My Best Reasons to Move Overseas

[@nomadcapitalist]

What's your #1 reason to move abroad?

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

Another great video,andy!happy memorial day weekend

[@JuliaRuddock]

Trying to escape the modern-day corporate slave trade and live simply

[@MannedSoldier]

Getting away from governmental tyranny

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Wanted to move to Japan after the marine corps in 2020 but it was closed to all foreigners, so I started to do research and Mexico city caught my eye when I went home to Alaska. When I visited the city I loved it so much three months later I sold everything and moved back to mexico. Been here ever since. But I ended up acquiring temporary residency for 4 years and will get permanent after that with zero issues thankfully.

[@babajaga8180]

@@alaskanwhiskey That's a big one. Good luck mate

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

The main thing about moving outside of the USA 🇺🇸 , is the change in “ the mindset !”

[@stephenvanscoyoc2638]

#1 reason? Love. The rest just followed naturally -- multiple passports, offshore accounts, worldwide travel. Twenty-five years later the love is still there!

[@fillername458]

Born and raised in the US. Served in the US military, worked in the intel field post military and you know I just don't feel like an American. I lived abroad for so long that it's just hard to relate to the way of life in the US. I am far more at peace abroad than in the chaotic US.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Then go back abroad brother. And Semper Fi! 🦅

[@cathihargaden1608]

Feel same in UK

[@fillername458]

@@alaskanwhiskey Working on a CBI program with St Kitts. After that I will join the waiting list of people who are waiting for an appointment to renounce. From there on I can live anywhere in the world. Pretty much without paying taxes to boot.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

@@fillername458 dang man not too shabby. So you definitely on top of your stuff. Will go the dual passports route and get me a mexican passport we will see what the future may hold.

[@realalexmackenzie]

You touched on all the reasons that I cannot wait to put Canada in the rearview mirror! The moment my business is stabilized enough to run entirely virtually, I am on the next flight out. Of course, that will be a private flight, since our current government feels it is their job to punish people who don't share their views on health procedures. As you might guess, the desire to be left alone is a huge driver in my very long list of reasons! I am also no longer comfortable paying taxes to a regime like ours. Whether it is giving giant payoffs to convicted terrorists, or funding programs that actively demonize the people who helped turn Canada into a pleasant and functional place to live, I simply cannot keep funding this nonsense. And of course more sunshine and warm breezes!!

[@net2dev]

Amen! I hope you can make your dreams come true. Im on the same boat, I want to leave the US so bad. Im working hard to make this a reality.

[@jaws2003]

Good luck on your journey. Im the same way in America. I want to get out.

[@kelkunAK]

could boarding a small private boat (for example boarding with a fisherman) to sail into Mexico/Caribbeans and fly from there be a cheaper alternative to leave?

[@realalexmackenzie]

@@kelkunAK It seems like it could, for sure. They would not fall under the passenger vessel regulations. It would be a long trip though! You would have to bypass stopping in the U.S.

[@Lanark83]

I describe traveling & living overseas as providing an operating system update. From v1.0 to v2.0. The thing is you cannot get this upgrade if you stay home. You need to get out and travel and live in other counties and cultures.

[@FreedomTalkMedia]

I've heard that in Mexico, you can walk outside with a beer in your hand and not get arrested.

[@vapid2323]

We do have laws that prevent this, but most of the police won't bug you unless they want a bribe. I would advise sticking to the areas that explicitly allow this, for instance, in Playa Del Carmen you have particular areas of the city that let you drink on the street. But if you were to walk a few blocks you might be breaking the law.

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

A lot more free than the “tolerant”states of Amerika

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

@@vapid2323 excellent observation

[@alaskanwhiskey]

@@vapid2323 nah. They don't care this is coming from a expat who lives here. I drank with open container in Mexico city with zero issues. Don't think on it too hard.

[@mynamename5172]

Yes, but you would have to take off your mask. Mexicans love masks.

[@macpony2571780]

My best reason for moving overseas was my sanity

[@asparrow9876]

Lmao amen 🙌🙏

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Lmao 🤣 that I agree with after the marines I couldn't stay in the usa because mental health is not well in the usa I will say that. People have more sense abroad.

[@DeusExMachina50]

Where did you go?

[@macpony2571780]

@@DeusExMachina50 Costa Rica Pura Vida The best move I've ever made

[@DeusExMachina50]

@@macpony2571780 I hear a lot of good things about Costa Rica. Any downsides?

[@BlazeGuitarLessons]

Love this video. It's good to see the videos that give a lot of information but I really love the motivation behind it all too.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Glad to hear that.

[@trique9776]

73K USD is actually a lot higher than the average salary of every American which is around 52K USD. Just FYI

[@net2dev]

but in that income bracket you don't have the benefits that lower earning income individuals have. Assistance program, Medicaid etc...

[@enjoyslearningandtravel7957]

@@net2dev that’s true and health insurance unless you have it through your company cost roughly 1000 a month plus you still pay copayments and more sometimes.

[@TheKiwiKooker]

It was extremely difficult to find long-term employment in the IT sector during 2009-2010 AND my child support was increased 50%. My ex thought it would be funny to file a court motion to be behind in child support AND requested the court to put me in jail for 6 months (which is very common in America). I finally said I am out and started life in another country.

[@net2dev]

I don't have kids but I got destroyed in family law court when divorced. I have to pay $3k in Alimony until 2025, My ex took everything, savings, 401k, and court in California on top of that awarded attorney fees paid by me, $60k in credit card debt. Its being 2 years rebuilding and clearing at least my debt to get the hell out of US and start life again hopefully this year. Since I'm considered upper middle class, the IRS is literally chasing every penny they can take away from me. Now alimony cannot be deducted!!! So while I lose 30% of my net income due to the divorce, I still have to pay taxes on it and my ex doesn't. Counting the days to leave what was once a great nation, history repeats again, All empires are meant to fall. Hope everything is going well in your life!

[@TheKiwiKooker]

I left America with my dufflebag of clothes and my soldier's box. It was very humbling experience. It took me 5 years to rebuild my life plus America revoked my passport. It irritated me and made me angrier to acquire another citizenship which I did. I hope you the best to rebuild your life and find happiness.

[@net2dev]

@@TheKiwiKooker thank you so much!, this is not the America I knew years ago. Professionals, High-performers are being punished while lazy and criminals pardoned, praised and defended. I'm out!

[@net2dev]

@@m99226 thank you!!! , its not easy to see everything you've worked hard and sacrificed for vanished. you feel powerless with the injustice this nation has become. To add up I just got an IRS letter yesterday asking for $6k in back taxes from 2019! and they demand payment in 7 days due or they will rack 50% late payment fee ! I will have to pay with credit card just to avoid the 50% fee then deal with it as well. I've submitted an investigation but it takes 3months to work the dispute yet they demand to pay or else the late fees will add up regardless of the outcome. I'm done with the US.

[@davidr5895]

​@@net2dev 😊

[@benkim2016]

One of the biggest reasons for Andrew is the driving related issues in the states. Sometimes it is just too much time wasting and dealing with car maintenance, traffic tickets, gasoline, insurance etc!!

[@lilithlives]

I left 14 years ago for similar reasons: 1) freedom, 2) opportunities, 3) War industrial complex and an education a university can not provide, for less money. I'm not the ambitious entrepreneur you are and much of your financial advice and information doesn't relate to my financial standing, but, surprisingly, we agree on the fact that taxes in America do not have a good return for it's citizens. I also agree 100% regarding the embassy services for citizens: they are generally useless to Americans abroad regardless of how dire the situation is. So I don't want my taxes (which is to be an investment for the citizens) to assist in funding that black hole. Anyway, thank you for this channel. I have learned much from it even if it doesn't pertain to my socio-economic standing.

[@kimkennedy123]

I always appreciate your own personal insights and experiences. It really does give me the confidence to look at living elsewhere. (I'm in USA now). Even though I live in an area with a Constitutional Sheriff who refused to enforce mask mandates and social distancing (unconsitutional, and unlawful, he said), I'm afraid of a centralized digital currency tied to a social credit score and carbon credits. I just want to run my small business in a quiet place and semi-retire in comfort and safety!!

[@myrnafromcanada1216]

@Kim Kennedy, not sure where in the world one can escape the WEF and UN.

[@kimkennedy123]

@@myrnafromcanada1216 I think you can minimize your exposure to them in countries with their own currencies who are NOT official members of the EU. It's the European elite who run the show in EU member countries, and of course the USA.

[@gabrielschroll3824]

Do what's best for YOU. Go where YOU are treated best. Well said - as always.

[@Dimrain13]

As a guy that has traveled alot you really get to see what you are missing out on with other countries. I have added the ones noted to visit, but Germany for example... I would pay crazy taxes, but I absolutely loved the culture and people. Its just so nice to see that the things I prefer to see in society DO exist in other places. That said I think Portugal may be the place I end up going so I can go where ever I want in the EU.

[@karlriina6950]

taxes in germany aren't that bad. rents are cheaper but food is marginally more expensive, it's still cheaper all in all though yeah murrican food is sooooooo cheap. cheap foods in germany are beer, sauerkraut, pork is the least expensive meat, fruit juices the same, milk products the same or a bit cheaper, bread is the same basically it's the gourmet foods which are more expensive and the less popular ones: germans eat more pork and less beef. Cost of living in Germany is about the same or cheaper than the USA, really.

[@Dimrain13]

@@karlriina6950 at my tax bracket... It is not even close.. something like 15.5% higher income tax. Though I don't know of the laws over there to reduce taxes so it's possible it's closer.

[@karlriina6950]

@@Dimrain13 germany only taxes you on german sourced income. income from overseas investments isn't taxed by germany e.g.

[@enjoyslearningandtravel7957]

@@karlriina6950 not true , Germany taxes you on world wide income.

[@enjoyslearningandtravel7957]

@@karlriina6950 cost of living in Germany depends what region and city you’re living in. For example Berlin, Frankfurt , Wiesbaden are a lot more expensive than smaller cities or towns. Vegetables I think are cheaper, and really fresh every day baked bread at the bakery with wonderful things like pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds are much cheaper.

[@stephenfarrugia2737]

My favorite channel now. Friends in Georgia are loyal and that I like. I see you picked up a point or two from our comments. Ears on the ground, very good.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thanks for sharing, Stephen. Glad to have you on our channel.

[@rystewart2022]

I'm stoked that I stumbled across your channel @nomadcapitalist. I've very recently started exploring my location options overseas and am looking to move my career to online freelancing (I'm a qualified boilermaker/welder/advanced rigger by trade) The videos I've watched thus far have been super informative and have given me some other things to consider as well! Thanks legend 🙏

[@JTland-sea-air]

Well-said Andrew, concise, to the point and quite objective.

[@Raulb6728]

Oh man the tomatoes in that Georgian salad and of course their Georgian wine is also amazing, i dont drink any other wine now lol… flawless!!.. was in Tbilisi in Feb 2022.. great trip and amazing food

[@nomadcapitalist]

Yes, Georgian cuisine is very delicious😊

[@LeoInterHyenaem]

As far as I'm concerned, no tomato beats the decidedly non-Georgian Tasty Tom.

[@Lanark83]

Georgia and Tbilisi and wonderful places to visit and spend some time living. But if you want to start a business in Georgia that’s another matter. Very tough with the Georgian culture and everyone takes such a short term view. No such thing as deferred gratification. I think that will change as it matures but for now it’s a major issue.

[@CurtisMoe]

I moved to Central America. No one cares what I do. I can focus on jiu jitsu training as much as I want. I created friends here much quicker than when Imovedd to Tennesse and then Puerto Rico. Women here are pleasant and kind. If I throw a party, I have to be careful of how many I invite because that number usually doubles. Different from when I was in the States where I would invite 50 people to my event just cause I know only5-10 willshow up. Is it better here? For me, yes. For you, maybe no.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Smart man, and from Tennessee? Never thought I'd see the day. It's like moving myself from Alaska to Mexico. You just don't hear stories often like this

[@derekwayne1]

Curt, after the time in ES & Guatemala I see what you & Johnny are talking about. Looking fwd to moving permanently!

[@bluntlyspeaking8289]

Good for you, Curtis Moe! You're right, even someone without social anxiety gets anxious about how many people will show up to their party. When enough people actually show up to make it a proper party? That's a huge lifestyle improvement!

[@joeytheq9818]

This was one of my favorite posts. Don't know why, just kind of resonated with me. Thanks for all you do. I need to find someone like you who works with people closer to the Million Dollar mark. I think you are a bit out of my league. But your insights are appreciated and eye-opening at times.

[@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven]

gives me an idea for a business start up. thx

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

I mean food outside the United States is on average healthier. With exceptions for very few places, the cost of living is lower. In a fairly significant part of the world Internet access is cheaper and faster. In a majority of the world, people are far less likely to take as many risks with negative impacts on your health and well being as Americans do. In a majority of countries on earth you are about 10x less likely to be the victim of a murder, or severely injured do to violence. In a significant number of countries you are far less likely to require a car to live, further reducing your cost of living and your carbon footprint even if you travel by air a lot, because your percentage of the emissions from a commerical flight are miniscule. A large percentage of countries give you the opportunity to improve or maintain neural plasticity by exercising your brain learning a new language and many of these countries are small with neighbors who offer an opportunity to learn yet another language. Your healthcare costs will dramatically drop and in many countries not only will those costs drop, the level of care will dramatically improve too. The fact that you can walk more easily as your primary mode of transportation in many countries will improve a large percentage of Americans overall health.

[@2cartalkers]

Andrew, you are spot on!

[@steven_dekok]

Wow, you are so right, never really thought about it but, yeah, it does seem like we're always breaking SOME type of law, regulation, policy or social mores in America!

[@kevinarrevillaga926]

Personal can wait when I move Out California and United States

[@net2dev]

OMG Me too! I'm literally on the same boat as you! Can't really wait for the day when I'm on the plane giving the finger to LA from my window seat while taking off LAX.

[@kevinarrevillaga926]

@@net2dev my friend left Nebraska

[@kevinarrevillaga926]

@@net2dev I need get out Country

[@mexicomo6942]

The only main reason that makes me wanna move & obtain a backline citizenship . First of all, it guarantees my safety & freedom most importantly for someone who came from bureaucratic country that doesn’t have any resistant law . And another reason is that it’s gonna open for me many opportunities especially the business ones.

[@onthemoney8356]

Excellent video!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you very much!

[@claireg.9732]

One of your best videos. It would be great one day to approach the subject of relationships/ dating overseas from a woman's perspective.

[@andrewkyomukama4823]

You are very right. I would also be interested in knowing where one can meet female entrepreneurs. Most topics relate to families and/or males.

[@spiritualexercise265]

I semi-retired with my wife in 2020 and yes property and sales taxes are much less here % wise. Freedom is subjective, while there is a more authoritarian mindset in the government here, I have had freedoms that I didn't have in the US due to the populace being responsible also. Many factors have led to a far better quality of life here than in the US. People are more friendly, housing is more accessible, travel within the country is peaceful, I feel more safe here than in the US, etc.

[@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven]

where is "here"?

[@spiritualexercise265]

@@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven the Philippines

[@markdyhr]

Great to come across your channel!

[@ahss6275]

Love your work mate. 👏

[@nomadcapitalist]

Much appreciate.

[@baronbattles4681]

You mentioned having a credit card rejected for cash only sales, have you ever considered all the benefits that kind of economy has? Banks want to control us, and there are some who want to know where every penny we spend goes, are we relinquishing our freedom for expediency? Is a cash only society actually more free?

[@Fabio-mc4mb]

Thank you, I do agree basically with everything you said. I prefer a more relaxed environment too by far, life is just too short to make it even more complicated than what it already is. In Asia people are smiling for example :).

[@wilsonbreige4908]

Great content.

[@TheHiground]

Andrew your great. Sadly at 73 I'am unabble to do what you have done.

[@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven]

I'm trying at 70, in association with adult son who sees the value, but I see myself aging out soon too.

[@StGlaciers]

does moving to the metaverse count?

[@taraelizabethlivinglife4094]

It is so refreshing to listen to this channel. Thank you for sharing.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Happy to hear that 😊

[@timmyhiggins5220]

I got offered a job in tblisi with a start up airline as safety manager. My salary expectations were 5000 euro per month. They weren't interested. I have 22 years experience in aviation and numerous qualifications and they couldn't even pay me 5k per month.

[@TVB1st]

Plain and simple - It is the wrong country to have such expectation of a salary.

[@TerryJLaRue]

The US is a great place to make money, but get out as soon as you have enough.

[@nickmusttravel]

Great video! Unfortunately in the west, specifically America, most of your tax money is being spent on the military to fight wars overseas rather than invest in the American people.

[@lindonprice2482]

It’s what’s right for me.

[@LucidAmethyst]

I dislike the term "lower your taxes" and prefer it to be "get more value for your money." Nations where there are high taxes usually have miserable and angry residents. "Lower your taxes" or what I prefer to say "better taxation", that is based on what you buy or what you use, rather than what you earn, is a by-product of a happier environment. So I agree, the western legacy countries are full of nasty, jealous people who resent us for daring to leave for a better life and my reason for moving abroad is to be around happier, friendlier people, more freedom and a better quality of life. If you find such a place, the chances are the taxes are more progressive anyway.

[@user-dy2qq5wh4b]

If you are a US citizen, just get a 1041 complex irrevocable trust where 1 of the 3 is a family trust and all expenses; food, travel, utilities, entertainment, everything is a deduction against the income. then each trust donates into the next. Then when less than 10% is left over use a 990 PF foundation that can then make a loan back to the biz trust. Next level system. Very special and unique! internationally recognized!

[@kimkennedy123]

Thank you! I'm taking notes for my accountant!

[@HunkyMan777]

Why worry about tax deductions and the filing hassles. Just move to a country with zero tax

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

A deduction for the trust is not a deduction for the beneficiary. It is reportable income for the beneficiary.

[@user-dy2qq5wh4b]

@@jeremyleonbarlow its not a non grantor, statutory trust. this is the 1041 (3) interlocking trusts that the elites use. you can not find it online.

[@user-dy2qq5wh4b]

@@HunkyMan777 US citizens are the only people that taxes follow them wherever you go, except going to puerto rico or FEIE.

[@KoolViking3]

Thank you Andrew, another great video!

[@Roberto-xc5xy]

Great video Andrew 👌

[@nooralansare358]

Will the EU pressure on Caribbean countries lead to stop their CBI programs ?

[@browpetj]

Good bit of psychology here 😎Nice😎

[@chimachiemerie1677]

Shalom,please kindly give detailed information on relocating legally and happily to Israel and also on investment Israeli passport.thanks.

[@allenhammer7923]

Thank you. You need to do video's on the street in the places you live and have your friends explain life in their countries who have widely traveled but stayed in those places give a comparison. I agree with you you always feel threatened by our police in America and there is a good reason we have the highest incarceration rate in the world by 4 times the next nation Germany! At least 4 percent are behind bars and so many on perrole. Corporate prison system for profit is a growing business with kick backs for judges. Malaysia does sound good to me or Georgia or maybe Panama? I need a wife at 62 and I don't want to live in snow, any suggestions.

[@myrnafromcanada1216]

Where can you move to escape the clutches of the WEF and the UN??

[@karlriina6950]

Switzerland is not a UN member. I think North Korea might not be? Maybe Mongolia?

[@mateor7302]

​@@karlriina6950 Switzerland is Davos and WEF central

[@Steph_FX]

Do you maybe have some info on Mauritius banking? Good taxes and free premium visa

[@1439315]

Ghetto is creeping into the smaller town in the midwest at alarming rate. Ghetto cars, ghetto music, ghetto people, trash on the street; was changing even before 2020. . .

[@TheBlackAce99]

Tell me your a bigot without telling me you’re a bigot 🤡

[@manub.n6223]

Golden words of Andrew 👌

[@razeilednavarro]

How did Andrew make his money? Fairly new subscriber just curious

[@jugoslavnamljidjiu9021]

I was fantazise when i have 25 years old to go visit and maybe live in USA also i have some friends work and live in USA but they say to me that is not all shine there, i visited and in some live in Italy, Great Britain, France but not Paris, Greece for vacation and Jamajka and Egypt, Malta where one my friend live and work there and i have one small trust fond, and now in late 50 i have only wish to visit New York Chicago and maybe Las Vegas and LA, several of my friend after 20+ years come back to Serbia from USA hole family, only remain to visit Asia but crazy times arrived but i always say how much languages you speak you are richer also as visit other culture. P.S. i love your channel you are the best and i bought your book on Amazon really great book priceless.

[@masterprophet8378]

Don't waste your time coming to the USA, Jugoslav. It's too crazy over here. Europe is far better!

[@davidchicoine9209]

Could it just be easier to live in a country where corruption exists at all levels of society rather than one where corruption only exists at the top?

[@CatamaranChannel]

Alllot of times, its religion. It unites people and people have baseline rules.

[@ZelenoJabko]

Thanks Hans this was very useful

[@justsomeguy2943]

"Don't you want a beer?" Mine was people asking me: "Don't you want a JOB?!?!"

[@buzzlamicjihad]

If you earn in USD, Argentina and Turkey are heaven because the local currencies are turning into toilet paper and dollars are in extreme demand. You can get High quality products and services that you would find in Western Europe for 5-10X cheaper.

[@DeusExMachina50]

How's the crime in Argentina?

[@panamood7455]

@@DeusExMachina50 bad

[@DeusExMachina50]

@@panamood7455 That's what I've heard.

[@panamood7455]

@@DeusExMachina50 Avoid any latin country except for panama, chile and maybe uruguay. Just my 2 cents. I live in Panama and speak spanish, which makes things easier. If you have more money and speak english, I suggest Anguila and Cayman.

[@DeusExMachina50]

@@panamood7455 Not Costa Rica?

[@Acinica]

Invite Big Brother into you living room via technology. The NPC's continue to behave like lemmings.

[@kelkunAK]

they will also welcome central digital money with open arms because its "convenient"

[@milwill14]

Have you ever learned another language to help benefit your stay and business overseas or is English enough?

[@jolly7728]

Good question!

[@as-1982]

In my opinion, it's better to know the local language because it might reduce your chances of being duped, swindled, or other negative things.

[@enjoyslearningandtravel7957]

@@as-1982 Learning the local language is also good for positive things, such as being able to interact with more people that don’t always know English. Also being respected a bit more that you took the time to learn their language.

[@as-1982]

@@enjoyslearningandtravel7957 Definitely. That should be the main reason to learn the local language.

[@paulafranciscac2787]

@@as-1982 Learning the language is essential if you want to integrate. Once you learn 1 foreign language it is easier to continue with others. I teach Spanish to Adults in Fairfax County ACE program and it is easy to see that students that already know a foreign language can learn faster. Spanish, French and Portuguese share a lot in common. Trying to learn some Arabic before going to Egypt in September

[@HildaRealtor]

in most countries, cops' job are to protect their residents; In US, cops' are to eat free donuts and prey on good citizens.

[@aricanaan1266]

I like Andrew and all...But most of his advice is only good if you are ALL of the following: - White -“Christian” - Born in the US (not naturalized) If you are not ALL of the things (above), a US passport maybe the only reason you’re even part of this conversation or invited to this party. If you are not the right color and religion, Eastern Europe may be a whole different experience for you. Andrew can easily make a video one day with the title “Why I got my US citizenship back?” and that would be that. They gave the US passport back to Lee Harvey Oswald after he had defected to the USSR. Not a situation where you wanna be a Latino, for example

[@robinsattahip2376]

You aren't kidding about the embassies, the Bangkok Embassy treats you worse than an airport on the outside and shows they could not care less about you once you're inside.

[@ronniechowdhury3082]

Definitely helps if you are white though. I'm not and though you get all the other things like freedom to do what you want and a new perspective, you don't get the easy friendships. People assume you are the "help" despite being the boss. UK citizen. Sad it's that way, maybe in another generation or two.

[@bojanamir1988]

JUST TAXES

[@maxflight777]

Finances, Freedom and a better lifestyle? *yes* the weather ! 😂 (I love cooking and eating outside !… In the U.K. you really are limited with the number of times you can do this.)

[@Desert_Rogue_Tanker]

I would imagine due to the normal weather that consists of rain

[@whiterabit09]

Australia is not a culture that will leave you alone.

[@johnf6687]

Funding misappropriation of tax money

[@fabiogoncalves9728]

Who is "Alexa"? And who is "Cortana"? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@last_samurai6690]

I thought cortana was dead on arrival. Havent heard of it for the last 5 years.

[@tomoconnell2858]

It’s not always greener on the other side. There is good and bad everywhere.

[@asparrow9876]

That would make the entire world equal in every aspect which is blatantly false...

[@masterprophet8378]

Tom, as an American, born and raised, a native New Yorker, who has been to 6 nations in Europe, believe me when I tell you - the grass IS greener on the other side of the Atlantic. Facts!

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Maybe used to be true but as a american the grass is greener overseas. Usa is crashing and burning hard. Will break off the middle class soon enough.

[@masterprophet8378]

@@alaskanwhiskey , speak that!

[@DeusExMachina50]

@@masterprophet8378 Where?

[@bondjames3184]

Slender women !

[@maxflight777]

Who wants to make $73K ! 😂 That might provoke a few interesting comments ! 😀

[@KeeWeeLim]

More feedom

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

First

[@adelsasumi]

"If you'll go open a business in Mongolia you'll obviously sacrifice relationships." Mongolian women are still better than western women Andrew. Only African women are not looking as an upgrade, but the more transgender craziness develops in the West, the less sure I'm about that...

[@tylerw1892]

FEIE