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Sorry if you misunderstood, we don’t only work weekends, we work most days. That’s the reality of owning a business, most weeks it’s 6-7 days a week, but we get to choose it. What’s dojo?

No UA-cam is just a small fraction. Our main income is from rugby-muscle.com

Amazing, best of luck to you! I think you’ll love it. Our work is rugby-muscle.com

Thank you for the comment. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊

Thank you so much for your kind words! Your support means the world to us 🥰

Aww, thanks! We had a blast making it! Glad you liked it! 🥰

That sounds very reasonable for both of us! But really appreciate your comment 🥰

I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! I think the kids are gonna love it... Let us know afterwards 😊

In summer (June to August), Tirana typically experiences hot and dry weather. Average temperatures range from 20°C to 30°C (68°F to 86°F), with July and August being the hottest months. Daytime temperatures can occasionally reach up to 35°C (95°F) or higher. In winter (December to February), Tirana has mild to cool temperatures. Average temperatures range from 3°C to 12°C (37°F to 54°F). While snow is rare in the city itself, it can occur occasionally. Winter is also the wettest season in Tirana, with increased rainfall compared to summer months.

Thanks for watching and glad you liked the video! 😊

Thanks for watching... as said it’s just our experience and what you deem unnecessary you can cut off.

I know, right? :(

Absolutely! It's incredible how far your money can stretch in places like that. Living well on a budget is definitely possible! thanks for the comment 😊

Hey man, yes this was recorded on an iPhone 13 mini connection to the computer, the audio is from a separate mic and some of the B rolls are with a GoPro - why do you ask?

I'm so glad you found the vlog helpful! There are so many amazing options out there. Thanks for the comment 😊

@@tjandbtraveling You're welcome! I'm excited to see more of your uploads! 🙂

I'm so glad you enjoyed the vibe! Amsterdam is such a beautiful city. thanks for the comment 😊

Thanks for the comment! This was the one time I think we didn’t track the costs… Nothing was remarkably “cheap” or “expensive” though

@@ingaagni4678 thanks for the feedback. We’ll be more careful… For the luggage - Yes, we actually live out of those suitcases full-time.

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delicious and convenient for sure, thanks for the comment

It's great to hear about your experiences! Bali really does offer a unique vibe for productivity and a high-energy lifestyle. Have you considered exploring other places like Thailand or Vietnam? They might have a similar atmosphere! (Phuket is really amazing, you should try it🥹)

Thank you for the feedback! We’ll definitely work on keeping the camera on the food a bit longer in future videos.

For all our health care we use Safety Wing, there cover everything and they are very reliable, we love it. Here is the link for you to check it out. safetywing.com/nomad-insurance/?referenceID=tjandb&Ambassador

I'm really glad you found the information helpful! I appreciate your support and hope you continue to enjoy the videos!

We truly appreciate your feedback! Your encouragement means a lot to us. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Thanks for the kind words, we're glad you found some useful tips - we really want to show that you can eat well, train hard and travel as vegans 😊🙏

Glad you think so!

This is the 2nd time from a vlogger that included KL among the other places on an island or by the beach, best for a digital nomad. On your next visit to SEA, do consider Penang as another suitable location for a digital nomad, I think, both the accommodation and food are slightly cheaper than KL.

Thanks for watching and glad to hear you liked the video... KL is great and deserves to make this list. You're right about other places like Penang too. This is just a basic summary to point people in the direction

@@tjandbtraveling Have a great weekend. 😀

yup

I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Bali has so many hidden gems beyond the popular spots. What’s your favorite area to explore?

@@tjandbtraveling we like to go north, Munduk, Lovina, Pemuteran, east to Candidasa and Amed and west to Medewi

Thank you for the comment. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊

Hope you enjoy your trip - we’ve got lots of videos to help you out!

@@tjandbtraveling yeah.. we are getting ideas🤟

That sounds amazing - best of luck, we've got lots of videos all over the place so hopefully you find them useful 🫶

Where in the philippines would you recommend visiting?

Thanks for sharing your experience. It's definitely on our list and we're looking to go there next year - but we thought we'd just share from the places we've lived. Where would you recommend?

​@carriealavezos2872 cheap is relative right? What we are looking is value for money.

It really would depend on what you wanted, to be honest if you want your money to go further and experience a stunning beach I would say Da Nang. If you want a bit more to do and adventures, maybe Phuket but that is the high season so prices are higher and it would totally depend on what you’d want Let us know which you choose, thanks for the comment 🙏

Yea they’re different countries 😊

No, that was just for groceries. We actually track our food expenses in three categories. Groceries were $448, eating out was $247, and coffee + snacks came to $211. So the total food budget for the month was around $900 for both of us. Where in Thailand are you? Thanks for the comment! 😊

We have a budget video in Phuket, and we spent around 1250usd for both of us... If you wanna check it out ua-cam.com/video/iMVkFW0bwo8/v-deo.html

Thanks for watching!