Russian-Czar
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LOL That country you talking about better not have oil in there or else it will no longer be yours.
Being rich in the 3rd world
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LOL That country you talking about better not have oil in there or else it will no longer be yours.
SkyrocketSEO
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It is great living in "3rd" world country (Serbia), bitches.
We eat 3 kilograms of fresh organic fruits and vegies every day, we dont have polution, you can walk in the middle of the night not being afraid somebody is gonna kill you or rape your gf, with what I earn online I can live a dream and with the same ammount of money I could only eat greasy cheeseburgers all day long in the "1st world country", I wipe my ass with 1st grade toilet paper, I can go to most expensive restaurant and have the best dinner ever for $30, first class meat,organic vegetables, first class french wine/german beer and first class service....yeah it's really scary in my 3rd world country.
I would never trade my 3rd world country for your "democratic paradise" where black people had to sit at the back of the bus 40 years ago.
We eat 3 kilograms of fresh organic fruits and vegies every day, we dont have polution, you can walk in the middle of the night not being afraid somebody is gonna kill you or rape your gf, with what I earn online I can live a dream and with the same ammount of money I could only eat greasy cheeseburgers all day long in the "1st world country", I wipe my ass with 1st grade toilet paper, I can go to most expensive restaurant and have the best dinner ever for $30, first class meat,organic vegetables, first class french wine/german beer and first class service....yeah it's really scary in my 3rd world country.
I would never trade my 3rd world country for your "democratic paradise" where black people had to sit at the back of the bus 40 years ago.
stackbread123
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You quoted a post by me from 3 years ago, and no I am not racist, I just don't like SOME countries... And if I could move anywhere in the world I would choose Thailand or Singapore
stackbread123
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What about Crime Rates in Egypt ? Shits been through the roof the last 1-2 years....
It used to be a GREAT destination like 10-15 years ago for partying and even living but now with all that Religious/Political Stuff going on? No thanks
stackbread123
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Yep
Same in Bulgaria but its a bit more expensive... A good dinner for two is around 45 to 80$ depending on where you eat and what you eat. But a regular restaurant 20-25$ is enough for dinner for two..Also don't forget the fact that you can buy 3 Bottles of Jack Daniels/Vodka Absolut/Johnie Walker Black label + 15 mixers for less than 160$ in a top night club and get shitfaced drunk with 10 friends
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lambofgods
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Its like living the 3rd world dream mate !! Great+cheap food/nice people and doesn't matter how low your income is it somehow feels like you've earned enough
Great+cheap food/nice people and doesn't matter how low your income is it somehow feels like you've earned enough
SkyrocketSEO
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Buahaha, you're so funny, you must be the funniest kid in your village, please tell me more, don't stop.
nahid133
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Malaysia/Thailand/Indo/Vietnam = $0.30
it's $0.0625 here in Dhaka//Bangladesh
Wherever you go, unless you are in a very wealthy neighborhood in a very wealthy city (think mayfair london, or chelsea, or tribeca in NYC) it's best to hide your wealth as much as possible. Showing it off in any way will call attention to you and make your life more difficult.
The more you can make yourself blend in, the better, wherever you go. There isn't really any way around it.
The more you can make yourself blend in, the better, wherever you go. There isn't really any way around it.
infoasian
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A large cappucciono at Starbucks is 5 US$ in TH or Malaysia. Quality living IS expensive in good areas, because you pay a large premium.
macaveli92
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Maybe you shouldn't have tazered anyone who crossed your path.
LakeForest
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General rule in the US: If you can find multiple locations of a store easily, it's rarely worth your money.
Are there parts of the world where Starbucks is seen as quality? You know that wealthy Americans would buy that $0.30 cup of coffee in a little shop in a foreign country, and then brag about it being the best cup of coffee they've ever had, even if it was terrible?
Thing I've seen around the world is that the less wealthy who want you to believe they're 1% (read: try-hards/fakes) and the egotistical/pseudo-wealthy (read: BMW drivers) are SO MUCH more flashy than Americans who can, most literally, buy and sell those lives and families. Hopefully this will change when the rest of the world is more used to wealth so visible wealth loses it's panache.
I think most of the world that is coming into more wealth now is experiencing what the US did in the 20s/70s, which means there will be obvious public displays of wealth and lots of luxury and partying, with a global depression to follow (that the US will try it's hardest to get out of by making the world pay. China is in terrible shape, they know they're unsustainable).
The world would do well to learn one thing: America wants to feel special/unique/elite and hates tag-alongs. The more you want to emulate Americans, the more they will laugh at you among other terrible things and further exclude you from the Club. If you take ownership of your own culture and make it exotic/eccentric/sexy/high-brow, Americans will want to act like you and will respect you as they have historically. Americans are curious animals who are trying to develop their own culture, so help them along by sharing who you are instead of what you have.
PS. About BMW drivers, seriously, look at some clown doing something rude or stupid on the road. 3/5 of the time it's a BMW driver. You know this is true.
What city?
PinguSpy
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Yeah living in third world country is terrible. I dont pay tax for my online income and no one makes a fuss. People dont eat hambuger here because food is fresh and cheap.
Oh the other day I saw on TV they sent reporter to Greece and Spain interviewing homeless and unemployed people. Oh and people dont have guns here, they cant just walk into school and shoot children. Of course you have to deal with some inconvenience like you only manage to get iphone 5 (fully unlocked) a week after U.S.
Oh the other day I saw on TV they sent reporter to Greece and Spain interviewing homeless and unemployed people. Oh and people dont have guns here, they cant just walk into school and shoot children. Of course you have to deal with some inconvenience like you only manage to get iphone 5 (fully unlocked) a week after U.S.
Once you have made your money, simply fly down to Thailand and settle there
You may choose Phuket, Pattaya or Bangkok based upon your taste of lifestyle.
Simply love the Thai way of life.. Be happy, Make others happy
Amusing to read this as i fly back from Patong to Europe in 6 hours...
No, really, it's fucking awesome, but there are some serious motivation issues. I spent 4 months fucking around ( in both meanings of the word, if you catch my drift... ) - everything is so cheap, weather is perfect, people are nice. Days and nights pass quickly, then at the end of month you realize that in 30 days you worked maybe like 7 hours top, and earnings dropped considerably.
Definetely place i'll be coming back to, but you need stable, trully passive income to live like that.