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​@@Zelly2001if you don't get it.... you have a problem.

@@xavierStark84 alr mr problem

Ill take a girl in a sun dress or jeans a sweater with no tattoos

Ya I hear ya.. I’m American an lived in Northern California my whole life. Luckily I grew up in the country tho an not downtown LA or SF or some shxt.. f that lol so it’s not too bad where im at other than gas prices an high prices on everything really smh but ya America is a shxt hole for the most part an the people have a f’d up mindset including myself at times tbh but I try my best to not let the shxt rub off on me but it’s difficult man. But wish I could move to another country.. maybe one day? Salute brother

I feel no remorse they'r way to obsesed whit money and work... So obsesed that they whould even put they'r future they kids futurr and theyr freedom and sanity after money

to drive a 20 year old car that you own and paid off, requires insurance at $1200 a year. registration $75 a year, smog test $75 every 2 years, and $5 a gallon for gas. in 1980 a $50,000 house is now a $500,000 house and even if it is paid off, you still pay the property tax at 13,500 a year. so a man who has already paid off his car and his house, only has to pay $13,656 a year.

@@hasuo9749 thanks brother 😔 lol I hate money an live a minimalist lifestyle. I live in a fifth wheel trailer an have like 2500 bucks to my name. Lmao That’s one car repair bill away from f all lol but again I don’t give a shxt about money an work as little as I can doing gig work part time just to pay bills an save a little but that being said I am smart with money an don’t live outta my means an have a 750 credit score. We’re not all the same brother an there’s plenty more like me believe it or not. But we’re definitely outnumbered by the f’ ery that’s for sure that’s why I just stick to myself an kick it in the sticks. ✌🏻

And america still the best country in the world :D

Salute brother that’s badass man! Wish I had it in me to do the same.. maybe one day? Salute 🫡

I have heard some bad things about Mexico's tax program - that it is very difficult to escape once you are in it. You probably have a better understanding on the ground but just something to be aware of.

⁠@@ramitch4581 I heard aliens torture human babies on the dark side of the moon. Better do some research. Seriously though those type of blanket statements just make individuals seem so ignorant. ​​⁠@ryanlorance6168 Congratulations on getting your dual citizenship. I got mine 3 years ago as I am planning on retiring soon and initially live 3-6 months in Mexico. Avoid the winters and then return to the states. Eventually live full time out there by the lake. I’ve been visiting Mexico yearly for the past 8 years and it’s been wonderful. This country has truly gone to $h!t. To those ignorant individuals that believe this is the greatest country on the planet, please keep thinking it and stay here. You’ll do us a favor.

Congrats on obtaining Mexican Citizenship I too am a dual national and it go's a long to obtaining the freedom we all deserve.

I'm moving in 6 months to GDJ. I learned programming and have been traveling in different States. People are way more social and outgoing

He is Romanian as far as i know

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Good observation skills. I just got back from a 30 day trip in Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia and exactly the same cleanliness culture. Also, no fat cows with clown faces, fake eyelashes that look like tarantulas, long nails or their entitled dumb attitude. Lots of beautiful, fit, feminine and natural looking women. Plus, no homeless folks nor drug users lining the streets. Another interesting observation was no junk cars like people drive here in the states. It was awesome.

@@one100billneoone4 well if you look good enough you can find them

Totally agree, if you remove all street signs and advertisement you cannot see the difference in between Graz ( Austria ), from Sibiu for example...

I am from ROMANIA and i tell u its expensive as fk but in comparasion with USA its cheap i know.

@@johnybravo1873Yes, pricetags in Romania have had exploded in the last decade...especially for houses or flats for sale. My first time in Romania was nearly 15 years ago, at the time I had a Romanian girlfriend and we had the plan to settle down there - not in Bucharest but in Sibiu. After a while we broke up, but in 2017 I got in contact with an interesting girl from Constanta and my intentions came back immedetly to make the step. The prices for a house or even a smaller flat had been gone through the roof, 3-5 times higher than some years before.

say that again while remembering that most people have 300-400 euro salary.

Glad you enjoyed it

It’s like that sometimes with bilinguals

Funny you say that, people complain it's too little greenery and want more trees planted

Haha, lived there for 4 years, when I got back here I didn't want to go back anymore,better with no money than with money and depressed. Indeed, prices almost the same in Aldi/Lidl

definitely. Packed meat is kinda ok-ish, but I always buy my meat from my local butcher. I know his schedule by heart hahah. Even when I go barbeque-ing I have to hurry everybody to fit in the buther's Saturday morning schedule :)

Yes, Romanian is not slavic, that would be Polish, Czech, Croatian... But hey, at least you don't need to learn azbuka (Russian alphabet, also used by a few European nations). 😄

Romanian aint slavic but its latin/Romance language

Majority of young people who live in the cities can speak a decent level of english. Also spanish (thanks to South American telenovelas) , italian (very similar with our language) and french in a small proportion though

And I thought our Walmart was bad..

I didn't notice this until I went to Europe. People would tell me I walk as if I am on a fashion show runway.

I knew I wasn't crazy! It's a very noticeable difference @@Ralph_Kreutzberger-Blumenfeld

It's 0.5$ per KG, that would be an average of $3.5 to $5 for 1....and the price he is showing is some promo....normally is like 0.70/kg~ Also the honey is 90% imported from all over the world including shit from China (if you read the label) Romania is the dumpster of the EU in general, the crappiest products are found here with the lowest quality (like shower gels and other name brands, that is why is cheaper) Pro tip, you have to live here to know what is what...because food is pretty crap. I buy almost nothing from the supermarket...I have my own chain of local producers that I buy from and grow my own shit. BUT food is still way better than USA even as is (been there, WTF is with the 25kg bags of cereal...looks like dog food lol :)) )

If You want to work in hugly poor hospitals and for only 500 dollars at month at Best your welkome.

i`m from Bucharest! glad you think that way about us! we also have a good view of Serbia mate! we actually have a saying: we only have 2 neighboring friends: the Black Sea and Serbia! these are the only 2 that haven't tried to invade us in all our history, and have been historical friends! also LOVED NOVI SAD!!!!!!! been there 3 times now! Belgrade was too much like Bucharest (hehehe) so we just went one time there...

well, it is a romance language, considered by many to be the closest to Latin, so if you are ok with Italian/Spanish or even French you will have no problem here! we have lots of words that are easy to understand by anyone who knows any of the other languages, and also we have one of the few languages that are really phonetical. so it is easy to read anything and pronounce it.

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Andrew Huberman has a good video about resistance training that summarizes the scientific literature for strength, hypertrophy and endurance.

@@ramitch4581 thanks, I’ll check it out

what for lol

It's not as green as it looks :)) I live here, it's decent but there are a loooooot of things he doesn't know shit about (but he will learn). Still better than US, I was also in the US and would not go there even for free now.

1. go to a local butcher. For GMOs I think they tried to sell vegetables (not meat) fora while in the big supermarkets, but they don't stand a chance in the piata (farmer's market). Here you just go to piata for everything and to the butcher (macelarie) for meat. My friend emigrated to the US ( Houston) and everytime he comes back for the holidays, he literally complains of the crap food there. I understand it s too sweet somehow. 2. People are helpful in case they see you have a question (if this is the "nice" you are reffering). From what I understand the US has that small chit-chat in the supermarket/street, we don't have it. This is a plus for the US. 3. Keep in mind that the average median salary here after tax is about 800 Euro/per month/after tax, and rent for a 50 Square meter apartment is 250/300 Euro/month , utilities excluded(another 100 euro in the winter, 70 in the summer). The US is far better salary/rent ratio. Bonus point though : you don't go bankrupt if you go to the hospital, but the downside, a US hospital it top-notch equipment wise. For an expat it is worth it to have a remote foreign job, and with the cheap expense lifestyle here. This is the ideal combo.

we can`t afford lab-grown meat here! we have traditional farmers markets that are cheaper than any supermarket, with every fruit and veggie being grown in the ground... by all measures, we have some of the best fresh produce in the whole of Europe, and we value our farmer-grown in-season produce. you can look up videos of what other people think of our food. yes people are really warm and welcoming, and we are glad to have people here, because we think low of our country and people coming here give us the assurance that it is not bad after all... yes the median salary is low, but the cost of living is low also.

@@vicu_negru You must be living in another country then

Only women I found in Canada that were even remotely grounded was on the islands or in the interior of BC. Chicks in the main cities….no way Kemo Sabe

@@jordanj.2886 Yea, I live near Toronto, so women are very entitled. My physique and height are top tier, yet women don't give me much attention. Looking for greener pastures.

that's what I thought too. The locally grown fruits & vegetables have great prices and should be fresher and better quality too.

@@napoleonmdusa8877 I like the small size market and minimal produce too. Keeping it simple. Not like these mega groceries stores in the US.

its .40 cents per KILO, not whole watermelon...

@willblack8575 one watermelon about 5lbs-8lbs here in the states, in MD is $7