The video appears to be an interview with a man named Jogi, a 62-year-old pensioner from Uganda who has been living in Russia. The interviewer, Sergey, meets with Jogi in Moscow and asks him about his life, his family, and his experiences.
Jogi shares that he is a chemist by training and has lived in Russia for many years. He has a daughter who lives with him, and he is struggling to make ends meet. He also talks about his experiences with arthrosis and how it has affected his life.
The conversation also touches on Jogi's plans for the future, including finishing a house in his village and potentially returning to Uganda. He also talks about his interests, including boxing, and his favorite boxer, Mike Tyson.
Throughout the video, Sergey interrupts the conversation to promote his own channel and products, including a course on back pain relief and a nutrition system. He also asks viewers to subscribe to his channel and share the video.
The video appears to be a mix of a documentary-style interview and a promotional video for Sergey's channel and products.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Jogi is a 62-year-old pensioner who comes from Uganda.
2. Jogi studied in Moscow at a prestigious university and is a chemist by training.
3. He knows four languages.
4. Jogi lived in a remote village in a dilapidated house with his wife for 20 years.
5. He looked after the household work and also traveled to Moscow to support his wife.
6. Jogi's wife left him due to the difficult living conditions.
7. He has a daughter who was kicked out of the house.
8. Jogi has relatives in Uganda who want to take away his children's inheritance.
9. He has been living in Moscow for some time now.
10. Jogi has a boyfriend who has been boxing for 53 years.
11. He plans to finish building houses in his village in the next 2-3 years.
Note: Some of the text appears to be a conversation or interview, and some parts are promotional or explanatory. I have tried to extract only the factual information from the text.