Me alegra enormemente que estés tan feliz en mi pais !

Gracias por sus palabras...

and I bet you voted Brexit

Thank you.

Lindo comentario. Me encantan pescado y mariscos ya que vivi muchos años por la gran peninsula de Baja California en México. Espero algun dia conocer España olé olé.

@@bellocancun9689La comida mexicana también es muy variada. Además, el uso del picante (no toda la comida mexicana es picante, pero se hace más uso de ello que en Europa y no suelen abusar de concentraciones de picante tan fuertes como las del sudeste asiático) previene algunas afecciones del sistema digestivo. Acostumbrarse al picante es sano. Espero que conozca España, y deseo que esté a la altura de sus expectativas.

No hace falta un servicio médico privado, depende de donde vivas. La medicina preventiva para las personas mayores es muy buena por lo general, depende de las Comunidades

You know I thought it was number 2 in the world but it is like number 6 or 7. But definitely very high.

@@AmericaToSpainit is number 2 when you take out the really small and rich countries like Monaco.

Valencia less hot ...

Sevilla like a oven

I lived in Valencia many years ago and considering returning. I loved Valencia.

Sevilla es la ciudad más bonita del 🌎 pero para vivir mejor Valencia,a Sevilla le va a pasar como a Venecia,demasiados turistas la van a matar de exito. A Sevilla puedes ir de visita,la mejor época es Julio y Agosto porque los locales se van a la costa y los turistas no vienen por el calor(vivi allí 4 años). Cierto que las temperaturas suben de 30° pero nada que el aire acondicionado y unas 🍺 no solucionen.

Glad you enjoyed it!

You are definitely a local 😃. Yes indeed, close to the Rugby field. And yes, up here we need a car for sure.

Yes , such a good quality of life that you moved to Germany... tell that another!....

Maybe he moved for reasons you don't know ​@@geertstroy

@@geertstroy life, wife, kids, work… planning to return as soon as possible for sure

Holanda? hace frio, el cielo gris...

I liked it though

You are right!

pues tienes que aprender el Ingles tu

Thank you for your comment

How difficult was your move?

Thank you for your nice comment and your welcome Elena

Eso eso ,para que destruyan la costa con tanta masificado, y a los ESPAÑOLES donde los metes ,alquileres por las nubes y el AGUA escasa ,solo podrán vivir en España los extranjeros

Well Spain has its own political turmoil too…I would look closer if I were you…it is not pink and blue as you think…

@@freelancelady I understand and agree that there are many “issues”, not only in Spain but in just about any other corner of the world. However, there are more “pluses” that seem to make it overall worthwhile. I happen to have Spanish descent on both sides of my family (great grandparents). At this stage of my life (I’m turning 70 in two weeks), It would be nice to explore and experience something new, that is worthwhile. Best wishes to you, and yours!

Very true! I appreciate the comment. Indeed there are other things I will be talking about in future videos.

Great comment Javier thank you.

​​@@AmericaToSpainThose days are not a gift, Paid holidays are a right... You have already worked them in advance and then you have the right to use them as holidays (that's because working 40 hours a week you make more hours than the ones you need to fulfill your mandatory 1.800 yearly working hours). In the USA way, workers take the money of those hours in excess instead of the holidays... or other way of saying this... if you take some holidays then you don't make money... or, in your way of thinking, you lose that money. The question is easy... what do you prefer?

Very well worded...

I appreciate your comment. Agreed that rent is way too high for locals and that should change.

@@AmericaToSpain Don’t contribute to the problem, then. Be happy there, but stop selling it here like it’s a retirement paradise for higher-income-than-Spaniars foreigners.

How are they feeding the private health care industry?

Americans make a farce of whereever they land . A cartoonish view on " moving" , and ALWAYS monetizing their SHIT. Yes , this Ami contributes to a problem and has NO clue of Spain whatsoever. Their very presence on Spain s territory is IMMEDIATELY OBSESSIVELY commuted into a business model of which the basic tenet is the assumption that a Merrican never leaves their land let alone for socialist Europe. But hey , that unexpected move , based on a flimsy expedient commitment via a digital worker visa is enough substance to get the stressed out Merrican at home click on their heroic move as well as pander to naive Spaniards who revel in the fact that the Merrican " loves the lifestyle " and " the food" and " you can visit 10 countries on foot in two days" .. .. it is just bitterly annoying putting that in the perspective of the sadistic immigration machinations of that us , for those who seek a genuine permanent residence on sound uncartoonish assumptions .

Sin duda prefieres a ese otro tipo de inmigrantes que vienen a multiculturanizarnos y pagar nuestras pensiones.......y que lo que consiguen (los que trabajan) es que la mayoría de los sueldos sean miserables para todos. Conste que no los culpo a ellos, sino a los políticos que lo permiten, o mejor dicho, que lo fomentan.

You can come on the digital nomad visa. I will be doing a video on how to get the visa. Follow my channel for an update.

Agreed. The issue with tipping in the US has become crazy.

I just sold everything and just a backpack. And duffel bag. Stored my books I wanted to keep at familly. Each time I visted take back with me little by little. And electricity is different here. And different plugs.

the thing is that many of the pesticides and herbicides are banned in Europe. Meat isn't washed in chlorine

Yes that helps. Salaries in Spain are not that great🤔 But nowadays there are a lot of remote job opportunities. I'm working on a video on how to get a remote job. Ill be posting it soon. Thank you so much for your comment.

Thank you for your comment.

That is SOOO true, For some reason KZfaq made the audio much louder. I will try to fix it but you are totally right. It sucks!

Gracias Carlos. Me encanta tu país.

In Spain you work (badly) to live. I have never seen so many unprofessional, disorganised and rude workers in any other country than spain

@@ItsComingRome79 go to Italy.

@@camilodominguez1760 I will, don't worry about that. You can stick your paella where the sun don't shine

@@ItsComingRome79 almost 100 million people a year disagree whit you but i'm pretty sure they are wrong and you are rigth.

@@camilodominguez1760 don't confuse tourism with immigration, two very different things.

No entiendo esta pregunta,a qué te refieres?

​@@davcunit, se refiere a tu permiso de residencia.

Visa de "nomada digital"

Si te quieres quedar depende de donde seas. Si eres latina o latino, después de estas 2 años legales en España, te dan la nacionalidad española.

​@@AmericaToSpain eso no es cierto

Hi thank you for your comment. Just a curiosity why did you mention Soulful Sourdough Bread? That is my daughters bread. Have you tried it yet?😃

so you are an american that dont want to see more americans in spain ? lol nice

​@@AmericaToSpainthat's hers - does she make it or is it just her favorite? We have not, we haven't been down to Malaga recently, but will swing by when we are down next, we are in a small pueblo near Granada, our friends up here are bread makers, they host week long classes for tourists

Thank you. That is just an image for a transition from reason to reason, not a geography statement. But I appreciate your comment and will keep that in mind.

@@AmericaToSpain I know, I know, but in these days a poorly placed map can be a cause of future headaches haha

Barry thank you for your comment. I guess when you immigrate you learn a lot in the process and when you find something you like, you want to share it. At the end of the day everyone has to eat right? But by doing the things you love and sharing and helping others, work does not feel like work. And most people outsource video editing etc.

Vaya que lo haces por amor, o quizás por interes😂😂

Hi thank you for your comment, yes I have a job. The reason I am able to be in Spain is because I have a digital nomad visa. I do not earn any money from youtube.

@@AmericaToSpain congrats on the successful move to Spain. It looks like a wonderful country. Appreciate the reply as well. Do you have any videos on your channel that go over your financial options? I understand that no one’s financials are anyone’s business. If you do share I would be very interested in watching those videos. Thanks again for the reply and the video

What is your LEGAL BASIS to reside and work... TELL THAT , and keep the cartoon.

Rich people, politicians (specially socialist ones) and public workers that can choose between public and private, seems that don´t agree with you.

@@alepunto7404That’s not true. I’m rich, I earn more than seven times the average salary in Spain, I never had a private insurance. Everytime I needed health care I’ve been atended by our national health service with good results, high technology and nice human asistence . Even my brother needed a lungh transplant and was succesfully fulfilled paying CERO euro. Compare that to USA. And do not lie about socialist politicians, thanks to them we have this incredible public service. Conservative parties don’t believe so much in our system and always try through low investment in public services to push people into private insurances wich is like shooting your toe.

​@@felixcanas9446 Sorry, but half of your comment is not true, and the other half is you talking about your particular case. I´m talking about statistics. 82% of public workers in Spain that have the possibility of choose between public and private healthcare, choose private (data from 2021). Rich people don´t go to public hospitals, they go to private clinics, here and abroad. Socialist politicians when need healthcare, go to private clinics (like Carmen Calvo at Clinica Ruber, or Dolores Delgado at Clinica Cemtro). Basically anyone that can afford private healthcare, choose private over public, even if that implies paying both, as paying public healthcare in Spain in mandatory. If your brother paid cero euros, that doesn´t mean that healthcare is free. It is not. If your brother paid nothing, it means that other people were forced to pay the treatment of your brother with taxes. Because that argument that says that in Spain healthcare is free and expensive in the USA, if you think a little about it, makes no sense at all. ¿What do you mean, that doctors and nurses do not have a salary in Spain? ¿Hospitals do not require maintenance? All those things are paid by all of us with taxes. The wrong picture of healthcare being "free" or cheap in Spain comes from the fact that the state takes half of the salary of everyone even before that salary reaches the worker, complemented with all the rest of different taxes (over 100!) that the state uses to squeeze us. So no, services like healthcare or education are not free or cheap in Spain, we are just forced to use the ones that the policians decide. They took away our freedom to choose. Also, you seem to mix up "public" with "universal". A service guaranteed to everyone is an "universal" service. A "public" service is just a service controlled by politicians. And this is why private healthcare or private education are always better than public ones. Because private services are managed by professionals of that sector, but public services are managed by politicians, wich are usually corrupt, inept, and they only care about themselves. But it is totally possible to have private universal healthcare, or private universal education (like in the nordic countries). We don´t benefit from having public services, the only beneficiaries from services being public are the politicians, as they use this power for their political goals. And you should learn a little history. The public health system in Spain exists since 1908, so no, we don´t have it thanks to socialists. That is another lie coming from the PSOE, like when they say that they "invented feminism" (yes, they said that).

@@alepunto7404y porqué no te largas a estados Unidos y nos dejas en paz, allí tendrás tooooda la sanidad privada que quieras. No se a que estás esperando?

@@felixcanas9446, so you are rich, my widow neighbor is poor, and both of you paid the same amount of money for your brother's operation when you buy your daily bread, am I wrong? And that's justice, according to you, right?

Yeah, it should at least be as difficult for an American to move to Spain as it is for a Spaniard to move to the US. I doubt a Spaniard could move to the US on a digital nomad visa.

@@Bernard-Shakeyactually USA is open borders we have millions of immigrants coming here every year.

@gabrielanaya677 I know that. And Spain has an open border too. As an American, you could just come in on a holiday visa and stay there. The issue is then being illegal, which nobody would want. My point was the *legal* methods of gaining a work visa are easier USA->Spain than in the opposite direction

too many SOUTH Americans moving to Spain. There, fixed it for you

ju need to learn deeee inglish, a ver!