Did you guys see anything I missed? LET ME KNOW! Every Cost of Living video I get better and better at listening to you guys and what you want to know. Later homies!
so funny story, my house in the north of England only has a max of 1.6 download and 09.mb upload speeds and I work online haha it really makes it a lot easier to deal with "Bad internet" abroad when im travelling
Colombia is a great place. Make sure you get out the city though and check out the coffee region. Jardin, Jerico, and Salento are a few favorites. Also near Filandia is a coffee plantation with the farmer Nico called coffee tour el Berlin on facebook. Picks you up in an old jeep and has a really cool story.
Hey! Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, great point. On my next digital nomad coworking video I’ll definitely remember to do this. Thanks for helping me add more value to the videos🤙🏽
Yes, i always go on a tourist visa and if I need to leave and come back I do unless I’m 100% I will stay and then I will apply for a long term tourist visa but always a tourist
Guanábana is called soursop in english.You can blend It and makes a creamy juice using sweeten condense milk.It grows in tropical countries like jamaica and colombia etc.
Mario! Thanks for adding some stuff on one of my favorite fruits. I haven't had it with condense milk yet, that sounds really good. I'll have to give it a try. All I know is I wish I could find it in the local market here in the US
Great to hear! Yes, I was hoping for that. I tried to give just a general costs analysis and some resources for those thinking about it. Definitely worth to hop on over there. Just refine those Spanish skills because you'll need it
Redesreds dude.. thanks my man. I'm telling you youtube is riff with some hater comments lately on my channel so I'm so glad to hear a positive one from yah. Glad it was helpful brotha!
South America is not as cheap as you think. This grocery store is a middle tier shopping center. However, there is a less expensive local market called Justo & Bueno. Less variety but much less expensive on the essential products.
Talk to a local and find out where they shop. Most locals aren't going to be able to afford a $90 bottle of scotch or $5+ for crunchy peanut butter. There are local markets to get groceries. Exito is a chain store for the affluent. A local can get a few things there fairly inexpensive though.
