crime” ... what do you think illegal entry into a country is?? 😂😂

[@mailo9093]

Apparently he came in with legal documents and a valid visa which ha eexpired two years ago or maybe more. These types know how to play out the immigration system to stay in the UK and the immigration office is definitely aware of all this.

[@MaddGameMaker]

a victimless pseudo-crime

[@kostaad]

@@MaddGameMaker a complete destruction of economy is not victtimless

[@notjenny2638]

I said that and got called a racist

[@bodweenalex8645]

@@kostaad UK was doing Charity in Nigeria and other Countries UK destroyed a lot of Countries a now crying when People come and reclaim it

[@beckyryan407]

Chef always carries their knives with them. All chef's prefer their own equipment.

[@MrLotrecht]

that was a really bad move from them!

[@cainmarko335]

it's still a deadly weapon

[@wisemikky]

Yea I agree they always do but not all go around with their CVs and certificate, c'mon. If she was someone else you wouldn't buy that story.

[@cainishere9921]

She is wanting to work illegally in the UK

[@cainishere9921]

It's amazing how people can bold face lie. No conscience at all.

[@waynesnyder4906]

He’s saying “course”, but it sounds like “cost”...... and he’s British. Wtf.

[@prettybabyface7313]

mjdzke you obviously have got too much idle time on ur hands mate!

[@Therysin]

Was just about to say. That guy should not be doing those interviews.

[@lioalexandro9514]

i thought he said cost too.. i guess hes welsh..

[@ph8926]

@@lioalexandro9514 He's got a Northern English accent, but seems to be trying to put on an Indian accent... so he does sound pretty bloody odd

[@Therysin]

@@gerog4990 no. There is no one "British" accent. Go to different areas and you'd get different accents in the UK(including Britain). That's not a good excuse.

[@memelang3073]

I just cant imagine how people risk their life or properties just to look for a comfortable future, not even knowing what life will face them😢

[@skyanalyze-stormchaser]

is true! "This world is so sad" ... camo'n" every country needs to be free!

[@FigaroHey]

Comfortable? Comfortable? People who are desperate enough to leave everyone and everything they know, spend their last cent and are ready to do the most grueling work with no security and always at risk of being exploited are NOT looking for a 'comfortable life.' In some cases, it's a matter of pure survival for themselves and their families in their home country. For some of these people, they may be the only hope for their family to escape hunger and want or get an education or have enough money to escape a war zone or famine. If you are sneaking into a country instead of flying in first-class, you are not looking for 'comfort' but a chance at a decent life compared to the hell you face at home. I work with foreigners living in my country, most of them either students or professionals, and they all miss their home country, family, food, familiar people, places and things, their culture... They may know it's a huge advantage to have a European education or to live in a stable, peaceful, well-organized country, but they have made huge sacrifices (or their family has in the case of most students) for the 'opportunity.' If they could work or study at the same level in their own country, they'd be in their own country.

[@user-vs5kn6wv1z]

My parents changed countries at 38 with 2 kids legally and did fine. I would have stayed but i was too young.

[@bellaggio1770]

Especially that Australian chef, she comes from one of the riches countries on earth.

[@jerrynadler2883]

how every billionaire is made, can't be very successful without risks.

[@mediocre-motorcycle-modifi6818]

Seems like you can just get a flight to the UK and destroy your passport. Then you can stay.

[@frankyflowers]

thats crazy. they should make them apply for a new one in jail.

[@coldchillin8382]

Isn’t their name on the passenger manifest? Can’t they just send him to the country he originated from?

[@raymondhurley44]

Get a lot of blocked toilets on certain flight where they try to flush their passports

[@FrozenViking110]

@@coldchillin8382 What if there is no record of any flights? How will they know where he came from?

[@newton18311]

they should be deported back to their own country regardless of Passport. Let them fight their case with their own Money from there own Country.

[@ELBarbarro]

The “students” first fuck up was to leave the country and try to come back in. When you’re illegal you can’t leave…

[@Thetarget1]

But he got back in anyway. He's probably still in the UK.

[@eileenthompson8825]

He went back home to see his brother. I don’t think that is a lie. He did risk it but I think that seeing his brother with leukemia was the truth.

[@sunnidays]

wasn't that (non) student the one who was working full time for a taxi service and had a wife and daughters in Luton ?

[@timmi2198]

Na, he had a genuine T4 Passport so his fuck up was not having a clue about his courses and institute and not taking any effort to learn about them I'm case he was enquired.

[@adam1885282]

Maybe that last lady is lying about not working but any real cook understands wanting to have their own knives!

[@lordbyron3603]

These videos are the most important and fascinating on KZbin.

[@bobbyhill5266]

UK honestly has some crazy rules in general and it doesn't seem to help crime much either. I call that a lose/lose situation.

[@Toastfacekillah87]

Honestly, the uk needs a safe and legal routes to claim asylum. Spend the money on more staff to look at and process cases. It would save so much money. Instead the UK prefers to spend it on this game of cat and mouse

[@angelinengland]

I have to say that when I came for my vacation to uk, all the questions were making me so nervous, I almost forgot the hotel I’ll be staying in and what work I do the country I live😄

[@mariegreen3455]

😀😀😀😀😀 I understand you cause they’re laws are crazy! And the endless questions and kind of nosy ones at that! I don’t think I would ever want to live there. Maybe visit but that’s it

[@TeamXanders]

Same as me!LOL

[@davidthaler7018]

The chef's biggest mistake was bringing hard copies of her CV and cover letters.

[@gracemunich1476]

yep, leave that stuff on your laptop.

[@rayyanhussain2080]

Ikr, she could've just printed em later, assuming she was looking to work in the UK

[@rayyanhussain2080]

Also, getting sent back to Sydney is a huge price to pay for refusing to use blunt knives lmao get them priorities straight woman

[@justacrocodile9486]

@@rayyanhussain2080 It seems very obvious she was definitely intending to work in the UK. Why bring copies of your CV and cover letters as well as a set of chef's knives to another country if your whole purpose as she said was for a holiday? Her weak lies about always taking knives with her everywhere are nonsense. She wasn't happy with the hourly wage in Australia so she thought that she could find higher paid work in the UK. It's laughable that she thought she could sneak in undetected. She didn't even realise that if she found work she would probably be paid less then she earned in Australia as she would be working illegally and her employer would know this and refuse to pay her a full wage.

[@rayyanhussain2080]

@@justacrocodile9486 exactly, as I said, she isn't smart at all

[@estherbraithwaite5375]

You all or doing a wonderful job. Keep up the good work. Peace and happiness to you all

[@olalereqi545]

Even the closed caption is translating the "course" as "cost"

[@evrodz]

must be a scam.

[@lisah7765]

If your family had a party for you to leave they weren’t planning on seeing you for awhile. So yes lady you were planning on staying and looking for work.

[@andreascool3041]

Go lose fucking weights

[@martinlong2804]

At least she is looking for work, a person like her would be going back home after saving a bob. Pay tax and be paying rent, you really can't blame her

[@nitramdh]

In my country people throw parties for people going on holidays or coming back. We are just a bunch of drunk people just looking for a excuse to drink some more, so it's not that weird.

[@dawnnightinger3025]

@@nitramdh Heck yeah.

[@BasicCoverMan]

@@martinlong2804 How is she going to pay tax in the UK when working illegally? She can't register self employed and she can't go through the PAYE system, it would have to be cash in hand work.

[@sleeplessmom4830]

The chefs family gave her a huge party before she went on vacation...right shes just on holiday.

[@bikegypsy268]

Who the fuck leaves Australia to work in the UK?

[@rondaallen7211]

@@bikegypsy268 and why?

[@betoborrela]

@@bikegypsy268 That's exacly what i thought...Australia is huge contry with bealtiful citys full of oportunites.

[@TheCaptainJade]

BikeGypsy too many spiders

[@BasicCoverMan]

@@bikegypsy268 Dunno the reason but so many bar staff in the UK are Aussies, as far as I can tell the only positives the UK has over Oz is everything in the wild isn't trying to kill you and you're never too far from a big city.

[@MrDarren5012]

The guy giving that 19 year old a language test needs to learn it himself…I also though he was saying to explain the costs…not course…poor guy wasn’t fair to him

[@MichaelGeorge161]

Hard disagree, if someone asked me the "structure of the costs" I would ask do you mean the "structure of the course"?

[@countryrat6t6]

@@MichaelGeorge161 I can imagine being incredibly nervous/anxious in that situation. I don't think to ask some of the most basic questions sometimes when I am very nervous. The agent asking the questions was not the easiest to understand by a native English speaker (me) from a different country. Imagine English not being your first language and trying to decipher what that agent was saying. No one is saying the decision was right or wrong. Just that the young man did not appear to get a fair shot at it.

[@dandan3045]

Are you for real? He plainly asked what the course entailed? TWICE! And even when the student understood after asking again, he couldn’t answer.

[@zakariafarah1101]

The student was nervous as you would expect. But there is no excuse for failing to understand "What is the structure of the course?" The officer even rephrased the sentence but still failed to understand. Good command of English is a requirement for University education and indeed for a student visa.

[@uww.v]

His pronunciation of course was more like cause or cost

[@keytondaniels]

As a chef I take not my full set but a condensed set of tools anytime I travel somewhere I’ll be cooking. She was looking for work for sure but that whole “I don’t buy the taking your knives with you everywhere thing” was bs.

[@maryburger1232]

My son ( a chef) takes his knives with him if he travels, they are in a locked knife case.

[@jimbell122]

Most importantly she is Australian so why would she come to the uk illegally maybe the should look at that as well people from Canada or Australia have no reason to work illegally in the uk and she literally said yh I know I can’t work here straight away tbf

[@zeeman5261]

Very honest officer and I salute him . True human but you have to be honest with your job

[@bryanllana1001]

Aomal aomal aknal ahomal aomal abaknal aonal abaonal abonal abaonal abaonalnaomal aomalnaoaml abamal nk aomal ankaml.aomal al aomal abaomal😀

[@Tsiri09]

In the end, it still for some reason needs to be said. "know before you go." Go LEGALLY. Fill out the proper paperwork with the proper agencies before you travel for vacation/work/school. The info is there, it's your responsibility to do it.

[@spicynomad]

exactly. my parents took the time to file to get here legally. if one is up to no good i imagine that is why they do illegal entries.

[@johnporter1229]

@@spicynomad to ok God I oplmmml the

[@spicynomad]

@@johnporter1229 no comprendo.

[@maddivann]

Do you know how long it takes to do it the "legal" way? Guess ill eat nothing till then

[@mrsingleb]

@@spicynomad not everyone is 'lucky' as ur parents i guess

[@saqh.4439]

Amazing officers ,so much patience they have for these clowns

[@carolsummers8734]

A lot of liars trying to get in think they are so privileged.

[@johnbabu3640]

I came as doctoral student to US in 90’s from India. My spoken English then was so so too. Took me about two months to understand the local accent compared to traditional News Reader accent since locals were/ are terrible in pronunciation and use slangs etc. Now I am a professor teaching America’s next generation. Go figure Singh ; I heard “cost” too !

[@Julia-nl3gq]

That is exactly what I think. I believe that guy was totally geuine. He'd already paid his school fees. I felt so bad for him. I'm Canadian, English is my first langauge, and I struggled to understand him. His accent is very heavy. You'd think they'd get an intervierwer with a more neautral accent. I've heard similar stories of needing to pass French tests if you want to work in France, and people here from Canada have failed them, because Quebecois French is not the same as France French.

[@keddw]

Are you serious? You are seriously deluded if you believe your claptrap. I think you are a fraud anyway.... 'use slangs' LOL

[@DiscoFang]

Reading your comment I understand now why he replied about the money. "Tell me about the course" misheard as "tell me about the cost."

[@zakariafarah1101]

The student was nervous as you would expect. But there is no excuse for failing to understand "What is the structure of the course?" The officer even rephrased the sentence but still failed to understand. Good command of English is a requirement for University education and indeed for a student visa.

[@AletheAce]

@@zakariafarah1101 Exactly, there's no way he would have had success at University with that level of English. It sucks but it's the truth

[@gustavr4073]

15:37 i don't blame the kid for not understanding "the course," it sounded like "COST" 5 times he said course and ALL sounded like "COST," and once even sounded like "cars" 🤨😒 ENUNCIATE mate!!!😡

[@heikesenf1967]

I heard it that way too.

[@gustavr4073]

@@heikesenf1967 that wasn't fair, he pit so much money into it, and lost it thanks to someone who cant even choose his own English words properly.

[@heikesenf1967]

@@gustavr4073 Gustav, you are such an idiot. I agreed with you. And why not check your spelling. Hahaha.

[@theoztreecrasher2647]

@@gustavr4073 Ah well, maybe he should have "pit" some of that money into studying at a local college where he would have been able to easily understand the language. After all, as he said, his qualifications were going to be used in the local family business.

[@gustavr4073]

@@theoztreecrasher2647 typical european 🤣

[@gardenlistener]

That last one made me laugh. My family threw me a big good bye party.... yeah, because you were coming here to work!! Hahaha

[@donchoq]

"To be honest with you" = "Here is my next lie! I hope you will believe this one!"

[@FreemanV99]

The level of lying is incredibly insane. These guys would do anything to get their ways. Economic versus genuine people seeking refuge is what at play here. And it isn't an easy job for those officers involved in the operations.

[@brianrodney712]

Many of these bogus asylum-seekers ( and that is what they are ) are looking to settle in the country which offers the best financial package - and that's the United Kingdom.

[@wolfgangselle3272]

They know what to do that they can’t deported … that’s the first thing they learn when they start there journey to Europe. When they make it to Europe the first thing they do they throw there passport away. FCK that … who is illegal at any country should be deported PERIOD …

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

@@mishaforde7166 Though, what came firat of the hen or the egg? the jobs they do often don't sustain a person. In some cases the presumtion for their work contract is that they live in the basement of the restaurant, often working under conditions not in compliance with work safety regulations. They don't pay decent wages because they can scam off their own countrymen to do it for nothing.

[@cliffontheroad]

@N D I agree with returning them. Language would be enough to determine, or jokingly give the illegals a list and say 'Pick one.' A real pickle, or to throw a monkey-wrench in (both USA terms) is the target country will (may) fine an airline for flying someone without proper ID. Destination won't let them out of the airport, right?

[@cliffontheroad]

@@johannas.l.brushane2518 The egg came first. As for usage of "people" vs "taxpayer", their usage is wrongly interchangable when the government is giving away money to buy votes.

[@TheLaw_v]

It's WILD to me that people who cannot produce a passport can't be removed. A) they should be in the system. B) if they don't have a passport odds are they not there legally.

[@UTClassof]

if they cant prove where they are from, where would they put them? They could lie and get sent to a different country. The accepting country may also have a law that requires a passport to enter, even if they are deported from somewhere else.

[@Shibu11229]

I agree completely. Makes me feel a little better that the USA is not the only country with crazy rules.

[@TheLaw_v]

@@UTClassof okay so. You can't do everything. Plus what's it matter where you send them. The point is to keep them from illegally living in your country.

[@zeroeffortmemes]

@@UTClassof they usually have a good idea, force the airline to send them off to their most likely country of origin and let their own government deal with them

[@thelmadickinson6811]

They know they can’t be removed if authorities can’t find their passport. That’s why they hide it. To continue cheating the system.

[@Immerz]

The first guy looks like he's 40 and says he's a student lmfao.

[@hassankhan]

So? I'm in 40s and going to Graduate School! Ever heard about it????

[@mylifeisJDM]

I honestly hope the chef's thriving and living her best life today. That would make a great blog, where are these people know.

[@mattalbrecht7471]

Need more of these shows. I've already binged watch all of them. Are there any more seasons??

[@AboodCODM]

I think this was filmed a long time ago but they’re reuploading it to KZbin.

[@CaliLiz]

There are border patrol type shows for the us and Canada as well

[@pertainsToTruth]

@@CaliLiz Interaction between customs officers and travellers in the US feels soulless and I can't stand the terrible North American pronunciations.

[@abdulafro3283]

Your English not so good can't answer any questions and he get all A+ that is red flag....

[@Dakotaidk]

Live on a farm and need a degree to work in the family business?

[@finnsnow2495]

@@Dakotaidk Father in law not his father

[@Sol-su2mi]

@@finnsnow2495 he said his own father too

[@djarvils]

That's your reg flag? Lol- his intelligence free face is a flag already!!

[@Megazyi]

I feel sorry for the Indian guy who wants to study in the UK. He should have taken English lesson before applying for a Degree. His first term money burned just like that. The officer also needs to speak clearly whether it is cost or course because what I heard he said is "cost" not "course".

[@kikesemore7045]

I, a native english speaker, can't even understand what the officer was saying. Thanks for clearing that up. It really sucks considering had the officer actually worded the sentence in a different manner the boy might have been on his way to the UK.

[@z_ed]

I felt as if he was mispronouncing the word on purpose to confuse him. smh. Especially, when the rephrasing still used the same word "course" instead of something synonymous like "class"... although he did throw in the verb to study ;v the man got cheated

[@kallafiore]

@@kikesemore7045 are you serious? You're native and you don't hear that he told "course" not "cost". I'm from Poland and my english is average but I know what he talking. The Indian boy could have very big problems to understand what they're talking at university...

[@kikesemore7045]

kallafiore congratulations? would you like a cookie? the point i am trying to make is, to some people, what he said DID NOT sound clear and he DID NOT rephrase his sentence in a way that would aid the student’s understanding. the officer very clearly has an accent, which further complicates the students understanding of any basic english. just because you understood does not mean the situation was fair.

[@z_ed]

@@kikesemore7045 fellow native English language speaker (American). Couldn't agree more. The agent was not speaking clearly and had a *thick* accent. That whole scene felt unfair...

[@daniellejohnson256]

The bald headed officer is so aggressive! He had the audacity to tell the other guy to calm down but he himself was yelling and raising his voice.

[@tower222]

If you're innocent and truthful who cares? he is brash, shakes people up a bit you know, if you're lying it's going to shake you up. And guess what he was lying 🤷"right? right"

[@beatrixbrennan1545]

He's probably a patriot of his country that is sick and tired of illegals exploiting it and lying to him all day, every day.

[@michaelp.5222]

@@tower222 i wouldnt be able to tolerate that bald fuck

[@jonafena4639]

Sure arrogant

[@jameshall8455]

THE TXI RIVER IS A POS LIAR, Monster, KEEP HIM OFF STREETS OF UK. He is lying and cheating and working ILLEGALLY. FU** HIM. DEPORT HIM TO PRISON in his OWN COUNTRY. He is wasting this Agents time and our tax dollars. POS

[@raviraju7569]

17:12 sitting like a maharaja 😅

[@vix3075]

Poor fella, the reason he couldn’t tell the interviewer about the course he plans to study is because he struggled to understand the interviewers dodgy northern accent! Sounds like he was saying cost not course that’s why the guy proceeded to tell him it costs £20k! 🙄😢

[@lesliel.6260]

I'm not British but am a native English speaker and I thought he said cost! I imagine that guy thought the same as well.

[@midnachuu_8431]

Sorry but I thought he was speaking clearly, how is he supposed to do a bloody business course if he couldn’t understand English enough???

[@alexmontgomery255]

I’m not a native English speaker but I understood every word the interviewer said. Don’t make excuses for the kid, he clearly doesn’t understand English well enough.

[@high1voltage1rules]

@@midnachuu_8431 I agree mate, these fuckers will say and do anything to get in. I'd ov kicked him right out!!! Fuckers!!!

[@high1voltage1rules]

@matrix49A I agree mate, there dodgy filthy lying, and stink of sweat! They spit in the street. proper dirty BASTARDS. this county is now fucked and not England anymore.

[@calypsogirl2030]

As a chef my knives go everywhere I do even on vacation,there’s nothing unusually about her having her knives.

[@marttull5979]

As a chef also this is the case with me too only place I ever really had trouble with them was New Zealand

[@memelang3073]

She also have copies of CV so its a red flag for her. My sister was questioned because of that as well but my parents had a lawyer to talk to immigration officer.

[@carolsummers8734]

Even on vacation? And if so why?

[@knutjunker2019]

@@carolsummers8734 Because the knives in holiday apartments or holiday homes are usually cheap, poor quality knives. If possible, I always have my own knives with me so that I can cook properly when I'm travelling. The chefs I know never travel without their own knives. These are their tools.

[@BouncingCow]

​@@knutjunker2019true, but for a holiday you certainly do not need the entire arsenal.i love to take pictures and yet and really think about what I need to take along. Might reduce my abilities, but also there is a limit and space and weight. And in regards of Appartments, they usually already have a simple kitchen preventing you from too many thing. Also on vacation, most people usually visit restaurants because of that or go basic. I agree, not unlikely that some people love their job that much, but rather unlikely. On top having such large knifes with you at an airport is never a good idea in the first place, even if you check them in.

[@anwerabdallah569]

iv been to the uk many times and i entered the country so easily. without any problem.

[@hkjm29]

Same, 4 times left and returned within 11 months of my study without a slight problem, the reason is because I obeyed the rules of the host country :)

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

Interactive business skills. You know...how business interacts and how you interact with business.

[@molusio9775]

😂😂😂😂

[@Captain.Crispy]

The. Chef...”yesterday my family had a big departure party for me”.....as families do when you *just* go on holiday.

[@bikegypsy268]

Sure.... maybe this is was a trip of a lifetime which required lost of work and savings... You have no idea. And no one leaves Australia to work in the UK.

[@guywgjames]

@@bikegypsy268 I know lots of Australians working here. You are an idiot.

[@shawndsilva9482]

Looks like the narrator finally escaped from the suitcase

[@oscarmonsanto3494]

🤣🤣

[@lotuspocus76312]

17:14 I felt the same. 😂😂🎉 Everybody at the airport is a little detective. 🤔 Respect. 😎

[@bodegabreath4258]

Very very sad how desperation drives good people to take drastic measures and jeopardize their chances of making a better life for themselves. Too many entitled people should be given the boot and replaced with those who have good rather than devious intentions.

[@thelmadickinson6811]

And opportunists

[@toomanyaccounts]

Many liberals have been told they could switch places with the illegals so the illegal could become legal. the liberal always refuse to give up their place

[@sankargalsuresh3750]

I do not have a good life because whatever great wealth my country had has been plundered by your own thugs of East India Company. Such like Robert clive Gen. Dywer etc. Shameless thieves.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@sankargalsuresh3750 LOL! You have highways, railroad, modern medicine, not burning widows in bonfires due to the East India Company. far more money was put into you then taken out

[@nagaganas7927]

how can you not know where you studied? I left the UK for almost 17 years and I still remember the University I went, where i stayed, the building's name, the road I took etc.

[@nickjagdeo1]

The accent of the interviewer at the embassy makes the word “course” sound like “cost”. Having such an accent, it was no wonder the poor Indian guy couldn’t understand him. That was very unfair

[@Sulaim1569]

Yah

[@Sulaim1569]

I thought it was "Cost"

[@ConeArmy]

Dafck he said course hahah I thought cost to lmao and I,m from the uk

[@jcsjcs2]

As a foreign student myself I know that your English doesn't have to be perfect it in the beginning. I certainly wouldn't have understood that embassy guy at the beginning of my stay in the US, nor when I went to France (substitute French for English here). But I still managed to get straight As in all my courses and my English/French was completely adequate after a few months. That was so unfair to the guy.

[@Sharice350]

Thought it was cost either grr. Poor guy.

[@lordraydens]

hassler--what a perfect name for this job!

[@brookelynn4417]

As a parent of a culinary arts college student I will say, my child will NOT use anyone else's knife, takes their own knives with if going to cook!

[@brookelynn4417]

@N D I believe that as well, but having the knives by themselves is not suspicious.

[@OpalholicsAnonymous]

And often chefs like to do free work for restaurants as a trial to see if the restaurant will start the process to hire them. Working vacation or stages where you don't get payed. I know many chefs who go on vacation with no plan to change jobs. Just to have a month to learn from a great chef. No pay, nothing. If she did that she'd get free meals so wouldn't need much money. And would still need work history papers. And if staying with family there or friends then she wouldn't need money for that either. After a catastrophic accident I can't be a chef any more.. and I still bring my knives everywhere I go if I'm going to cook. There an extension of you, and no chef wants to grind and sharpen a friend's knife for an hour to be able to cook. A dull knife is a recipe for an accident at the speeds chefs works. Chefs already have to work for free to get jobs, get constant harassment from bosses and customers. Have irregular hours where they barely get to feel rested. With no hint if a sleep schedule. Most live pay cheque to pay cheque and 90% I've ever met save enough to go on vacation even if they can't afford to spend while there.. to just get a break from the chaos. And with Australia being in the common wealth to? That's ridiculous, Civid 19 has proved how badly the kitchen industry was treated, and how much they are needed. Yet things like this make me feel that even this won't change things. How can boarder officers have no idea about the profession she is in? And not refer to an expert? What a shame, who knew it was prohibited to travel to the UK if your a chef in the Commonwealth. I guess I shouldn't waste money going from Canada, as an ex chef I may be refused if I accidently pack an old apron instead of a shirt or something

[@OpalholicsAnonymous]

Or heaven forbid, keep my resumes with my laptop without thinking to remove them before vacation. Most chefs I know also only have time for vacation between jobs so she would have them in there to lol

[@Julia-nl3gq]

She was there to work. Nobody takes their knives on holiday. And if they do, they need to learn not to do that.

[@eileenthompson8825]

Julia you do not know that for sure. It’s a shame that you come across as a person of knowledge of what this woman’s intentions were.

[@Saciidsharma2025]

Officer was funny he asked the man what’s intraactive business skills?🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@workinprogress3454]

That interview was not fare!!! It did not sound like he said “course” at all!!! Nooooooo

[@SinsaydoMeneInformation]

:-( he understood that it was the cost.. poor man..

[@welshieallovertheplace]

He did ask the question several times; I thought Mr Singh understood the word 'course' as 'cause' and thought he was asking him the reason for wanting to go to the UK. That's why he started talking about what he was going to do afterwards.

[@Power-kv5yn]

And it did not sound like cost either and if he can't understand what interviewer is asking him then he is suppose to study in UK maybe he should work on his english first.

[@dikshyasurvi6869]

But he did ask the question in a different way after that.

[@erepsekahs]

It is sickening to think of the thousands of people who have absolutely misled and abused our very generous system.

[@enricocamarda9721]

400 pounds a month for disability.. not sure how it is generous

[@SA-5247]

Grown men, unemployed, with a student visa? Is the British government a little slow?

[@James-cb5nr]

he said its SUBJECTIVE, like there is many ways to define it.

[@AwesomeSpyro]

UK: **colonises Australia** Australian woman: I'm just looking for work UK: HOW DARE YOU, DEPORT HER

[@nmpls]

Island of criminals.

[@cloudstrife206]

Sheisun so by your logic half the world should be entitled to come and work in the UK?

[@rachelenkay9523]

Cloud Strife obviously not but wouldn’t be a bad idea, just like they felt entitled to colonize all these countries and take their freedom and goods, the citizens of the colonized countries could feel entitled to go there to just WORK. Would be a great idea 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@siddharthashankarsaraf7266]

@@cloudstrife206 Damn right! Finally some truth.

[@rozzy2242]

Same with Nigeria

[@angelikaklinglerklingler9821]

Love this show and what a great job the agency performes

[@OsbornTramain]

The crying Chef at the end, says, "My family had a party for me yesterday to leave, now I'm coming home" Why would a family have a big going away party if she was just going on a vacation for a few days? That alone says she was lying her ass off.

[@welshieallovertheplace]

And there weren't actually any tears!

[@ddd1hhh]

I’ve never had a going away party the day before a vacation… just sayin’

[@TMPreRaff]

I like that the border agent's name is Hassler.

[@sandysuchamisfit]

That interview & then application denial part didn’t sit right with me. I thought too that the man giving the interview was saying explain to me the “cost”, not “coarse”, & then goes & gets a translator to tell him he’s denied 😐 like wtf ?

[@vlogcodmyt]

For real 🙄😳😞😭🤧

[@ankursharma712]

He was so racist poor fella spent thousand of pounds.

[@spyabhishek]

Well the officer did ask the question in a different yet simple way. Honestly, if you arrive in the UK with broken English specially when you’ve to speak in English all day due to nature of your leave, then it becomes a nightmare.

[@welshieallovertheplace]

@@ankursharma712 How was he racist? He was in India ffs, where EVERYONE is Indian, conducting immigration interviews! The 'poor guy' didn't understand English; if Mr Singh doesn't understand the word 'course' then how is he actually going to take one? If the bloke was racist then not one person would be allowed entry! What a dumb comment!

[@ChinweOpara]

The guy is not ready to study in UK, his English is off the tracks, I mean how can he even understand a word the lecturer will be tutoring if he can't understand the word course, there is no T at the end of course, so why assume he said "cost"

[@barbaraness4507]

I actually understand a chef taking their knives with them, but not all of the paperwork.

[@nenewone2182]

Can’t stop watching since yesterday night 😣🇫🇷

[@omomeidontaya3143]

Coma cava ?

[@1lafchris]

Cmt va la vie?

[@jacquesmertens3369]

17:03 The reason he couldn't say anything about the course is because he understood 'cost' instead of 'course'. That should have been clear to the guy conducting the interview. For once I do feel sorry for the applicant, because it does seem he genuinely wants to study in the UK and return to India afterwards. He did not come up with a false story, he just had issues understanding the accent of the interviewer.

[@MikeGill87]

I believed him he was going to study and so were the producers, or so it seems. But hey - how hard is it to learn some basic English in India? C'mon.

[@dreamztvgh1900]

Oh yeah, feel so sorry for him… all the very best to him🥰

[@elliebellie7816]

Same here. I thought the interviewer was saying "cost" as well.

[@ytxbeatz6444]

True but if he can't understand an english accent he shouldn't be going to the UK.

[@pamelastewart1334]

@@ytxbeatz6444 it takes years to “fully understand” the English accent. I heard costs not course. It was a deliberate trick.

[@aporlarepublica]

I NEED a complete series about that bald ex-RAF customs officer...

[@Lushvalleys]

Basically being able to communicate clearly with all people of all sectors of the business world.

[@henrikgustav2294]

im very surprised how lenient uk laws are. in many other countries, no ID no Passport, you'd be arrested

[@scentsoftravelmeditation]

The UK is different than any other country. If someone has no passport, they will make it easier for them to obtain British citizenship & then they will be entered into the system, where they will be destroyed very slowly over the course of many years. This is something which will be hard for you to understand if your not from the UK, but this is actually the favourite game of English people. You can call them unwritten laws of England. This is why the system there will smile at you & make you think everything is fine, but they will enjoy destroying someone’s brain very slowly for a stupid offence.

[@scentsoftravelmeditation]

British people can understand many of these mind games, but new comers might easily end locked up as a crazy person in a mental hospital & even then, they will continue to destroy him, very, very, very slowly & painfully

[@foodie94]

@@scentsoftravelmeditation hi can you give the example of this unwritten laws of England? Because i don’t quite understand of what you trying to say

[@DiscoFang]

It was mentioned in the video - No room in the detention centers. No ID and no Passport to identify nationality, no country will take them.

[@soniafarooq]

I’m sorry but his accent saying “course” sounded like “cost”. They need to hire people who speak clearer English to foreigners.

[@churchtm6539]

either way man can't speak English can he?

[@helcurt2509]

wrong, if he wants to study in english in Britain he needs to know how to speak in British english

[@soniafarooq]

His english accent is so weird even good engish speakers cant tell if hes saying course or cost-and Ive spent yrs in UK!Sorry but this man is not fit for this job when ppl from other countries whos native tongues arent english can barely understand him.

[@lancelotrozario5749]

I think the questioning was suited to a native speaker of the English Language. If he was asked the same question differently and not in the manner and style that it was phrased and asked considering also the English accent to which he was clearly not familiar with he would have produced the right answer.

[@metime4325]

the taxi driver (who kept on lying) and the border officer , they both are super persistent.