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Thank you!!

Y la gente que está en los balcones, muchos de ellos han pagado 100 o 200 euros para poder verlo desde ahí :) Un dinero bien invertido, ¿eh? xD

Come we are there every Wednesday

I am not sure in Binance they let you increase the deposit. I guess you can bother if you want to try something different and diversify. But I am not suggesting to get into crypto. These are things I think can crash all the cryptos

Viro?

Meglio quello di Foggia

Generale tedesco giustiziato

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Ma vai a cagare te lukaku e l’inter dio fa

There are none, you just end up eating all the cheap stuff you can find around or in the supermarket

Normally the websites will just be paying the taxes for themselves. Or if you earn less than 10k per year in the UK, you don't need to pay income tax (might be slightly different in other countries) This is more of a problem if you work as a contractor for a company part time (or full time somehow). The company is already paying. In this case, the company might be forced to have you work in the country. BUT most of the managers overlook that, or they act as they didn't know. The truth is that if you work remotely, it doesn't matter where you are. And if you are an happier employee working somewhere else, an open minded manager will think "why not?". I think the tax code will have to catch up with these situations where the employee works in another country. It will become more and more common. Full time jobs are more difficult to manage while travelling. The starting point is to have the talk with the manager where you state "I would like to try this different working experience", and you see what happens. Somehow with the pandemic, this talk have become more easier to have. Recently Apple tried to force for all their employees to go back to office by September. A letter against it was signed by more than 80 high profile employee. Even managers want to work remotely. If you have a fixed employer, that is not occasional work and therefore you will be part time at least. For stable occasional work you must have build your own reputation somehow, so that people will easily find you on the website of your choice and give you work. Or you can create your client network somehow, and the usual tricks are with maintenance, creating a system that they have no clue how to improve by themselves, or being a consultant of some sort. Meaning that you gave them such good results, that they need to stay in touch with you to get more of that. A practical example could be to leave the company and become as part time contractor for the company itself. It becomes you "client" and you made it part of your client network by having worked for some years with them. It needs some time and quite some talks to create this situation

How is it going? Sounds cool, I will definitely contact you if I go around there!

@@Manu-zk8eo add us on instagram @discover_evolution we can keep in touch

No, it is not safe. But you can make it way safer for you. - You can prepare yourself beforehand by doing self-defense courses (I did some judo when I was a teenager). - Then you can also do "safer things" when you are there, but for that you need to get in touch with someone who is living there. And basically ask for the "safe areas" to hangout (usually the more touristic places). You can meet locals through some apps like Couchsurfing, or talking with the guy at the desk of your hostel/hotel/B&B. They all live there so they "know". - Finally you can be safer by not bringing too much with you, avoid expensive stuff. In the worst places, they suggest you to carry some money just to give in case someone tries to rob you. You will HAVE to give them something to make them stop bothering you.

Thanks a lot!

Yeah exactly!! ahah

+Adrian Valdivia You are welcome :)