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@sandiemann3860 im confused. Healthcare isnt a concern in USA?

@ I meant not a topic of concern in Ecuador. I’m currently in the process applying for temporary Ecuadorian visa and so looking forward to the IESS affordable healthcare system.

@topmeoff nooone is forcing you to, "Mr. Fashionista." On to the next

@ just constructive criticism. Always listen to what people say. Not telling you to fix your hat. But maybe you should 🤷‍♂️, but everyone has their own story. Maybe there is a reason you wear it like that. That information I’m not privy to. But just constructive criticism brother. No hard feelings

@tremblence im so glad that my videos help break down the realities of the situation. Ecuador is super underrated (especially when social issues exist that don't actually affect us expats/travelers/immigrants.) I made this video at the beginning of the 3 months i spent in Ecuador in 2024 and im glad i went it was a blast

Im currently driving north from Peru through Ecuador and up to Colombia's coffee region (Pereira). Ive already done the same trip going south. Its fine. Take main roads and dont drive at night to avoid any risk with what you asked about

​@@livingabroadwitheric Yo thx a bunch man, Seriously its so nice to have some feedback I figured its safe enough, seeing videos of older couples doing the trip on a motorcycle etc

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Yes finding birds in Colombia/Ecuador is a real treat

@jerrym3261 buy the local stuff when you arrive (brazil/colombia) and if you plan on living in colombia then you will have to import it so buying locally is a better option again

If you're just planning a few trips then you can ship by containers or drive it down like i did

@@livingabroadwitheric Even though I have lots of stuff, I don't use much stuff. The cost of a container or paying to cross the Darien Gap would not be worth it. Also, I don't think I can import a vehicle to Ecuador.

@@jerrym3261 yes if youre thinking of living in ecuador, buy a bike there with ecuadorian plates. Ive heard its different to import yea

@@livingabroadwitheric I'm thinking a Loncin or Voge 300 Rally would be great for Ecuador, short distances and off-road capable. I can't have either in the US, much less buy. Some Europeans prefer them to Honda CRF 300 Rally, they're that good and cheap if bought in Ecuador. $3200 US for the Loncin (carburetor), $5150 for the Voge (EFI).

@mlsaulnier i have done a few interviews with women (Guatemala, El Salvador, Colombia) and yea have a few more thatll be coming out soon 😀 I was hoping to get you on the channel but time ran out hahha 😅

Are you starting in USA or where? Definitely give Teofilio and his team a call! They're great

@ Will be starting in Clemson, South Carolina. I am hoping they can transport the bike to Buenos Aires. From there I’ll go down to Ushuia and just work myself back home without Schedule. Will be launching a UA-cam channel as well. Great stuff Eric this is helpful.

@derekfranco2465 when will you start the trip?

@jsmartinezec Thanks so much. Are you from Ecuador?

@livingabroadwitheric 😉 Yes my friend, I am living in Loja, you are welcome to visit my city.

@@juliogrivas3377 i agree i loved it also

Hahah you order 24,000usd of amazon packages per year? Your discretionary budget for amazon is impressive

@@AlexandraAllover where did you stay? At the campground? Cabins?

@ We slept in our car :-) We came up with a creative setup!

@AlexandraAllover nice one

@@natalycastano1795 🐈 🏍

@@SophisticatedBob good point! I forgot to post about the searching and purchasing process. Seemed pretty intuitive to me

You can say that about anyone doing anything, anywhere. According to your logic noone should do ANYTHING ANYWHERE THEN, EH? Dont hate the player, hate the game.

Where in nica where will you/she be?

@@livingabroadwitheric we want to start in playa Hermosa Costa Rica then go to San Juan del sur in Nicaragua then to the ometepe island

@nikaelaarmsbury6912 do you speak spanish?

@@livingabroadwitheric we all speak a little Spanish but not fluently

Higher than my budget for sure, but its a good reference point at least

@@Marie-x8g3o 💯 de acuerdo hahhaa. Habla Avanzando en muchos idiomas el señor

@@cesarf1907 yesss absolutely big city lots of nice stuff in it

@@patriciaflaherty good call

@@artlovervictoria great input thanks for that

Hahah Very noble cause. Tom unfortunately disappeared hours after i spotted him.

@patriciaflaherty hahahah good call i didnt explain it too well! Seeing it was a bit random to me too! It seems to be the holiday meal for the family i rent my airbnb from 🤣🤣

@livingabroadwitheric I hope you saved it and you're going to let subscribers vote on a name for him.

Who said that they didnt come before? Not me.

@@Olivia-pe5vf totally agree its amazing

Marlon. Im not Elton and i never brought my drone into Nicaragua. You must be misinformed and confused mate.

im comin next week for my first time

Nunca.

Thanks for watching. Have you been before?

@gg13308 glad you enjoy that view. I try to give real life views of walks like this as i think theyre helpful to some people

@jonesmorales-tu6kq nice i hadnt seen one before guatemala personally. Its super yummy

@@livingabroadwitheric theres a couple in the states

@jonesmorales-tu6kq cool nice to know

Ecuador es increible

@livingabroadwitheric Así es hermanos, es su casa, disfrutenlan

@Blazjul cool thanks for the comment! Ill be in paraguay next year sometime! Where does he live?

It has a bad reputation for its bad neighborhoods but i haven't seen any bad news about the nicer neighborhoods. I had absolutely no issue in the 2 days i spent there in 2024 with Nataly

@@jdsantibanez i agree. I would have liked to have done a house tour there. Sadly didnt have enough time

@livingabroadwitheric Unless some resident invited you, they wouldn't let you in.

@@jdsantibanez yessir i make contacts easily

@@jdsantibanez yep I wrote that in the video

It sounds that Guayaquil has a bad reputation and samborondon is extremelly rich in relation to the whole Ecuador

@@21jfreloNot really. There are very expensive neighborhoods in all Ecuadorian cities, as in any city in the world. The actual town of Samborondón is small and really not wealthy at all. But many modern gated communities started to develop on the town's periphery, which made Samborondón now to be considered a place for people with money. But the actual town of Samborondón is not.

Samborondon que conociste fue creado por los mismos guayaquileños, quienes te dicen eso de que es otro municipio son la misma gente que vive diciendo cosas negativas de guayaquil​@@livingabroadwitheric

SPS was quite the vibrant (yet crazy hot) city! I enjoyed it