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A woman who lives on the 小島 of Wight has taken to TikTok to 明らかにする／漏らす her biggest 支配するs with island life.
Jodie Emma, 20, who 地位，任命するs under the 扱う @x_jodiemma_x, talked her 信奉者s through the most inconvenient 面s of living away from the 本土／大陸 - and the clip has already been seen by more than 1.6 million people.
She captioned the ビデオ: 'By the way, I do not hate the island by any means! It is an 極端に beautiful place and can get 極端に warm in the summer months.'
The student 手配中の，お尋ね者 to give her 信奉者s an insight into what it's '現実に like to live on the 小島 of Wight'.
From nowhere to go shopping to the hefty price of getting away for the day, read on for her 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） of downsides.
Jodie Emma, 20, who 地位，任命するs under the 扱う @x_jodiemma_x, talked her 信奉者s through the most inconvenient 面s of living away from the 本土／大陸 - and the clip has already been seen by more than 1.6 million people
The cost of getting off island
The 20-year-old 明らかにする／漏らすd that one of the biggest annoyances of island life is how much it costs to go anywhere else, even just for the day.
She said: 'I mean the first biggest shock people have is just how expensive it is to 現実に get on and off.
'We have two ways. We have a hovercraft and a フェリー（で運ぶ）, with a hovercraft 存在 walking 乗客s only, and on a フェリー（で運ぶ） you can have cars.
'The hovercraft is about £40 for a return and the フェリー（で運ぶ） is about £100 one-way.'
She exclaimed: 'There's just nothing to do, you can't just run away to Portsmouth and Southampton for the day because it costs a few day's 給料.'
There are 'no shops'
Secondly, if you're someone who loves shopping and is into fashion, you might want to 再考する moving there.
Jodie explains that there are 'no shops at all,' which is something she finds 'ridiculous'.
The 20-year-old 明らかにする／漏らすd that one of the biggest annoyances of island life is how much it costs to go anywhere else, even just for the day
She 追加するd: 'If you are a young person and you need 着せる／賦与するs, the only places you've got are Peacocks - but realistically who 現実に shops in Peacocks? - a New Look, a TK Maxx, or a Sports Direct.
'We used to have a H&M but it went for no 推論する／理由 どれでも. We don't even have many food places either to be fair.
'We don't have a Nando's or a Greggs. Oh my gosh. The biggest shock I had when I moved to the island, as I'm not 初めは from there, was the fact we don't have a Greggs. It was horrifying.'
She 認める: 'We also don't have a Primark, which is really s***. A lot of people do go to Portsmouth or Southampton for the day, the 本土／大陸 as we call it, and they come 支援する with so many 捕らえる、獲得するs of Primark stuff because we just don't have it.
'We have a bowling alley but that's like it. We used to have a skate rink and we do have Blackgang Chine which is like a 伝統的な 主題 park.'
'It's not really rides, it's more just attractions if that makes sense. It's more like things to look at with very 極小の, basic rides. Nothing like Blackpool 楽しみ Beach or Thorpe Park, or anything like that.'
The student 追加するd that she 'does not hate the island by any means! It is an 極端に beautiful place and can get 極端に warm in the summer months' (在庫／株 image)
You always see people you know
Moving の上に her final 問題／発行する, the student advised that a lot of the young people on the island know each other and there aren't many newcomers, にもかかわらず 存在 one herself.
She said: 'When you go outside, you're just bound to see someone you know.
'It's 現実に ridiculous. A lot of the 全住民 of the island is older people, people who've moved there from London to retire.
'So, you don't get a lot of people your own age who you don't know - and no one really moves on or off. A lot of people just live there forever.'
Commenters were quick to ask the TikToker more questions and give their opinions, with one penning: 'The 地元のs really shouldn’t have to 支払う／賃金 the フェリー（で運ぶ）. You guys should at least have a 大規模な 割引 card.'
'How does アマゾン Prime work?' and 'How does Vinted or depop work like sending there?' queried others.
A third quipped: 'I wonder why people decide to live here. There’s plenty of other 場所s by the sea. Honestly living there seems rather bad with the few 適切な時期s given'.
Someone else wrote: 'Sounds like a 取引 getting off. Try living in the 小島 of Man!'
一方／合間, another island 居住（者） 追加するd: 'I grew up on the 小島 of Wight, when I tell people this they think I’m lucky but the best thing there is big Tesco'.
'What do you mean you dont have Greggs?!?!' exclaimed one テレビ視聴者.
Another chimed in with: '存在 from Newcastle and living on the 小島 of Wight and finding out there was no Greggs broke my heart'.
Someone else quipped: 'Everyone in the 小島 of Man wants to get out of there so bad'.
Commenters were quick to ask the TikToker more questions and give their opinions
The ビデオ comes just after the news that an 'embarrassing' £3.5million floating 橋（渡しをする） on the island, which has failed to carry out 40 per cent of the crossings it was designed for, is to be scrapped after just seven years.
When it was first 明かすd on the 小島 of Wight 支援する in 2017, Floating 橋（渡しをする） 6 was met with rapturous 賞賛 from delighted 旗-waving 地元のs.
However, the 大型船 - which 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金s a foot 乗客 £1, a car £3 and a Lorry £9 - has been 疫病／悩ますd with 問題／発行するs ever since the first cars 捨てるd the road as they disembarked the （手先の）技術.
First 設立するd between East Cowes and Cowes in 1859, the 460ft 旅行 is designed to stop 使用者s having to make the ten-mile trip 経由で Newpo rt.
However, the 現在の chain フェリー（で運ぶ）, Floating 橋（渡しをする） 6 - which needs a 押し進める boat to help 打ち勝つ the strong River Medina 現在の and runs at a 'snail's pace' compared to its 前任者 - has run into constant problems.
The 会議 has been left red-直面するd with 延期するs and break-負かす／撃墜するs, 含むing one which 要求するd 乗客s needing a piggy-支援する の上に 乾燥した，日照りの land in 2017.