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You reply on a video that was posted during the Covid period. 🙄Still, congrats you still live with your mom. Do you pay it yourself or do you mean that are the costs of your mom?

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@@LostTravellers I am living in Canada I forgot to mention that. I want to go to Panama soon. Post covid it’s better there than even during covid.

It was quite the experience. 🙂

Usually you pay for the room. If I where you, just say you might have a visitor later on the day and see how they respond to that. I don't think they'll charge you, but might say, when they sleep over, you need to pay a supplement. I hope that helped a bit. ☺️

@LostTravellers Thank for replying. I understand.

Happy to do that, but I don't want to put that info on YT (privacy for those people). If you could send me your email or so, I'm happy to send you the Airbnb link.

The money i've spend says it all, doesn't it. 😏

I do know that trade stocks are taxed through a 'cost' you pay to the government at the moment you buy them (so not on the once you already own) and what you earn from (ALL, so, the 'older' once included) those stocks will be considered as an income, where you will need to pay taxes for (if you reach certain minima). Whatever you earn (stocks, business and what not) will be taxed. But I am in no way a specialist, and you'd better get in touch with a specilaist to know exactly.

As soon as I can, will visit Colombia one day. Thanks for the tip, Lailah!

Thanks! 😃

The story you tell is very easy to find in history and there are days when all the fallen are remembered. Nothing is "blocked or hidden" at all. One memory day does not necessarily imply another memory. Here, the war was brought back to memory through decors and storytellers. I am convinced that your story was certainly covered by at least a few storytellers on this day. Not only do we have to remember those fallen, but even more the Americans who caused this (greatest) "friendly fire" day of disaster themselves! Where is their day of remembrance for our victims? 😏

@@LostTravellers - I really do appreciate your reply. I will start with the 1st part of your 1st sentence. "The story you tell is very easy to find in history..." Well...I reside in America...and...obviously you do not. My point, until yesterday...I had NEVER heard of Mortsel & the 'Friendly Fire' event. That information may surprise you...but...many people here in the States are just now coming to realize exactly 'how bad' the truth has been censored from our 'Home Of The Free' reality!!! With that being said...with respect...I stand down and will agree with you...regarding the importance of remembering...The Fallen. All of them. With a heavy heart I say...bye-4-now. Thank you - Rx

@@rexm5812 Sorry to hear for Americans (denial of these historical facts) but here in Europe it is not a hidden story. Offcourse I have no clue how (and what) the US filters info from the internet.

@@LostTravellers - Yes...just one more lesson! Thanks again & I wish you well!!! Rx

Hi Nairton! I responded to your message through FB where I gave you a link and some more info. Good luck in Panama!

That greatly depends on what you want to spend on insurance and what needs to be included, but is starts around a $50 /per month. Still, for people with a bigger income (like people that retire, from the US or other rich countries), Panama is very affordable, even when you don't have e medical insurance and do not need to be at a hospital all the time (for treatment, therapy or whatever).

Yes, offcourse it did.

They’re a lot better than the ones you get here (Canada). I’ve seen them in Panama. Absolutely astounding

Waw, interesting to know. 👍

We are proud off our equality for everyone policies. Your statement says more about you, than about Belgium.

Hi! The video was recorded during the Corona crisis and I note that prices of hotels and Airbnb locations are no longer representative for today. I suspect that these cheaper rates are due to the lack of tourism during the Corona crisis. You should also keep in mind that the video does not talk about health insurance, doctor visits, a car and car insurance for example. Living on 1000$ is doable, but I don't think it can be sustained, because there is no room for an extra like a trip or the like. You have to add 30% more budget to be able to live there today in a (economical) comfortable way. If you still have family in your home country, you will probably also want to return regularly, for the family or perhaps important hospitalization that you prefer to do in your home country. Those are also things that are not included in the video.The video will connect much more with travel nomads who do their work digitally and want to live there temporarily, but for a longer period.

Just leave your wife behind and let her follow you. Imagine you die before your goals.

As I remember correctly, data usage had a limited amount of days. After those days you needed to recharge the card. 🤔

Yes, we where like 16 seconds in. 😂

@@LostTravellers wow 16 was so quick lol 😆🤣

Thank you for your story. There's no lack of video of the Islands. That is just what was allowed to film and where to go. There is more than 50 years passed since your story... If we all wished to see the same today, what would have evolved for the better? 😏

Sure, i follow them too. 🥳

WoW, i'm chocked. How can you afford all you need?

@@LostTravellers don't ask 😬most of the people live on the edge, so the west europeans shouldn't complain at all. It is true that our standart of living is low and not everything is expensive, but almost everything goes for food and expenses. Of course not everyone works for min salary, but even with higher it is lower than your min incomes...so dont complain😃

That's better asked at Panama Relocation Tours (they also have a channel on YT). They will help you out reaching the perfect people (Panamanian lawyers) to sort it out or guide you when needed.

No problem

How are you, my friend? 😂 No, i'm not back, but still had some unfinished video's. :-) So, there might come up some more. Happy to read you again.

Glad it was helpful!

@@LostTravellers Thanks for the reply. But honestly I watch SO many YT videos I'm. watching it again. That city did you stay in ? would you consider retiring to that city ?

I don't own a car. 😂 That is why i forgot. 😁

Did you watch the video? 😏

It's clear you have no clue of Panama at all and you never visited it. Whatever you're explaining doesn't make any sens at all. The Balbao is just coins, nothing fancy or actually worth talking about it. The use the dollar 'cause that has a lot to do with historie as well. Serious, you Americans are going to tell the world you have the best healthcare system? Did you ever visit any country outside the US? Have an opinion based on experience instead of the blablabla you've been put in your mouth.

@Rombat no clue of what you are talking about. 🤷 Never said US med care was the worst, just saying it's crazy expensive. I'm from Belgium where we don't have those crazy med care prices like in the US. Still what is 'Oh change your Balboa's for Dollars' thing about? lol ... BTW many Americans retire in Panama with the main reason Health Care is much more affordable.

you have to visit there before you can make an accurate summation of their situation.

You need to consider population/GDP US is 335.0e6 population vs $27.36e12. Which derives a factor of: $81,600 USD value per person Panama is 4.47e6 population vs 83.40e9 which derives a factor of: $18,650 USD value per person. Simply you made sense but however: Now if you watch the video, he is explaining a comfortable lifestyle is about 8x cheaper there. Let’s go with 8x (outsource income) So now you have to multiply $18,650 USD(Pa) value by a factor of 8. Which brings comparing Panama to a total value per person factor of $149,200 (USD(Pa)) value per person While the US is solid state sitting at $81,600 (USD(US)) value per person Just with your math there is already a 1.83x multiplier in value per labor /also in commerce per person, (insource income) that is not in your favour of this argument. Then there is also the federal debt to consider. Also there is the geometric progression of wealth distribution to consider. Also here is an example I am familiar with regarding his video: In Canada I’ll make around 10-14 bucks CAD for 1 average Uber trip including tip. In Panama it sounds like I’ll make around 3.10 USD or something including tip for example. Which if you multiply by his experiences in the video and factor for the 8x dollar value multiplier in value that comes out to $24.80 USD ($33.48 CAD) value vs the say $13.50 CAD (outsourcing) hypothetically value I get here in Canada. That is a factor of 2.47x in value in Panama vs Canada comparatively, which is close- and matches up enough to the 1.83x US vs Panama value multiplier I explained earlier However if I made 13.50 CAD and BRING it into Panama that is worth the 8x multiplier so $108 (CAD) in Panama as if I were living here in Canada Working there and living there is significantly less multiplier in value, but it’s almost double the USA. but bringing wealth in, is better. For now. (Which eventually will lower that said outsource income multiplier of currently 8x if everyone does it) but Panama maintains a better government and has a 1.83x better value per insource income and spending. This is how it is now as I see it and it may last it may not. Just like the 60s 70s and 80s in the USA So look at more than just the orders of magnitude of GDP

No, I'm speaking Flemish, which is very similar to Dutch and a bit like German.

Happy to hear you enjoyed Taboga. 🥳🥳🥳

Glad to hear you had a perfect stay. 🥳🥳🥳