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A funny story between a depressed American man from the countryside and a friend who is a prostitute in Mogadishu.

This story takes place between a man who lives in Badiya and a man who lives in Mogadishu.

This seafaring man is suffering from depression in the United States and wants to go to the United States. He came to a friend of mine who lives in Mogadishu and told him that he had depression and that he wanted to come to the United States. The man who lived in Mogadishu said, "I am a friend of yours and it is easier for you to enter the country than the man who lived there." The man. A resident of Mogadishu said, "How many friends do you know who will be taken to the United States?" He said, "Friend, I heard that you have been paid $ 10,000. The man said, 'Friend, I have less money. Make me $ 15,000.' The man said, 'I don't mind. He got out of his car and took a friend with you. The boat was loaded with a friend of mine, most of whom was from Mogadishu. He had just returned from the boat. He was being driven by other men. I was set off on the No. 4 floor. He met the city and it was shining. He saw the city and I was born. He said you are in the United States. He was looking for a place to leave. Play Button. Play Button He said, "Wait, my friend. Play Button." He said, "Wait a minute. Play Button." adopt legal status in the United States. At one point, the young people who were there laughed at each other and were told that the place where he was staying was in Mogadishu.

Lack of knowledge is lack of light.

 

A short, funny story. An old man from the countryside traveled to the city during the month of Ramadan and has not yet traveled to the city during Ramadan. He went to the market at night to pray. The old man finished the prayer in amazement. When he came out of the mosque, he saw 3 old men talking to each other. How many did you know? Then he answered another and said 10 dollars. Then he said it is now 20. Then he fell into the middle of the village. He said 4 rak'ahs and now it is 23 rak'ahs and everything has gone

Prepared: by Ali Ismaci