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You’re so right! Living within your means is important in a city or country that has a high cost of living. I’d also add look for specials, discounts and limited offers cuz those help too.

Depending what you are planning for your future career Barbados is limited for employment. Tourism is/was a big island revenue but Covid has kiboshed that. The ambitious have emigrated to somewhere in Europe for better employment prospects.. Depending what your degree is? My boys who are in their late 20's wouldn't live nor work here both have good careers, nightlife almost non-existence for young people, but it's great for a holiday chill out and the slow pace of life is a welcome recharging of batteries they said.

I don't know much about Belmopan, because I'm from Belize City. But anywhere in Belmopan is safe to live. It's our capital so it is a developed city but very small so its easy to get around and most things are accessible.

When are you visiting

You're welcome!

Thank you for the suggestion! My back pain is the result of an injury, so I went to physical therapy and I'm doing much better. 😊 Now I do exercises to manage the pain and strengthen my back. It's the only thing that's made a world of difference!

Hello Jamie I feel a bit star struck, I appreciate the reply. Last tidbit, have you tried Kratom? It’s a natural plant out of Thailand, legal to order online to most countries. Look it up, it works for me. Enjoy your day.

Hmm I’ve not heard of it before. I’ll do some research. Thanks!

Hey! I wasn’t in an apartment building. It was a single apartment attached to the owners home, and It’s currently rented.

@@jamierocke rats. thank you so much for responding!

Yep you’ve got it, thru Miami. There aren’t any direct flights as yet

@@jamierocke thx would definitely like to visit in 2023...gr8 video

That's an interesting perspective. Other than the food and the dialect, what other aspects of Bajan culture do you see as influenced by ancestral African heritage?

@@jamierocke Hmm... I would say mainly in Food, Dialect, Music, Dancing, Folklore and Mentality

:) Good to know

My pets are never tied and they do not bark incessantly. It’s about proper care, attention and training.

@@jamierocke I am sure there are lots that are loose within their property as well as a lot are tied!!! Of course there must be some areas in Barbados where there isn't a dog fetish!!!

You seem angry. You should maybe see someone about that. 😕

@@jamierocke I am not angry at all

@@jamierocke I agree coming from the UK it isn't the norm for dogs to be tied, or kept in an enclosed area outside all day. Recently 200 dogs and some cats were exported to Canada some the owners couldn't afford to keep them Covid etc..

Thats interesting. I don't doubt that there are different ethnicities living in Barbados. The point I was making about Barbados is that the other ethnicities make up a very tiny percentage of the population. Over 90% of the population is predominantly black. So there isn't a lot of diversity.

When the British arrived in Barbados there were no natives.

@@listenup2882 Yes when the british arrived. However, there were natives on Barbados before that, that have been captured by the spanish, and there have been natives after the british settled on Barbados. 1. The british settlers took indigenous people from guyana that were familiar with the agriculture on the island to help them cultivate the land and 2. The family of Princess Marian who came from Guyana about 1900. Even in old diaries of english travelers who traveled the lesser antilles around the 1700‘s during the time of colonization, a few native people habe been noted, of course not nearly as many as in Dominica or St Vincent

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@@jamierocke You have such beautiful breasts! Thanks for your informative videos!

Pls can you tell me more about Belize... Is there job employment there and is it easy crossing to Canada or US

Oh that’s interesting. I thought Bajans were very patriotic, especially from some of the comments that I get on my channel. Anything I say that seems slightly “negative” about Barbados, people want to come for me 😅

@@jamierocke hun that is just social media performative patriotism. Lol. In North America most of the islands have their culture on full display all the time and they rep proudly for their country and people. The amount of negative things I hear bajans say publicly about Rihanna makes me sad as other islands defend their own no matter what . Just a lot of things l notice especially when l compare Barbados to my dads country of Jamaica. Totally different type of island pride and defending. I know my comments might seem negative in regards to Barbados but I am just sharing my experiences. I do love barbados and find it to be naturally beautiful and safe . I just wish somethings could be improved.

@@real8551 Wow, thanks for sharing that! I really appreciate your perspective.

@@real8551 It us wiser to accept criticism and to be self critical than to be blindly patriotic that way you can help improve your society.

Armandooooooo 😂