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Marcelo's life
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Marcelo's life
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I'm from the nineties, b**** (I love it)
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Mineiro or miner? Gold or Queijo?
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We only have cows here
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We did it! I'm a UFU student now!!
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Time to work
02:21
Fair economy for all: - good jobs - free education and health care - innovation and science
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I love cooking It's relaxing
04:43
I love going to my father's little farm...
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... to feel the fresh air and pet the animals (all of them)...
04:57
... but I also love the city life
05:07
Now looking for new good memories
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Hey, this is a video about my life.
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My name is Marcello de Marchi and I'm a kid
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from the 90s.
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I am 29 years old, 175 cm height, 86 killing
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kilograms. White and I never know the cardinals of my
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eyes. I am from initialized state.
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People born in my state are colored mineros, which in
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english means minors and I think that's so funny We
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are called like that because naturally it has an important
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mind sector at least since the 18th century.
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However, the city that was born there isn't that they
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don't have miners.
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I'm born, I was born in company Virgin 115 km
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from Cumberland to And I lived there until my 5th
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my 16 When I turned 17 I finished the higher
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school and moved to Berlin to because I was approved
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in the process to get a graduate course at both.
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That was my biggest achievement at that time.
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But I didn't have sure about this choice when I
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was younger during the elementary school and living the high
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school. I used to those theaters presentations and I used
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to be a passionate about it actually I wrote some
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theater performances and I love acting but sometimes life and
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goes in another path.
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Nowadays I work in the management of a public school
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in Berlin to that is school that'll work are locating
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the political neighborhood.
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So you work more with more than the education of
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the kids.
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We also support the public policies and other with other
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proposals like the food safety and the security of the
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kids and their families.
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I really like to work with this but it's difficult
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to go work because the school is far away from
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my home, thinking about how to transfer me to how
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education can transform h people's lives and how the economy
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should work for the well being of the population is
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one off with one of my biggest sub and favorite
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subjects for that.
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I choose to graduate in economics.
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At first I thought the degradation of course was quite
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barring an academic by then I realized that it's has
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something to say about real life like this.
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They've done it economy a modern economy that focused on
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the well being of the people and not in the
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practice for a definition sector, the best years.
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I also made a master degree and now I'm doing
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a PhD economic in economics and then grateful for how
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much how much are learned from it.
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Researchers are right thing to do but sometimes can be
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hoarding I really like to discuss about politics and economics.
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People normally don't think how their lives are impact and
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affect by the decisions made by big corporations and the
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government. So it's a good subject to stay information about.
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On the other hands, it's quite difficult and exhausting discussed
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this in brazil, especially if you are young because uh,
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we live in a very challenging country and our due
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to life is around by instability in common days.
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I like to cook.
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I really appreciate you cook, not that I'm that type
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of person that cook anything or that have every exotic
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and different in gradient in their house.
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Electric cook everyday mules because it relaxes me and I
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really like to Dupont UK shoe and cakes are somehow
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fedoras with my family in my family's farm when I
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was a kid.
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I loved to stay together if my mom when she
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was cooking.
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So I think it's dead from my emotional connection with
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cooking. Memories from my childhood are almost always good.
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A good thing for me.
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During that time.
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I have lived in my father's little farm, so me
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and my citizen and my clothes and my cousins have
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much place to explore and play with my memories.
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Uh my but new memories is still have been made
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in my father's farms.
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I love to go back to them.
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She visited.
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I like the fresh air.
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I like to pet the animals, all of them, the
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palais, the dog, the additional gangs, the cows.
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But I really enjoy my cereal life.
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Farm is hard working too.
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But for now I think I have learned new things
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after all is that that I have been chasing for
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my whole life.
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