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00:00 INTRO
00:25 How the Irish View Americans
02:13 Cultural differences from the American perspective
07:22 Reasons for leaving the US
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[@azzureone78]

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[@aanandchandramohan7]

Been a long time subscriber of nomad capitalist and was stoked to see 2 of my favorite youtubers share some interesting insights

[@andylim2293]

Ok lah !😂

[@knottytoob]

Aces! Andrew is solid.

[@_-martin-_]

I am from Denmark and I am ashamed we are following US hegemony blindly!

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. Not blindly! Not “blindly!” /

[@MG77740]

....have an example or is it just an anti-alliance remark?

[@_-martin-_]

@@MG77740Without the US there would be no war in Ukraine nor Israel. If you do not understand this you do not understand geopolitics.

[@MG77740]

@@_-martin-_ Being anti-war is generally good. One doesn't need to be an idiot to have a different opinion. In this case, I might even agree, in part, at least. I try to get good news sources but know enough that mainstream news is not reliable. For me the bad guys are not the US, Nato or name your bad country. Its the special interests that support these wars. Its too bad that the US has to fund this nonesense. Our tax payers end up funding things that the majority do not support and nobody can say who, specifically is making these policies and why. The better target is the governments that lack transparency and a press that doesn't investigate and report on corruption. We can't let these governments control the information or this will only get worse.

[@dannytadashi4235]

@@_-martin-_Agree with you 100% 💯 Martin HAHAHAHAHA LOL 😃😃😃👍👍👍👍‼️ and I understand geopolitics and world history very well HAHAHAHAHA 😃😃😃👍👍👍!!! Love my awesome and beautiful China always and the best country in the world 🌎💕💕💕🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳 love Vietnam 💕💕💕🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳 love Russia 💕💕💕🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 love Thailand💕💕💕🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭 love Cambodia💕💕💕🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭 love Myanmar 💕💕💕🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲 love Singapore💕💕💕🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩 love Malaysia💕💕💕🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾, but so much love crazy SATAN devil 👿 AMERICA, and crazy radical Western European countries HAHAHAHAHA LOL 😃😃😃👍👍👍!!!

[@ramys.4313]

I lived in America for 10 years as a foreigner. It's a very beautiful country when it comes to natural scenery and landscape but unfortunately with the worst system you can imagine. The American system doesn't provide tranquility, stability or a family friendly atmosphere. You live in constant fear of being sick, you live in constant anxiety, people are not mentally stable, people don't have time to appreciate the simple things of life... But American people are just people like anywhere in the rest of the world, you have the good, the bad and the ugly, the American government in the contrary is the most evil entity you can imagine, a crime syndicate run by psychopaths.

[@kawaiiavril1658]

As an American I 100% agree with this. Living in the US is tiring and you do carry a lot of worry. Unless you're making a lot of money it really isn't a comfortable place living. Our support system is definitely garbage as well and is designed to keep you in poverty. The US government is corrupt to its own people and the world!

[@d.f.9064]

Just remember it is human behavior. It can happen anywhere with similar circumstances. Be careful where you go. Anyone that can leave the US permanently is lucky. Where I lived, in Montana, you can't make enough to move away once you're there. I now live in South America and am saving money every month because the cost of living is real, not inflated.

[@kawaiiavril1658]

@@d.f.9064 I understand this! I don't romanticize moving living anywhere. Everywhere has its issue.

[@darylsledge1456]

thanks for generalizing 330 million people. we appreciate being the same.

[@panyaboonc5621]

American government in the contrary is the most evil entity you can imagine. You forget to mention the mainstream media is just as evil.

[@YZsTravelAdventures]

"Go where you're treated best".

[@knottytoob]

;/)

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

Only US citizen get tax in other country. Even UN say this crime of human right 😂

[@djzrobzombie2813]

Thailand

[@88gcllc]

Suggestions?

[@shanghaiffgg]

I’m Irish and lived in the US for two years back in the 90s. These days I live in Ireland, Thailand and China and I wouldn’t think of living in the US for a second. The inflation, toxicity, wokeness, crime, high taxes, healthcare system, poor education, crap food supply, homelessness, drug problems, open borders, aggressive work environment with little protection, the list is endless. For the top 1% it’s amazing but for the 99% it’s a dystopian nightmare. No thank you.

[@Dzanarika1]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@KadeBronson]

Ireland has open borders and is even more woke than the USA.

[@IvarTheBoneless40]

You only should live in the US if your either a multimiljonair or a multibillionair

[@AlexNightOwl76]

Not a single university in Ireland is ranked close to a US university. Why are you saying US has poor education? are you talking about high school level?

[@shanghaiffgg]

@@AlexNightOwl76 yes. International league tables look predominately at high school scores. It would be wildly misleading to look at ivy leaguer universities as a barometer of education quality

[@Diderot68]

I agree with him. USA today is no longer the country it used to be 50-60 years ago.

[@davidz7858]

Not even 30 years ago when I came to this country. If knew what US become today, I wouldn’t stay

[@Ming1975]

I think when JFK got assassinated, that was when it was going down.

[@antonlevkovsky1667]

​@@Ming1975 When the banksters got control in 1913. Then it was boom/bust with a couple chosen ones that never lose. And now it's complete financialization (hidden tribute to the financial industry) and a NECESSITY for avg Joe to participate if he wants to have a normal life.

[@user-rt4fw5fk3u]

Self-evident. No country is ever like it was.

[@Diderot68]

@@user-rt4fw5fk3uYou missed the point. US could lead half the world then for she had great thinkers and was willing to sacrifice for the right cause. USA today has lost all ability and moral high ground.

[@d.f.9064]

I like how Andrew finally mentioned American politics. The political atmosphere in America, the main reason I left, has stifled open conversations and ruined many relationships. I am not a millionaire but I wish Andrew would help me with my direction.

[@solpat1977]

I love this man’s honesty and objectivity when he talks about the country he was born in. Few Americans seem able to use reasoning and intellect when discussing the US. Perhaps because so few of them travel abroad, in fact don’t even travel to the next state from where they live, it’s not within their capabilities to view America from any other perspective. The saying “travel broadens the mind” is so true. Add to that an old world dose of scepticism and a sense of irony, and perhaps more Americans might stray out of their bubble, and explore the big, wide world of which they are just a small part.

[@DorieKong]

My husband and I are planning to retire in Malaysia under MM2H. The cost and quality of living is much affordable. I am an America citizenship holder. I have been enjoying my last 33 years life in Southern California, USA. The currency exchange rate, the fresh air, the nature, jungle, beaches, mountain, the greenery nature, the vibes inspire us to set this goal to apply for retirement visa in Malaysia. The medical system is top notch. Malaysians are known for very friendly, hospitable, respectful, courteous, helpful. We are so excited. We will consider Sarawak MM2H.

[@decTac]

Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@windsong3wong828]

I am a Malaysian. Please come. The standard of living is amazing 👍👍👍

[@shanghaiffgg]

congratulations on reaching this decision. Malaysia is a good option. Personally, I think thailand is a MUCH better option. the best of luck!

[@decTac]

@@shanghaiffgg Thailand always polluted and not English usage country

[@windsong3wong828]

@@shanghaiffgg Thailand is also good ….. But Malaysia is better ….👍….hahahahha

[@54000biker]

In the 60's in the UK there were just 150 registered heroin addicts, of course there were more that were not registered but if you went to a doctor (NHS) seeking help for your addiction then you would be checked to make sure you were a genuine addict and then you would be treated and prescribed your heroin dosage for free. Drug addiction was treated as a medical condition, not a criminal offence. Drug dealers couldn't compete with free and the police were not interested. Then in the 70's we got a big loan from a US bank and one of the conditions was that we adopt their 'war on drugs' policy. Addicts were criminalised, users lost their access to safe drugs so had to go to dealers who sold crap which killed the users. The number of adults entering treatment in 2020 to 2021 was 130,490.

[@fluffyblanket1398]

When I lived in Singapore, I didn't need to do any paperwork for my taxes, it was automatic. Now I live in Canada, and I'm (in the middle of) studying taxes, but I still can't understand government's website about taxes. I think something is wrong with taxes filing in North America (US & Canada). I suspect they purposely make it complicated to confuse people and create business.

[@terrencedeagle4429]

I remember one of my bosses calling Revenue Canada "scumbags."

[@chrave1956]

Taxes on individuals is by definition…slavery.

[@icebaby6714]

It is also very complicated in Australia, every year they come up with new rules and alter existing rules, you must understand it well so that you won't be overtaxed. You may want to engage a tax specialist if you need help.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

Its all anglo nations

[@andrewlim7751]

Your mistake means big business for them. 😁😁

[@melliesweets70]

This is ALL very TRUE. I’m Canadian trying to figure out how to leave permanently ❤

[@JayandSarah]

Buy a plane ticket!

[@johnsonolajide4647]

You don't need to tell him/her ​@@JayandSarah

[@lilyinthevalley8046]

Sad to say. But this is only the beginning. Best sell what you've got while it's still worth something and move to east. Even Vietnam is better because there won't be war there.

[@user-oz8yu8ni4k]

What surprised me most about America is that ignorance is cherished.

[@Lawrence-sk2os]

That's a bunch of nonsense. If you want to talk about ignorance, talk to some Europeans and Asians that know nothing about what is going on not only in their countries but globally. I have lived extensively overseas so speak from personal experience.

[@bw2442]

The us tax system bears this out

[@monipenny408]

Criminals are celebrated and protected by the system, the bigger the criminal you are the more protection you get.

[@free_manipur_from_india]

@@Lawrence-sk2os You probably don't even know your gender dude, sit down

[@user-ip8bw7gt2x]

@@Lawrence-sk2os lol! that was the most American thing you could of said The irony in your statement is sad.

[@mikepoulliott2753]

It's sad when a person believes that everyone is in the same bubble that they are in.

[@SAFFIA444]

I couldn’t stand being America for another instant. I moved to Mexico three months ago. It’s like heaven. I was so sick of the constant oversight down to the stupidest thing. Even the streets in the USA, millions of signs, lights, drawings on the pavement, lanes for this lanes for that bike lanes, stroller lanes, H Ovi lanes, constantly changing speed limit signs, cops everywhere, seatbelt laws, give me a break. here, where I’m living, no street lights, no police, no signs, no drawings on the ground, no lanes, nothing. And yet, no accidents.

[@Lawrence-sk2os]

Hilarious!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!! :)

[@johnnyl4769]

I just got my residency and will be there later this year. Looking forward to it. I can't stand the tribalism and vile behavior exhibited in the US. It will be nice to be in a live and let live society.

[@SAFFIA444]

@@johnnyl4769 the thoracic so different. People are gentle, kind, grounded and very much NOT American. Totally different culture. I don’t know where you’re living to, I’m in San Miguel de Allende but will likely leave eventually as there isn’t enough nature for me. Maybe Chiapas.

[@johnnyl4769]

@SAFFIA444 heading somewhere in the Lake Chapala area. I have found during my trips to different parts of Mexico that the mentality is very different in a good way. I have never been to Chiapas but I have heard good things about it and seen videos on San Cristobal. It looks really nice there.

[@SAFFIA444]

@@johnnyl4769 I would just like to find the most nature place, here if you come across anything, let me know

[@judithoconnor6442]

If I had the money, I’d live in Singapore. And at present America is going in the wrong direction.

[@icebaby6714]

Welcome to Singapore! Singapore is pro-America, Americans can easily find a decent job and the income tax is extremely low.

[@brucelatham6636]

The politics in the US have gone crazy. I actually felt better traveling. Most places are safer.

[@Lawrence-sk2os]

"The politics in the U.S. have gone crazy." Yes, you can thank the Democratic Party for that.

[@Lawrence-sk2os]

"Most places are safer." That is rich!!!!!!!!!! :) :) :)

[@brahmaistrash.indiaisatoil5292]

Wrong. I am in Algeria. Its not rich but a lot safer tgan the US. Culture plays a role too. Not just money . ​@@Lawrence-sk2os

[@jessicasmith5728]

I saw Cyrus Janssen. I'm subscribed to both him and Andrew Henderson of Nomad Capitalist. 🙂 The American Dream is just a dream for many Americans. A lot of us will never achieve it unless we make a high six figure salary or are rich. I do agree with Andrew when he says entrepreneurship is frowned upon by many Americans including American women. If you have your own business it's not seen as being a real job unless you're making a livable income from it. Ironically a lot of jobs are provided by businesses both big and small unless you work for the local, state or federal government. Most hospitals and clinics are government funded unless they're private. The cost of living, politics and people just not getting along with others based on their differences is what's dividing the US even further. Based on what I've seen online, Irish people also seem fun to be around. You'll probably have a good time with them. 😄 The fact that more Irish people of different skin tones are getting along better than many Americans of different races and ethnicities says a lot. Sometimes it feels like there's a secret race war here in the US and I'm not one to talk about race a lot despite being biracial myself.

[@TrueFreedom9999]

This is so true. Every day America become more irrelevant in the world stage

[@Lawrence-sk2os]

Ha ha Ha ha, that's funny!

[@TrueFreedom9999]

@@Lawrence-sk2os glad it made you laugh :D

[@Lawrence-sk2os]

@@TrueFreedom9999 ...yes, it was such a ridiculous comment! If you REALLY want to learn about a country that's becoming irrelevant on the world stage, check out the videos about Germany here on KZbin.

[@TrueFreedom9999]

@@Lawrence-sk2os Oh I put Germany on the list too. As a matter of fact majority of the countries following US comand are pretty irrelevant on the Geopolitcal stage. They don't have any back bone and pretty soul less

[@djzrobzombie2813]

​@@Lawrence-sk2osyeah Germany sucks

[@Joe-gf6vn]

It's not even about what's happening presently with the internal politics and culture. Any American with a conscience, who know their history and the atrocities their government has committed around the world should be deeply deeply ashamed.

[@kawaiiavril1658]

I don't condone anything bad the US does, but I will not be walking around with my head down over stuff I can't control. Anyone outside of the US wishing ill of the average US citizen are just as ignorant as an American who has never left the country. What do I have to feel bad for? Being born on a certain part of earth? Do people outside of the US ever consider that US citizens have issues with their government as well and want to fix it? Also I love how the world pretends like the world was some peaceful place before the US. Sorry when the US declines the world will find another way to be abusive. We are just the "Target" today. Yesterday it was Britain and tomorrow will be China. The cycle is nothing to be ashamed of.

[@Joe-gf6vn]

Why do you want to fix it when you say it has got nothing to do with you and you're supposed to feel nothing about it? What has other countries doing bad stuff have to do with America not deserving of being criticized? If any government does something bad, they should be condemned, be it in the past, present or future. You make no sense.

[@kawaiiavril1658]

@@Joe-gf6vn why do I want to fix it? Um I want to fix it because I live here and have family and friends here. The US is not just the government and I don't identify as the government either. There is a big difference. Also I never said there was anything wrong with criticizing the US. But I will not be ashamed of where I live or act like I as an individual represent the whole US. The world needs to stop shaming people based on their geographic location. If you have an issue with the US government just say that it's not confusing at all.

[@Joe-gf6vn]

​@@kawaiiavril1658 Make up your mind, sweetie. Is what the American Government did or does any of your concern at all? Does your concern and responsibility outweigh that of non-American citizens? Do you have FEELINGS about the government? Unless you can say you feel NOTHING whatsoever about your government since you feel it doesn't represent you, which you obviously obviously can't, I suggest you feel another little feeling on top of what you're already feeling as well, something called shame. And I would like to remind you your government is the product of the country you live in too, of which you're a member. You need not identify with the government, but both YOU and the government are cut from the same cloth and you can't deny that. YOU and your government are products of the same country. How about you take one teeny second to acknowledge that instead of insisting you and your government are so separate and have absolutely nothing to do with each other? Second, I also don't see how your whole spiel about people criticising America / Britain / China now or in the past or in the future has got to do with anything. Seems like you just want to minimise things and make excuses. "Hey, things like that will always happen anyway, no biggie." And DUH, Captain Obvious? Can't you read? Of course I have a problem with the United States government. Everyone in the world with a conscience should, especially American citizens. It's hilarious how you make it sound like such a big revelation when it's already apparent in my first comment.

[@kawaiiavril1658]

@@Joe-gf6vn I am not reading all that. So you walk around feeling shame. I won't be joining you. Shame doesn't fix shit.

[@nomorenews]

America stopped growing after 1999,thats when it hit the middle age and now it is decaying like an agile old body,which once was simply stunning.

[@Potomacstud]

Great interview , Max , well done

[@EAGLEYES112]

He benefitted a lot from growing up in America, before he shipped out. The clarity of thought, skill in articulation, not beating around the bush, but getting to the point, unnafraid to state his views authoritatively are just some of the virtues he's equipped with, by virtue of being born in the USA. He shouldn't be too ashamed of his American heritage.

[@Martin-1953]

How do all the homeless and jobless people in American cities benefit from growing up in the US? He benefitted from having good, capable parenst, nothing to do with the country as such. What the US is doing is often shameful and hypocritical like banning Huawei, TikTok and stuff like that. They preached free trade when it suited them.

[@Debbie_Bcool]

Yes I agree nicely said.

[@vsevolodpetrolhead8689]

He also had a business mentor back in US

[@richardparker1338]

Just because you cannot understand foreign languages does not mean that the speakers are talking inarticulate drivel.

[@djzrobzombie2813]

Sounds like you are talking about a guy called Andrew Tate

[@Debbie_Bcool]

He's very direct very American. It's sad not to embrace who we are and just enjoy life no matter where we live on this beautiful planet.

[@Hectorogents]

I noticed that too, all his ideas, his affect, his focus on 'sovereign' individuality, its all very American

[@MaryGwenDungan]

@@Hectorogents How could he not come across as an American since that's where he was born, raised, and educated?

[@Hectorogents]

@@MaryGwenDungan Because it's the place he seemingly disdains and ran away from, hence the irony

[@MaryGwenDungan]

@@Hectorogents One's nationality is, if not obvious, close enough, and can be figured out from/betrayed by gait, bearing, direct or indirect way of expressing oneself, etc. No way Andrew wouldn't be recognized as an American most places he goes.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Wow, you got to interview Andrew of the Nomad Capitalist. Excellent catch.

[@MaxChernov]

He watched my channel so it was easy to get the interview

[@Yasin_Affandi]

​​​@@MaxChernovYou definitely have lots of good audience for your videos. It's a brilliant collaboration. 😀

[@MaryGwenDungan]

@@MaxChernov Everyone seems to be interviewing Andrew these days. Good show, btw.

[@danny_invadio]

I've been seriously thinking about moving lately. Corruption is being unveiled pretty much everywhere here and I started thinking. Well shit, if the standard of living is just as good if not better elsewhere, if we aren't some moral beacon, if I can be happier elsewhere, why the fuck am I even here.

[@johnnyl4769]

I can seriously relate to this!

[@saiyedakhtar3931]

I respect his choice, and he has some reasoning behind it, but for the vast majority of citizens, even with a lot of money, it is not worth giving up US citizenship. The US has a large economy and is a global technology and innovation hub. So, a lot of companies invest in the US. Second, he said many of the reasons he have up citizenship was other than financial. Another clue. He was pay zero taxes for his foreign income. I'm in the same position as the guy and live in Dubai but report to the IRS. I pay practically nothing in tax but have substantial US assets. For all practical purposes its a non issue. Only some banks are picky about US citizens but you don't have to deal with them.

[@impopquiz]

I think he’s fed up filling up the US IRA forms 😅

[@rajm2626]

For many people, it's very emotional.

[@gangapoornima]

Cool interview !! I am a very very common person, just middle wage jobs, my experience not paying taxes, or paying 20% percent of taxes is not that important, how taxes are used for communities is more important i think. I am European, The Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Denmark- we pay a lot in taxes, but infrastructure is progressive and practical for everyone and paid by taxes, there is a realistic place for using science and technology, sometimes i think the US are very much behind in this. Dubai....has a very very dark side....I am also Asian.....And the way they treat Asians..Like only Arabs and White people are real people the rest is just someone to look down on, that is sadly also a big vibe in Dubai.

[@saiyedakhtar3931]

@gangapoornima Europe is a nice place to live an average or below average life because governments in Europe are generous with benefits. However, growth is very different and the economy is not at all dynamic. So, making good money is not easy.

[@Debbie_Bcool]

​​@@impopquiz I don't know why he's making an issue about filling out paperwork for taxes because most in America go to someone to do the paperwork for them. If someone can't afford to pay someone to do it for them they do it on the internet. It's very simple. I'm pretty sure he has the money to hire someone so he's probably didn't fill out tax forms. Back in the 80s when I made $5.05 a hour I paid somebody to do my taxes it's easy all I had to do was sign my name. Corporate personalities are chronic worriers, and OCD they over think. I know I am married to one. They so over think the details and make things harder. He just doesn't want to live out side of America and pay taxes.

[@MM-tt3np]

He left in a Greyhound bus and are now travelling around the world in different highspeed trains ;)

[@PatJones-jz9rs]

I think of NOMAD CAPITALIST as a Global Matchmaker for openminded persons that are frustrated with their current citizenship and want professional assistance finding a more harmonious life experience. If you're satisfied driving your parents same old Ford clunkers, then by all means; do whats best for You. However, if You're uncomfortable with that same-old, same-old clunker, and want to explore options available to you, NOMAD CAPITALIST might be for You. "GO WHERE YOU ARE TREATED BEST!"❤

[@kaiki8490]

He mentioned that you can go to jail for filling a form wrong. That i believe is the 3 strike law. You could have explore that topic a bit more

[@CaptKenneth]

O my, i am from Singapore and i am considering applying for US PR. Maybe i should reconsider😅

[@MaryGwenDungan]

If you can get a job in the US that you can't get at home, I'd consider it for a few years. The US is still a good place to get a few years of job experience.

[@BoatLife_DansBoatLife]

‘Dating leggy Moldovans’ classic 😅 👍

[@knottytoob]

Max this was a pleasant surprise with Andrew. Caught on to him @ appx. 1k YT subs, hah. He is a straight up cat, no-frills, no-nonsense, just solutions for the real world. Another one out the park IMB!

[@rajm2626]

Didn't expect this crossover!

[@user-lm2vs1sl3v]

I moved to The USA 14 years ago because my American wife wanted to go home. We’re in CA so the sunshine is nice. Everything else has been a complete nightmare.

[@tony538]

i drive a semi tractor i was in. brooklyn NY , it's extremely difficult to drive in new york city with 80ft semi tractor even gbs companys refuse to take any responsibility in NYC, i got lost in a major steet where i got pulled by the police they gave me 2300 $tickets then i had to hire an attorney for 750$ I'm struggling every which way, you tell me how I'm going to feel about the police

[@kamrulz659]

Go to the country where there is a culture of harmoniously living n people of different etnicity respect n cooperated with each other for decent living.

[@mrc2432]

Except that is hard to find. Any ideas?

[@MaryGwenDungan]

@@mrc2432 Singapore.

[@jillybe1873]

Two countries have tax liability for citizens abroad: USA and Eritrea.

[@pjs20thetube]

Nothing wrong with him not wanting to be an American. However, this guy thinks, that the US collapsing is not going to impact him?

[@M.B.1001]

Well, he is not American, but benefit of having US passport made him what he is :-). Kinda not sincere.

[@gangapoornima]

That is life, has nothing to do with being sincere, his father taught him stuff and being born in america, well, it is just a place, and you are born there it does not make youguilty to America or priviliged, it just where you are born, he worked within this life there, as an Indian would in India, people are also partial individuals, not their culture or nationalty.@@M.B.1001

[@lactusgalacto1174]

When the economy collapses its going to impact the whole world, not matter where you live.

[@ktkace]

DAAAMN, superb collab!!

[@advancetradeinternational8175]

THAT'S CORRECT, I LIVED MY WHOLE LIFE IN USA NOW IM OUT OF THE CUNTRY AND WOOOOWWWWW SURPRISE EVERTHING OUT FROM USA IS NEW IS A BETTER WORLD OUTSIDE AND GREAT LIFE, IM 4 YEARS LIVING OUT FROM USA I GET BETTER LIFE THAN EVER..!!!

[@nathalie_batumi1327]

where did you move to ?

[@dolittle6781]

Feel bad for Andrew. He appears to be clueless about American history. Should be thankful he’s not speaking German or Japanese!! His distain for the US must originate from some deep seated trauma he experienced there causing him to harbor a lifelong grudge against that vast country likely because someone or someone’s policy made him mad. Don’t know of anyone else on the internet that seems to hate their former homeland the way he does. Hard to feel comfortable doing business with anyone who’s filled with so much animosity toward his country of birth.

[@djzrobzombie2813]

Talking about trauma and animosity..,try to live in Germany as an American

[@damonmelendez856]

Typical American thought process, cliche but you sound like some old boomer. Andrew could also have simply realized that the good times are over for the USA, it’s only good if you’re a penniless third world illegal alien.

[@MrEL28]

Many countries sent their students to America to learn and apply the good policies the US uses and not the bad ones, and Bangkok, Jakarta and Singapore are thriving today, yet one looks with horror at the crime and homeless in previously great cities like NYC and SF today.

[@richardparker1338]

They go to the universities and to earn USD. The US is declining because of neoliberalism introduced in the Thatcher/Reagan era. Having sucked all it can out of the US population, leaving a pile of debt, the corporate empire is trying to do the same around the globe. China, with its attractive 1.4 Billion population, is seen as a prime target for exploitation. US corporations want to suck it dry too.

[@michaelmaguire9330]

Ireland has a very good reputation for being a very welcoming country to foreigners.

[@nedthumberland]

The g un culture in the U.S. is also a huge, huge turnoff.

[@Pete_YT]

USA has significantly lower taxes than Ireland. Top rate can be more than 50% including USC and you are paying over 40% taxes for anything over €36k. Whereas in the USA there are a load of ways to reduce even further, the system benefits entrepreneurs. Also US has some of the best tax advantaged accounts in the world. Nothing better than the HSA and ROTH - just look at Peter Thiel, he has $5 billion growth in ROTH which he will pay zero tax on.

[@mikesmith-rp1mb]

You use a countries infrastructure, pay yours taxes.!

[@backpropagation8365]

it is really the rent seeking behavior of the US government plus the destruction of public services that has made Americans frustrated. Taxes are super high but the quality of products and service is just average everywhere. For example, you pay a lot of property tax but you hardly get the government services worth that. Health services are deteriorating by the day but insurance premiums are shooting up. Construction costs are super high now due to myriad regulations, high interest rates, and supply chain problems. Cars, utilities all have gone up significantly in prices due to faulty public policies and inefficient markets. The real estate market is a case in point. Even shitty homes in Tier 1 cities ,where the jobs really are, cost a minimum of $1 million. This has meant the movement of labor around the country needed for a dynamic economy has pretty much disappeared. Of course other well known issues like homicide, deteriorating literacy and education standards, political collapse, legalized corruption etc are all super amplified. The US is no longer a place of opportunities. The growth is all in Asia and quality of life is better elsewhere. Three key events - 9/11 terror attack, 2008 Great Recession, and 2019 Pandemic pretty much has widened the divide between haves and have nots. But still the US is the only place where you can win a $1 billion lottery.

[@vanityfairsosborne]

collab of the century!!!

[@erika8884]

I'm giving mine up. Place me on the wall of shame.🤗

[@goodguyaus]

Fly free, sweet eagle!

[@xmorte]

don't let the door hit you on the way out

[@davidhutchinson5233]

I would love to leave the US but as a felon it's very, very difficult. That said, I'm moving to some rural land in a bout 90-120 days and setting up there. I would love to do Europe....but I don't think they'll let me in for a long term stay.

[@ralphfinklea7855]

Not unless you are loaded with cash. Other countries do not want Americans or anyone else unless they have a lot of money.

[@lewislane1143]

Nobody abroad wants to admit as being American.

[@Lawrence-sk2os]

What a loon!!!!!!!!! :)

[@aldrickespen6863]

Excellent collaboration!!!!

[@seijika46]

Unless its for money, few people from outside the US who are well-informed about its society and politics wish to move there. Desperate, impoverished migrants, fleeing from dangers in their home countries, clinging to outdated ideas of a young nation where its safe, free and welcoming - its just not (few places are) and are thus made the target of fear campaigns, treated cruelly and even if they get in - ruthlessly exploited. The US might be a great place if you're wealthy enough to be mostly immune from its systemic flaws but for ordinary folk the absurdly expensive healthcare, lack of workers' rights, endemic gun violence, overwhelming corruption, horrifying inequality, etc. turns the American Dream into a nightmare that few can wake up from. An exodus by those who are able to flee is entirely understandable (though vexing to those in their new home if they loudly and endlessly complain about the things that were "better at home").

[@chinajazzcat]

This is an interesting perspective, but I respectfully disagree. I enjoy living abroad, too, but America is still a great country with millions upon millions trying to get in. There is no problem that can’t be solved, and I believe this is an American century that will pleasantly surprise many.

[@kimtan95]

he goes to any country that is tax friendly. that's him.

[@johnobrien2643]

Yep. It is so sad and pathetic, to put all your passion and energy into money.

[@valuetraveler2026]

wait to you get familiar with some of the other countries out there

[@user-ne8yi1io4h]

Good to hear Nomad’s personal perspective viz a viz US. It sounds like one is born with inescapable chains to hold that citizenship. Tax trap for life?

[@silvinaarriaga3040]

The same here. I was born in Argentina, don't want to be Argentinian and don't want to show an Argentine passport. Here, they make a living hell to get a second citizenship and you cannot renounce the citizenship you were born with. What a joke of a country it is!!!

[@carrad123456]

This is unique interview, we don’t hear much about how American society has its own problems. We hear problems from everywhere specially India. This is good change. Multi party democracy is required so extremes is prevented, also if you wanna have children emphasis on stable strong family for at least 20 years is required. Stable family unit for children helps society in general. Too much left or right becomes toxic. But this guy is more frustrated with taxes. Even Biden govt is taking them so what changes for him…

[@SFRJshone]

"It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it.” George Carlin

[@user-cn5ri5he4c]

All of my life--and I'm not young--the police in the US were some of the most helpful people in the US. I was followed a few times and just walking up to a police officer was very helpful. That is just one example. They have always been responsive and respectful from Colorado to Dallas to Washington, DC. I'm like you. I don't feel American. I would find it difficult to go back.

[@rockstove]

What will happen if there are no policemen around?

[@damonmelendez856]

There’s no advantage to being an American citizen anymore. You can get every benefit, and even more, as an illegal immigrant.

[@nmatthew7469]

Yeah, Ireland has some issues if you haven't noticed 😂.

[@nedthumberland]

The U.S. healthcare system is just.......the worst among developed countries.

[@MaryGwenDungan]

Canada and the UK are far worse, according to what people say who live there (and come to the US for treatment if they can afford it).

[@user-nc2qj2jc5q]

exMichigan in Spain 🇪🇸🇪🇺🌹👍

[@DenshaOtoko2]

Traveling and adventure changes people.

[@JayandSarah]

Absolutely! Best education you can get - is to travel.

[@tsubahoshi]

I agree with this guy 👦...if circumstances were right ✅ for me.... i would choose Thailand 🇹🇭.

[@DorieKong]

Malaysia would be my first pick to apply retirement visa under MM2H (Malaysia as 2nd home) Sarawak MM2H is even much attractive. Google it.

[@DorieKong]

Malaysia is much better. English is widely spoken. The Muslims are very friendly, kind people. It’s culturally, diversified country. You can meet a lot of expats from all over the world especially from UK. Medical system is great , dental and vision services are much much reasonable than in the US.

[@atikverafunns3012]

Some of people's wants to be America citizen

[@geoffreynolds8835]

😂😂😂😂

[@kawaiiavril1658]

Dude hates taxes I get it as an American I hate it too. However, I find the idea of dropping my passport every time i dont like a countries taxes impractical for most people. I think its way more beneficial for most Americans to fix where they live. Maybe work on getting the warmongers and wealth pillagers out of our government. I think after the decline (equalling out in a multi polar world) America will be a better place and more level head.

[@fluffyblanket1398]

no, he hated the paperwork, not the taxes, because there are ways to reduce his taxes (since he lives overseas and his business is overseas too), but he couldn't stand the paperwork (because if he missed something, he could go to jail), that's why he gave up his US citizenship.

[@DorieKong]

You can work remotely in Malaysia. Mm2H is so attractive to expats.

[@nineseven420empire3]

Ya ya, he did it for the $$$$$$$

[@nmatthew7469]

Okay, and? You say it like it's bad thing.

[@alee2204]

I feel you!

[@neoinitiative]

I think this is not critical enough/a little bit too glorifying of the EU. There are just as many issues in the EU now as in the USA. Just different...

[@andreadaleyutronebel5894]

Brazil has been ruined by Brazilians. Have you been there? Tons of crime and poverty and corruption.

[@Hermit-Crab]

When I went to the UK for the first time about 30 years ago, my English friends told me a lot of Irish jokes. The sense was that the Irish were kind of stupid compared to the English and Ireland was very much a backwater country. Today Ireland appears to be growing much more strongly while the UK is struggling.

[@geoffreynolds8835]

Ireland is classed as being in the UK. Do you mean the Britain ,

[@Hermit-Crab]

@@geoffreynolds8835 The UK refers to the United Kingdom of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The Republic of Ireland, or Ireland in short, is an independent country. When people talk about Ireland, they usually mean the Republic of Ireland, not Northern Ireland.

[@zzdlover2005zz]

There is no perfect country. It's all about the money. America is still a place where there are opportunities to work and save money. With the money that you saved, you can be free from all systems in this world. Enjoy a simple life with your savings.

[@Mike-ys4sr2023]

I moved to Canada 50 years ago but just moved back to my third world country place i grew up. I retired now in most relaxing state of mind and warn all year round. 😅 😂

[@trekpac2]

America has been overcome by people with many opposing opinions and so many problems (like guns, drugs, lawlessness, poverty, lack of medical care for many). I'll take Ireland any day.

[@Lucas-wv6wf]

9:26 Andrew Henderson the ultimate chad, slayer of leggy moldavians and thicc colombians

[@cosmosben6726]

Why didn't he get a UK citizenship? I think London is wealthier than Dublin.

[@Hero89Sabahan]

hmm

[@longch1813]

America, the door is always open for all to leave.....

[@ralphfinklea7855]

The problem is other countries don't have an open border like the US. Most Americans can't leave even if they wanted to. To get residency in other countries you have to have a lot of money.

[@caucasianbulldog6057]

If you are a musician you would certainly like to live in Tennessee.

[@JayandSarah]

Actually, better than that would be Galway, Ireland. Actually, now I think about it - most music is universal, with the exception of Country music. I don't think anyone listens to that outside of North America

[@tuzu1758]

Great! so, take your stuff and runaway. No, no, don't stay. Don't get involved. Don't try to help change for the better. You got yours so bye bye. Please DO NOT RETURN.

[@Lnel3799]

The US is a beautiful country with a lot of greatness which is why millions of people are tying to get in, but it is far from perfect. The worst thing about the US is lack of my form of gun control resulting in one of the worst rate of violence in any country. The other thing is the absence of universal healthcare. I’d add also that the people are heavily taxed.

[@msptv6247]

The lack of gun discipline is what makes the United States unattractive to migrate into recently.

[@sunway1374]

America is great if you have money, but a sorry place for poor people. In many countries in the world, you could still have a happy and good life if you are poor.

[@dominiquechausson765]

why it need to be a dream? is french a dream? Russia? German, italy? ,,,,

[@user-oq9ly8lr9z]

Why do people think it’s so cool that they gave up their countries passport? Congratulations?

[@hongphucnguyenbuiphuchands6480]

Well i think capitalism must be improved

[@Kevin.S.Birdwell]

Sir, you also take a sharp turn when it comes to your advice about Citizenship or Residency 😅😅😅

[@bell-xk5dd]

Maybe it’s just me….i honestly don’t get what this guy Andrew Henderson is griping about 😂….so he doesn’t like paying taxes, so he gave up his US citizenship…so what’s the big deal here….

[@teresacastillo1783]

where is the brasilera women??? where is the afhanistan girls or the india girls sad men speeding in foreign countries keep out

[@type-1diabeticwarriors496]

Good Riddance!

[@majordelays4909]

0:49 Brazilians 🇧🇷 😂(ie high crime had spoiled Brazil).

[@davidlai399]

America’s richest 10% owns 70% of all wealth. The bottom 50% owns just 2%. The rest is self explanatory.

[@MJHiteshew]

Go through immigration/ boarder control and customs of a bunch of countries and see for yourself just how bad America is.

[@spinvalve]

There's something off with this nomad guy's eyes and brow movement 🤔

[@mengsiongkheng113]

Thought Rogers wanted an English and Chinese speaking environment for his children,. Ireland therefore is never a consideration.

[@MaryGwenDungan]

He wanted to be in the East. A long time ago, he said he considered China, but settled on Singapore instead. He won't give up his US citizenship, though, to become a Singapore citizen.

[@ramneekchanna]

not that my country is best and doesnt have flaws but i have yet to understand their Election system. Our is more simple which we adopted from the British

[@inigoromon1937]

This man IS an explanation of all the ills, but for the wrong reasons. Taxes are bad. Thats all he says. No wonder.

[@michaelfritzell9352]

He seems to have a negative outlook on the world, not just the US. Most cities are fine to live in, if you have a decent job and friends & family around.

[@psgistheworstclubineurope]

You live in Singapore, not the zombie infested cities like San Francisco etc

[@michaelfritzell9352]

@@psgistheworstclubineurope I'm sure he can a nice place to live, even in the US...

[@malonidave130]

Father John Sheehan: “Every time anyone says that Israel is our only friend in the Middle East, I can’t help but think that before Israel, we had no enemies in the Middle East.”