Thanks for watching! Will tell her 💗

She is 🥰

Switzerland is a good choice then :D

Grazie! 😄

Not in Europe 😌

Hi Kristen! It varies, but normally a lunch break is a minimum of 30 minutes (for a full work day), according to Swiss employment law. As a journalist I often start work before 7 and am on call until late, so if news is not too crazy, I can take a longer lunch between 1-1.5 hours. Work/life balance is good depending on your industry and employer - the previous two jobs gave me poor work/life balance, this one is much better. It depends a lot on the company culture. I would say many jobs (not the likes of say, care workers, most journalists, bankers and lawyers) tend to have a good work/life balance here! Especially teachers and most jobs paid by the state get lots of holidays, stable pay etc. :)

@@simietoile thanks!

Most food items here are quite natural, but at the supermarket you can find both more processed and sugary and healthier versions. I do find the long grey winters hard, personally. I'm used to there being no aircon and prefer it to the chilly air blasting indoors and then sweating outside, but I think that's a matter of habit :)

Puente! :) Peruvian Kitchen

double jesus you filmed in 720 instead minimum 1080 and it still looks great!

@@eri7-11 Thank you! 🥰

Hey! The earrings are called „Scrunch“ from Completed Works 🤗

Hey, so we have 4 National languages: German, French, Italian and Romansch. In Zurich we speak German (actually Swiss German, a dialect that varies from canton to canton) but at least here, you can totally get by with English only - everyone speaks it. However, I strongly recommend learning the language of the region you live in, it’s nice to connect more with the locals and the culture❤

Hahhaa it is quite empty, except in the summertime... people stay indoors during cold season (which lasts very long) :/

In the winter it can get that cold for a few months, yep

Tel Aviv is a fantastic city, I love it