If you could live anywhere....
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That sounds good. I'll have to learn Spanish and check my bosses are ok with me remoting in to work, but otherwise I hope to see you there in a few years time. We can meet up for a few beers after work.
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We've talked about moving there before. Basically same time zone as here but amazing access to stuff at a really low price. And Buenos Aires is only like 45 minutes away.
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@scottalanmiller
I have a few:Honolulu, Hawaii.
Glasgow, Scotland
And a few places in the south, mostly the Carolinas. -
But if I were a billionaire......
I would buy my own island, have a yacht (like a small oceanliner) and just live like Richard Branson and buy my own railroad like Buffet did.
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@Bill-Kindle said:
@scottalanmiller
I have a few:Honolulu, Hawaii.
Glasgow, Scotland
And a few places in the south, mostly the Carolinas.Glasgow I could see for us. We live the weather and culture.
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Well the closest I've been to Europe would be Bahrain/Dubai... So I would love to work from the UK somewhere, or Spain/Italy.
Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore if I need to work in a "hub", but would take remote Thailand/Philippines for the culture and dirt cheap living.
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@joyfano has been educating me as to the cost of living in the Philippines. So different than NYC
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I would love to travel everywhere. But live nope just wanna find a warm place to live here in the states.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@joyfano has been educating me as to the cost of living in the Philippines. So different than NYC
It's fantastic, but I'll take south of Pattaya, Thailand anyday!
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Truly anywhere? On a spaceship traveling the galaxy.
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@scottalanmiller said:
That's why I mentioned Montevideo - the lowest cost jet setting city in the world. All the amenities of London or New York at a tiny fraction of the price.
Have you been there?
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@Dashrender said:
@scottalanmiller said:
That's why I mentioned Montevideo - the lowest cost jet setting city in the world. All the amenities of London or New York at a tiny fraction of the price.
Have you been there?
No. But seriously talking about visiting in 2015.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Bill-Kindle said:
@scottalanmiller
I have a few:Honolulu, Hawaii.
Glasgow, Scotland
And a few places in the south, mostly the Carolinas.Glasgow I could see for us. We live the weather and culture.
My wife wants to go there someday, so it's a win-win
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@Nic said:
Truly anywhere? On a spaceship traveling the galaxy, BOLDLY GOING........
FTFY
appropriate:
Also my throwback avatar from another community
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Flying over the Great Lakes?
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Is that the new enterprise from the newest movie? It definitely looks different than the one from a few years ago (much better, IMO)
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@Bill-Kindle said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Bill-Kindle said:
@scottalanmiller
I have a few:Honolulu, Hawaii.
Glasgow, Scotland
And a few places in the south, mostly the Carolinas.Glasgow I could see for us. We live the weather and culture.
My wife wants to go there someday, so it's a win-win
Glasgow? Really? I lived there for a couple years as a kid, and all I remember was bad weather, cold, double-decker buses and the fact that our apartment had mice in it.
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@Nic I've told the wife that, she thinks it's like what you see in the chick flicks. I don't want to permanently live there, just maybe a year and then back to Ohio for me.
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@Bill-Kindle said:
@Nic I've told the wife that, she thinks it's like what you see in the chick flicks. I don't want to permanently live there, just maybe a year and then back to Ohio for me.
Well, at the very least it will make you appreciate the rest of the world. Just don't pick up a Glasgow smile while you are there
