no not the end up inside the red zone. in uganda and so on and life we end up in the red zone what can we do who have no alternative but to leave. the hobby to home used to the fold or just block it out and the house their children layo and your were born here giving up everything the families built for themselves would be extremely hard this is their home and their livelihood. owned all gave us hate or nay and we live with no end of warre and uncertainty right now as these new forest really through. a cloud it's hard to explain how our feelings even if they're from ends up outside the danger zone part of the leaseholder will be inside it and it won't be easy to find other land but they try to keep their spirits up for the sake of their children and their future. and if you want to give them as

much as you can that'll push just to look ahead and make the best we can of it. hope and uncertainty life in me totes has changed. who wouldn't like to live here or maybe even work at this beach in portugal the covered 1000 pandemic has forced millions of people across europe to work from home and some employees have decided to make the most of this break from office life they are moving that works tastes of beautiful places like this one here melissa egger can work from almost anywhere in the world and she chose to move to portugal's capitalised and the city has a lot to offer for young professionals like her. lisbon portugal spic shuras capital is a favorite distin nation for digital nomads among them is melissa up to 28 year old has previously lived in canada and sweden a year ago she began

a new adventure in portugal. when i came here i was like what am i doing here i didn't know a single person i didn't know a single word portuguese i didn't know how to say thank you. but this is not me to come here for me it was one of my best decisions in the world and to. melissa eggers employer is based in canada who work is digital and flexible leaving her free to live where she pleases and lisburn really appealed to her with its mild climate and beatrice on her doorstep i was like why why am i going somewhere where it's beautiful words warm where you can be outside and enjoy the sun that is a big influence of where baked where i'm working right now but egger says it's a misconception that digital nomads always work on the beach or in their pajamas in

bed she regularly rents a flexible work space in the city center for a few people can work here for a day or a whole month making hues of the office facilities being removed from your team from your family from anybody else you want to connect at somewhere and i think having a place like a corking space which is. your base especially important it's reminiscent of a club there are people from all over the world from the most diverse industries however they are not working together but each for themselves melissa egger organizes online events at the appearances for organizations of doctors and midwives and it's funny anyway since one of you and i know contracted. right most of her customers are located in north america in the different time zone that can mean working long hours but the digital nomads needs to be especially performance

oriented you need to be determined to make it work even if there's nobody sitting behind you and see a world already know you're not doing your work please go back to work so it's a lot of self-discipline and self planning your day. getting your things done making sure you need to add lines psychologist the reason most cardio has been living the life of a digital nomad for 5 years she knows this global lifestyle has its price the coronavirus pandemic has made things even harder a lot of nomads they travel every 2 weeks or 3 weeks you really have to take initiative to put yourself out there and it can be really uncomfortable sometimes so there are times as well when nomads can feel lonely or withdraw or even get depressed and in fact there's a term that has been quiet for that which is digital nomad depression. melissa is home after a long day she too sometimes experiences dotes loneliness and the longing for her

family. hey sister are you ok. especially during their pandemic she calls her sister and mother as often as she can. and can plant. can we skype again when. the 20 year old returns to europe so she could reach her family more quickly a year ago her father became ill with an incurable disease being remotely being known with your family you times you and you have way more and especially during the process of where my dad was sick like talking with him every day and kind of also for me they made me connected to from my family more. evening in a bar in central it's been described a pandemic place is the 3rd food are allowed to stay open melissa regularly meet her friends here some of them are locals and some are experts like her who loafed

in a man to get systems invention working 12 hours like on a hard project and then going to the beach this 5 minutes away from you it's the next they were like and you're born. there's so much more to see you know well and so much more to grow over here that i think i want to see more of before i'm able to i'm happy to try my parents' house. both through it's in the will remain her home but at 28 she still finds its 2 parochial there right now giving up her life as a digital no matter it's out of the question. this pizza should give you a hint of where our next report comes from yes that's right italy at the moment to lock down and curfews are making it's difficult for italians to go out and enjoy their favorite dishes and restaurants but thanks to

a so-called riders like james people can have their favorite dishes delivered to their doorstep it's a comfortable option for customers but a challenging job for those bringing the food. when night falls in the eternal city runs residents of feeling hungry and an army of curious noticed reuters takes the dog in street 28 year old james assaulted as one of. the trafficking grows and i clear there are a lot of cars but many don't abide by the traffic regulations. i'm talking about that there are many potholes i wore that's what makes writing to run very dangerous . since the pandemic syndrome into lockdown people can no longer buy now to their favorite trattoria peeps a real loss delivery service is a profiting from the situation. this is james on the phone the delivery

guy i'm outside your building could you please come go. to good pizza pasta and vulture vito delivered to your door james had to pay up front so he's relieved when this customer gives him cash it's his 1st delivery of the night i was down and they have a sense as we've ordered in pretty often recently that i'm a student and at home all day i can't get out much even though i'd really like to in the evenings i prefer to order something because i have to study up and they will say that if it is going to be that is what it would cause at restaurants like the diesel at the little pizza and rooms pratique district missing their nightly customers due to corona restrictions they must close at 6 pm i will be in the city even then we have 15 employees to pay if you get short time benefits but it's not enough that during the week we are simply losing money doesn't think much of the

big delivery services in the digital labs she says for small restaurants it's just not worth it registering with them would cost $300.00 to $400.00 euros alone and she would pay them as much as 35 to. center for profits so she just regretfully closes up for the night i put on soil with the lunch businesses and take away sales in the evening we're keeping our heads above water sure that gives us a bit of motivation to keep going but overall it's really tough to put shortly off the closing time the riders take to the streets of ron james sets his sights on a promising district with lots of restaurants he's in pole position and the merciless race for boarders customers and ratings than his bike it's a flat tire he's forced to make a pit stop at the pizza van it's you but i don't know what happened to me going to the 1st time i got a tire on the street. but that's life. he's

one of more than a 1000 writers trying to earn a living on the streets of running good jobs a very precarious. course for them bro i just thought so anyway. james imagined life would be much nicer here when he arrived from nigeria 4 years ago the pandemic has only made things worse for many immigrants like james you know me and 602700 euros a month as a rider the next customer won't let james come up to covet 19 pages online but sends a 5 year old tape down in the elevator and his only tip of the night very young with my shift is ending in a minute when it's over all right hold on. i hope tomorrow there'll be more orders and they'll let me work more. finito abscess he's done for the night it's growing chilly here but the coliseum runs function contradicts the tamara james a multi-day gladiator. battling his way through the streets of the eternal city for

his people. that's it for today's show thanks for watching and do join us next week for more stories from across we're up until then take care and goodbye .

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