Best Countries To Live In

[EJLarson]

I do have a side question: would your answer to the ideal place to call a base change if you 100% depended on passive income?

It's part of the mix, which is why my comment was so non-responsive. Economics is, of course, in the "must-have" as opposed to the "nice-to-have" column. If you can't afford it, you can't go there. If you need to work in Utopia it's likely quite a different place from the one you go to with dollars in your pocket.

 

[cruizes]

Yeah, I knew what you were after and I sort of derailed the theme with my personal bloviating. Apologies for that, but you did press one of my favorite buttons.

"If x happens, I'm leaving the country!" By actual count, that has been said 123,738,917 times, and no one's left yet. (Look it up.)

Or they say that they will set themselves on fire!

 

[Ceviche]

I traveled over a 120 odd countries, before I zeroed on to Argentina and decided to live here permanently.

 

[Pensador]

I traveled over a 120 odd countries, before I zeroed on to Argentina and decided to live here permanently.

It had to be the women..

 

[Ceviche]

It had to be the women..

Actually - No.

I dislike Argie bi*&6es.

 

[Girino]

In fact, being the anal engineer that I am, diagnosis would likely have killed the buzz every time.

Engineering and engineers never fail to amaze me, however in this case, I'll give it a pass.

 

[EJLarson]

Engineering and engineers never fail to amaze me, however in this case, I'll give it a pass.

Damn! That's what my wife said!

 

[EJLarson]

Actually - No.

I dislike Argie bi*&6es.

Is that bichones? You don't like little dogs?

 

[Ceviche]

Is that bichones? You don't like little dogs?

Yes sir. Correct.

 

[Gringoboy]

Argentina isn't such a bad place to live and once things settle down a bit (I have high hopes) both economically and crime-wise, it'll be even better.