Bartek shares his journey from a two-week vacation to living in London for 16 years. He discusses the welcoming nature of the city, the benefits of immigration, and his views on voting and integration. Bartek addresses stereotypes about Polish workers and expresses satisfaction with his work. He shares his thoughts on Brexit, emphasizing the importance of taking responsibility for one's country. Bartek aspires to continue his life in the UK, valuing its multicultural environment and planning to grow his business.

What was the initial reason for the speaker's visit to London?

• To find a job

• To study English

• For a two-week vacation

• To visit family

According to Bartek, what is a common stereotype about Polish people in the UK?

• They prefer office jobs

• They are not interested in working

• They are known for their manual labor skills

• They are not very skilled

What is Bartek's stance on voting in a referendum?

• He believes in letting others decide

• He thinks it's important to take responsibility for one's country

• He prefers not to vote

• He is indifferent about voting

What concern does the speaker have about leaving the European Union?

• It will have no impact

• It will make people feel more welcome

• It might make people feel unwelcome

• It will improve the economy

What is the speaker's hope for their future in the UK?

• To stop working

• To move to another country

• To continue living and working in the UK

• To retire early