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[@robertgillies9382]

I have lived in Panama for the past 23 years. I even became a Panamanian citizen. I haven't been back to thr US in over 10 years. I am here to stay.

[@Robert-ho1ie]

@@robertgillies9382 my only hold back in Panama is not being able to speak Spanish. At 67 years old I don't particularly care to learn a new language. English is enough for me.

[@Grooveriff]

I have regrets about clicking on this video.

[@chriskozlowski7639]

These guys should have moved to CA years ago!

[@fuqutube]

Except the ad that was nice

[@deant.perkins606]

me too! haha. they look like a pair of suckers & a snob - miles away.

[@mcg23emt]

I’m with ya. Crying about organic. Babies

[@kevinm860]

Good one lol 😆

[@ellenf.thomas9074]

Living here for 8 years and NEVER experienced most of what you’re complaining about. Loving life here and everything it includes.

[@johnwilliams7600]

I was stationed in the CZ as a soldier. I've resided in Boquete 21.5 years. I've had a different set of issues... juega vivo

[@SenorJuan2023]

Panama doesn't seem the least bit interesting to me.

[@clemenciasanchez8016]

I am Panamanian and as a local I feel the prices has gone up because all the foreigners people living in the mountains.

[@Andrea-yq9oi]

You're full of it..just returned..it's a pit You should take a trip to first world country

[@marciestoddard730]

​@@SenorJuan2023its not. I stayed there for several months.

[@jeanniedavis4193]

My husband and I lived in Panama from 1978-1981 military duty, we loved it, well I did because I wasn’t the one in the Army LOL- we had our two oldest children born at Gorgas Hospital , we first lived off base in a small town called Arahjian( not sure if it’s spelled correctly), we met some great people and had lots of parties with Mike White, Krenke, McIntosh, Paul and Cindy Davis, Tricia and Butch Cheers, Chris and Ray Wilson, Pat and Louie, John and Bonita Abbey, Tony and Violet Attila and others too, we think about ALL of you guys often, if any of you guys read this, John was stationed at Ft. Kobbee! Peace and Love to All😊

[@johnwilliams7600]

Arraiján. Were you at Fort Amador? I was there and Clayton, and Davis

[@clemenciasanchez8016]

Arraiján is the correct way. It comes from the words “at right hand”.

[@jeanniedavis4193]

@@johnwilliams7600 my husband was first at Ft. Koebe and then to Ft. Clayton

[@susancarrington8091]

I don't know if you guys speak Spanish, but that helps. I speak Spanish and I haggled with the natives and got better prices. The Panamanians love negotiating especially if you try to speak their language. I never felt cheated. So sorry it didn't work out for you.

[@lianalong1450]

I'm glad your back home to the USA, ILL BE GLAD GOING BACK HOME TO PANAMA 🇵🇦 SOOOOONNNN, I miss the trash the heat the mold I miss everything you regret

[@clemenciasanchez8016]

I live in California and I miss my Panama as well. I had the fortune to be born in the smallest province and grew up in the country side of it. I will never regret living there; drinking fresh milk every morning and climbing the big mangoes and guava trees in my backyard . Picking fresh corn, watermelons, tomatoes, oranges,papayas, plátanos…and swimming in the river during the dry season was the best! I really miss the heavy rain and thunder too!

[@tomsaxton970]

I live in Ecuador with an ecuadorian wife. Much of which you mention applies here. The trash/litter is #1 for me. Everyone is late for everything #2. Dogs #3. Motorcycles especially, but all traffic laws ignored #4. Because my wife is an ecuadorian wheeler and dealer, we don't get gringoed much. BUT, people are very kind here and young people especially, are much more kind and respectful than you will normally encounter in the US.

[@rsqpooh425]

I feel your comment. I live in El Salvador with my husband and two kids. My kids and I were born in the US while my hubby was born here. When he retired from being a fire fighter in 2020, we decided to pack up and come here. I’d say the first year was rough as we acclimated but now, we feel like true Salvadorans. The whole running late think im pretty sure is cultural. Latin Americans seem to run on their own time. The stray dog issue is much better than it was when I first came here 20 years ago. People care for their animals now and our president has opened a government run vet when anything from a check-up to full surgery only costs $.25. Trash service just became a thing here within the last three years. It’s better but not perfect. And 100% traffic sucks! I laughed out loud getting my license because the “laws” here seem to be a suggestion only. The gringoing has kinda stopped at least in our town. They know I live here and I simply won’t but if they try and raise prices on me. I think most sellers at the market want to make at least some money vs nothing. I also am fluent in Spanish which throws them when they think I don’t understand but actually do.

[@Liam25025]

I live in Ecuador with my Ecuadorian wife too 🇪🇨 👋 The crime is getting out of control now.

[@Robert-ho1ie]

​@@rsqpooh425sounds like the Philippines

[@evathompson9959]

I’m a Panamanian, l have been living in the USA for 45 years, its a good place, but its also a pretty horrible place, l just don’t complain since l live here, You should not live in Panamá if you’re not happy.

[@winterchild5841]

Amen to that. Those whiners can keep exploring other parts of the world...

[@a1x2y3z4]

exactly

[@brandonsharron7562]

Would you move back

[@Carolinapetroska]

And Panamanian people are so much friendlier and more welcoming than the Americans.

[@garrydye2394]

The white tax is almost universal around the world. I let my Filipina wife pay for everything in the Philippines because I get the skin tax here and same for Thailand and Vietnam.

[@pammicakes41]

No regrets guys! You have learned and achieved so much in every area of your lives. Having a psychology degree, a health-supportive culinary degree and as a grandmother who was a tenured teaching assistant in a kindergarten class for 5 years and am currently in a preschool......Sadie is the most happy, well-adjusted, smart, adorable child. Children learn through play and her growth is astounding because of hands on learning, exposure to so many new experiences..it is such a joy to watch. Thank you for your candidness, authenticity and opening up your lives to us. Your videos always make me smile!❤❤

[@monicawilson4767]

Well said! 👏🏻👏🏻😉😎

[@traceygladwin1924]

So true ❤

[@jojosworld956]

Well said Ms Pam!

[@dora.835]

Panamá has always had issues with how to dispose trash, there have been proyects, but every new government administration has been so corrupted and stole the millions of dollars addressed 14:00 to fix it.😢 The people of Panama, the poor ones are the victims of this corruption. Well, even if you get overcharged, the land, and the vehicles are affordable comparing to US. I live in Tampa, and as a panamenian I can say that the employees there make one third, or less of what they make here. ❤🇵🇦🇺🇲

[@judeskingsbury5549]

What she said!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@elvianwana1194]

This native Panamanian is super proud of all that you have accomplished here in the US and my native land. Your care and sincerity shine through. Here is to your continued successes. I came on board for your epic ride around Sadie's birth. She is growing beautifully. You have so much to be proud and happy about. Blessings.🎉

[@kellythompson4432]

Consider taking regular doses of local Panamanian bee pollen during the rainy season to build up a resistance for the dry season.

[@GrunonFeliz]

and do a liver cleanse

[@sacredbodyworx3083]

Also look at using hapè or rapè also... but yes the local bee Honey will help.

[@josemariacornelis4165]

Good sugestión ,you can buy pollen and every little grain reminds you of the smell of the flowers of the tree where the pollen came from

[@heatherrenton2086]

Back again to watch this video. I was as excited to see your Roastery my very first time in real life as your were your second time. Don't ask me how I know this... I just do. Sorry I arrived too early to meet you... I am not at all good with crowds and such, so maybe it was best for me to arrive on what was probably "The Roastery" slowest day since start up. I have long since finished the bag of coffee I bought. I can't tell you what a bummer it is to drink store bought bugs, leaves, unexpected and rotten bean coffee. I have not been to "home base" for months. I will get there soon. Soon enough probably to order another bag, maybe two. I worried if I bought too many bags it would get stale. How goofy is that thought?!?! LOl 😆 What I buy at Walmart or such store cannot compare at its best, freshest, hit the shelf, into my van and poured into my cup. Doh! What was thinking? I drank every drop of every cup of Morning Movement Coffee I brewed in my simple pour over system in my van kitchen. Morning Movement Coffee ☕️ is a bargain, drop for drop it is delicious. There is no comparison to any other. My "ticker" appreciates one great cup of coffee ☕️ to start my day. My "ticker" objects to anything more than half a cup full of .... the other stuff. If you ever have need of a Granny farmland at Lola's farm. I turn Shananavan to the south from north of 60° forevermore ❣️

[@SharonCullenArt]

Well when it comes to recycling the US isn’t much better. Most people don’t realize that less than 9% of recyclables ever gets recycled in our country even when people are doing the right things. The recyclables like laundry bottles etc, are just shipped over to 3rd world countries and they dump it on the beaches. It is disgusting and one thing I hat about the US. The holier than thou attitude.

[@clemenciasanchez8016]

In Panama believe it or not, we recycle and rehuse things, and when things break down such as an appliance, we try to fix it and we use it until its not good anymore, while here in California everything seems to be disposable. I have noticed a lot of things go to landfills because people buy new things all the time! You know new clothes every seasons, new cars and so on.

[@UmeshKumar-um7ze]

"I hate the US because the 3rd world countries were paying to recycle our recyclables are just taking the money and dumping it in the ocean!"

[@Robert-ho1ie]

​@@clemenciasanchez8016that's because we Americans are spoiled rotten and take things for granted. At least some do. Go live in a developing country and see how people make do with what they have! No other choice.

[@1catea2012]

We are all getting worried about you guys. I have been following u for years, and i know that u would let us know what's up if u could. Whatever has happened, we r sending u LOVE, LIGHT, HEALTH AND HEALING ENERGY !!! ❤

[@MissFancyClancy]

This touched me … I think your viewers will easily understand how and why you’re feeling the way you’re feeling. There’s no time in life for regrets but there is time for love and being where your heart desires. You’ll know where you need to be. Just keep moving forward with your positive energy and love and God will guide you. I can’t wait to see Jordon walk into the roastery and see what the people do when they see him! Enjoy your time in Stowe!! ❤

[@canelli141]

As a USA retiree residing in Panama, I strongly disagree with 90% of the comments on this video of Panama. It sounded like you are refering to another country that is not Panama. By the way expats retirees get 10% off on all prices including airfair

[@JesusEsDios007]

Learn Spanish, call yourself an immigrant not an expat, and don't make things expensive for locals.

[@KARW37]

That is a Panamanian government policy choice. Hold your own government accountable.

[@GoJolli]

Netting over your new garden beds will support the plants exponentially! Not only less bugs, but the slight wind break really helps. I know it is a huge challenge, but I think you will find it a great idea.

[@gio.orbit5498]

man you guys are killing it with the uploads lately 🚀🚀

[@sandycollins3613]

Look at all the KZbinrs that are vegan and ok only eat organic and they got cancer! Stop programming yourselves and just enjoy, focus on eliminating stress and have loads of fun

[@BellarineDream]

Look at you telling people they are "programmed" for wanting to lead a cruelty-free life.

[@nesq4104]

I bet they vegan and got covid shots. Some look like druggies too😂

[@jaeeluv]

What? 😕

[@alans.philippines]

There is no link between veganism and cancer.

[@genesispuredeaf2390]

@@BellarineDream look at you thinking that encouraging people to eat vegan isn’t destroying more habitat and requires the entire elimination of all the species previously inhabiting those acres. Just like you enjoy reminding people that animals are sacrificed when they are used for food….im here to remind you that other than bats and bees (pollinators), industrial farms are intent to eliminate everything which threatens a percentage point of profit to feed people like you. Newsflash….organic branding is a joke to the countries who have been feeding their soil for centuries and they laugh at the percentage of poison that “organic” allows 🙄. Their food and every product that touches the inside or outside of a human body must not have any trace of over 1400 elements. The US has only 11 🤦‍♀️. ….who looks silly now?

[@jimgriffiths9071]

Great to see the old Town. So good to hear the Roastery is doing well. I'll be having my first cup of morning movement later this Summer!

[@Sunshine-kn6or]

You guys are amazing. It’s awesome that you live both parts of the world- rural and urban. Sadie has the best parents and she is such a healthy, inquisitive and intelligent child! Beautiful family!

[@Al-pb2cu]

Panama is both just like everywhere lol

[@Al-pb2cu]

Rains for 6 months, dry for rest… weird u hot allergies down there we never did til I moved to the USA, just grab from trees we do! Markets in Casco viejo most expensive part of Panama

[@retrothingz]

Never read so much drivel in my entire life. What's so "amazing" and "awesome" about a couple of attention seeking deadheads ?

[@jeannerountree952]

Enjoy your time with your family and friends. Grandparents love to see their grandchildren! My first granddaughter is one month old now!

[@kdakodiak]

Raising Sadie in Panama, is the best thing you could do fore her. Family is great, however she couldn't be as worldly and wise if she was to raised in Ma. I was raised on Guam via two adventurous teachers from Michigan, so blessed!!

[@charlottegunning1548]

Sadie is Such a beauty n so smart n advanced for her age.....I think it's from having amazing parents And growing up on the farm And having dual language exposure. You guys are so in tune with the ppl in your life n those who work for you and/or for you. Watching you guys brings joy in my life! Hug that precious little girl for me.❤🙏🏻🤗🐾

[@wulfclaw4921]

1. Get with your local American expats for assistance in purchasing land/ vehicles. Buy a boat too. Gated communities . 2. You see the trash as a problem. I see it as an opportunity. Start up a process for recycling. 3. Allergies- get localized bee honey ! 4. Grow an organic garden ! 5. Have a vehicle- forget Uber. 6. 6 hr flights- beats 22 hours to Iraq. 7. Family- for older retiree aged people- not as big a deal. 8. Having a business stateside is a bit of a strain. 9. Creating a business in Panama with specialized products you can ship to the US for sale. 10. Not that bad at all for retired couples.

[@nofundsgaming251]

Where are you guys?!?!😢😢 starting to get worried. I’m having TNM withdrawals. Lol really hope all is well with all of you.

[@richardleighton5009]

Hey Guys , We live in Buckfield , Maine and on Wen. the 7th we will be leaving early for Stowe , Vermount. And about 3 hours later We should be pulling into Your Roastery parking lot hoping to finally meet You Folks in person and to have some of that Great Coffee !!! We love Your show and Your coffee as well , Hope to see You then !!

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Stowe

[@panamareg]

The trash situation has been getting much better over the last couple of decades. Panama has the lowest population density in Central America, so the people are used to having a lot of room. It has been a long road in getting the people to dispose of their trash properly, but it is getting better all the time. There was a time in the USA during the late 60's and early 70's that the same problem was experienced and that took a couple of decades and a lot of fines to change society.

[@JO_International]

Belize 🇧🇿 actually has the lowest population density in C.A.

[@kd8199]

Here in Texas where I live (Dallas metroplex) the trash problem is horrendous! There are many streets that look like the trash truck drove through and spread all of it’s contents. It’s everywhere!

[@stevebishop3796]

@@kd8199 That is true. The 70's had a statewide campaign launched called "Don't mess with Texas" It focused on keeping the roadways litter free & worked after a few years! Unfortunately over the past decade, the large city centers have big vagrant & homeless problems, people with mental/drug abuse issues etc and the trash is yet a symptom from all of this. 🥲

[@drealoewen9130]

Yep. Organic produce is a problem. That's why we started a 100% organic vegetable farm 2½ years ago in Volcan. Unfortunately we don't deliver to Boquete. 😢 Your so right, organic certification is usually bogus. That's why we tell people to come to our farm and see for themselves, that we have no chemicals! 😂

[@SD-gm4iy]

The trash issue is everywhere in the world including the USA 🇺🇸

[@automnejoy5308]

They've travelled all over the US as vanlifers, so if they noticed a difference in Panama, there's probably some truth to it.

[@automnejoy5308]

@@jgoo4572 True.

[@johnwilliams7600]

The Canal Zone was immaculate before the 99 yr lease ended. In Boquete, there is much less trash since the stores stopped buying plastic bags to put your purchases in.

[@smoothtwh]

Mad Respect for you Both!!!❤

[@onmywayto8083]

Hey jordon, have you tried local honeys to help with your allergies? Like specifically pollinated from the tree you are allergic to? I know it works for children, its like building up a tolerance to it. Allergies are miserable 😣

[@KirstenEvans232]

Yes true, chewing the cappings for 5 mins then spitting it out also works wonders. ❤

[@cherwoodard9008]

What are cappings ??

[@MarkWatsonSMTX]

The best travel hack is to buy your ticket at the airport. You don't have to pay the tax if you buy it at the airport which sometimes can mean a 50% discount.

[@abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076]

Great tip Mark.

[@LouiseOutland]

I got my hug and MORE. I traveled to Stowe from Montreal, Québec, Canada just to see them this past weekend. My husband, who is an ultramarathon, wanted to train somewhere, and I suggested Mont Mansfield. This was a special request because I knew that Kaylee and Jordan were in town. My camping trip to Smuggler's Notch was the best EVER because I met the most fantastic family EVER. Kaylee and Jordan are living the life that I have always dreamed of. They are so genuine and authentic. What you see on video is what you'll get if you meet them in person. This past weekend, but specifically June 3, will forever have an exceptional place in my heart. Ok, so I bought LOTS of coffee. My husband, who is a chef, will make coffee cake, coffee, and some sort of soufflé mouse with the coffee I bought.

[@juajigan5724]

Panama is beautiful I lived there back in the late 80’s everything was very cheap. The only bad thing I remember was people getting robed all the time at the bus station and the buses driving so fast in the road. The trash was not a big problem then. I had fun and loved my time living there. I would love to visit Vermont it is beautiful out there. Enjoy your time with family and friends. ❤️

[@SPIRITWILDCHILD28]

We moved to Volcan, Panama last March and love it here. The weather is perfect for us.

[@abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076]

By leaving they have done their part to remove some of the pollution in panama. Their snobbery and smelly sense of entitlement was surely an eyesore for the great nation of Panama.Well they were not happy when told they had to hire Panama residents for their failed business venture. These influencers are just living off the host organism called the subscriber's and sponsors.

[@belindapoplin5439]

Wow, I hope you guys are OK 😢 it's been two weeks since your last upload, and I'm getting a little worried ❤

[@eviedechant]

Me too

[@user-kev-k5v]

Your both friggin awesome , and little Sadie to , I love to see you Jordan and your family Kaylee and Sadie get on in your lives, I don’t have much in my life, but you know I am content In my life , even everything I have gone through this last five years of my life to, such is my life so thanks for that 👍❤

[@belizeguy]

I can relate to many of the items on you list. One surprising one for me was about the Family. For us, We wish we had gone ahead and moved farther away than Mexico, like Ecuador or Nicaragua. Plane trip is a plane trip, and it works both ways. Can't wait to see inside the Roastery and how it is looking today. Awesome video. Thanks

[@bradsquirrel7923]

I think I have said this before. If you have a mold or pollen allergy, you should use a HEPA filter. It will actually filter out the mold and pollen. It will blow air at you that should give you instant relief. However, you may literally have to put the exhaust directly in your face to get the best relief. When my allergies kick in, I just hug that dang thing during the night, but it is so great. Really, give it a try. When I get relief at night, I can make it through the day. Also, meds are a bit better in the day.

[@silviaclarke1586]

HOLA SOY PANAMENA Y VIVO EN BOSTON MASS POR ANOS ACA ES PEOR QUE PANAMA LA BASURA, LA SEGURIDAD , HAY DE TODO UN POCO UN GRAN PAIS PERO IGUAL QUE PANAMA TIENE LUGARES MEJORES QUE OTROS POR EJEMPLO COMO SE MIRAN LOS LUGARES DONDE VIVEN LAS PERSONAS EN LA CALLE DONDE SEA HAY COSAS BUENAS Y MALAS NO SOLO PANAMA

[@romantico345]

Bueno...ni te cuento lo que está pasando en Seattle, Los Angeles y Philadelphia.....la basura, el número infinito de drogadictos viviendo en las avenidas y las heces humanas en las calles...es realmente una pesadilla!

[@canelli141]

Bien dicho, estos viviendo y comiendo de Panama, y hablando babosadas como si aca en EEUU es un paraiso. El paraiso es Panama, y mucha prosperidad viene, y muchos americanos y canadiense se estan retirando a Panama no ahora pero desde uhh. Me retiro este diciembre a Panama

[@johnwilliams7600]

En EE.UU. hay mucha menos basura, donde los impuestos sobre la propiedad son más caros.

[@clemenciasanchez8016]

Totalmente de acuerdo! Yo también soy de Panamá y vivo en EU y aquí también hay cosas que no hay en Panamá, al menos no en el interior del país. En California tú ves a las personas viviendo en sus carros, en la calle en sus casita de acampar con su cochinero y basuras en los carritos del supermercado. Aquí en California tú ves a los “homeless” que parecen zombies caminando en las calles cogido en las drogas. Y no me extrañaría que se vean en otras partes de EU. Es como tú dices, cada país tiene sus áreas bonitas y otras no tanto. Al parecer estos KZbinrs no han visto otras partes de Panamá. Y solo porque ahora viven en las montañas de Chiriquí, que por cierto le llaman “jungla” ya creen saberlo todo sobre Panamá. 🤣

[@clemenciasanchez8016]

@@johnwilliams7600 Has you seen the tents cities in LA and San Francisco or other parts of the US? where homeless has trash everywhere? They pee and poop outside downtown SF & LA and walk like zombies on the streets, that’s nothing compared to the trash problem in Panamá.

[@timparker7062]

I haven't seen y'all for over a year. The last vid, of yours, I watched you were packing coffee 2+ years ago; wanted to tell you that y'all are looking good! Sadie's smile is so beautiful! Interesting hearing your regrets....

[@out42c]

Looks cleaner than most US cities. You guys should visit Kensington Ave. in Philly next. Bet you'd be on the next flight back to Panama...LOL!

[@abcall-timesboxingchanneln7076]

Well these spoiled rich brats are above it all.

[@leanneadams2549]

No matter how far it is or how long you’ve been gone- it is ALWAYS one of the best feelings is to go home 🏡!!!! And visiting Vermont and your Roastery is added to my bucket list ! Thanks again for another great vid !!! ❤️🏡❤️👍🙏

[@babygirlgibbs]

Can't wait to see the video when you first walk back into the Roaster. Sadie's way too cute😍 Little Miss Sunshine.🌞 Love y'all!😘❤

[@slauryyyyy]

You can find responsibly grown produce at the Tuesday market. Not everyone uses the bad herbicides and pesticides, although it is a real problem throughout Panama.

[@mattm2449]

Mold on the produce? I think that’s more of an issue where you guys are with all the rain. We are just outside of Penonomé and during the dry season we haven’t experienced this at all. You guys still get rain in Boquete during the dry season don’t you? One issue we do have about finding certain foods is finding gluten free stuff. You can get gluten free flour at Riba Smith for your own cooking and baking, but nothing in the Panaderías or restaurants near us in the interior. Still wouldn’t change our location choice at all though. Love it here!

[@johnarnold6623]

We did a 16hr layover in Panama on our way to CR. We decided to rent a room rather than spend it in the airport. We ended up at a rooftop club. The food was incredible, the room was ok, the ride from the airport was sketchy as F. We went to some part of PC where they weren’t street lights but large groups of people hanging on the corner. I thought our driver was taking us to a place to be jacked. But I was wrong. We probably stood out as Americans but nobody gave us a second look. I wouldn’t walk around at night, but the people there seem chill and the area, by American standards, looks bad but it’s not the vibe you get while you’re there

[@denisesherman7164]

No posts since you are back at the cafe in Vermont. I hope all is well. It’s just not like you guys to not post videos…

[@smallengineguys]

Guys my wife and I are seriously thinking of moving to Panama in a couple of years. Could use an insider to help us find some land. We want to get our bus there as well. Who did you use. Once I sell my home here in Florida I'll have plenty of cash and my youtube channel is growing quickly I'm already at 40k after 3 years

[@classicfox1ify]

I wish I had parents like you two glowing up. Your parenting abilities are top notch. ❤

[@esmooth300]

Trust me, every time I go to Nigeria, my wife has to order. Once they hear my accent, the price instantly goes up 😂😂

[@jknott123]

Jordan have you considered doing the U.S. Brewers Cup? Doing it yourself to get your coffee out there?

[@dora.835]

Exactly, also there is corruption in Panama "s competition too... it's all about $$$$

[@heidicampbell9584]

I appreciate this video. Everyone talks about what is good but it’s hard to make a decision to expatriate without hearing both sides. Thank you!

[@Aunty-A]

Like being black in America. I used to have to have white people get cabs for me in Manhattan.

[@daletrotman5375]

Hey me again from Trinidad and Tobago looking at you guys there bring back memories me there back in 2014 representing my country rugby with team as a coach

[@stevenitus]

Panama: Laugh or leave! Nobody ever told y'all????

[@romantico345]

Well....these two want to play victims....any advice will go out the window!

[@gracecallowayable]

No Regrets!!! All lessons in life to be learnt…Your experiences and adventures will carry you and your family far…Sadie is extremely advanced because of your life choices…What a lucky little girl to have parents who are open minded enough to step out of their comfort zone to live…👠🚌👠

[@janetnegrillo5413]

So if sounds like you’re not happy in Panama, so are you guys planning to leave?

[@kimberlyearly8918]

They never said they weren't happy. They simply pointed out a few negatives. There would be negatives anywhere you live. Why would they continue building on the land if they were planning on leaving? They've said many times how much they love living there even though there are a few things they don't like.

[@clemenciasanchez8016]

I think they are just adding some drama to get attention, like when they made a big deal with the strikes we had, and as you notice, the tittle they use that they live in a “jungle” when we Panamanians know they are living in the mountains of Boquete near David where you can find anything. Boquete is a town where many US citizen and European live too.

[@earlboyd2616]

You guys have had regrets all the way back to the bus Panama is cheep and super easy shipping from state side is super easy too i lived there for a little over a year and loved it

[@carlgriffith4660]

I have been all over central and south America and I can tell you the regrets listed here in this video will be found in all the other places in the hemisphere including North America. Sure, they won't be the exact same ones but every place I have been has some down-side to go with the advantages. Also, they are not retirees and if you are a retiree, Panama has a great pensionado program that is probably the best in central or south America, plus for Americans, Panama is on the US dollar so there is no money conversion for you. Bottom line, Panama is a great place to live, just go and see if you fit with it or maybe another country is a better fit for you.

[@jamesday7344]

That child is lovely, congratulations to both of you

[@delorespaduano959]

Are you guys OK? It's been 2 weeks since your last video. Did you quit? Is something wrong?

[@johnmcclung1568]

Take note of local prices, learn how to ask for them in Spanish regatear or bargaining is customary and unless they are dishonest, once you show people you understand, you can get the local prices. also show a real interest in learning about the foods your indigenous friends families grow and live off of, and how to cultivate them on your land.

[@Steelhead23]

Just keep moving forward

[@josecelvinrivas]

I tried to buy the probiotics from El Salvador, but the country was not listed. :(

[@terryhelms9066]

Knock knock where are y’all it’s been 12 days are y’all ok

[@ticktock2383]

Staying in the US but going to a rural, less crowded area. Thank you for the info!

[@Frank-xp3xd]

I don't know. I am European and have been living in Panama for 3 years now. I do have my problems but don't really understand what you guys are complainig about?! You guys speak any spanish?

[@tomatosoup4618]

This. Like...the out of touch is real

[@arnoldjohnson3317]

You were so kind when you stated they don’t have a system in place to handle trash. There will never be system until the people change.

[@fuckyoutube4changingmyusername]

O yeah...right...America has no trash...absolutely clean!! Not a s#1+ on the streets.

[@winterchild5841]

Yeah, absolutely clean. Especially the Bronx, NYC in general, LA, all the cities in fact. Spotless. No allergies in the US either. And everything is SO affordable.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

It’s much worse in Panama than where I live in the states honestly That’s changing along with the demographics

[@belindapoplin5439]

Looking forward to that video where you guys first walk in the roastery ❤🎉 So glad Sadie's grandparents are getting to see her!! That must've been a great moment for everybody 😅 Enjoy!!

[@nomorebsforme]

Baby girl has Daddys hair and eyes for sure! Shes such a happy little girl...growing so fast...enjoy every moment...

[@Steelhead23]

Don't regret anything

[@jemimahturner4822]

Yes

[@cinaharris1749]

My mother's family lived in the Santa Clara area of Panama 😊. I haven't seen them since returning to the States .😢 I even lost contact with my Aunt & cousin. I really like watching your journey. 👍

[@karlaatherton]

Are they not filming frequently anymore? It feels like they are slowly disappearing 😢

[@patsykluting-lucas3804]

They seem to be taking long travel trips several times a year. Videos go down at that time.

[@gilbertmercado462]

Glad you had a good trip and happy to see that you have your airstream to live in. I could see the happiness on your face when you arrived at the Roastery. Enjoy your stay and glad to see the parking lot full.

[@lewisjr1332]

People need to stop comparing their living experience to the US or Europe!! Enjoy the experience while you’re there and learn Spanish!!!

[@jeffreycheney9990]

I was very fortunate living in the Amazon of Peru. The locals knew me, I was called “The Satipo Gringo” but I never was charged more at the market. Now, buying land was a challenge, they wanted triple the price for a gringo! I got to the point I did not notice the garbage along the roads. Peru really cleaned up during Covid. Of course I had as little contact with Lima as possible. I have no regrets. I just accept their culture and live on. I lived aiming the Sendero Luminoso, but they never bothered me. But Covid drove me out, I’m now in Mexico.

[@kerrylynnparsons7879]

That’s interesting about the pesticides use in Panama!!! Wow!!! You would think Panama’s produce would be ‘glean’. Hmmm. 🌻

[@KelleSparta]

Finca Santa Marta is at the Tuesday market and they do organic food

[@heatherrenton2086]

You three are such a blessing. Today I am grateful for "You Tube" for sharing you all with the world. I did a little detour along a cross country road trip and stopped at the Roastery in Stowe. While I was sad to miss meeting you three, your partners are beautiful people as I imagine you all are. The Roastery is so simply beautiful in terms of design and decor. The openess encourages a layman such as I in terms of coffee roasting to appreciate the inticacies of producing the best coffee in the world. Totally enjoyed the experience. Enjoy family and friends in the USA 🇺🇸 Don't neglect to take time to be a little nomadic and get some R&R .

[@efrainmunoz6138]

My family is from Panama, I was happy as a kid while there. I plan to move there soon

[@delaney4093]

I laughed so hard when you were talking about Sadie wanting to get nakkie and taking their shoes off. Then seeing her with your family is so sweet! Thank you for sharing her with us! Seeing her makes the gray day so bright!

[@javinmink4010]

So happy to see that the business parking lot was full. I'm looking into traveling up. To meet you. Fingers crossed 🤞 that I make it!

[@albaLu02]

It sure is challenging living 🇵🇦 here, but man I love it! Besides you guys crush it wherever you go. I Love Love Love you so so so so much! Besitos for Sadie 💖🤗😘😘😘

[@Papz2theDome]

It is? I've lived here for 18 years. This video is humorous for sure.

[@truthorapolitelie8336]

The Daily Mail article on 9-23-23: "Massachusetts couple who live on an off-grid farm in PANAMA reveal brutal downsides to their remote lifestyle - from suffering through freezing cold showers to going SIX YEARS without a TOILET." The DM combined the titles of this video with the one where you announced that you were "Leaving Panama" to make it sound like it was permanent. There is an agenda at work.

[@MouseToes]

Finding a local beekeeper in whatever country we lived REALLY helped me with my allergies. I would take two tablespoons of that local honey each morning and within 3 weeks my allergies were not a bother.

[@flinchfree]

No burn on the long hair Jordan, but the new shorter style is far more complementary to your handsome self!

[@this-is-now]

Moved to Peru and everything you said is true for here. Omg the allergies are terrible for us too... My daughter has eczema and the dryness is serious.

[@kittytotten3344]

ALLERGRA D HELPS...SO MUCH.OTC

[@codijo-myalaskandog122]

Like me going to Nebraska... seriously!😊

[@rebeccagillig1931]

Thanks for sharing your world!! So nice for you to catch up with friends and family

[@orrettmanderson6139]

Hope all is well no videos in 2 weeks

[@loiscamacho2205]

I really appreciate your videos, especially how much you share and explain… like being there with you, take care💜

[@javierq6207]

Funny you talk about trash in Panama. Have you been to Baltimore? Philly? Detroit? Some parts of NY, Boston, LA, Denver, Miami, Atlanta, etc etc? Or Even Seattle? Make Panama trash feel like nothing. Every city, every country has good things and bad things. I can tell you that at least when I’m overseas I know I won’t get shot at a shopping mall, a concert, a movie theater etc etc.. And I definitely know for sure that my children are safe going to a normal school. Also discrimination and racism still a huge problem in the United States! Definitely a great country but not even close to perfect.

[@jeffhemmerling6088]

Thanks for the reality check!

[@aisaasvat8791]

It is true. The same happens to me in Turkeye or any other country were the price is not listed. If they know you are a turist.

[@GeorgeMinton-jb8ky]

have you considered wearing n95 masks to filter the pollen out during the dry season? If I am building something I always have to wear an n95 mask. Another thing you could do is wear enclosed safety glasses. I know that is way out there but if you want to keep crap out of your eyes that is the way to do it. On the farm who is going to see you but the family and close friends. Who cares right?

[@carolsloan5439]

I was just thinking the same thing. Putting a few drops of essential oil on mask may stop the allergen. I too am allergic to molds. I keep my ozone air purifier on low in my dwelling. Also hydrogen peroxide kills mold. I ingest a few drops of HPeroxide in a glass of water daily.

[@cherylsibson2529]

I just met a couple on the Skytrain in BC Canada who was from Panama, with two young boys they said they've been here for the last 5 months and are happier in Canada, we do live on One world!

[@lorenzogonzalez8695]

Have rodrigo go to purchase some of your items just take him and act like a visitor

[@starchertk]

The best probiotic are fermented foods! You can make your own soda, cabbage, etc.

[@jtizzlemcawesomepants7415]

Are yall ok?

[@maemae4909]

Flonase nasal spray, Zyrtec you can take 20 mg rather than 10mg twice a day and singulair all together if you have severe allergies and the netty pot and saline mists all do great things for allergies and asthma. that’s from an ENT too so it’ll save you a Drs Appt with an overpriced specialist who will give you all over the counter scripts and these exact ones and directions.