An Afghan's Guide to America

  Feroz Bashari introduction: Dear countrymen, in particularly  those who have been recently resettled in the United States to live, study and work here. As you know, I have been filming a series of segments on American culture.  You all need to know about the culture of your new country in order to fit in the society. Today, I decided to record this video in a different way.  Recently, I was acquainted with a woman from Peshawar. She speaks Pashto. She came to the United States 22 years ago. She lives in Texas.  Her name is Rabia. She will tell us all about her life in the United States and the things we need to know as new settlers. Ms. Rabia welcome to today's interview. Let's start from here Rabia. You came to the United States 22 years ago. You came from a different culture. What were the problems and challenges you faced when you first started to live here? Please share your experience with us. Rabia: Brother! First of all, when you leave your home, you a...

    Don’t buy a car until you watch this   Everything you need to know in one minute:   You are in control of the buying process as long as you are willing to back out of the deal.   Be prepared for the salesman to do something you don’t expect, such as adding extra charges.   It is never too late to back out until you sign the papers. Do your research.   Know what the car should be selling for. A car is very expensive.   Give it the maintenance it needs. If you are buying a used car, have a reputable mechanic look at it before you buy.   One of the biggest financial decisions an American will make is when they buy a car.   A new car can be very expensive, and for that reason there is a lot that one needs to know. The first step in the process is determine what kind of car is actually needed, from a small 4 door sedan or a 2-door coupe to a sports utility vehicle (SUV), a pickup ...