/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.8818874]

Where do you want to live once you've made it /biz/?

I still live with my parents and wagecuck but someday I would love to have an apartment in the city for the weekends and a cool lodge in the nearby mountains for relaxing during the week.

[Anonymous No.8818878]

>>8818874
Japan, at least for a bit.

[Anonymous No.8818887]

I would get a big house and ask my parents to live with me. I haven't seen them in a while and I miss them. They are kinda old and I want to spend all the time that I can with them.

[Anonymous No.8818905]

>>8818874
That's too much space. Just want a studio in a nice neighborhood.

[Anonymous No.8818974]

Not far from where I live atm. Maybe start off living on houseboat in the gulf of Alaska, explore islands and channels. Cool shit. Then eventually settle on the mainland in Northern BC

[Anonymous No.8818988]

>>8818874
probably something like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RF-Mqs2qC-M

[Anonymous No.8819052]

>>8818874
1000 acres and close to a body of water. All alone except for a few akitas and ragdoll's.

[Anonymous No.8819060]

>>8818888

[Anonymous No.8819124]

>>8818878
why japan? Singapore is way nicer

[Anonymous No.8819153]

>>8818974
And get raped by black flies every Spring?

[Anonymous No.8819199]

>>8818874
I'm from Pillheadvillage, Kentucky but moved to the "big city" when I was a child. I'm going to uni here and plan to move far away when I'm finished. I speak several languages and learn them quickly so I'd like to get international work. I might join the peace corps in order to do so.
Back to the thread:
>Munich
>Nuremberg
>Stuttgart
>Prague
>Brussles
>Amsterdam
>Belfast
>Warsaw
>St. Paul's Bay
>Montreal
>Buenos Ares
>Santiago
>Reykjavik
>Oslo
>Basil
>Zürich
>Bern
>Monaco (duh)

I gotta get out lads, this country is going to kill me.

[Anonymous No.8819203]

>>8819124
im a bit of a weeb, like the shrines/temples, and green tea all over the place. food is also good japanese or western restaurants. ive never been to Singapore but am planning on going for a week next time im in asia since its always recommended.

[Anonymous No.8819218]

>>8819124
Looooool. Your opinion is retarded.

[Anonymous No.8819223]

>>8818874
Far far away from the niggers

[Anonymous No.8819250]

>>8819153
They aren't that bad depending on the area my dude. Just gotta keep reasonable distance from muskeg (holy fuck though I hate black flies)

[Anonymous No.8819275]

>>8819250
Didn't even know what Muskeg is. I'd move to Northern/Central BC if it wasn't for those fuckers. Kelowna area looks nice too but it's all Chinese these days and I really can't stand them where I am at already.

Where in Northern BC? Like coastal, closer to Alberta, etc?

[Anonymous No.8819313]

>>8819052

would be too spooky at night

[Anonymous No.8819373]

>>8819275
Skeena-bulkley region is where it's at. Lots of accessible resources in case shit goes down, pretty small population too.

[Anonymous No.8819397]

>>8819373
How are the Natives in that area? We have a pretty significant problem with them in the Prairies.

[Anonymous No.8819442]

>>8819373
Oh ok cool. I have always wanted to travel to Juneau, Alaska and potentially live there.

[Anonymous No.8819503]

>>8819397
Not sure how to compare them to prairie natives, I'd say natives here definitely contribute a lot to society + our economy (tourism, fishing, ect).
Hard workers, I know natives who make more money in a week than I do in a month. Lots of positive role models for the youth. Generally wholesome, share a lot with the community.

[Anonymous No.8819522]

>>8819442
Sweet!! Hope you get the opportunity some day, it's definitely an experience

[Anonymous No.8819537]

somewhere with a mild climate. idgaf about my house/apt cus i spend most of the days outside

[Anonymous No.8819552]

>>8818874
all these open space houses and lofts are a disaster to keep warm in winter, highly inefficient

[Anonymous No.8819650]

>>8819503
That's good. We have some dysfunctional reserves here producing crime problems for rural residents nearby. Many break and enters, farmers shooting intruders, closest cop is 45 minutes away...

[Anonymous No.8819913]

>>8819650
Yikes that sucks dude. I remember seeing in the news about that farmer shooting a young guy. I don't blame him, I wouldn't want to wait 45 minutes for help.
We got some crime here too but it's mostly on our highway, lots of missing and murdered native women who are usually hitchhiking from their reserves. Pretty sad. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highway_of_Tears_murders

[Anonymous No.8819932]

>>8818887
Go see them anon, don't wait to be rich

[Anonymous No.8819938]

>>8818988
I would feel so fucking stupid having a house like that, like the worst human the consumerist society has ever made. You can only attract gold diggers in your life

[Anonymous No.8819980]

>>8819552

Underfloor heating masterrace checking in

[Anonymous No.8820028]

>>8819938
He's a celebrity producer and one of the highest paid DJs in the world.
He even dated Selena Gomez a few years ago.
He'd be covered in gold diggers even if he lived in his mom's basement.

[Anonymous No.8820035]

>>8819124
you're on 4chan, buddy.

everyone here wants to live in japan

[Anonymous No.8820102]

>>8818874
A nice place with some land in the PNW. Something just attracts me to that area.

Some other places might be a house overlooking the bay in Berkeley, some nice Seattle apartment, or a nice Victorian house in Massachusetts.

I don't have much desire to live in another country. I really like living in the nice areas of the US. I might have a small vacation home in Japan or Italy/Southern France though. Maybe Cinque Terre.

[Anonymous No.8820113]

>>8819124
>wanting to live in a tropical authoritarian shithole

[Anonymous No.8820138]

By next near I'll have almost 200k saved up from wagekekking. With dividends from risky meme ETFs that's about 20k per year neet income. It's very tempting to quit the rat race then and go live somewhere cheaper. Seems I could live comfy enough in places like CZ, PT, Balkans, or south america.

Where would you go with a US passport and 20k USD every year?

[Anonymous No.8820314]

>>8820138
Probably tour some countries in Central Asia or the Caucasus. Expensive getting to places, not so much buying food and stuff.

[Anonymous No.8820374]

Lake Oswego.

[Anonymous No.8820394]

>>8818887
Dude what the fuck are you waiting for?

[Anonymous No.8820410]

>>8818874
this more looks like a cafe than a house t b h. like the look but feel like its a little big

[Anonymous No.8820422]

>>8820314
>not so much buying food and stuff.
only if you live like a local, speak the language and know the place well, otherwise 90% of the time you'll be falling in tourist traps

[Anonymous No.8820615]

>>8820138
I've sort of made it (350k) and am planning on something similar. Going to do slow travel (~6 months in each place) for a while. I'm going to Portugal in a few months, probably Madeira. Not sure where I'll go after that. Maybe Georgia, seems nice and cheap, and you can stay for a year without a visa. Maybe Armenia while I'm in that region as well. I'll probably go to Latin America as well eventually.

[Anonymous No.8820676]

>>8820374
ayyy

[Anonymous No.8820748]

Netherlands, nice large apartment in Amsterdam, at least three stories for myself. In the heart of the city. With a vacation house in south France and a smaller one in Greece, along with a winter loft in Austria. Don't need to escape into some foreign shithole country I don't know, I'll mingle under all the other people who made it.

[Anonymous No.8820954]

>>8820314
Not a bad idea, I had thought about KZ since I can get by with russian. What I didn't like about these places is that they sometimes turn off water and electricity for weeks at a time unannounced so that energy department heads can pocket the savings.

>>8820615
Wow, you've got the same plan. I'm going to Azores in may to check it out. I was in Madeira for 3 weeks and spent less than 1000 EUR including lodging and a rented car. Armenia is also on my list. Good luck and congrats.

[Anonymous No.8821032]

I live in my parent's expensive house in an expensive neighborhood. I just want to afford to keep it up and pay taxes.

[Anonymous No.8821207]

>>8820954
Sweet. I was thinking of the Azores as well, looks great. I'm heading for Portugal in June, probably. What do you do for accommodation, AirBnb? I like to have my own private place and cook for myself. Short term accommodation seems much more expensive, that's why I was thinking of staying in each place for around 6 months. On the other hand, 1-3 months in each place would probably be more fun. I don't like moving around too often though (like every couple of weeks), it's a bit stressful and expensive, and you don't learn as much about the place.

[Anonymous No.8822150]

>>8819552
quality doors and windows +solar panels +a lil crypto mining farm would keep you warm easily.

>>8818874
pic related would be nice but I dont have nearly enough friends to use that much flashy space and Im no longer college aged.

This is the reason I started cryoto. I want a home or to get enough money to get a good loan. I hope the bullrun starts in this year because Im getting really sad.

[Anonymous No.8822169]

>>8819199
Warsaw made your list? Mate, if you want to die of lung cancer, just start smoking.

[Anonymous No.8822207]

>>8818874
Same place I live now, but I'll be traveling more.

[Anonymous No.8822211]

[Anonymous No.8822278]

>>8822211
I think there's an episode of MTV Teen Cribs where they show the insde of this one.