Why More People Need to Visit Nicaragua

[@rona8663]

Jack, you are so right on with everything you’ve said in this video. I’m not a young man like you but I’m moving down to Nica in two weeks from the US. I’ve lived in the DR off and on since 2007 and am now moving to Nica. Can’t wait to be down there as I’ve been stuck in the US for the last six months. Maybe will see you when I get there. I already have a nice Nica girlfriend and can’t wait to be with her. See you soon.

[@JackPitmanNica]

Beautiful! Glad to hear your spending some time here. Maybe we can meet for coffee or something

[@jaws2003]

I've been playing with the idea of going to Nicaragua. How do you compare it to DR? I've been there three times. I particularly like Santiago.

[@rona8663]

@@JackPitmanNica - Would love to meet up for a coffee or beer. I've lived in different parts of the world and absolutely love living away from the U.S. How can we communicate? I don't do social media but do have a whats up number. I may be spending the first month in Managua and then moving down to SJ del Sur.

[@rona8663]

@@jaws2003 - It's very similar to the DR. If you've spent time in the DR and liked it then you will have no problem

[@rona8663]

@@jaws2003 - It's very similar to the DR. If you like the DR then you should also like Nica. Internet is better in Nica then the DR.

[@6105636016]

Brother I lived in costa rica for a year before, and now thinking about trying Nicaragua . I love you bro! I hear everything your saying! God bless you for being so authentic and real. More and more signs to go to Nicaragua. I'd love to meet you! 😎👍☺️

[@JackPitmanNica]

Hell yea man! Costa Rica is similar to Nicaragua if you think about the rural parts of costa rica. However, in the cities like San Jose, CR is much more like the USA. There is no city in Nicaragua like San Jose. The cost of living in Nicaragua is also far more affordable than CR. Feel free to book a call at any point, or when you come to Nicaragua hit me up and we can grab a coffee 😀

[@HomeWrecknKneeKnockr]

Preach Brother U ain't lying! Best video yet Jack & so eloquently put my man. U are very sharp & observant..This one is definitely getting demonetized lol!💰🤷🏻‍♂️💸

[@JackPitmanNica]

Luckily for me my videos never get demonetized, I think that happens more when you talk about ukraine, war, or violence. Even my video about US propaganda didn't get demonetized which is pretty funny. My viewership is probably too small for YT to care

[@HomeWrecknKneeKnockr]

@@JackPitmanNica Lol🙏🏻💟

[@oscarespinosa810]

Just to let you know. . you are in Central America...Thanks for the Information

[@JackPitmanNica]

Isn't Nicaragua in Central America and Latin America? Central America is only a few countries while Latin America includes almost everything south of Mexico right?

[@shaylernoah1178]

I feel like this video was made just for me. I’m a 41yr old American man. My wife died 2 years ago. I lost almost everything I had including my house. I can’t afford to live on my own. I had to move back in with my mom. I’ve been trying to meet a woman for the last year to no avail. I’ve been fantasizing about moving to Central America for years. (I went on a surf trip to Costa Rica 20 years ago and loved it. ) I have zero debit and a decent amount of money saved up. The only thing keeping me in America is I’m scared to just show up all alone in a foreign country with no direction and I speak very little Spanish. Any advice you could give me? Thx

[@JackPitmanNica]

It sounds like you should visit, explore some towns such as Managua, Leon, Grenada, etc. See how you feel when you are here. Please be careful dating because you are vulnerable until you are comfortable being in Nicaragua. Especially if you went through loss, it is important that you take your time. Consider watching this video, it might help you get a sense of what to expect kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppvOhYePoblkn9k

[@rona8663]

Listen to Jack as he's right on about the women there. You must go slow and keep your options open

[@psucarrierae]

I moved to San Juan del Sur Nicaragua 8 months ago, and have zero regrets. I am working on my Spanish, and haven't had any problems living here while doing that. For someone who can truly start over, living a new life in Nicaragua or Costa Rica might be just what you need. Good luck and I wish you the best!

[@Vargaseliza]

Shaylernoah quizás deba darse un tiempo para usted antes de empezar una relación. Si, Costa Rica es un país hermoso mucha naturaleza.

[@allsmilz7234]

Definately want to set up a consultation with you regarding available medications and health care soon Jack 👍👍

[@JackPitmanNica]

I'm happy to help! Thanks for your other comment by the way. Next time I'll refrain from words like "young" and just talk about people and relationships. I see how using the word young isn't necessary for my points and all it does is alienate people.

[@6105636016]

I don't drink and I'm younger and feel you on so many levels!

[@ritasjourney]

Can't wait to visit!!!

[@JackPitmanNica]

It will be lovely ^_^

[@6105636016]

You are the man!!!

[@iomtilt]

"Rules of the game" by Neil Strauss is the user guide on how to attract & pickup women. Also "Richard La Ruina" very good techniques on kino escalation. They don't teach this in school. Excellent video 👍

[@JackPitmanNica]

Thanks for those recommendations I will pass them on. I've been thinking about making some more content about relationships here in Nicaragua because people watch those videos more than my other content. Is there anything in particular you'd like to see me make a video about?

[@orlandocala2941]

Jack how can I work remotely from Nicaragua

[@JackPitmanNica]

It depends on your nationality but regardless, you must build monetizable skills. Teaching, video editing, 3D modeling, translating, programing, etc. Build a skill up then network to find clients. You can find a job the regular way but most jobs treat their employees like shit. You are better off building your skillsets and leveraging your network to monetize those skillsets.

[@orlandocala2941]

@@JackPitmanNica rent should be going down soon in Nicaragua as many people are leaving to the U.S

[@JackPitmanNica]

@@orlandocala2941 I don't think that will effect rental prices here very much. There is already a real estate market with very few renters or buyers, so there isn't much that would change with more people going to the USA. For example, three years ago I offered 30% less than asking price for the house I rent and it was accepted.

[@orlandocala2941]

@@JackPitmanNica i remmeber i paid 350 back in 2019 in a three bedroom one bathroom located in a priavate residential area carretera a masaya kilometer 14 but a year later rent have been sky hi.....unless you want to live in the barrio then you can get a house 200-250 but its not worth it i dont find it safe...

[@JackPitmanNica]

@@orlandocala2941 Perhaps you are renting from the wrong people. Where I live in Bolonia, there are still places for rent that have been available for years. Gated communities are not safe. Every single person I know who has gotten robbed lived in a gated community. Robbers target gated communities specifically, you really are no better off inside one

[@waytooready]

Hey Jack, thanks for your videos! Would you say that Nicaragua is a noisy country? I mean especially when you are at home? Thanks!

[@JackPitmanNica]

It totally depends where you live. You can live in a noisy city or a super quiet rural area. You can also live in quiet parts of the city. I live in a part of Managua where something I'm doing is often the loudest noise... but lots of Managua is super loud... its all relative. TDLR Yes, there are noisy places in Nicaragua. But there are also quiet places.

[@k.m.3575]

Do you currently need a covid vaccination certificate or pcr test to visit Nicaragua?

[@JackPitmanNica]

Yeah I beleieve you must present either a vaccination cert or a recent negative covid test result (72 hours)

[@k.m.3575]

@@JackPitmanNica Thank you! Now in Europe, would like to visit Nicaragua. Hope all covid rules will be stopped soon.

[@Dickie9028]

So TRUE!

[@Vargaseliza]

Me sorprende que una persona joven como usted prefiera vivir aqui en Nicaragua y no en USA. Además de eso, generalmente los jóvenes les gusta es Costa Rica. Los adultos mayores de 50 años son quienes vienen a vivir a Nicaragua puesto que acá e mucho más barato que EEUU.

[@waltermoorer4566]

Are the majority of the women trustworthy? I'm currently in Mexico and 70% of the women are in love with $$ than the man providing it. I'm dying to visit Nicaragua and meet a middle aged woman who's kids are older and would appreciate a man who appreciates her

[@JackPitmanNica]

I can't speak for the majority of women but I can say that in the non tourist areas it is possible to find people who love you for more than just your money. The experience dating in Managua vs in San Juan Del Sur is different. You'll find more people trying to abuse you in San Juan Del Sur. Managua is where Nicaraguans go to work so the people there are more "normal" people. The experience you describe is how it is in all major tourist zones so make sure you spend time in an area that isn't known as a tourist hotspot. If you are not sure then just look around - there should be more locals than foreigners. If you are only around foreigners then it is much more likely that the locals you meet are trying to use you.

[@allsmilz7234]

The adjective 'young' that you're using in this content isn't necessary. Good video however, thanks for sharing 👍

[@JackPitmanNica]

I wasn't sure how to talk about non young people because I am younger so my experience is different, but maybe next time I can just focus on relationships, the age part doesn't matter I think you are right Although, at the same time, in this video I am trying to speak specifically to young people... not because older people shouldn't come, but because older people are already visiting Nicaragua. It is the young people who are not visiting Nicaragua.

[@allsmilz7234]

@@JackPitmanNica all of your content is top shelf Jack