Young, Foreign and Over Here

Anna Markiewicz:
Britain - crappy weather and why are you driving your cars on the left side of the street? I don't understand it.

Norbert Nagyv?radi:
British food is not so healthy.

Antoni Mere:
The sliced bread in England is really awful, it seems so artificial like it was... you know... made using loads of chemicals and stuff which is supposed to make it look pretty but it tastes like... you know... paper.

Mario Manas:
The chips are really good, you know like not the ones you get in McDonalds. I would like to try it with winegar you use to put on it. I haven't tried yet.

[a man behind the camera says to Mario "vinegar"]

Mario Manas:
Winegar, yeah. Winegar.

Michaela Malina:
First time when we moved I was really scared because I could hardly see white people you know. It was just Muslims and black people everywhere and I was like, "Oh Jesus, what am I doing here?" you know. Somehow it works you know that there are different cultures. There are British people, there are Muslims and we are happy right now.

Norbert Nagyv?radi:
I came to Britain with hope, hope for a new life, a new start. I am very disappointed. It seems Britain let me down.