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Through social networks, many migrants have shared their experiences of what is it like to live within the United States and on this occasion, we will tell you the story of a man Chilean which is currently in the state of Florida and on his TikTok account he publishes videos about what his life is like there and about his job as a house cleaner, in addition to how much he is paid.
The immigrant has been living in the North American country with his wife for two years and they both carry out cleanupso they are dedicated to giving advice to Latinos looking to live or work in the United States, through their account called @HulkinUSA.
Likewise, he has stated that many times his salary It depends on the size of the house, since the time that has to be invested depends on the money he can receive and sometimes he has to do the tasks with his wife, for example a property with 8 bedrooms, a terrace, a pool and Plus they pay you 210 dollars and invest three hours.
In other words, if the salary is divided between the two, it is 70 dollars per hour and he assures that this is the average pay for that type of vacation house in the neighboring country, since these are usually the largest and with the most tasks to do for size.
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It should be noted that the man lives in Sarasota, Florida, very close to Miami and Orlando. “This city is full of wealth, its beaches, its parks, its culture, its people. And it should be noted that this is the city of art, so you will find art in every corner.”
“I think the first two years are the most complex for everyone. The first year is like adaptation, the second year you just go to what you came for,” she indicated.
He also reiterated that the first year of living in the United States is very difficult, because you have to adapt to everything new and there is no opportunity to give up. “Whatever the means of migration, always think that the first year is always going to be the most complex, so that you don’t start dying, don’t think that it didn’t work out or that you can’t. Fight, you can always. Do not give up. Remember that going back is always to gain momentum.”