Togo- I'm looking for a friend for my redemption

My life in Italy was tormented, toxic, and deeply chaotic. My idea of fun was built on provocations and chaos; I did nothing but roam the streets, insulting the first person I bumped into, only to get miserably drunk afterwards and babble nonsense on the global radio. I was a free spirit, believing that my freedom was the most important thing in my life—never thinking that this very freedom would end up destroying me. I lost everything I had built: my businesses, my family, my war arsenal—all because of my drinking addiction.

After yet another series of episodes of pure delusion and public disturbance, the authorities sent me into exile, seizing all my possessions.

In the days that followed, I had nothing left—a damned pauper. Fortunately, a few of my friends pitched in to raise some money to support me during my first days of exile. With that cash, I managed to buy a boat to set sail across the sea.

After seven days in the middle of the open sea, I finally spotted land. It was a sunny, peaceful day, and as I drew closer to the shore, more details came into view: rolling hills, houses, and vast fields of wheat.

As I approached the beach, more and more people gathered to wait for me at the shoreline—clearly unaccustomed to strangers.

Once I hit the shore, a Man stepped forward to meet me.

His name was Pans. He explained that I had landed in Togo, an independent little village in Africa. I shared my story with him and the reason for my journey. Against all expectations, he offered to host me at his farm, giving me the chance to start over, become a better person, and avoid repeating the mistakes of my past life.

He gave me a job on his farm so that I could gain independence quickly and without further trouble.

Now it's time to get to work. I have to cut down all these trees, and I need some help.

Who's willing to lend me a hand?

(What I'm asking is if anyone is willing to work for me at minimum wage, and I'll do the same for them.)

Any donations will go towards my business growth, and I would be incredibly grateful for your help.