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How you doing? I am an Russki boy who moved to America in search of an improved lifestyle. I was poor in Russia and never had any fortune. My family was me, were not rich. In Russia young adults did not need money back when I was growing up, and consequently, we had to come up with ways to earn money. There were many different schemes, but most of them similar to alcoholics asking neighbors to pay some dollars to buy their communal vodka bottle. Like the above the idea of looking for ways to earn cash quickly or even buy bread. We would always be hungry.So I finally made it to America, had been here for a few months, seen most of the East Coast from Boston all the way to Miami and Key West and all the up to the middle states. It's nothing like New York or Brooklyn or Brighton Beach. This place truly reminds of the home of my childhood. It's loud, dirty, full of Russian language, and people are rude. There are numerous Russian bars, restaurants, and book stores where I've invested a lot of money in.I love music as well as reading books. As it turned out recently, you can find Russian books on Kindle. I have stopped buying books in hardcopy. In addition, I don't have a lot of space in my home and my wife is a complete collector. So, I try my best not to buy new stuff. Although the books I had stacked up looked interesting for the first few months however, they began to look dull and boring as I realized that I had plenty of room for my other items.Music is an entirely different genre. Music is my favourite thing to listen to. My job requires me to travel a lot so I have tons of music. Even though I'm a Russian-born immigrant, I don't like American music. I'm not a fanof hip-hop, rap, metal, and pop. and all the trendy songs that children love to dance to.. The old Russian music is something I love, as well as songs with Russian origins from jail. They're still popular after all these years. Youtube is a must these days. This means I can sit for hours on Youtube listening to music during my commute or when I get home after work.<img width="451" src=""> http://bvkrongbong.com/Default.aspx?tabid=120&ch=166753 After some time, I was able to create an endless playlist of more than 300 songs that I love. This treasure is my constant partner. I listen to it every day, and I don't have any problems getting used. There are 300 songs! But when I want the songs to be played in my car, I don't always have access to the internet. I require it to drive, to navigate. I make all the preparation at home. I'm in the middle of. I upload a handful of songs to Youtube as MP3 files. After that I burn the MP3s to CDs using my computer. After that I drive the CD to my car and listen. You can also use a Youtube playlist to print out the songs. Each song is then converted into MP3 and saved to my computer. Then it's easy to transfer it to audio CD. Sometimes I'm not careful and end up making a data CD. This won't work in my car stereo. However, audio can be recorded. It's amazing to look at how technology operates. It's not necessary to go online or have any other device to play MP3. Simply insert the CDs into my car stereo slot, and I hear the Russian music booming in Manhattan.It's simple and inexpensive to convert videos from Youtube in mp3 format and you can save them on your Smartphone. One of my friends connected his smartphone to the car stereo. It was playing great audio quality in less than 2 seconds. He could also stream Spotify and Pandora radio. It's not a huge undertaking and doesn't require much Internet. I'm thinking this could be the next thing I'll try. I will, however, be careful when making use of free WiFi.