00:00Yes, I was in Rastakhim since I was born in 1938.
00:06I was with my father most of my travels.
00:11I learned about travel, business, companionship.
00:15I learned about etiquette.
00:17I learned about principles of speech.
00:21I learned about honesty and honesty.
00:23I learned about many things.
00:26It made it easier for me to be a captain of a ship in the 1950s.
00:35The situation at that time was not good.
00:45No one had money.
00:50There was no happy life at that time.
00:54But for me, everything was easy.
00:59My father worked a lot.
01:06He had enough wealth.
01:11He loved me, my family, and my friends.
01:14He gave them everything.
01:17I followed the same path.
01:22There is a saying,
01:27A son like his father is not unjust.
01:33I followed my father's path.
01:40At that time, I was thinking
01:44I had to change my style and my theory.
01:51I was trying to improve myself without relying on anyone.
01:58I was the captain of the ship.
02:03I was a cook, a tailor.
02:08I had everything in this ship.
02:11It was full of men, goods, shops, and drinks.
02:18I still remember that I had to leave the tent.
02:26I left the tent.
02:29I stayed outside the tent from 1955 to 1959.
02:37In 1969, I left Paris to go to Iran.
02:45I was a merchant there.
02:48I was married there.
02:51It was my destiny in life.
02:54We didn't have electricity or water.
02:59There was no comfort.
03:01There were no roads.
03:03There was nothing.
03:06But I was patient.
03:09I had to change my face.
03:12I had two partners.
03:15The first was Majid Al Futaim.
03:21The second was Saleh Bin Nasser Al Luta.
03:24The third was a citizen from Abu Dhabi.
03:27I was able to settle down.
03:30The change gave me lessons.
03:34I learned how to deal with people
03:40that I had never dealt with before.
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