每日游泳横跨欧亚大陆上班   糕点师另类通勤方式避塞车 - video Dailymotion

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新闻报报看 | 土耳其伊斯坦布尔东岸的糕点师赛金，每天都要通勤到伊斯坦布尔西岸工作，而他每天的通勤时间需要长达50多分钟，几乎接近1个小时。日复一日的塞车生活，让赛金在某一天再也忍不了，决定不再开车过桥，而是跳下桥，用游泳的方式来通勤上班。（主播：梁宝仪、林晓倩）

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00:00 When working from home, we all want to be close to home.

00:05 Close to home means that we don't have to spend too much time on transportation.

00:11 Especially when you are working from home,

00:14 whether you are on the road or on the highway,

00:16 you are stuck in traffic, especially when you live in a big city.

00:18 The difference is that you are stuck in traffic,

00:21 or you are just a little bit stuck in traffic.

00:25 Sometimes it's really impressive that

00:27 life is just a little bit stuck in traffic.

00:30 In Turkey, a pastry chef suddenly thought of

00:34 another way to avoid traffic jam.

00:37 He also tested it himself,

00:39 proving that it really saves time.

00:42 Oh, this pastry chef who lives in the east bank of Istanbul, Turkey,

00:47 has to drive to the west bank of Istanbul every day to work.

00:51 And he has to pass the Eurasian Bridge every day.

00:54 He has to drive to work every day,

00:57 which is really stressful.

01:00 His commute time is almost an hour every day.

01:04 The daily life of a traffic jam

01:07 is really hard for the pastry chef.

01:10 One day, he decided to jump off the bridge

01:14 and swim to work.

01:19 Swim across the sea.

01:21 It seems that the pastry chef doesn't want to be stuck in traffic.

01:26 He has the courage to swim across the sea.

01:28 After all, without a little bit of kung fu and courage,

01:31 I'm afraid he can't even swim to the other side.

01:34 After his actual test,

01:36 he crossed the Bosporus Strait by swimming.

01:40 It only took him 20 minutes to get there.

01:41 Compared to his original driving time,

01:43 it saved him 60% of the time,

01:46 more than half the time.

01:48 So he was determined to start.

01:50 Swimming across the Eurasian Bridge every day.

01:55 Not only can it shorten his commute time,

01:58 but it can also take the opportunity to exercise.

02:00 It's a win-win for him.

02:01 Although it's a win-win method,

02:04 the pastry chef also said that

02:05 when he first started this plan to swim across the sea to work,

02:11 his family was very opposed.

02:13 They thought it was very dangerous.

02:15 His two daughters even hoped he could give up this idea.

02:19 But the pastry chef said that

02:21 he was not the only worker who swam to work.

02:25 He actually had a lot of partners.

02:27 In order to cross the sea safely,

02:30 they would confirm the ship's timetable in advance

02:34 to avoid accidents,

02:37 avoidance and collision with the ship during the process of swimming.

02:40 At the same time,

02:41 there would be a partner who was responsible for collecting everyone's clothing and tools every day.

02:46 He would drive the car to the other side of the sea.

02:50 After all, you can't bring anything with you when you swim.

02:53 You still need someone to deliver these things to the destination without water.

02:57 As the news of swimming avoiding the car cage broke out,

03:01 and he could arrive safely every day,

03:04 the daughter of the pastry chef slowly accepted it.

03:07 She even said that

03:09 her father was the one who swam to work.

03:11 She was very proud.

03:13 (Music)

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