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To get to the sea, one can either study or buy documents. The author got a job on a ship that was under repair and participated in its maintenance.

The main job of the sailor during repairs is painting and cleaning. The work is not heavy, and they are paid well for it. After that, they went to Reid where they stood for a few days before setting sail again with their salary as seamen.

The author discusses the advantages of an 8-hour work shift followed by an 8-hour rest period, stating that it is a reasonable and adequate schedule. They also mention how difficult it would be to follow a similar routine with only six hours of sleep.

The narrator goes to work at a factory and mentions that the schedule is tough, with early morning shifts. They also mention not catching any fish yet while fishing on their breaks. Upon arriving at the factory, they choose a process to work on but do not specify which one.

The narrator became interested in the process of "fasovka" after hearing about it from their master. The job involves packing boxes and baskets, closing them, and throwing them onto a conveyor belt with precision. Despite regretting choosing this position due to its physical demands, they have already started working there for two or three shifts during which fish was being packed.

The narrator describes their work shift, which lasts for 8 hours with a break in the middle. They stand at their station and work on heavy machinery, occasionally taking breaks to have tea. The narrator also mentions that they have recorded several videos of the factory's operations during their time there.

The narrator describes the physical and challenging nature of their job, which causes pain in their hands and swelling. They also mention having to change into protective gear before starting work, including rubber gloves and boots due to working with water. The narrator fell ill once because they did not dress warmly enough during winter months when going outside for a break.

The author mentions that they went fishing in December and then again in January, but cannot remember exactly when they fell ill.

The narrator describes their daily routine at work, which involves seeing the same faces every day and working in two shifts of eight hours each. Despite being mentally and physically exhausting, they continue to do it every day until December when they catch some fish.

The winter months of January, February and March mark the end of zimnik, which is considered to be the heaviest and most profitable fishing season. The narrator shares their personal experience of catching a lot of fish during this time and mentions working with others at times while packing up their catch.

The narrator describes their experience of cargo overload while working on a fishing vessel, where they were responsible for unloading and transporting fish products using hooks and nets. The workload was intense with changing schedules, heavy boxes weighing up to 25 kilograms each, and bags of flour that weighed 40 kilograms.

The winter fishing season has ended, and the narrator's hands hurt from carrying heavy fish. Despite their unsuccessful attempts at catching squid, they are still planning to go on a fishing trip soon. The management informed them about the end of the winter season.

Military sailors have returned home from a two-week break on land, during which they earned money and dealt with various personal matters. They then went to the Bering Sea for some fishing.

The narrator describes their first month of work as a fisherman, which was difficult due to the long hours and physically demanding tasks. Despite this, they were grateful for the experience and enjoyed catching their first squid in Okhotsk Sea.

The narrator is counting squid and notices that one of them is slightly smaller, but still receives the same amount as the others. A video shows a squid standing after its shift.

During the summer, there was a lot of free time and they spent it playing computer games like CS and DotA. They also did some physical activity to recharge themselves after work shifts.

The text discusses how one can benefit from using electronics such as computers and phones to download music, movies, videos from YouTube, etc. It also mentions that having a good internet connection is important for these activities.

The author discusses the idea that working at sea can be a good source of income, but it comes with the cost of selling one's time and possibly even health. They mention an incident where someone was airlifted due to injury while working on a ship during winter.

Living on land allows for activities such as going to the cinema, walking with a girl, watching movies or listening to music. However, being at sea without internet access can be uncomfortable and difficult for some people who are addicted to it.

The text discusses the situation of young people who want to buy a car or an apartment and suggests that one option is to work for three, four, or five years in order to save enough money. The author warns about the high cost of living expenses such as rent and entertainment.

The text talks about working in an economic environment and mentions different types of people who work, including students. It also briefly touches on negative aspects such as aggression and boredom at work.

There have been some outbursts of aggression among people, but the narrator has had good colleagues with whom they joked and laughed together.

The celebration of the sailor is a great holiday where all problems disappear. It's easy to spend a lot of money on this occasion, but it's important to be cautious and not lose everything in one trip. The narrator shares their experience meeting young healthy guys in the cabin during their first visit to celebrate this holiday.

The main advice given by experienced travelers is not to waste money on unnecessary things like prostitutes and expensive items.

The speaker, who enjoys fishing and spending time near the river or sea, is concerned about how to dispose of garbage properly. He always takes his trash with him because he cannot leave it behind but unfortunately many fishermen throw their waste overboard which pollutes the open waters.

The narrator had a tough moment when he saw cockroaches on the ship, and there might be a topic about them in court. They were everywhere on the ship, even running around their cabin table. The narrator tried to get rid of them but still found many cockroaches all over the place.

The narrator concludes that the fish farm is not sterile and shares all the important information about it. He also mentions that he has filmed a lot of material, including 5000 videos and photos, which will take time to process.