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If you actually marry her and give her US papers, 2 years. Because that is when she can get her passport and doesn't need you anymore. Something like that I forget the details

@@TheTravelMoneyGuy 😅I was joking... Kind of. Thanks for answering though. Those are useful details.

Aclará que Córdoba es mas grande en superficie pero tiene la mitad de población, es mas extensa pero no creo que llegue al triple que la ciudad de Buenos Aires

Triple mas grande?

Si

Si!

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Thank you Neil!

Depends on how much you value your time

Porque?

@@TheTravelMoneyGuy porque siempre quise saber como sería trabajar y vivir allí...Argentina es muy bella pero siento que me está cansando ya...

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Obg

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Yes the point of this video was just pointing out changing countries while running online businesses isn't always a smooth transition, and I have traveled for 5 years. As for the visits....I get DMs and texts from people saying "I'm gonna come visit you let's hang out"...so I was telling them directly that they aren't doing me any favors. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience!

@@TheTravelMoneyGuy I'm still curious about your problem opening the door LOL. Thank you for your reply!

I mean when you're at new Airbnbs in new countries sometimes you have to go through 4 doors, each with a different key or fob, and a hidden lockbox somewhere, etc

Kyle? Ví en otro video con un amigo tuyo argentino que vive en Texas, que le contabas que en Nueva Cordoba no habías visto muchas parrillas para comer carne …tienes que trasladarte a barrio General Paz, allí encontrarás variedad de parrillas , para comer asado, bistec, etc.😎👍

Do you play for them

I don't remember what I said now haha but Selina Is a hostel chain so maybe I was saying someone that only stays at Selinas

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Thank you! Glad you did the hike and glad you enjoyed the video!

I have a short highlight version here too on the channel, check it out!

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Levantadora turra!!

🙌 thanks man! I just saw your old car front hood setup 🤯

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Thank you! I was wondering where the secret exchange spots were

I do..are you an editor?

@@TheTravelMoneyGuy No, its just really good, thought you were outsourcing

Thanks!

Yep! I feel you

Brasil is great

Also way more crime, better food IN BRAZIL hahahaha clearly you are joking

Claramente no tienes ni idea

@@blacklagashnostromo2390 food is way better and more varied. Brazil has received immigration from all over the world, has a lot more variety of food. Besides asado, and empanadas, Argentineans just basically do versions of italian food. Prettier people in Brazil for sure, once again more mixes of people. Better music for sure, no listens to Argentinean music outside of Argentina but Brazilian music is heard all around the world. And in regards to crime, sure there is more in Brazil as a whole or taking specific regions into account, however the statistics speak to the fact that Brazil's safest cities are safer than Argentina's safest.

​@@bartomalatesta5652brother, just say you don't like argentina and it's ok. Others prefer argentina over brazil and it's ok. No need to put down a place.

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🙌🙌 are you from Europe, South Africa or New Zealand?

Make sure you sign up with Cordoba Athletic or El Tala, the rest are rugby gay clubs

Haha my kind of thinking

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No but I just love the price difference between haircuts in the USA vs haircuts in Latin America. They're 2x better for 1/10 the price haha. Does anything else compare?

Nice

Me too, been doing that since the mid 90s.

Haha I love it! Can't wait

Has to be when you make dirt wages, enjoy the crime that comes with low wages. As of May 2024, the average monthly salary in Argentina was around 374,320.39 Argentine pesos (ARS), which is about $425 USD. I made that delivering news papers as a teen.

Sounds good! Would love to see you

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Thanks Will! Great to hear from you

It doesn't tell me anything. I don't make my decisions based off what Messi is doing

@@TheTravelMoneyGuy I travel over 5 weeks a year, tried Colombia and Costa rico and the infrastructure sucks, buses to many locations, no trains and the constant possibility of crime. I will not go to the southern countries until they clean their crap up. I will choose Europe every day of the week. Snowboarded Zermatt for a week and 5 days in Paris this April and going 2 weeks to Amstedam, Lyon, Barcelona, Seville, and Madrid in September. I hope your budget decision does not shoot you in the back.

Ironically if a prominent American would not live in America due to crime, you would be all over it, right?

Messi is the biggest athlete in the world who's been signed to teams from outside of Argentina since he was a teenager. He's been living outside of Argentina longer than he's lived there. As of now there's no reason to believe he wouldn't go back to Argentina once he's done with his commitments in other countries. He certainly spends most of his time there when he's off duty. All of this is to say that not only is he a big outlier to base your traveling decisions on in general but he's got solid personal reasons for living somewhere else since his kids think of Barcelona as their home. Argentina is one of the most solid countries in latam in terms of infrastructure and public services, it's just tragic that their economic situation sucks but you wouldn't know it if you just go there to visit bringing your USD from outside (and knowing how to bring it in so you don't pay "official" rates for local currency)

@@ShaferHart Sad, when you cannot go home due to crime.

Yes I own 2 businesses and am co founder of another business

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Are you in the USA

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