ONE YEAR AFTER LEAVING UK TO THE USA. DO I SMELL REGRET ? ft

This is an update of my interview with ‪@joicelsarpong‬ last year.
Discover if after one year of being in the USA as a nurse she has any regrets about leaving the UK and if she remains as happy with her decision as she was in the initial video. Join us as Joicel opens up about her experiences, challenges, and newfound perspectives since embarking on this life-changing journey.
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[@forsocials8604]

Everyone just needs to decide what's important to them before relocating or jumping ship from Europe to the US, the pay might be better but cost of living is higher. Calculate and see how much you will be able to save and put away for your future. My husband is European and it's important to us that our kids maintain their cultute and relationships to that part of the family since my family is further away. So America is a no go for now for us, we are happy with our decision 😊

[@akuakesewaa9715]

Nanelle there are also people in the US who have never experienced shooting of any sort like myself and next year will be 10 years since i moved here, it all depends on where you live and the dangers associated with it, as the US is really huge. The cheaper than neighborhood the more dangerous it could be and mainly in cities, eg; you can’t compare the safety in east Legon residence to Nima, Nanelle with house comparison it depends on the state, u can get a very house modern house and bigger space all depending on state,zip code and city, unlike Manchester in the UK, there’s nothing fix in the US everything depends that’s the difference

[@lovenessmwaisaka5108]

Which state are you staying?

[@SisterSnoe]

„Look at what is important to you“ this statement was everything,thank you for this informative reflection ladies🌸

[@karlnegado6376]

Great video! Excited to journey across the pond! 🙏

[@FICChurch5126]

U can never compare America to the uk .. Uk is well balanced Charlie ,iv had the privilege to live in both ,U can never go bankrupt in the uk but you can easily go bankrupt in the USA.. uk supports everyone,housing ,universal credit system ,medical care ,Charlie USA will give you high salary and take it back in one hand , and if you are broke you are fucked .. even to call an ambulance is 2,000 dollars ,you can never ever compare the USA to the uk.. it’s not about receiving the money big in hand ,it’s about its use and the balance in your life

[@Cheilla_Kuzatjike]

This comment here. You spoke my mind.

[@princeagyemang6157]

Exactly what i have been saying. You get lots of money in the usa but they take it back in another way. The support system in the us is very bad. I tell everyone with little kids should stay back in the uk but it just to make money quicker and cutting down on other cost then the us

[@kwesiasante7752]

America stay by plan. If you go broke in America, because of your poor financial management.

[@patriciamulamba7069]

True facts

[@peterkomiti8044]

You could have make your point without being xenophobic about Nigeria

[@linthexplorer814]

There should be a big disclaimer that this is for those on work Visa either to the UK or US. But the reality when you’re an international student you are better off in the UK than the U.S. one of the biggest advantages is working off campus while being a student health insurance etc. but US has more colleges and universities to pick from but life as an international student can be a bit challenging but you grow through it in the U.S.

[@Dorothy8631]

Yes, it’s possible to get a nice house in Maryland at $400,000. I live in Howard County which is one of the best counties in Maryland and the US as a whole. Howard County has the best school system in Maryland and 2nd in the US and I bought my 3 bedroom house for $371, 000 so it’s possible. It depends on the size of the house you want and if you want a newly built or not.

[@frankbobby1930]

Beautiful 😍

[@osasamen]

That’s beautiful congratulations 🎉🍾

[@Dorothy8631]

@@osasamen Thank you!

[@greble11]

Howard County is also very safe. Actually, most of the US is quite safe. Violent crime tends to be concentrated certain areas.

[@jasonwhite8537]

I bet out its built of wood and cardboard with brick facade. British quality should be compared to American nonsense

[@jamiraafful9790]

Thanks for posting I am an Adult Nurse myself and I have been nursing for 3 years I am also currently working in the ED looking to emigrate to the USA

[@lydiatetteh8100]

Sincerely when it comes to peace and security UK is far better

[@NurseDeo]

I knew you both talked about it before she posted that video 🤣🤣 Sad your brother’s friend got shot, Nanelle make up your mind o🤣🤣 I'm sure you'll do what is best for you and your family. Enjoyed watching this💙

[@samuelfrempong2043]

I just watched news that snake just killed someone in Australia so Nanelle will definitely make the right choice as her entire family is still in USA for many years 10:00 without Ayt incident so we can’t tell what the person did to be shot once since it’s part of the exceptions

[@NurseDeo]

@@samuelfrempong2043 something is definitely pinching you and you must be very bitter to bring Australia here when this video is purely USA VS UK. For the records, how many snake deaths per year happens in Australia vs Gunshot/ mass shooting in the USA? And no you don't have to do anything to get shot by your neighbour but guess what?? You need to be playing with most snakes in Australia to get killed because Australia’s native snakes run when they see people and usually in very remote areas. So go cry some more!

[@NurseDeo]

@@samuelfrempong2043 something is obviously pinching you and I hope that thing goes away quickly so you can stop being bit ter. Where did I ask her to move to Australia? Why are you bringing Australia into the picture when this video is obviously about Uk vs USA? But Incase you are losing touch with reality, remind me how many mass sho oting/g un violence in the usa yearly vs sna ke de ath in Australia yearly? Google might be helpful. Also here in Australia you probably will be trying to touch the sna ke before it bites you 90% of the time because they run away when they know someone is walking by,,, you probably also living close to a bush or very remote area to ever encounter one. But in the USA, your neighbour might just be having a bad day and shoot you, so no you don't need to do anything wrong to get sh ot in the US, even hospitals, malls, schools etc have experienced mass sho oting please what did they do? and yes there are sna kes in the USA TOO! so please get help!

[@NurseDeo]

@@samuelfrempong2043 something is obviously pinching you and I hope that thing goes away quickly so you can stop being bit ter. Where did I ask her to move to Australia? Why are you bringing Australia into the picture when this video is obviously about Uk vs USA? But Incase you are losing touch with reality, remind me how many mass sho oting/g un violence in the usa yearly vs sna ke de ath in Australia yearly? Google might be helpful. Also here in Australia you probably will be trying to touch the sna ke before it bites you 90% of the time because they run away when they know someone is walking by,,, you probably also living close to a bush or very remote area to ever encounter one. But in the USA, your neighbour might just be having a bad day and shoot you, so no you don't need to do anything wrong to get sh ot in the US, even hospitals, malls, schools etc have experienced mass sho oting please what did they do? and yes there are sna kes in the USA TOO! so please get help!

[@nursedeo-zb4sv]

@@samuelfrempong2043something is obviously pinching you and I hope that thing goes away quickly so you can stop being bit ter. Where did I ask her to move to Australia? Why are you bringing Australia into the picture when this video is obviously about Uk vs USA? But Incase you are losing touch with reality, remind me how many mass sho oting/g un violence in the usa yearly vs sna ke de ath in Australia yearly? Google might be helpful. Also here in Australia you probably will be trying to touch the sna ke before it bites you 90% of the time because they run away when they know someone is walking by,,, you probably also living close to a bush or very remote area to ever encounter one. But in the USA, your neighbour might just be having a bad day and shoot you, so no you don't need to do anything wrong to get sh ot in the US, even hospitals, malls, schools etc have experienced mass sho oting please what did they do? and yes there are sna kes in the USA TOO! so please get help! Replied with my second account✌️

[@am-eseh-x6m]

Team USA forever

[@Daakie9362]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ronakio]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@daddyawesome5100]

I like how Nanelle drill guests with sincere questions not just shallow conversations of baits.

[@NanelleGriselda]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@annatendai6809]

Yeah she drills😅

[@elizabeth8503-w6m]

I dont quite agree with the career progression point in the UK I always say this, there are so many non bed side career progression hidden in NHS, secondary or primary care. You just have to seek and you'll find😂❤

[@MsStefy01]

the pay is nothing exciting. Theyll give you more responsibility with extra 5 pounds an hour. Ull suffer for the higher position in the UK

[@elizabeth8503-w6m]

@@MsStefy01 I'm presuming your "they" means the NHS progression payscale? I left working IN the NHS to working FOR the NHS in a primary care setting 4 days a week and made £4k monthly take home. I left for another. Yes the higher the position, the more responsibilities but that's where you negotiate your pay. Also I dont stay in one job for more than 2 years x

[@MsStefy01]

@@elizabeth8503-w6m im not saying is not possible but there r more broke nurses in UK than US. Also many stay band 5 for ages. U cnt see a lot of black nurses in higher places like the US

[@AnnGyam]

Exactly soo many job opportunities I and roles in the nhs that you actually do less for more pay . You have to just explore

[@comfortayorinde7698]

Hey there! Is there any advice you can give? I'm really struggling with bedisde, and it's taking a toll on me. The most painful part is that once rent,monthly bills, and miscellaneous are deducted, one barely has anything left to save, and there are people who dont work as much as i do and get paid more. I just need someone to enlighten me, direct me on what to do. Thanks!​ @elizabeth8503-w6m

[@Melody_baby240]

I think Joyce is used to saying "lies" please polish the statement a bit. Thank you. We love you both ❤❤

[@Chiemelia]

Nanelle you are so lovely and keep friends. Thank you for always updating us oooo

[@NanelleGriselda]

awww ❤️❤️❤️

[@adventuresofa9jaguy322]

I will also be jumping ship in the next 1 yr or 2. tech doesnt pay well in the UK compared to the US

[@kekennysaint]

I think the choice of words matters. So instead of saying 'Some of the things you said were lies, I think you can say 'I disagree with some of the things you said.' My take anyway.

[@ceekusi5402]

Absolutely

[@J1991-u6t]

You know English i second language to Africans 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@prettyqueen5754]

U are right dear saying that to someone’s face is so disrespectful seriously.

[@chrisairr]

@@J1991-u6tIt doesn’t matter.

[@eu3057]

@@J1991-u6tThis is untrue and misleading. You shouldn’t speak with conviction on topics you’re not well versed on. I’m from Africa and English is my first language, it’s also the lingua franca of my country.

[@mtardieh]

The little observation I have made is that most people who are usually concerned about health and security challenges in the USA are parents because children are very unpredictable in all walks of life. In my opinion, the only thing the USA has over most countries is high wages so if money is your only goal, why not?

[@nelsonayodeji9721]

Good one❤. Please find out about Health Care Assistance jobs for those that would like to move from UK to US. Thank you

[@fomsiconstance6144]

God bless you Joyce for saying the truth, I think there's more carrier advancement in US than UK.

[@ahbynaforiwaa2155]

Lies is too strong of a word considering the friendship you both share

[@christianofori7612]

It’s not that deep y’all too emotional

[@Nanamma23]

A little more on retrogression; it happens and will always happen but don’t let it stop you from going ahead with your plans of relocating to the states. From 2006 - 2010 had up to 10years waiting time for the Rest of the world (ROW) category, so don’t let 18-24 months (current waiting times) stop you. Alternatively, you can opt to go in with an H1B visa if you have a Bachelor’s degree and your employer is willing to sponsor you for one, then you switch unto EB3 later on. And the best part is, both visa’s (H1B and EB3) can also be applied for simultaneously, so don’t let retrogression stop you guys.

[@jenellesamuels102]

We won’t let it stop us

[@Nanamma23]

@@jenellesamuels102 Most definitely

[@nurse_bellinda]

It’s not easy switching from an H1b to EB 3. I know a nurse who was on H1b for 6 years and nobody was willing to sponsor her for an EB3 and she had to go back on an f1 visa to study further just to remain on the country

[@Nanamma23]

@@nurse_bellinda The solution to that lately is to have it filed together at the same time. So you leave on the H1B, while in the queue for the EB3. Don’t make the mistake of accepting just an H1B, and you can have that discussion with your agency. Can I know what agency/agencies your friend used while trying to move onto an EB3?

[@nurse_bellinda]

@@Nanamma23 okay, I thought you can’t file simultaneously if you on the H1b visa you have to wait for it to be done and completed before even getting sponsorship for eb3 visa. So you have to either pick one.

[@bridge5t]

Great conversation. I will like to add that perhaps the reason to why there are less people going into the ED in a 24hour span in the US as compared to the UK could be due to Urgent Care facilities. Most people prefer to go to urgent care as they are much faster and less people around plus you are not exposed to so many sicknesses and injuries. No one wants to wait 5hours at the ED when you can be seen in 30minutes at an Urgent Care.

[@MsStefy01]

Those days of getting £400 rent for a house in Manchester is over.

[@abdullahmustapha3434]

I lived in the UK for 3 years and after 15 months in America, nursing in the U.S. is far ahead by far. God bless America

[@jasonwhite8537]

Because America is a business, and she doesn't care about her citizens. America may on the surface pay more but you won't keep more. I don't believe Africans should be proud of leaving Africa but that's a different conversation. But I will say this if you go to Ghana and see what the U.K expats have built compared to the American ones, you can see U.K is far better. America is 3rd world country wearing a Gucci belt

[@Dorothy8631]

@@jasonwhite8537 You must be joking. What has the UK expats got on American expats in Ghana? Even the UK expats know they got nothing to show off. When we go to Ghana with our UK family and friends, we know who has money and spends money. You don’t even know what you’re saying. My husband has lived in the UK for 14 years and guess what, he’s moving to the US. All his friends there wish there were moving too. I guess you’re enticed by the free housing you get. A country where its people are encouraged to be lazy and you think they rather have more. Come again. Tell me how many millionaire immigrants or businesses owners are in the UK as compared to the US. Don’t even go there. There’s a reason British immigrants are tagged as the stingiest people in Ghana or Africa as whole.

[@Dorothy8631]

@@jasonwhite8537 There’s a UK expats are tagged the stingiest amongst all expats. Think about that.

[@JosfynGreatnessTV]

Lovely n honest conversation ❤

[@charmyni8847]

You cannot pay £60 for a full cart in Asda again. Largely it also depends on what you are buying. I don’t think the lady needs to defend herself much. Nanelle favours UK. You can’t compare the overall nurses welfare and income in UK and US, everyone who knows already know. They have more disposable income, more stable immigration status, better compensation, roads, fashion, weather and social life. Ask a UK born and raised person and they will tell you. Most UK born graduates leave for better lives but Africans who have struggled to get used to the UK will be biased. Yes there have always been guns in the US for decades. People outside always feel it’s worse. I live in London and I don’t see what people who live outside complain about. Mind you the lady is just one year in the USA, don’t compare her to Nannelle’s 6years in the UK, but to a UK married person who newly relocated, then it will be clear

[@eniolarhofiat5518]

This is the comment right here. I will never understand comparing life in is vs uk. Everyone knows us is a better by far option. Even Australia is better than uk.

[@momentwithseun]

If she buy 2 bulk toilet roll, and one pillow, it will full her cart 😂😂

[@Dorothy8631]

I agree there’s more discipline in the UK than the US. I live in the US and husband in the UK. I have reasons why I wouldn’t live in the UK. I also have reasons why I would choose the UK over the US.

[@Melody_baby240]

I like your friendship and the to vibe 🎉❤

[@lovlydy1470]

The only each I have with the UK for career progression is that you need to pass all those band 6, band 7 and to apply for ANP. My cousin made her way up to be deputy matron and found a GP in Colchester that will accept to finance her ANP course and for her to work at the same time. Yes , UK systems are good, but you will wait for so long with the banding system to get on the top.

[@SG-wx8zm]

In the U.K., sometimes you can find yourself looking after over 10 patients if the ward is short staffed. Would this situation be illegal in USA?

[@rbee2062]

I can see you got natural Vit D. It's good for you. You must do it more often . You look good.

[@kerriannanderson962]

I've worked as a nurse in the U.S.A. for 20 years, and I am ready to leave it behind. I'm trying to move to Ireland or Switzerland. The United States is too unstable, a place to live in at the moment.

[@victoriaagyeman1286]

I think Joyce used to work in the care home when she was in the UK. Because in the care home, you only progress to a manager as a nurse. Whereas there are tons of specialist courses for nurses in NHS.

[@antoinetteoma3433]

Yes there are specialist roles in the NHS, But the slots are not readily available to the general public especially when one is an immigrant.

[@AnnGyam]

Nowadays you can even apply for a specialities and they are willing to train you on the job

[@mobolaji8472]

I agree with you. I work in the NHS, and the options for career progression are massive. You just need to take time to understand the system and possible routes. I also love the fact that one can explore different specialties.

[@mobolaji8472]

​@antoinetteoma3433 What do you mean by general public? By the way, I see quite a lot of specialist nurses who aren't white. You just need to get into that system and take time to build yourself and gradually move up the ladder.

[@koreanaddictish]

@@antoinetteoma3433depends which trust you work in. In our trust there are a lot of ANPs that are immigrants. I am currently taking up my health assessment course then will take my prescribing course after until I will complete the reqts for an ANP. All funded by our NHS.

[@essyjoseph412]

Please we have a lot of nurse practitioners and so many other specialists in the UK. If you had worked in the ward you would encountered a lot of specialist nurses cos they visit the wards a lot.

[@xina4jc]

I agree

[@TokuMichael]

Great job 👏

[@mayowaolagoke4701]

First thing she mentioned about one year down the line was Salary.. common stopppeet. Money without indepth analysis of the cost of run living in borh countries

[@adwoaboatemaaofficial]

Yes that amount of money can get you a very big house at a very decent neighborhood. It depends which states.

[@BMW-pk6nh]

Maryland is expensive because you are close neighbors to Washington DC. Food and clothes is tax free in New Jersey, (New York taxes on some specialty garments but in most cases tax free on clothing)Philadelphia Pennsylvania is tax free on clothes and food and so is Delaware

[@tomeesinetijani4253]

No this lady is 100% wrong career advancement in nhs is not just about being a manager. You can talk about what you like about being a nurse in the US not discrediting those working in the UK. There is a lot of opportunities in the uk as well if you are open to information

[@peterrusselbrooks5423]

Our police department sends notices almost every week on gun shots in particular areas where we shouldn't drive through or go closer...will visit when i visit maryland..Moving to america,you need two years to wait for paper work and two years to settle

[@dremmanuelnwogu]

Nice video. Your guest sounded defensive though, as though she was trying to justify moving to the US, which I understand.

[@saymichriii]

Please let Joyce know we're waiting for wedding content

[@sassyjasy]

Things are now expensive in UK

[@yhemmy]

Nice...much awaited video😊 congratulations joyce

[@adelaideasare7869]

Nanelle, after getting your US Visa, is there anything you need to do or ger before travelling to the States? Like travel insurance, etc

[@Florella-World]

She didnt need a Visa cus shes a british citizen

[@Rebel_Leader7]

@@Florella-Worldshe isn’t a Citizen yet. And yes, it is important to get your travel insurance for any trip abroad, whether you are travelling with a visa or not. I’ll be going to France on a Schengen visa in a couple of weeks, a valid travel insurance is a compulsory requirement for Schengen visa applications.

[@Florella-World]

@@Rebel_Leader7she posted that she’s now a British citizen

[@Rebel_Leader7]

@@Florella-World on KZbin? I doubt it. According to her KZbin content, what Nanelle got last year was her Indefinite Leave to Remain which means she will be getting her British Citizenship this year. It's her lovely son who now has British Citizenship and Passport because he was born here and once Nanelle got her ILR last year, she could register her baby as a UK Citizen straight. Watch out for her own Citizenship videos in the coming months, she surely will be applying for and getting it soon.

[@SonsofThunder1234]

​@@Florella-WorldTakes more than a passport to become British. Her sprog is not British. His DNA will always state he is African. Not a drop of British blood in him. Let us native Brits have something to call our own. Please don't hijack our ethnicity.

[@godwinnyiam8701]

Please I need the contact for the SMART APROACH training

[@NanelleGriselda]

smartapproaches.org/product/data-analysis/

[@desmondowusu4724]

You are looking beautiful Nanelle

[@MercyRobTv]

Good discussion

[@mtardieh]

I have never seen any African on social media platforms regret relocating to a Western country amidst all the complaints on social media about these countries.

[@janenwosu5677]

I don't agree with her opinion regarding career progression in UK, am a doctor but have worked with nurses doing other things outside clinical nursing. I think your opinion are based on what you were doing in Uk or people you knew

[@victoriaagyeman1286]

I wonder why she said that. Maybe she worked in a care home

[@kommstheir]

​@victoriaagyeman1286 do you understand English? She clearly said she worked in A&E. Stop projecting your own experiences on strangers you see on the Internet, it's weird.

[@yaaboadu1242]

I have lived in America before. Currently living in UK. And l must say UK is a welfare country , hence the best.

[@BraidsOfHonor]

I have lived in America for 10 years so far and trying to move to the UK next year, what’s your experiences been like as an American living there if you don’t mind sharing? I’m super excited to go see what UK living would look like 😅

[@DoraDarko-dg9bc]

Any opportunity in the UK or the US I'm in..😊

[@ogbonnajedidiahchinedu8261]

Nice one Nanelle ,but you are just making me have mixed feelings between both countries.

[@jaboniqueayotal4189]

I love this❤

[@greaper5123]

Which area are you in ? Context would be nice 👍🏻

[@amandagyan4057]

Hahaa interesting conversation…❤ you both

[@sindisiwengema7298]

Rent is very expensive in the 🇬🇧 and taxes taxes

[@quophiappiah1504]

In as much Joyce was trying to be defensive she exhibited some form of ignorance how can you say career advancement in the NHS is all managerial. What happened to the numerous clinical nursing specialists roles and nurse practitioners? lol we all know USA tops in terms of wages but come on there other positives from the UK as well.

[@Henkspares]

Dying lol, talk to me direct, i love her vision❤❤❤

[@boatapp]

Please regarding the shopping it’s everywhere so don’t imagine you can come back with £60 expecting a full basket. It’s getting harder and harder 🙏

[@iamjoycelewis]

Nanelle don’t think twice, the USA it is.

[@ademayse78]

You have alot benefit government helping cost of living, housing, children's getting free benefit here universal credit but they don't help much in America there.i will stay uk for now.

[@eiliandhope]

A full cart is not 60 pounds anymore. More like 120 pounds

[@anumaduadanma2224]

My biggest fear of the USA 😢😢😢

[@doreenayi3751]

For me, it all depends on your reason for relocating! If you are relatively young and your goal is to earn as much money as you can. Then America is probably a better fit for you. but if you choose to settle down and have a family, especially if you have Blacksands run for your life and relocate to anywhere, but America, LOL

[@citizenofdaworld7582]

At which point did we think just because it english it has to change our natural way of conversation?? You cant compromise your convictions to someone's happiness in a compassionate way to keep them in the dark of the true intent stop faking yourself and to people

[@lonagwegwe]

Thank you ladies, love your video always

[@oyin8312]

Nanelle now that you have your passport do you see yourself moving to the usa?

[@mtardieh]

She has an ILR for now, not a UK passport.

[@kennykenny7293]

Is it $10/hr or $10/ month pay increase

[@adeyomoyetolulope9372]

Per month

[@graceokrahkwakye6162]

Many NHS trusts have a lot of advanced nurse practitioners, advanced critical care practitioners and anaesthesia associates so I am afraid I can't agree with the advancement point.

[@Nurseinfo1963]

Which hospital does Joyce work?? Feels like they pay good

[@sb20103]

Shootings happen all the time in London even though guns are illegal.

[@lydiatetteh8100]

She is lying, the houses are very expensive. Be honest my friend

[@nurse_bellinda]

No she’s not 😂😂😂 houses are not that expensive

[@charles19943]

Depends on how much you earn​@@nurse_bellinda

[@dorisshiamang1025]

Nice video

[@brendajepchumba]

Now ,Im asking for Nannele's telegram group 😊 hope i said correctly

[@adelinefaiths.n8056]

Yeah but hospitals bills are more expensive just saying NHS no matter what thank you 😘🇬🇭

[@shishibenterfa]

I am the first to make a comment .

[@NanelleGriselda]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Me-myself-and-Mai]

@@NanelleGriseldaHi Nanelle, please check the spelling of the title it’s spelling “smell” instead of “Still” ❤❤

[@jasonthomasmt]

@@Me-myself-and-Mai The title is correct. I think she purposely spelt “smell” in the title. “Do I smell regret?” is a phrase that is very popular in England so that’s why Nanelle put it there.

[@ahbynaforiwaa2155]

Sika no de3 wobenya but wasom 3nnyo wo

[@mtardieh]

It's as simple as ABC. A constant state of anxiety.

[@samuelfrempong2043]

Ahiafo) kasa we are chilling in USA and always having peace of mind 🇺🇸

[@ahbynaforiwaa2155]

@@samuelfrempong2043 do you know where I am? Or you think you're in US so you're the richest man on earth? Nsemfoo

[@ahbynaforiwaa2155]

@@samuelfrempong2043 if you don't have anything sensible to say keep quiet

[@samuelfrempong2043]

@@ahbynaforiwaa2155I don’t care where you are but am answering your useless comment that sika no de3 wobenya.. as if you don’t enjoy the money but am in USA and many others too are enjoying the money with children and family without any consequences… masa if you are suffering a you p3 o

[@Rose_1105]

Nanelle come and see me wai Lonely here

[@Ttyyuu9877uhfj]

I need a job in UK please you help me

[@SonsofThunder1234]

Stay in your own country. UK is full, under alot of pressure. Services struggling due to mass, uncontrolled immigration.

[@akosuanarkie1238]

@@SonsofThunder1234😂

[@talentmashaah3321]

My favourite

[@risetv1]

if the USA banned guns and had a welfare state with affordable educaton then that really would be the American dream. For now i value saftey more than money.

[@Matthew_Loutner]

The American Dream is defined by Americans, and we do not want guns banned or a welfare state. K-12 education is free.

[@SG-wx8zm]

But with welfare state comes higher taxes, lower wages…pros and cons.

[@doreenayi3751]

I’m sorry, but no one could pay me to live in America, especially if Trump gets back in in the next election. I have family who have lived there for decades who are now trying to leave and come to the UK or even relocate back to Africa. My best friend who is American is trying every which way to extend her Visa so she can carry on living in the UK. wages are definitely higher, but there is no amount of money that can give you peace of mind. Especially if you have black suns. The fact that children have to practice gundrills in school is horrific to me no country where it’s a constitutional right for people to own arms is an anathema to me. for me, it’s fine to visit but never to stay. And there does seem to be a mass exodus a lot of white middle-class people, leaving America and a lot of black working-class people trying to relocate to African countries.

[@AnnGyam]

I’m sorry but I don’t agree with her and the nursing career progression . The uk have a lot of opportunities to progress as a nurse without being a manager . Speciality nursing in different fields/ conditions .

[@godsgiftndubuisi]

How much do Band 5 Nurses earn per year in UK?

[@blessingoncode]

Kindly google it

[@sibongilemaduku3702]

Last time was around 27 thousand pounds it's very little

[@WorthyJenniferNclexObsessed]

My KZbin page is full of information on both Nclex questions and notes. Life in the USA in terms of pay is much higher than UK.

[@EmyIbifik]

I thought she was Nigerian 😊

[@TheMezidon2008]

So which country is better? USA OR UK

[@mtardieh]

It all depends on your goal in life. If money is the only motivation for you as an individual, then it is the USA.

[@LindaAsante-uc9kq]

My dear money matters but mony is not everything .safety first so you can enjoy that money

[@J1991-u6t]

I thought you are enemies the way she made you look bad on you tube

[@mtardieh]

As I always say, take everything you see on social media with a grain of salt. Good or bad, don't believe everything entirely, and don't disregard everything entirely.

[@princeagyemang6157]

Sorry nacelle, but your guest doesn't know what she is talking about. Interview someone who is well travelled and has lived in both countries with over a decade experience. Sorry but she sounds ignorant

[@waltersamuel2077]

People just blow this guns in America out of proportion. And it’s ridiculously insane. All depends on the state u live at.

[@Lloydsonukube]

All in all, I CANNOT live in America. Security is number one. I follow the American news media, and it’s not funny at all. London is home.

[@toluani7690]

As someone who has lived in both the UK and US what I will say is in the UK you watch an unhealthy amount of news about the US. It's not perfect but it's also not the way it is in the media. And the way more opportunities I have in the US makes a big difference compared to the UK. The US is 50 times the UK so I can assure you there are many safe areas.

[@EstellM]

You should also ask How much people Pay for health insurance. She may be getting a good deal because of where she works but you will be shocked when you find out how much people pay!

[@Matthew_Loutner]

The national average for full coverage health insurance from a private corporation in the United States is $700 a month. If you are earning $5,500, it is not hard to pay.

[@EstellM]

A national average? For a single yes! For a family? Not!! Ww pay $1500 per month. With deductibles etc!

[@Matthew_Loutner]

@ijeomai3746 I am not here to argue with people. That is the national average. In the United States, most people with children have a 2 wage-earner household.

[@EstellM]

Not sure who is arguing with you. You are making assumptions. You commented on my post. Does the average income apply to everyone? No! People need to understand how this works! Many take it for granted! I grew up in England, worked for years, emigrated here 20 years ago .So this should not be ignored! Best to you!

[@Matthew_Loutner]

@@EstellM You are continuing to argue.

[@nicfafa558]

I feel I’m becoming like Nanelle 😂.

[@futurerace86]

Come to Australia pls

[@AbigirlSiwela]

You are both beautiful 😍 girls❤

[@ej12ola]

I love the state but my issue is the security. You can run away from knives but not gun shots just like what you said about your brother friend been killed. So this are the fears and raising kids, not know if they are safe in schools. Because of mass shooting of any kind. They almost took out Donald trump and he had security, so imagine a normal person. So yeah Uk has its own flaws but not has great as America 🇺🇸

[@OKff123]

Why does she use the word hate so much? Is she filled with that much hate?