Homem desabafa sobre custo de vida no Brasil: “A gente trabalha e não sai do lugar"

A video recorded by a worker in Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo, had a great impact on social media after he spoke about the difficulties faced to survive in Brazil in the face of an increase in the cost of living.Visibly moved, the man Known as Lincoln in voice, he reported the frustration of working every day and not even being able to make a good purchase.Emphasizing that basic food items have become a luxury.And we have an excerpt from his demonstration.Watch.

I'm a worker, but there's no way.How am I going to walk in this country?How am I going to get out of this place?You know?How am I going to have hope that tomorrow will be better?There's no way.

The money goes away fast.You get 100 here, you get 200 here, there's nothing left.It's a rice, it's a mixture, a piece of meat.No one can stand buying a piece of meat to eat.Beef, it doesn't matter what it is.Even ground beef has become a luxury.

It became a luxury in this country.I'm tired.

Then Lincoln said that, despite giving his blood and sweat, he feels like he doesn't leave the place, questioning how people managed to prosper in the country.Let's follow.

I'm tired of this place here.Look where I am.I'm here at Paulistão Avenue, a rich financial center of this one.We keep looking at this bunch of luxury buildings here, and we say, how did these people manage to get here in this way, in a country like this?How did they do it?If we work, we work a lot and we don't leave the place.

How did they do it?Man, I'm going to be sad, bro.Then I'm here, waiting for the rain to soften, to go there and earn R $150 ,00, to work under the rain.Okay, thank God for that.I'm very grateful for the opportunity the girl gave me, but...That's it, man.

We're tired.We're psychologically tired, you know?He has a child to raise.We went and did our best.

video was widely shared on several social networks, many digital platforms, and already has millions of views in just one day.Running with our commentators, you Davila, a video like this ends up being like a punch in the stomach of the federal government, right?

This is the real world, Canhato, of thousands of Brazilians.This is the world of a Brazil that hasn't grown for 40 years.People feel like they're stuck in a cage, in a cage of low economic growth, in a cage of violence, in a cage of indignation to see a country being charred by the corruption of the powerful, in a country where we can no longer have hope for tomorrow, because the difficulties of everyday life kill any hope.This is the real Brazil.This is the Brazil that it's no use staging programs, spending R $170 billion in social programs, and think that this will buy votes.Because this indignation will not pass with these spurs that the government tries to create to seduce certain voters.

This problem will only be solved when we have a serious government capable of making the economy grow again, reestablishing order and security in the country, and fighting this disease called corruption, which carcasses everything that exists in terms of values and institutions.Unfortunately, this voter, who are thousands of Brazilians,...doesn't feel represented by the candidates who lead the presidential polls today.

You, Bruno Musa...Musa will certainly have reflections to make after this worker's demonstration... ...when he speaks about the cost of living.He works, works, raises R $100 ,000, raises R $200 ,000.He can't make a purchase.He even mentions that he can't buy what he calls a mixture, a meat, an animal protein.

express this for a long time.My father comes from a very poor background in the interior of São Paulo and did very well as an entrepreneur, a point out of the curve.A point out of the curve in Brazil.And he made me grow up in an environment where I could have everything.And he always taught me, you will have education, whatever you want, but build your own.With the background knowing that I had security there.

Extremely important.He is a businessman in Brazil to this day.Now he left Brazil because he was tired, obviously, of this here, being able to afford this kind of action.And he always taught me about this.The state takes everything away from you.When we start to understand everything my parents taught me over time, and today, here, as an entrepreneur, I also understand, that when you can be a point out of the curve and start to have money here in Brazil, if you invest your money in an interest rate that the government creates, this high rate, because it is loss -making and spends more than the return, this is a recourse.

in Brazil.You are a state that naturally favors those who have the means to save money, to the detriment of the vast majority who don't.But their speech is, I'm here to help the poor.No, it's the government that destroys the poor's lives.Because it kills the poor's ability to protect itself against the inflation that the government itself generates.Because he spends much more than he gets to make populist programs that hinder business activity and allow a few to be successful in it.

I lived outside Brazil for a few years on a few occasions, one of them with my parents in the United States and then some in Europe.Every time I learned that, well, if you have an average life or a bad life in Brazil, you will have a much better life abroad.I'm talking about Europe or the United States.If you have money here and you can buy what security allows you to buy, your life can be good, with some problems, like taxes, like violence, but you shield yourself, you protect yourself.But we are 0 .1 % of the Brazilian population.This is not a serious country.

This is a country destroyed by a crooked mentality of a government completely Perdulário repeats this phrase, who spends the money he has and does not have, but he spends the money of others, especially the poorest.So this person who very well put himself on social media, which probably some opportunities will appear to him for this, because he expressed himself in a genuine way, he put it out, he put exactly, in a naked and raw way, this sensitivity that I'm trying to bring from the economic and political field here.He showed that while there is a government that defends itself and creates 40, 50 advisors to press a coffee button for each of these...The people, the great mass of Brazilians, need to go out to earn the R $150 that he mentioned, which today you come back with half a bag from a supermarket, because this is a deterioration of the purchasing power.And what is the deterioration of the purchasing power?It is what is commonly known as inflation.

And the inflation is generated by the government, because it spends more than the load.Therefore, Brazilians in general should pay attention to those responsible For all that Brazil has become.And this has a name.The great mass of bureaucrats who say they protect the population, but no.They just take their power away from the population for them.So that they become eternal in power.

And unfortunately in Brazil, they are succeeding.

Let me pass to Mota to bring his notes.Mota, what do we need to consider in relation to this emotional report of the worker?At some point he questions the apartments, the buildings.How did they get this?How did they get to this position?Anyway, I think there are many sides of this story that we can bring.

And I'll start with my disagreement.I think he pointed to the wrong place.He would need to point to some buildings in Brasília.He would need to point to a place where politicians live and prosper.It is their responsibility for the situation in Brazil.Now, he said something that bothered me.

He talked about tomorrow, to be better than he is today.Like here in Brazil, we lost that hope.That was the big difference I noticed when I lived in the United States for five years.The American is sure that his son will have a better life than him.Here in Brazil, we are afraid of the opposite happening to our children.This boy summarized one of the Brazilian's feelings, which is the feeling of working, working and not leaving the place.

The other feeling that almost all of us have It's the permanent fear of being a victim of crime.And then it's summarized what it's like to be Brazilian.It's hard to remember, when I was in the campaign, the current government mocked the voters, promising picanha and beer.Anyone who, like me, goes shopping, goes to the market, realizes where the prices of meat are.And it's always good for us to remember, in addition to the prices of meat, there are several other prices that are very high, and tomorrow they will be higher, in two months they will be much higher, in five years they will be twice as high as they are today.We need to explain again, the rise in prices has only one culprit, the government.

Because money is devalued when the government emits more currency.to pay for their debts and for their expenses, which have no limit.I know, this is a very complicated process, it is camouflaged, they use very sophisticated terms, it is very difficult for the citizen to understand this.It is very difficult for the voter to understand this mechanism of evil.The government spends more than the bill, it generates debt, it emits money, With this money emission, money is devalued and prices go up.Now, the day the citizen understands this, understands how this mechanism of evil works, most of the politicians who are there will never be able to run again.

Motta touches on an important point.Let me pass to Cristiano Beraldo.Beraldo, first, your assessment about the video, about the manifestation of this worker.But a person so disappointed, so hurt, as this man, who questions how he worked, gave blood, managed to buy an apartment.Do you think it doesn't end up being a figure who tends to buy the speech of us against them, something that we have seen a lot lately?

of the history of the democratic world.The United States was built so that people could, from their work, prosper, achieve a better life.The United States was conceived so that the state could help instead of hindering.But our Lincoln was born in Brazil.When Lincoln went to school, he certainly didn't find an environment That pushed him up, that pushed him up.prosperity.

Because that's what happens in the United States.The system of public schools in North America, in which young people, children and young people are forced to go to school, there they find access to a quality learning that guarantees that if they want, because that's where the free initiative comes in, They will be able to enter a good college, leave college with the funding they will be able to pay as their income starts to come in, and they will have a better life.They will live comfortably, they will get to know new things, they will provide their children with a better life than the one they had, as Mota mentioned.But in Lincoln's life here in Brazil, it's all the opposite.Lincoln, we can multiply by 10, by 100, by 1 ,000, by millions, because there are millions of Lincolns who were left by Fernando Haddad in the inadequacy, in the inability to achieve to pay the household expenses and pay their financial obligations.There are 80 million unemployed Brazilians thanks to an economic policy of an arrogant person who thinks that with this history he will be able to dispute the government of São Paulo, the most organized state, the state that has the strongest economy, the industries, the agribusiness.

So this is the level of conception of the impunity of those responsible for Lincoln's reality.They think they do what they want and the population doesn't care.And that's where this problem comes in, Canettos.Look, maybe this speech of Lincoln, of looking, and he's right.There's an abyss in Brazil, bigger and bigger between the rich and the poor.A person who leave any middle school and go to work, will hardly live in a noble neighborhood, that she will be able to buy an apartment in a noble neighborhood in any Brazilian capital.

Because the values ​​are astronomical and the cost of living is sucking the money of the people who work.When he looks and sees cars that he won't be able to buy, apartments where he won't be able to live, restaurants where he won't be able to go, people wearing clothes, watches, sneakers, shoes that he won't be able to buy, he has a feeling of revolt.We can criticize him for that, that's natural, but that's a consequence of the incompetence of the one to whom he will eventually look and say, no, I'm going to vote for this one, because he's on the left, the left cares about the poor, the left wants to create more Lincoln.So see how in Brazil ignorance even generates the maintenance of these villains who created this unfeasible Brazil, created this Brazil in which Lincolns are on the streets crying in despair.