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04-04-2023, 11:01 AM
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What to do...live in Eastern Europe or US???
Currently working/living in Eastern Europe for almost past 5 years...been going back-forth to the US to visit family and such, but recently landed a job in Florida from making 50k for 4 years to 300-500k later down the road in my mid-30s...
Not sheriff should come back home or continue working/living a simple life here and enjoy the women and simple pleasures rather than chasing money/career.
tldr; use my youth (in my mid-20s right now) to hopefully find a young, quality betch w/ a nice simple life or live a slightly more stressful life and hopefully by mid-30s be financially successful yet most likely coping with being too old after being too career-focused is what's going in my head
Not sheriff should come back home or continue working/living a simple life here and enjoy the women and simple pleasures rather than chasing money/career.
tldr; use my youth (in my mid-20s right now) to hopefully find a young, quality betch w/ a nice simple life or live a slightly more stressful life and hopefully by mid-30s be financially successful yet most likely coping with being too old after being too career-focused is what's going in my head
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04-04-2023, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Paulrut23⏩
It sounds like you are being lied to.Currently working/living in Eastern Europe for almost past 5 years...been going back-forth to the US to visit family and such, but recently landed a job in Florida from making 50k for 4 years to 300-500k later down the road in my mid-30s...
Not sheriff should come back home or continue working/living a simple life here and enjoy the women and simple pleasures rather than chasing money/career.
tldr; use my youth (in my mid-20s right now) to hopefully find a young, quality betch w/ a nice simple life or live a slightly more stressful life and hopefully by mid-30s be financially successful yet most likely coping with being too old after being too career-focused is what's going in my head
Not sheriff should come back home or continue working/living a simple life here and enjoy the women and simple pleasures rather than chasing money/career.
tldr; use my youth (in my mid-20s right now) to hopefully find a young, quality betch w/ a nice simple life or live a slightly more stressful life and hopefully by mid-30s be financially successful yet most likely coping with being too old after being too career-focused is what's going in my head
You will start making 50k and then in a few years make 500k....what will you be doing, selling coke?
If it's a sales job it sounds like a lie and you will not be able to achieve it.
As was said, making 50k is not a lot. It's enough for a small apartment and so on. It will be a struggle to get a car on top of that.
Unless it's a very sure thing that you will make 500k....I would stay where you are.
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Originally Posted By desslok⏩
Why? What’s wrong with FL? At least you’ll have sun year-round vs freezing to death in the gulag lolThink i would rather live in the gulag of siberia than be forced to live in Florida. Ded srs
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04-04-2023, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
I know 50k isn’t a lot…but that’ll be the starting salary before advancing upwards after 4 years to a 300-500k range with a general good work-life balance…and no it’s not selling coke lol…although I could potentially work at a pain clinic and prescribe opioids lolIt sounds like you are being lied to.
You will start making 50k and then in a few years make 500k....what will you be doing, selling coke?
If it's a sales job it sounds like a lie and you will not be able to achieve it.
As was said, making 50k is not a lot. It's enough for a small apartment and so on. It will be a struggle to get a car on top of that.
Unless it's a very sure thing that you will make 500k....I would stay where you are.
You will start making 50k and then in a few years make 500k....what will you be doing, selling coke?
If it's a sales job it sounds like a lie and you will not be able to achieve it.
As was said, making 50k is not a lot. It's enough for a small apartment and so on. It will be a struggle to get a car on top of that.
Unless it's a very sure thing that you will make 500k....I would stay where you are.
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04-04-2023, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted By Paulrut23⏩
Short answer is that you work here for 4 years and save, then go back to "Romania" and live like a king since they earn $500/month on average.Currently working/living in Eastern Europe for almost past 5 years...been going back-forth to the US to visit family and such, but recently landed a job in Florida from making 50k for 4 years to 300-500k later down the road in my mid-30s...
Not sheriff should come back home or continue working/living a simple life here and enjoy the women and simple pleasures rather than chasing money/career.
tldr; use my youth (in my mid-20s right now) to hopefully find a young, quality betch w/ a nice simple life or live a slightly more stressful life and hopefully by mid-30s be financially successful yet most likely coping with being too old after being too career-focused is what's going in my head
Not sheriff should come back home or continue working/living a simple life here and enjoy the women and simple pleasures rather than chasing money/career.
tldr; use my youth (in my mid-20s right now) to hopefully find a young, quality betch w/ a nice simple life or live a slightly more stressful life and hopefully by mid-30s be financially successful yet most likely coping with being too old after being too career-focused is what's going in my head
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04-04-2023, 05:25 PM
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What job starts you at 50k and then bumps you up to 300k-500k in 4 years?
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04-04-2023, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted By Paulrut23⏩
Here's my question, is it a sure thing that you WILL make that kind of money and who else there IS making that kind of money?I know 50k isn’t a lot…but that’ll be the starting salary before advancing upwards after 4 years to a 300-500k range with a general good work-life balance…and no it’s not selling coke lol…although I could potentially work at a pain clinic and prescribe opioids lol
Years ago a friend of mine who is a radiologist started at 300k in Florida because they have different medical regulations than other states. So, his family is not from that state but he couldn't pass it up.
However, you are doing something that is 50k and then in a short time advances to 500k and that is a huge jump. The question is whether that is real or not.
If you jumped to 100 or 200k that would also be great, but are people like you making these salaries there now?
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04-04-2023, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
It is real...but it doesn't have to be in Florida later down the road trying to hit 250-500k...Florida is just part of the equation here for the next 4 years currentlyHere's my question, is it a sure thing that you WILL make that kind of money and who else there IS making that kind of money?
Years ago a friend of mine who is a radiologist started at 300k in Florida because they have different medical regulations than other states. So, his family is not from that state but he couldn't pass it up.
However, you are doing something that is 50k and then in a short time advances to 500k and that is a huge jump. The question is whether that is real or not.
If you jumped to 100 or 200k that would also be great, but are people like you making these salaries there now?
Years ago a friend of mine who is a radiologist started at 300k in Florida because they have different medical regulations than other states. So, his family is not from that state but he couldn't pass it up.
However, you are doing something that is 50k and then in a short time advances to 500k and that is a huge jump. The question is whether that is real or not.
If you jumped to 100 or 200k that would also be great, but are people like you making these salaries there now?
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04-04-2023, 11:49 PM
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Just a thought, but this job that you will be making 50k to start but have the potential to make 500k 4 years down the line. If you take this job, I can almost guaruntee, you will no longer be working there in 3 years
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04-05-2023, 01:12 AM
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PRO TIP: get a work from home job in the US where you never have to go to the office, even a part time is good too. > move to eastern europe and live like a king. Srs
04-05-2023, 01:14 AM
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Say goodbye to getting a wife and kids if you choose America.
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04-05-2023, 01:19 AM
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What if they get rid of you after 3.5 years 💀
04-05-2023, 01:22 AM
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Since I’m in EE myself, what I would do different and my advice.
Well first save enough working that good job in USA for house.
Then save for some retirement etc.
all this in 10 years is more than possible.
Now the wife thing, do you have any prospects now? Why not take her to usa with you , then you both work,save and buy a house here in EE?
Would be nice for girl to see some world/get to know her in different scenarios.
Maybe you can land a gig in usa where you work remotely and can keep working from EE living like a king as been said.
Well first save enough working that good job in USA for house.
Then save for some retirement etc.
all this in 10 years is more than possible.
Now the wife thing, do you have any prospects now? Why not take her to usa with you , then you both work,save and buy a house here in EE?
Would be nice for girl to see some world/get to know her in different scenarios.
Maybe you can land a gig in usa where you work remotely and can keep working from EE living like a king as been said.
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04-05-2023, 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted By cacad⏩
No, the job requires me to go and work there as slave labor for 4 years and basically becoming more advanced with my position and make an easy 250-350k/year (doesn’t have to be FL)Since I’m in EE myself, what I would do different and my advice.
Well first save enough working that good job in USA for house.
Then save for some retirement etc.
all this in 10 years is more than possible.
Now the wife thing, do you have any prospects now? Why not take her to usa with you , then you both work,save and buy a house here in EE?
Would be nice for girl to see some world/get to know her in different scenarios.
Maybe you can land a gig in usa where you work remotely and can keep working from EE living like a king as been said.
Well first save enough working that good job in USA for house.
Then save for some retirement etc.
all this in 10 years is more than possible.
Now the wife thing, do you have any prospects now? Why not take her to usa with you , then you both work,save and buy a house here in EE?
Would be nice for girl to see some world/get to know her in different scenarios.
Maybe you can land a gig in usa where you work remotely and can keep working from EE living like a king as been said.
I currently don’t have any prospects with me atm…but I am working here in EE
Also I see you’re a paramedic…misc. Doc here checking in
I speak the language here fluently but the pay kinda sucks however everything is walking distance and life is simple
Most important thing to me now is just my youth and going after women…the money is guaranteed everywhere but it all depends on how much
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04-05-2023, 02:29 AM
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Originally Posted By Paulrut23⏩
Rent & realestate is also cheaper. You would have to spend like 15-25k/year on it als you have to save for retirement ect. Where as in eastern euro you have 7k/yr 70m2 3bdroom appartment & your retirement is based on your worst & best earnings combined. Making like 90k euro/year is somewhat compareable to 150 us. If not better.No, the job requires me to go and work there as slave labor for 4 years and basically becoming more advanced with my position and make an easy 250-350k/year (doesn’t have to be FL)
I currently don’t have any prospects with me atm…but I am working here in EE
Also I see you’re a paramedic…misc. Doc here checking in
I speak the language here fluently but the pay kinda sucks however everything is walking distance and life is simple
Most important thing to me now is just my youth and going after women…the money is guaranteed everywhere but it all depends on how much
I currently don’t have any prospects with me atm…but I am working here in EE
Also I see you’re a paramedic…misc. Doc here checking in
I speak the language here fluently but the pay kinda sucks however everything is walking distance and life is simple
Most important thing to me now is just my youth and going after women…the money is guaranteed everywhere but it all depends on how much
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Bro there is a war in Eastern Europe
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
Once you understand the power of thepyramidpyramidinverted funnel, income is UNLIMITED, bro. $500k EASY.However, you are doing something that is 50k and then in a short time advances to 500k and that is a huge jump. The question is whether that is real or not.
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Florida is the land of doctors it seems, due in large part to the elderly population. You would have job security working in the cities I imagine. With that said, one GP I'm familiar with didn't like working at the local hospital. The hours were long, 12 hours, and pay not as good as he hoped. He burned out and ended up changing jobs. He is still in the medical field but with work that is less stressful and time consuming.
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I’m also an American who lives most of the year in EE, and it’s definitely a tough call. On the one hand, culture and lifestyle are in many ways better and more chill in EE. Things there in my opinion are more like things used to be in America, and the vibe is really good. The women are very good-natured, feminine, friendly, and beautiful, there is practically no obesity and you can tell people are in general healthier.
I love being in EE, but the downside is the money, cause there ain’t any. It sucks to work for a fraction of what we know we could make back in the states and I feel that. My current strategy has been to go on extended visits back home to hang out with my parents and pick up seasonal work, and live on that for the rest of the year in EE while living with my girlfriend. It has its problems though, I just went over 3 months without seeing her while working at a ski resort as a lift operator for $20 an hour. That really sucks, and is hard to sustain especially if you want kids. Ofc I know the OP is in a different scenario, but I think quite a few people are doing it like me.
The other concern is family, my parents are starting to get old, and possibly only have a few more good years left, and I want to spend as much time as possible with them. Finding a balance between all this is hard, and for now I’ve basically determined that I’d rather live with very little money just working a few months of the year than have a full time job where I’m essentially stuck in the same place all year. I view money as a tool to achieve the important things I want in life, such as spending time with loved ones, travel, eating good food etc, and as long as I’m able to get by on a lower budget with more free time, that is what I am choosing over a “responsible” career. Just my 2 euro cents
I love being in EE, but the downside is the money, cause there ain’t any. It sucks to work for a fraction of what we know we could make back in the states and I feel that. My current strategy has been to go on extended visits back home to hang out with my parents and pick up seasonal work, and live on that for the rest of the year in EE while living with my girlfriend. It has its problems though, I just went over 3 months without seeing her while working at a ski resort as a lift operator for $20 an hour. That really sucks, and is hard to sustain especially if you want kids. Ofc I know the OP is in a different scenario, but I think quite a few people are doing it like me.
The other concern is family, my parents are starting to get old, and possibly only have a few more good years left, and I want to spend as much time as possible with them. Finding a balance between all this is hard, and for now I’ve basically determined that I’d rather live with very little money just working a few months of the year than have a full time job where I’m essentially stuck in the same place all year. I view money as a tool to achieve the important things I want in life, such as spending time with loved ones, travel, eating good food etc, and as long as I’m able to get by on a lower budget with more free time, that is what I am choosing over a “responsible” career. Just my 2 euro cents
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Originally Posted By Schnitzl⏩
Lol, throw that money on Miami hookers and blowMake a counter-offer for the Florida job and ask $500k for the first 3 years after which you will back down to $50k/year.
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Originally Posted By Drifterlonghair⏩
You summed it up...I’m also an American who lives most of the year in EE, and it’s definitely a tough call. On the one hand, culture and lifestyle are in many ways better and more chill in EE. Things there in my opinion are more like things used to be in America, and the vibe is really good. The women are very good-natured, feminine, friendly, and beautiful, there is practically no obesity and you can tell people are in general healthier.
I love being in EE, but the downside is the money, cause there ain’t any. It sucks to work for a fraction of what we know we could make back in the states and I feel that. My current strategy has been to go on extended visits back home to hang out with my parents and pick up seasonal work, and live on that for the rest of the year in EE while living with my girlfriend. It has its problems though, I just went over 3 months without seeing her while working at a ski resort as a lift operator for $20 an hour. That really sucks, and is hard to sustain especially if you want kids. Ofc I know the OP is in a different scenario, but I think quite a few people are doing it like me.
The other concern is family, my parents are starting to get old, and possibly only have a few more good years left, and I want to spend as much time as possible with them. Finding a balance between all this is hard, and for now I’ve basically determined that I’d rather live with very little money just working a few months of the year than have a full time job where I’m essentially stuck in the same place all year. I view money as a tool to achieve the important things I want in life, such as spending time with loved ones, travel, eating good food etc, and as long as I’m able to get by on a lower budget with more free time, that is what I am choosing over a “responsible” career. Just my 2 euro cents
I love being in EE, but the downside is the money, cause there ain’t any. It sucks to work for a fraction of what we know we could make back in the states and I feel that. My current strategy has been to go on extended visits back home to hang out with my parents and pick up seasonal work, and live on that for the rest of the year in EE while living with my girlfriend. It has its problems though, I just went over 3 months without seeing her while working at a ski resort as a lift operator for $20 an hour. That really sucks, and is hard to sustain especially if you want kids. Ofc I know the OP is in a different scenario, but I think quite a few people are doing it like me.
The other concern is family, my parents are starting to get old, and possibly only have a few more good years left, and I want to spend as much time as possible with them. Finding a balance between all this is hard, and for now I’ve basically determined that I’d rather live with very little money just working a few months of the year than have a full time job where I’m essentially stuck in the same place all year. I view money as a tool to achieve the important things I want in life, such as spending time with loved ones, travel, eating good food etc, and as long as I’m able to get by on a lower budget with more free time, that is what I am choosing over a “responsible” career. Just my 2 euro cents
Even quality of food blows the US out the water...everything is literally fresh and organic at a cheaper price lol
Besides that, the downside is having lower wages in EE
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04-05-2023, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Paulrut23⏩
I mentioned that my friend is a radiologist and he lives in Orlando. He has no complaints and supposedly if you are in medicine Florida is a great place to live.It is real...but it doesn't have to be in Florida later down the road trying to hit 250-500k...Florida is just part of the equation here for the next 4 years currently
Florida and Eastern Europe are very different places though.
You aren't going to find much culture there and it's HOT as hell with burning sun. I like the beautiful plants and lizards everywhere but the sun is vicious and I got severe sunburn on a cloudy day on one visit.
Also, that state is subject to dangerous weather. If the money is unbeatable then I would consider it but if not I wouldn't be overly excited to live there.
Another friend of mine moved there, at the top of the state near Georgia, and she likes it a lot, as it's not as extreme in temp and weather.
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