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🇬🇧 5 YEARS IN LONDON AND STILL ONLY DEBTS 🇬🇧 My name’s Marius, I’m 36. I’m from Liverpool, but I’ve been living in LONDON for the last 5 years. Back home I took out a quick loan, bought a second-hand van and left because there was no future for me in the UK. Now I work on construction sites as a labourer. Every single day is the same: I wake up at 4:30, I’m on site by 6, and until 18:00–19:00 I’m carrying bricks, concrete and bags. My knees are ruined. My back is destroyed. That’s just how it is in construction. In the evenings I can barely walk up the stairs to the hostel. I share a room with two other lads. You can’t cook properly, laundry is expensive. I thought life abroad would be better… but I just ended up in another prison. My wages: £2,300 a month. Half goes on rent, food and petrol. The rest goes towards paying off the debts I left back home — the mortgage, hire purchase agreements and loans I took out years ago. I can’t save a single pound. My total debt back in the UK is now £9,800. Last Christmas I couldn’t go home. I didn’t have money to buy a present for my daughter. I told her I had too much work. My little girl cried on the phone. That evening I sat in the dark corner of the room and felt like I couldn’t carry on anymore. Then one night I was scrolling TikTok. My roommate was asleep. I was exhausted but couldn’t sleep. A video popped up with Stormzy. The guy everyone back home knows. He was advertising some app . I thought: “Great, another scam.” But I kept scrolling. Then another video. Then a comment from a British lad: “Lads, I took out £680 today, it actually works.” Something changed inside me. I can’t explain it. But I felt: “If it worked for him… why not for me?” I had £35 left in my game account — the last money before my next wages. I put in £25. First few tries — nothing. Second — nothing. Then the bonus round started. Multipliers started climbing: x40… x80… x210… I was sitting in the room, my hands shaking. Then it stopped. £7,200. I did
