Ozodbek Eshboboev

We’ll realize 1 million views+ in 2025, nasib.

I wonder why my channel was listed as in the US.

See detailed statistics of your channel here: @telemetr_io_bot.

My friend @Jamshidbek_Izzatulloh got into Vanderbilt.

From my reaction, I seem to have been more happy than him!

2 gap years deserved.

He got a Full Ride.

My friend got into Lehigh University!

Full Fin Aid (≈ $300k)

Computer Science Major.

Let’s go, my man!

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What was the secret sauce behind my visit to the USA? - Part I

In early fall, I got a call from a stranger asking if it was "Ozodbek." I said "Yes," not recognizing his identity and purpose. He briefly told me about himself by referencing the state org I volunteered at earlier this year. He was an individual with disabilities and worked at a disability NGO in the capital. He was searching for a seasoned translator to help with English-Uzbek interpretation and vice-versa in the USA. I felt outright shock upon receiving this offer right after my ielts exam since I was already inundated by thoughts of my awful exam performance at the very moment. I still took a long breath, letting all anger and stress fade away. And I just carried on the chat - but after a while, I presumed that it would be just another casual convo that would go nowhere beyond "We will call you later." Yet, in the end, he offered an onsite talk to cover anything at play. Once we met up sooner, I found out that this year's program theme was disability empowerment. He was already in the Uzbekistan delegation in the IVLP program with disability rights activists, film producers, social media influencers, and sign-language interpreters - to whom I'll devote an entire chapter in my impending writings. I eventually dared not to say "No" [who actually would?] After our talks, I later got emails from the staff of the US Embassy in Uzbekistan and proceeded with follow-ups.

@ozodiiy

a quick recap of my airplane experience:

Qatar Airways > American Airlines.

It is a blunder to regard hockey only as an ice game. It is more just than a match in the US. It is a beautiful combination of sports, ads, patriotism, rivalry, entertainment, and fanaticism.

I felt goosebumps every time I saw a stadium of folks briskly standing up and simultaneously reacting to a scored goal in harmony. (another goal was scored just when I was crafting this message) I saw them unconditionally root for their teams, donning symbolic jerseys, coalescing into a well-prepared group of family fans, and furiously yelling “no” for an unsuccessful attack.

It is an entire city that unites in support of their favorite teams. It is a battle of pride and neighborhoods. It is a patriotic war in which everyone stands up for a national anthem before a match kicks off. It is an entire stadium flooded with disparate cultures, ethnicities, and nationalities that share a single purpose - defending their respective teams.

We are viewing a match between the Sabres (New York) and the Flyers (Philadelphia). As of now, the score on a table board is 4:0 for the Flyers’ side. What makes it even more exciting is how the cold and heat are integrated at the same spot. The stadium is freaking cold, but every time visuals of fire come up on a big square scoreboard, the heat rushes to my seat directly from the heating machines.

What I grasped is unless you do something crazy or cringe, the cameraman won’t never show you on a screen. and some random woman yelled at me, saying i was rude. i literally went outside and came back and got called “disrespectful”, lol. no idea what actually happened.

@ozodiiy