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Wednesday, July 10, 2024
Spooky if you drop everything and join him, you could meet 2 phijkchu, 1 ex phijkchu, and someone I cannot name
and like 10 of the new joiners :kappa
yeah, unirronically zero interest in that though
srry bby
Its the worst way to explore Canada, so I don't blame you
Pika, I look forward to your US trip itinerary
you should make it a joint venture, for you+xbrox
hit all the best states
Where in Europe would you even move Mint?
so I said germany, but my family says that's the worst choice. including my family that lives in austria part time now. they are the ones who have lived in czechia for a while now, so they have also been learning german now. I started learning german for work, we all were advised to study up on other languages, lots of my old parent company coworkers are multilingual. this new parent company is just a giant global company so the language learning thing still applies. that's part of the reason. it will work for my resume to have foreign experience, langues, culture etc. that's just how cybersecurity is. so my second choice is austria, but idk, I just would rather do Germany. Czechia is awesome but my family lives there already so I have reasons to travel there, not live there, plus the language is much harder. so third choice is Netherlands probably, dutch shouldn't be too hard to transition to
I feel like the "small town" feel of Germany or France is better in the East, Poland or Romania or w/e
German cities would be a hard no lmao
If I had to pick somewhere to live in mainland Europe, I'd end up in Croatia more than likely
but I also have zero desire to move to Europe tbf
I have the option to if I really wanted for work, but between not wanting to learn a shitter tier 2 or tier 3 language, and feeling like there's really no point doing that sort of career long-term
main benefit is cost of living being lower, but if that's the drive, SEA is better
gotta listen to that Eurobeat Dialga
Euro club scene is frankly just weird
I could see if I retire early (35-40), deciding it might be fun to live overseas somewhere for a while
learning Chinese also
a woman who works for me, her entire family just lives all over the world, so she spends like half the year traveling to see people in Portugal, Italy, France, Thailand, Argentina, etc.
and that seems pretty comfy she spends ~6 months of the year traveling, 6 months in the states
I would need to be HIGHLY motivated to learn a language, and I don't think I ever will be tbh
