5 Things I DON'T Miss About Living in America (American in Europe)

[@JordanGreenYT]

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[@markmartin6157]

Thank you, Jordan, for the confirmation. 21 years ago, after growing up between Ft Worth and Dallas, I moved to Germany and am still here. It was perhaps the wisest decision of my life so far. As the years go by, I have less and less desire to even visit over there, but still do sometimes. It is likely that after retirement I will stay here - for the quality of life, for the health care, and for my friends here. Homesickness comes and goes, but I almost never get it now, especially after the most recent developments over there. Just let life here happen to you and you will develop and discover life where we have freedom to do many things.

[@ymmijchen9310]

Jordan. I Would love to see you start streaming regularly again. Your live streams got me through some really rough times and I still re-listen to them from time to time. Congratulations on your new life in Europe!!!

[@WCFactBreak]

Yes, between 6 months and 1 year you get homesick. Do not worry, after 1.5 years, you will not have this feeling, especially once you make good friends in the new place.

[@Imhim247]

You and your girl stay in Europe. You guys is in a best place right now. Sending you all blessings

[@jlcampbelljrful]

Thank you Jordan, and congratulations on your transition. We hope you come back to visit the US and continue living your dreams. God bless you!

[@DarleneTaylor-ph5zr]

Hi Jordan! You are an amazing young man! I agree with all of your comments. I'm retired and living in Serbia. I absolutely love it and don't miss the U.S. Stay safe and keep on traveling. ❤🎉

[@Kleermaker1000]

The Dutch weather is the best you can get. We have seasons, but they are all very mild and agreeable. No freezing winters, no scorching summers and look at the skies. Even in winter they are beautifully gray. We have enough rain (usually not too much) to keep agriculture going (and it is good for mother nature as well). We have no thunderstorms, no hurricanes, no cyclones. What more could you want?

[@davidvasconcellos6858]

Welcome back Jordan!!! I'm glad things are going well in Europe for you!!!

[@JordanGreenYT]

I appreciate you for tuning in, David!

[@davidvasconcellos6858]

​@@JordanGreenYTThank You Jordan!!!

[@chriscrabtree5827]

@@davidvasconcellos6858 Jordan no judgement . Just know that a lot of us black people here are holding down the community don't forget where you come from in some form bring back some of your experiences our youth needs you. !!!

[@tyronevincent1368]

Black male from US left '98 lived in NL for 23 years now retired living in Azores. Best advice stop speaking English enter Dutch language course ASAP. The advantages knowing the language bonds you with Dutch civics and customs. Work opportunities will avail themselves. Veel sucess!

[@Kleermaker1000]

That is a wise advice, even though you can get by very well here without speaking Dutch, because almost everyone knows (some) English. But it enriches your life if you know the language of the country you live in.

[@fr0mab0v3]

Alot of dutch people go outside the country every year on holiday. There are even alot of people who do this multiple times a year, even for the weekend. For sake sometimes even for one day out. I myself drive up to norway almost yearly. Sometimes even twice a year. If you use certain discount platforms. You can find fly tickets to mulitple countries by choice for €20,-. Using the plane to anywhere in Europe within 7 hours. Or drive from west europe to east europe in 20-30 hours roughly.

[@EELMusic]

Welcome back Jordan Green.

[@gloofisearch]

If you are homesick, just visit for 2 weeks. Nothing wrong with missing your homes country.

[@Jahonecanoe]

Been subbed since you had 700 subs it’s honestly crazy seeing where you are now.

[@LakersParadise]

Is that a good thing or bad?

[@RegisteredFlexOffender1]

⁠@@LakersParadise what do you think bro? 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@LakersParadise]

@@RegisteredFlexOffender1 I don’t know dude you tell me. I can’t tell if his comment is negative or he means it in a good way.

[@RegisteredFlexOffender1]

@@LakersParadise He is proud of Jordan and his journey on KZbin. He mentioned that he began watching him when he had around 700 subscribers, and now Jordan has over 163,000! I’m sure he is amazed to see how far Jordan has come, especially since he is now living in Europe.

[@Waryfuls]

For me it was around that "To my first love" video.. If I remember correctly.. 2/3k subs

[@Yotopian]

I feel you on the weather. After enduring the long scorching Australian summers my whole life growing up and spending a single winter in Europe, I'll take the European winter over Australian summer anytime!

[@BoyTheBlack]

as long as it makes you happy...stay and do your best...

[@philippearmbruster2177]

There is homesickness and there is culture shock, and often, they are difficult to tell apart. So what you interpret as homesickness could also be a form of culture shock. Not the obvious culture shock, but the one that typically sneaks up on us after about 6-12 months in a new culture when we rationalise that by now we are comfortable in the new place and understand the culture, while somewhere in the back of our brain we have doubts whether we really do.

[@jamarlbryant1445]

Glad you’re posting again man

[@JordanGreenYT]

I appreciate you for tapping in bro! I have a bunch of videos in the vault right now, so definitely stay tuned for more content 🥂

[@jamarlbryant1445]

@@JordanGreenYT np man any time and sounds good.

[@jamarlbryant1445]

@@JordanGreenYT got you man

[@rrickarr]

I arrived in Europe on Aug 1. 2005 and have never ever looked back. Never had any homesickness--don´t even know what that is. Moving to Europe is the greatest things I ever did and of course all our friends who have to live under Trump......

[@Vikinggirl1679]

Yes I agree. I live in the state of Minnesota and I am just sick about what is going on in the U.S. I am trying to get a residence permit for Finland. My grandparents on my fathers side were born and raised in Kronoby Finland and the family goes back hundreds of years there. I can get a residence permit because of that I think . You don't even have to have a certain financial amount. Hope it happens. Studying g my Finnish now

[@Lepewhi]

​@@Vikinggirl1679good luck ! I moved to Europe 19yrs ago. Will never live there again.

[@Vikinggirl1679]

@@Lepewhi no place is more scary and volatile then the U.S. right now!!!!I am a 57 year old childless woman aka useless to the repuglicans. Sick. My America is gone replaced by greed, narcissist, and no compassion or ethics.

[@i_love_rescue_animals]

@@Vikinggirl1679 Good luck. I'm retired and live in Portugal. I am SO glad I moved here 4 years ago, because now tRump will be president again. That is very cool that you have Finnish heritage. I hope all works out for you. I have not missed the US at all - it is too interesting living in a completely different culture and making new friends. Hope things go well for you!

[@Vikinggirl1679]

@@i_love_rescue_animals thanks i hope it goes well too. studying Finnish right now and am saving every dime

[@SueIsRetiringToFrance]

I'll be part of the Texodus, in 2025. Glad you are feeling better - and don't come back to this unfolding dumpster fire! Go visit New Zealand or something if you want a long airline trip!😍

[@sophiesmeenk1076]

Welcome to the Netherlands! We also don't have a good government, but at least we don't have to live under a convicted felon and rapist.

[@deed8915]

Yep, leaving Houston Jan 2026. Not staying in this country with a "shithole" government.

[@JUSTaddICE_YT]

Always a good day when Jordan Green uploads again 💪

[@sethleday1543]

I also live here in Europe playing basketball professionally. I plan on staying here longer. Very easy to travel to different countries. the culture is better for dating in my opinion as well.

[@janvanleeuwen2535]

Life in Europe is better. You may earn more dollars over there but you'll have a better, safer and healthier life over here.

[@---David---]

If you feel homesick, then you can of course plan a short trip to see family and friends back home. Booking a flight ticket doesn't have to mean you go back forever as you seemed to assume for some reason. That being said, traveling from the US to other countries doesn't have to be more expensive than anywhere else. You just have to pick the right airline, the right airport and the right date. And picking the right combination of those three things will already save you a lot of money. It's like shopping around for a good deal. That being said you can take the bus in the US to travel between big cities. Flixbus and Greyhound come to mind. They aren't expensive.

[@jsmacks11]

I don't know. I rarely leave the U.S. but Interstate Air travel can suck. Flying from Ga to Mo, I pretty regularly pay about $300 round trip but that doesn't include Baggage fees, Transportation to the Airport, Parking (if you decide to leave your car at the Airport). And searching online for deals is an Art. They do come up but sometimes they don't and if you get put in a busy life period where you aren't checking Airline ticket prices, your roundtrip prices can skyrocket to $500-$600. That said traveling to more popular U.S. Cities tend to be cheaper than travelling to less popular cities (which I do more of the latter). And Driving can be a pain too. Traffic, Roadwork, Weather are the biggest issues but is also time. U.S. being more spread out means you usually have to drive much further when you are "going out of town". So some towns, you might have to drive 5 hours or so to get to another Big City. I think the East Coast is more dense though where you can cover more cities with less driving.

[@OwenAllen-z9b]

Interesting post. Regarding politics; I was once uninvolved --and didn't vote for about 10-15 years, but now am interested & get involved in politics. Politics IS important due to the fact that people --who get power--want to rule over others. Speak up for yourself! Speak up for the weak, powerless.

[@fritzalexis1076]

Bro you left at the right time tbh, this year’s election is a funny movie😅 but other than that I’m proud of you bro!

[@An3z-u5h]

I too moved from the US to the Netherlands some time ago. I can relate to the homesickness. It was awful. I even started missing the crappy things in the US. In the end I think it was just a reaction to me changing as a person mixed in with a lot of nostalgia. Anyway, I chose to stay in the Netherland and have no regrets. The only thing I miss now is Taco Bell..LOL

[@petragrasman1172]

Have a very nice time in england 😊😊

[@peterweiss123]

you had me mindblown with this Amsterdam-Valencia to Dallas-L.A. comparison

[@tic-tacdrin-drinn1505]

Homesickness is natural. Not because you necessarily prefer one country to another, but because you can miss everything that is familiar and want to experience certain things or places again, even outside your own country.

[@ramprashad29]

I have my house i can rent it out and move out of NYC but i am taking care of my mom and have my job. Cant up and leave too many responsibilities

[@Armando.Sepulveda]

I will take cloudy drizzle weather over Miami hot humid weather and hot Southern California weather anytime

[@EELMusic]

This video is very informative.

[@CD-hv3vl]

I bet you are not feeling homesick now.

[@williamstringer6519]

I wonder if Jordan is required to pay tax to the US Inland Revenue, as I've read that if you were born there but live in another country they still expect you to pay US tax.

[@paulm2467]

He will but I think that it’s deductible from his Dutch taxes.

[@jsmacks11]

I didn't leave the country until I was 25 years old in the U.S. I really didn't leave the Mo-Il bi-state area until I was 22 years old.

[@aaronaustrie]

I agree with you about the politics part. It’s extremely dangerous right now. I try not to be bothered by it

[@SassyveeSceneries]

You are not wrong!!! The heat is unbearable at times. Thats one thing i dont like about Dallas.

[@jsmacks11]

I grew up in a Colder State (Mo), and Winters can be unbearably Cold. That said people from the Upper Midwest would come down to visit and tell us how easy we have it. But yes even Mo can be unbearably hot as well in the Summer. I live in ATL now which is probably similar to Dallas (although I don't think it gets as hot here), but yes it can still get brutal in the Summer. Winters are mild (compared to other parts of the Country) but it does get Cold enough to complain about. What i am finding is nowhere has perfect Weather. Just took a Trip to Long Beach Ca in June, and for June Long Beach gets pretty Cold (compared to Eastern U.S. in the Summertime). Not Cold but it was definitely Cold enough to want a Jacket and I don't think the Sun really came out the whole time I was there. I thought I was in a different State as it wasn't the Sunshine state. I guess I will find the odd time to go somewhere when it isn't having its normal Weather. I also remember taking a business trip to Amarillo Tx in the middle of January. Talk about Cold. I went from. Houston TX (Where it was in the 70sF) to Amarillo TX (32F) same state. When i left it was in the teens (Farenheit).

[@LILZ441]

Missed you bro👍🏾

[@PhantomBroken]

Wish me luck, I want to leave the US for Japan

[@JordanGreenYT]

Go for it bro! Worst thing that could happen is you end up exactly where you are right now 🤷🏾‍♂

[@pimpnamedslickback7780]

Im thinking of moving to netherlands or Germany as well. American culture is built on rampant consumerism, stress, poor diet, lack of exercise and violence. There's so many other places around the world where enjoying your life is more of a priority than this

[@fatherson5907]

You believe any silly nonsense you see on social media because you’re not accountable for your failures. Looking to lay the victim and blame everyone else for your laziness. Typical.

[@ceebee3867]

Have you discovered Flixbus?

[@ScooterU3]

I wish I could leave America. I just have uneasiness with how people are about this country and election and even way of life that its gonna reach a boiling point. I feel sorry for not only myself but others who will get in the cross fire when s.h.t.f. and I know most would read thos and think im being overdramatic or being pessimistic but how can people not see it when over the last 8 years at least its only gotten crazier especially after covid happened. But mainly I'm tired of living somewhere that people let politics race liberalism and ideologies rule their lives and even push onto others. And we gonna see im right by next week!

[@dux_bellorum]

My plan once I retire from the Army is to move back to Europe. I was born in Germany, stationed in Germany, and felt more at home and accepted in Europe than in America. Especially after 2016 and this current election.... my family wants me to move back to Florida, and I just laugh...

[@tyronevincent1368]

You can leave. If you know you want a future not living in a authoritarian fascists like state. Love yourself and leave. They're sending digital texto messages for POC to report to plantations. I left at 38 years old in 1998 after graduate school and applied for and got citizenship 36 months later by following Dutch civics exam called inburgeringscursus. If you are young like leave nów só you can find employment and build work pension. The Dutch pension system is the best in EU.

[@tyronevincent1368]

You can leave. If you know you want a future not living in a authoritarian fascists like state. Love yourself and leave. They're sending digital texto messages for POC to report to plantations. I left at 38 years old in 1998 after graduate school and applied for and got citizenship 36 months later by following Dutch civics exam called inburgeringscursus. If you are young like leave nów só you can find employment and build work pension. The Dutch pension system is the best in EU.

[@reesereese6510]

Yeah, I been overseas and them leaving the country is not a big deal when their entire country is the size of one of our states... Dallas to OKC is like going to another country in the Netherlands. Thats like a 3 hour drive

[@LILZ441]

Jordon you should come to Edinburgh, you would love it. I just moved out here for university, and it’s been amazing

[@KaletheMessenger]

I was just thinking, "Where's Jordan been?" Lol Glad to see you're doing well. I know you mainly make money through KZbin, but how easy would you say it is for people to get time off from work to travel? I know here in America, even if you have the money to travel, work culture often makes it hard for people to plan trips. How different would you say it is there compared to here?

[@JordanGreenYT]

From what I can tell, vacations tend to last longer here. I reckon the average vacation in the Netherlands is 3-4 weeks, whereas in the US it's 1-2 weeks.

[@KaletheMessenger]

@@JordanGreenYT Thanks for the insight. Love the videos! 💯

[@JaneFokster]

@@JordanGreenYT Hi, Dutch person here. I believe 4 weeks paid vacation is mandatory in the whole EU. Many Dutch workers have more though, like 6 or even 8 weeks. It depends a lot on something called 'arbeidsduurverkorting' (ADV) and how that is handled by your boss/company. It basically means that if you're hired for a full time job in NL, it's usually 36 hours a week. However, how those 36 hours are distributed over the week can be different at different companies or even between employees. A normal work day is 8 hours, so some ppl work 4 & a half days p/w and have every friday afternoon off, for example, while somebody else has a whole day off once a fortnight. Or, ppl do work 40 hours a week (5x8), and save up those 4 extra hours they worked for extra vacation days, to be spent whenever they want. So about 4 weeks are actual mandatory (by law) vacation days and on top of that many ppl have more due to constructions as described above.

[@sophiesmeenk1076]

Jordan, take it from this 70-year old Dutch woman: do NOT move back to the US right now. If I had a trip to the US planned for next year, I would cancel it like a shot. Feel welcome and safe here. Eat the wholesome food (Dutch people are not the tallest people in the world for nothing 😊) and freeze the bread. And enjoy the chilly wind in your face. Just welcome to the Netherlands ❤️

[@ac20oakcliff]

It’s buses and trains that go all over the dfw. A car is not a need depending on where u work at

[@BebeLush2]

Congrats to you and your decision! And it is shameful how consumed the US is with politics. It’s in every single aspect of our lives. Very sad. Congrats again and don’t ever let anyone tell you you’re wrong. You’re happy & healthy and that’s all that matters! Lots and peace from the US.

[@SassyveeSceneries]

Actually one person can travel to Mexico for around $300 roundtrip or Costa Rica and Panama is a bit more but not terrible.

[@Alan-ou2id]

Funny this video popped up. I’m planning to do a reverse of what you did bro, I want to move from UK to USA hahaha

[@theSamuraiKaizen]

Nice to see you again! Also 80-90 euros is crazy. What things about the U.S do you miss?

[@lloydeelloyd]

Fuel is cheaper in the US, no ?

[@RMaxKeeling]

What kind of visa do you have allowing you to stay long term in the Netherlands?

[@tyronevincent1368]

He can apply for residency with US passport under the conditions he finds work and place to Stay, having just moved from NL for 23 years housing shortage is very dire hás been long before I left US in '98. If you live there Over time opportunities for housing Will avail themselves. Fluency in Dutch language skills things Will happen Faster.

[@dutchflyingpilot]

search for daft treaty

[@kj123official]

Don't feel bad about being home sick brother.. you can always move back to the U.S AND you can always move again ANYWHERE you want! It's you're LIFE experience, it doesn't matter if people watches you on youtube and/or you wanna stick to your words right now (as a young man). There's no shame, at all. (Sources: my own experience)

[@aaronaustrie]

Respect ✊🏾💯

[@nfboogaard]

You're not Red, Blue, Purple, but Jordan you are Green 😊

[@tomwalton6425]

I went to Turkey from London and came back in $70 last month

[@lloydeelloyd]

You will like London when you go there , end of the month

[@kellyk-y9d]

You forgot to mention the road rage. It is getting worse by the month.

[@Delsxn4evr]

yo i wanna ask ,u on tourist visa

[@JordanGreenYT]

I'm on the DAFT visa. Pretty soon, I'll release an eBook explaining how to qualify for the DAFT visa, so definitely stay tuned!

[@thomasjames4245]

Where is the discord link

[@38zae]

long time broskii hows life

[@JordanGreenYT]

It's going well bro! Just got back from London; vlog coming soon 👀

[@jebzz1104]

@@JordanGreenYT OMG i live in london!!!!!!

[@JamesBondEsq.]

Looking for nice weather in the U.S.?🤔 I got 2 words for you: San Diego 😂

[@blitztactique4689]

Hello bro! I'm Aboriginal Australian. I support my BLK American brothers!!! European males enslaved, colonized and subjugated our people for over three generations! European men tried to breed the melanin out of our skin! I respect you for speaking out for THE oppressed people globally, much love KING!!!!11

[@JordanGreenYT]

I appreciate you for tuning in bro!

[@halapunjete]

You raise a valid point, especially as a KZbinr with location-independent income. However, for someone in a traditional 9-to-5 role, the salary disparity between the U.S. and the Netherlands (or Europe as a whole) can be stark. In many cases, people in the Netherlands earn only a fifth of what they would make for the same job in the U.S. Even after accounting for benefits like healthcare, 401(k) retirement savings (similar to Dutch pensions), and unemployment insurance, disposable income in the U.S. often remains at least three times higher than in the Netherlands. This is a significant trade-off, even though the Dutch may try to frame lower income as a favorable aspect of their lifestyle.

[@tomwalton6425]

Hard to compare. You pay less taxes in the US. In addition you have to work more in the US. Our most valuable asset is time

[@luckysparkle738]

I agree pay scale is pretty low …

[@LalaDepala_00]

​@@tomwalton6425About the same tax when you include all the other monthly costs for Americans that the Dutch don't have

[@LalaDepala_00]

Money isn't everything. Id rather be more poor but less stressed.

[@halapunjete]

@@LalaDepala_00 Poverty brings a level of stress that can impact every aspect of daily life, from worrying about basic needs like housing and healthcare to managing unexpected expenses. In contrast, having a stable American income often shifts the focus toward choices and experiences, such as deciding on which restaurant to dine at or planning for future vacations. Financial stability can greatly reduce anxiety over essential needs, allowing individuals to enjoy a different quality of life and focus on less immediate concerns.

[@Waryfuls]

Ik wist niet dat je nog in Nederland was man... damn

[@THEONETHEMYTHTHELEGEND]

yoo Jordan do thee 30 day NNN VLOGS Brotha!!!

[@monricoflink7711]

Its almost like NNN doesn't exist anymore

[@allisonrowe3683]

Dude you do not want to come back to this dumpster fire. From one Dallas person to another. We're trying to get out!!

[@fatherson5907]

You’re just a privileged and entitled westerner with an easy life, which you still fail at, looking to blame anyone but yourself. I bet that it’s not your fault you have 3 chins also. Right?

[@annebraun581]

Dude… you can’t whitenuckle homesickness by telling yourself rational arguments what is bad about the US. Homesickness is a FEELING and I think these feelings want to be felt and usually there is some grief there as well. Homesickness goes so much deeper than you might think… it’s about our identity and so on and so on. Wishing you the courage to dip into these feelings. Greets from Germany Sorry for my german directness, it comes from a good place.

[@Waryfuls]

3:17 Bro mentioned weather and moves to the Netherlands hahahahahah legend

[@jsmacks11]

From what I hear though Europe (at least Western Europe and Non Scandanavia Europe) has fairly Mild Winters.

[@Waryfuls]

@jsmacks11 Yea that's true, but it's mostly rainy, muddy, foggy etc. It doesn't really get as cold as 10-15 years ago. Shits changing here

[@bigspiritnae6597]

Broooski my boy JORDAN BRA ITS BREN FOREVER BRA

[@anapple3445]

I smashed the 10 second skip button several times when I reached the Teige Hanley ad. It's every video nowadays 😭

[@JordanGreenYT]

I can see how that would be annoying as a viewer. That said, I wouldn't promote them like this if I didn't TRULY believe in their product! I've turned down more sponsorships than you would ever know- even when I was dead broke. That said, I have plenty of unsponsored posts coming soon, so stay tuned 🥂

[@blitztactique4689]

We must protect Keisha from the cave men: European males enslaved, colonized, brutalized, subjugated and dehumanized BLK women for over 400 years! I hope BLK women can recover from this traumatic past! Much love to all the copper skinned sisters out there!!!!!!

[@JordanGreenYT]

Much love!

[@davidmcxx]

In Europe we don’t really fancy blk women. 0.0001% of White males will fancy a blk woman.

[@Jughead24]

That sounds terrible! But now you can do absolutely nothing, demand things from others and defer any accomplishments. Best of all you get the title of victim. Awesome choice of how to live your life. Success and happiness must surely follow 😂

[@chriscrabtree5827]

I saw where the basketball was literally bragging about the ease of dating let me guess white girl heaven. I understand that you enjoy new experiences but basically black men have this need for being worshipped by Caucasian women exclusively now out ladies are not far behind. Will the day ever come where we put the emphasis on our own race as a collective and culture based on thriving for excellence ? We certainly do it the second we are in another culture and put up with everything else connected.

[@JaStvarno]

And look at you, using technologies made and created by white men, using the language of white men...because your own highest and greatest achievements are graffiti in caves... if you already mentioned caves - we are long time ago out of those, you would be still in dirt and caves if there was no England. What is your offer to the world? What we can learn from you? Absolutely zero benefits for the humankind... Looks like your whole personality is made by a victim mentality because if you learned something you would understand that everyone was victimized and oppressed during history.

[@selmeagarnett571]

Bye.

[@nick8243]

Now is a terrible time to move to the US unless you like fascism.

[@fatherson5907]

You don’t know the definition of that word. You just repeat whatever nonsense other people tell you. Lack of critical thinking is sad amongst you zombies.

[@lloydeelloyd]

Us has 50 states and is huge, Europe has 50 countries. So in Europe each country would be like going to. a different state in America. Most ppl in Europe wouldn't of been outside Europe, just like most ppl in America wouldn't of been outside America but just travelled within.

[@JaneFokster]

I get your point, but the difference between European countries is really a lot bigger than US states. And yes, I know that the states are not all the same either, but in Europe you usually get a different language, different cuisine, different customs/culture, different brands, different shops and sometimes even a different currency. This, in combination with shorter distances and having a lot of paid vacation, makes that Europeans are much more used to travelling abroad. Most people I know HAVE been outside of Europe. Many have been to the US/Canada/Mexico, even if only on a city trip to NYC (like I have), but also Asia (Thailand is very popular), Africa (Morocco in the north and South Africa are popular), Australia and New Zealand. Many Dutch ppl in particular have also been to Curacao and Aruba in the Caribbean (which are sovereign countries, but part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands).

[@loocro]

Don't agree, I'm from the Netherlands, a lot of people I know travel for leasure 2-3 times a year. Travel outside of Europe happens a lot too, typically after graduation before kids or after the kids have left the nest. South-East Asia, The Carribean and US East coast are popular destinations outside Europe.

[@arianbyw3819]

Tbh, could anyone miss living in America?!

[@fatherson5907]

Anyone who wants a better life than playing video games and living as peasants, like you.

[@lloydeelloyd]

Probably too quiet where you are, maybe a bigger city would be better. You will be back in the US though within the next 6 months

[@Armando.Sepulveda]

You don't miss American fast food either

[@AstroXBnb]

Bro literally no less than 2 hrs ago was watching ur day 8 n 9 of ur long ah no fap vlogs i had somehow download on ma fone. Is this a coincidence 😂

[@JordanGreenYT]

You manifested it bro! It's crazy. I feel like those NoFap vlogs weren't that long ago, but it's actually been almost a year. I appreciate you for still tapping in after all this time 💪🏾

[@aadnitraat]

Politics?......I hear ya 🤔😉😎

[@brotherjoll1802]

Absolutely waste

[@nickbondarenko8889]

I kinda liked where you were gonna go until you started talking ab global warming. It’s something politicians like to take about and how it’s destroying the planet. While the climate is changing you can’t just be out here and say global warming is occurring it’s the extremes of both hot and cold.

[@JordanGreenYT]

You're right! I used global warming as a catch-all term for climate change, but it's definitely a bit misleading. Hopefully, we can get things moving in the right direction in the coming years 👍🏾

[@kirstenlandon3043]

@@JordanGreenYT My husband is a geologist and he hates that “global warming” became the term. It’s too misleading to cover what’s actually going on. Climate change is accurate but not confusing. ✌🏻

[@ViktorOddy]

I've been living in Europe for 2 years. Originally, I’m from Ukraine. Honestly, Europe is just such a scam in every way. I’m not only not liking it, I dislike it very much. I've also lived in Asia and think that it's the best. The only downside is the time zone.

[@JordanGreenYT]

I appreciate the insight! I've enjoyed Europe quite a bit, but I'm definitely curious to see what Asia has to offer. It seems like the cost of living to quality of life ratio is much better over there 🤔

[@MichielvanderMeulen]

why?

[@kellygu47]

11111

[@graciefreebush394]

Say Trump 5 times.

[@Madara_idc]

almost 10min for 2 reason and ad sponsor.... And it matters what income you have where you live... Do you KZbin for Living? then you should know the taxes and Payments what you need to pay.. Even if you are Homeworking no Matter what.. IF like i move from Vienna to Netherlends i need to get whole bunch Information for that the metter is i working as employee or myself... and every Land has Other Taxes and Payment regulations... if you dont try to Scam the Land.. you Said you move to live there that means you have an Adresse where you life and then you pay Taxes like everyone else.. no matter if youtube or not.. Yes the Food is healthier and cheaper.. 15min of youre video.. i still dont know why you get Homesickness how you talk about everthing is Better... only when you see around you how you can feel safe ... guns exist but you dont feel threatend like US... No Crazy People yes Europe is Dif. but better

[@fatherson5907]

The EU is worse in every way.

[@hanibalistyczny2651]

why not africa ?