Where is the Next American Dream?
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In this interview, we delve into the evolving concept of the American Dream and its implications for today's entrepreneurs. Join us as we explore the dynamic landscape of global opportunities and the shifting paradigms of success. Discover why the pursuit of success may no longer be confined to one location but rather encompasses a global journey of exploration and innovation.
Gary's channel: @theentrepreneurexperiment
00:00 Start
00:18 New American Dream for Entrepreneurs
5:55 There is More than ONE PLACE
7:46 Embracing Friction & Cultural Diversity
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Stop watching the news
This is a very interested channel…
Anything is an upgrade from the news though so thats not actually much of a compliment but I do love this channel too
@@hereforthecomments258 theres massive problems in every country but most problems can be avoided with money. How many friends do u have that u have time to hate-watch?
I bought a ruin house in Portugal and started fixing it up as my intended homestead. I expected a knock on the door about permits, or God knows what. Time went by and nothing happened. I realised they just leave you alone to get on with your life. Then I realised this could be the American dream. BUT WITH HEALTHCARE.
As someone from Portugal, don't worry, they might come knocking in like 20 years, we are all too lazy to check permits😂
What’s your tax rate? Pretty sure that govt healthcare is not free
Omg some ppl like getting something for their taxes. Decent universal Healthcare is a good option, better maybe than just military might.
@@pawlieblog7967 omg lol is that what you call it?
Ignore the sky high European taxes and you can live in blissful ignorance.
It's funny how my great-great grandparents came to America to escape the after effects of the Irish Potato Famine of the 19th Century - but now things have come full circle and I'm considering Ireland for my future. The irony of it all.
Ireland is an extremely old-fashioned country with a crumbling society, largely poor infrastructure and the same low-quality people you'll find across the UK and much of North America.
If you feel thrown back to the past when going to Britain, it's at least as extreme in Ireland.
If you're really old-fashioned and truly enjoy the provincial insular mentality prevalent in much of the global anglosphere, you'll feel right at home in miserable old Ireland.
@@87solarskystatistically Ireland ranks very high in GDP per capita. Frankly I know these surveys can be way off as I have seen it before. Do you live there? Living there is the real test
@@sewnsew6770
Yes, I'm an Irishman living in Ireland and am thoroughly familiar with Ireland and its opportunities and problems, and the GDP figures for Ireland are massively inflated due to the insane amount of Ireland's GDP accounting for multinational's earnings, so much so that the Irish statistics bureau had to invent their own special GDP publishing methodology to be able to reflect something closer to the real GDP here through a separate, modified GDP-variant. This isn't as widely known though.
The Irish Central Bank published a report during the last decade in which they admit that the living standard achieved in Ireland is roughly equivalent to HALF that achieved in the U.S. for the average income, which means that you'll need to earn at least double of what you're making in the U.S. to even stand a fighting chance for a similar standard of living in Ireland, a country usually paying much lower wages than the U.S. would pay.
Can you confirm any of the aforementioned insights I submitted in this and my previous comment?
Don't listen to Andrew about Ireland, it's not all it's cracked up to be.
@@87solarsky Well not only that, but anything new and modern going up there is all from the corporations that are ruining the country, but there's this sort of love hate relationship with those corporations because with out them ireland has nothing that can make people nearly the amount of money they make today, they both are destroying the country and corrupting government at the same time as proving high paying jobs that apparently the Irish were incapable of producing before the corps came.
The new American dream is to leave America
True
Yeah.some think that it's still possible in America though
Americans always moved west for new opportunities. The North American continent stopped in California and Americans reached there at first half of 19th century. And still Americans moved beyond that to go around and the world. Americans need to believe America is where they want to be not where they are forced to stay out of fear
Sure it's possible. But there are better options@@MLK_Sold_Black_america_out
All the ancestry swab kits available offer up a reason for one to find out about their ethnic roots, connect with their distant relatives, and possibly reroot & go where they are treated best and feel a sense of connection and vitality, be it an ancestral land or not.
My American Dream is for the government to leave me and my family alone…
Agree 💯 percent
In Today's America, the American dream is to not become a starving homeless.
my dream when i grow up in the US is start a corp and depend on subsidies and bailouts. GM is my model!
Man listen. Im Canadian and am getting my American citizenship and im happy!! Best country in my eyes!!! But i hear what you guys are sayin!!!
Or moving to a nice neighborhood in Latinoamérica while having an American minimum wage.
Yeah right. Too many homeless in the US but in the grand scheme of things its a tiny percentage. Essentially noone is starving in the US lmao, quite the opposite.
@@bleeda2 Don't come, we're only 10 years behind the insanity in Canada, you wont like it here in a few short years to come.
I love how “as a matter of fact” he is. He is very realistic. Is not loyal to any country or any flag as long as it doesn’t give him or allow him to thrive. That’s exactly how it should be. Countries are countries. They take your taxes w/o caring about who or what you are. You don’t have to have allegiance to any of them. It’s a transaction that is a two way relationship. Love his mentality. Especially him being this Midwest dude, he is very “global in his mindset.
It's theft. It just depends in which thief you're willing to to deal with
No loyal to any country ? Sounds like a little fucking weasel with 0 loyalty.
No, people should be able to expect a decent quality of life in their own communities.
@@bmay282 Really? Who is obligated to provide that for them?
Countries are are business entity’s and run like a business . Your social security number or ID is a way to tax you because you are owned by the government . You are literally government property as long as you operate under that number . I think what most Americans are starting to understand is that we are slaves and not truely free and that has many people bothered these day . The illusion is getting exposed
The “New American Dream” is the same as the old one - you have to create it. For me it’s 6 months minimum out of the US in a country where the dollar goes further than it does here.
Of course many cant.
can do - must open mind first @@duncanmac2195
@@duncanmac2195 -- That's what 10 million illegal immigrants said, but they apparently can... including getting drivers license and able to work. Or are being kept expense free.
I wholeheartedly agree with this take. Idkw people think the American dream is some one size fits all ideal. YOU have to imagine YOUR American dream and make it a reality.
@@friskytwoxAgreed. The people with rose-colored glasses talking about leaving the country are in for a rude awakening, especially if they think those countries will take another retail worker.
I returned to the Philadelphia to help my father with a landscaping project after he retired in April, 2023. I happened to report corruption in Haverford Township to the County of Delaware who allowed municipal officials to repeatedly threaten me at my private residence on camera as a form intimidation/retaliation. Sergeants clearly stated on 5/12/2023 when this began they came to my house because of the report without a complaint. This escalated from 5/12/2023 until 10/31/2023. Lots of threats, requests to negotiate, and visits without a reason. Not limited but including the police sending codes to my private residence repeatedly for legal landscaping. I have a township manager threatening me in writing for planting a three foot tall bush. There's much worse including censorship. I even have kidnapping on film.
If it were Boeing, they'd just off you.
I'm in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware area now. I haven't seen anything of that nature first hand. Except, that sounds like something these people would do.
@@Willhart33 The cover up is significantly worse than the reported corruption. It is surreal to be living through
I’m from Springfield in Delco and this doesn’t surprise me.
@@wagner5424 You can search the public RTK request directory to view the denial County of Delaware produced. The County wrote in a public record they did not have footage of when they kidnapped me on 10/31/2023 while I had a credible source in the county in possession of said footage. I noted in my RTK appeal on 2/26/2023 that I know they have the footage so provide it. The credible source produced partial, edited footage within 24 hours of the appeal being submitted.
When I came to America in 1996, the richest counties, by average household income, were in the New York and LA suburbs. Now, they are around Washington DC, in northern VA and southern MD. This country has evolved from a market-oriented one to a government-oriented one. It's not the country I came for.
Why don’t you leave then?
@@sunshadow9704 Wow. I wonder how old you are. You think anyone can just get up and leave?
@@ianchu8232 since when an age became an argument ?
@@sunshadow9704 Do you have children to support? Do you have a spouse who doesn't want to move? Did you lose all rights in your native country when you became a US citizen?
@@ianchu8232 1. No one is talking to move back to native country. Move to the place where you will be treated better (almost any place in Europe and Asia). 2. If a spouse doesn't want to relocate, she could stay behind till such time she gets to same level as you and will be ready to join you in new place. 3. As to the kids: it depends. If they are 20+, they must be on their own now. Otherwise (
El Salvador is rising like a Phoenix from the ashes now that the gangs are in jail. I am thinking less about the American Dream and more about the El Salvador dream. It's amazing how a country can change when the trash is taken out and replaced with good leadership.
But but but the President is committing human rights violations against the trash, according to US Department and CNN.
What happens when the gangs are released from jail? Hopefully never..
Hilarious
Unfortunately, the trash will always be there.
Living in your car is the next American Dream! 🇺🇸
Yes, very very sad.
It’s funny that, in my lifetime, I can say that I’ve literally witnessed the fall of several empires. Russia during the Reagan administration and the US’s slow and deliberate self destruction. It’s sad really. But se la vie. It’s beyond any one persons control. Thus we must go where we are treated best. Thanks Andrew!
It’s c’est la vie.
America ended in 1963 when the govt killed JFK
@@sr9253 nonetheless you got the point.
@@Garagedoorsandgates208 So just 2. You're old but can't count.
@@thetacokawaii5708 nonetheless you got the point
I grew up in Australia and I am no longer similar to people who live in Sydney. The people here are either ideologically or racially not aligned to who I am. So already feeling that friction in my own country. It isnt that I changed. I just stayed the same.
Money corrupted them
So you are racist?
The friction and self awareness opening comment is so true for me............I thank God I travelled a bit and my parents went overseas....makes is a tad hard to fit in though.
Another great video, so interesting. In an unstable world it makes absolute sense to be resident in more than one Country, the recent Covid pandemic showed us this. As a Brit I am glad I chose to become resident in Spain which gives me access to the whole of Europe post Brexit.
Mexico, El Salvador, or Argentina with online western income
Yep
ANDREW IS BASED!!!!
LISTEN TO THIS MAN!!!!!!!!
Africa is gonna be the next big thing.... believe me 🙏🏽...
Africa will never be taken seriously until they get nuclear weapons like every other continent
Do not let selfish men or greedy
interests skin your country of
its beauty, riches or its romance.
Theodore Roosevelt
Article 23, which was recently passed in Hong Kong, is frightening. I'm steering clear of Hong Kong.
Oh rubbish - our new Article 23 is much less scary than similar acts in the UK! and even the US! Please stop listening to nonsense！
What is all this about? Just give me the summarized version.
@@hoppeanofasgard1365a quick search showed me that it's a security law, they can arrest you up to 16 days without a charge. Also, they are focused on fighting spies from western countries. But honestly, if you don't mention anything against China or it's government, it doesn't affect you
Yeah. What is Article 23.
If you're scared of something happening to you because of Article 23 then it means you're starting up an NGO in order to cause problems. You have to go out of your way to do this. Think about that.
The American Dream is a concept that suggests every American citizen has the opportunity for prosperity, success, and upward mobility through hard work, determination, and initiative. It often includes achieving financial stability, owning a home, and having a better life for oneself and one's family.
Just look at the current social mobility rankings, which reflect effective upward socioeconomic mobility: the entire Anglosphere ranks beneath the German-sphere, which ranks right below the Scandinavians.
America ranks at the bottom of the entire Anglosphere.
That's a real condemnation for what America has been turned into during the last 1/4 or 1/2 century.
@@87solarskysocial mobility is not compatible with big government and paying mediocres a generous salary
@@87solarsky America has plenty of social mobility, but people don't partake of it. America has fifty states. Places like Utah and Minnesota have higher social mobility than Louisiana, which is at the bottom of the list. A Louisianan could move to either one of those states with nothing and get ahead, but he won't do it because he wants to stay in Louisiana.
It's not fruitful to compare the average of fifty states to a nation like Sweden. Places like Utah and Minnesota might actually be on par with Scandinavia with regards to social mobility.
@@Aircalibur
Thank you for your differentiated perspective and for meaningfully advancing this comment section's discussion.
It is true that Utah and Minnesota have historically being doing more for effective upward social mobility than just about most other regions in the USA.
To be more specific:
Longitudinal studies about this topic have brought to light that upward social mobility in the USA is significantly more available to females in recent decades than for males.
In fact: The only (!) metropolitan region in the USA with any significant positive (above average) measured (and therefore proven) potential for upward social mobility specifically for males is and remains the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul in Minnesota.
To my knowledge no such evidence exists to suggest this to be as true about Utah's metropolitan region(s), or any other metropolitan areas in the USA, as far as significantly higher (than average) upward social mobility for males is concerned, which is the key differentiator in terms of overall fairness.
I wish there was a country like 1970 United States......free, not burdened by tons of rules......I would move there. Has to have mountains and fishing.
Yes I am old. I was amazed at the prosperity and freedom in America in early 1970s. Hard to believe that ever existed now
People are so squeezed from all directions
Even just small things like putting kids in daycare. Enormously expensive and fill out 50 pages of forms
Doctors office another bunch of forms
Property taxes sales taxes taxes taxes taxes
closest country I've ever seen to a 1970s US level of freedom in the world today would have to be Mexico, it matches it in virtually every area you can think of except for gun rights, and I've personally been to 45 different countries in the world so I've seen alot.
Russia is like the US in the 80’s.
@@hoppeanofasgard1365 I ❤ Mexico too!
Wow this is a very diverse conversation to be holding where is the new American dream?Emerging market countries that aren’t staggering and counting to move forward.
The American Dream, has become the American Nitemare.
The American dream is being suppressed by central banks and the government
The Canadian Dream is now worse.
So true - Canada is a disaster of a place. I bought real estate abroad and getting ready to exit. And by the way, avoid Toronto at all cost. Property tax is going up 10.5% among other indicators of a permanent decline @@andycommonsincanada
Yep
@@andycommonsincanada It will get better. Next year things will start improving.
Andrew is pompous, but that doesn't make him wrong. Really enjoy his perspective.
Yah he's so "Pompous" that he biasly NEVER talks about the most popular SEAsian countries where MOST Western expats go!? 😆 Places with great culture, people, food, and VALUE like the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia etc! Dudes too rich and snobby for those countries, only cares about Europe and select places for the "7, 8, and 9 figure clients" like himself 🤣🤑
You don’t know what pompous is. This guy is humble and helpful information. Bill Maher is pompous. Watch bill Maher interviews. He is the very definition of pompous. Andrew isn’t pompous.
@@ComeBackKid1 I don’t say shit about tramp
@@ComeBackKid1 I didn’t say shit about trrunp
Thank you Andrew
just some good info as always 👍
The next American dream will be not in a specific country.
A global dream? A flat earth dream? Interesting!
It's Chinese dream turn. But nobody yet have the confidence to declare it. Let's start it softly with Singapore. As Singapore is Chinese economy and political with western values but still in Asian culture.
I’m a futures and options trader. I like south America and the idea of becoming an Alien.
Which should I chose in a few years? I like Peru. But not sure who’d tax me the worst.
I seek a path nobody else will take. That path will have few with me. On this path, i know what awaits me if i am faithful to it. I will find my treasures,wealth, and fortune. Many will doubt me. And this will be why I shall succeed: I will have no peers, no contenders, and sheer will.
I agree! I move residence to an international region rather than a country.
You have GOT to do something about your microphones picking up vibrations from the table. Other than that, good insights :)
I’ve watched so many of these videos and I just shocked myself because not only am I just finding this vid I’m not subbed. Wow. I could not believe it.
Now you are. :)
@@nomadcapitalist and glad to be. You’ve become an invaluable resource to many. Thanks
I want to live in Japan, it is where I feel most comfortable and happy living. But I understand there are better places to put my money. Good idea to have a place to live, a place to conduct business and a place to store money safely and conveniently.
It's a damned shame that Japan does not give good tax incentives for entrepreneurial foreigners. Unfortunately, if they make it too easy or attractive to relocate there, it could ruin what is so excellent about Japan in the first place.
Yet malaysia become no 1 list for japanese to live, 14years in a row
The best place depends on your stage in life and your personal circumstances. I am an American retiree which is a particular demographic. Where is the new “American dream” for me? I have no need to get a great education. I had that. I don’t need to start a business and build a career. I need comfort and safety. If you are honest then the US is nothing special on the list of possibilities. Now comfort may be being near friends and family and familiar places and culture. We can easily come up with a good list of reasons not to move abroad but when you become financially independent and retired that loosens the ties quite a bit. I believe too many retirees who are in a position to move overseas are stuck in the psychological trap of America being “the greatest country in the world” - why would I leave? You can still love or at least appreciate America and still go where you are treated best.
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US? Safety? I understand your concern about needing comfort, but otherwise, most countries will be safer compared to the US
@@andrevasques9075 I retired to Thailand 7 years ago
@@martypoll Smart decision, I will move there soon ahah
Anywhere (almost) other than America. I, like you, like KL quite a bit. Cambodia? Yep.
This couldn't have come at a better time. I've booked a week off work, to begin my first company. It will most likely fail, but I'm tired of being a 'wage slave'.
The UK is a failed society. Our population is dropping precipitously; our governments have MASSIVELY overspent, devaluing our currency; and their solution, is to completely subvert democracy, ignore what the people want - almost zero immigration - and to import new workers from third-world countries.
I want to move in the opposite direction of the 700z000+ net immigrants.
Serbia, Singapore etc.
@@sportsfisher9677Not Serbia. Everyone from Serbia is moving out the country and its not a wise choice to move there.
Really? Why are they leaving Serbia, and how did you confirm this?
@@plainman9887I live in Macedonia and visit Serbia often, and I talk with Serbian friends and people. People are leaving in massive numbers due to freedom of expression, political instability, pollution and other socio-economical issues that have not been improving in the last 2 decades!
@@plainman9887war.
America finished in 2001 - people just didn’t realize it yet. At the same time it’s hard to see anywhere else to go - most of the money to be made is online which of course means not tied to a specific country
VR will be the next Manifest Destiny Frontier
I’ve noticed there is not one comment on the 1965 hart-cellar act, demographic displacement, the rapid changes bringing about DEI. Start to comment on this as well. You will all do well to read your Steve Sailer. Don’t know who he is then look him up.
I left for Philippines, but after this year im gonna try Malaysia.
ABSOLUTELY...Sad people Are still wide a sleep... Chasing a DREAM in 2024... Such an illusion...Be real people wakeup and live... Full joy your life daily...
Great interview, if you were looking to call it a day on business where would you choose to retire?
Watch his videos he's got lots of them, plus a few other credible folks talk aobut retirement.
We have talked about The 3 Best Expat Countries to Retire in this video, hope it helps: czcams.com/video/VmoAmjFU6Kw/video.html
@@nomadcapitalist thank you, perhaps an update video is due, especially considering potential changes in Thailand and now Bali ?
it's not important having a dream but how fast to wake up from a bad one
Puerto Rico, no capital gains tax. No Federal capital gains tax. No Puerto Rico capital gains tax.
Love this channel! I may not be your target demo, but I'm 25 living in Canada and just hit six figures with my online business.
I'd like to find a better place to set up & raise a family, Canada is brutal. Could you make a video about that please?
colombia. ignore the horror stories you hear about, and yea you might get robbed a couple times by kids on moto bikes...
‘Not the rich ones.’ Exactly.
very good channel, love the content...
Thank you!😊
You live in 410AD. It is August.
Where is your Byzantium?
When you were born I was an American military physician in Frankfurt, and yes, it was the best place in the world to live then. Today, retired in South Florida , even here I have to complain about the deteriorating economical, judicial, criminal and political corruption in what was the perfect place to live. Still, I have trouble believing there’s a better service oriented and safer places to live elsewhere. I am starting your video, hope you can convince me of a better alternative! We have been in over 160 countries and still feel great coming to our lake view place in Florida. But when Bezos and others in his shoes leave, then high middle class will leave too!
Its looking like El Salvador might be the place to be
Bitcoin
Vietnam for both living and doing biz
yea sorry but i need to be attracted a little bit to the ladys of the country... and well im not attracted to bug people... yes i know how well they treat us,,,, still... im thinking more colombia or brasil
This advice is excellent if you want to spend half of your waking hours doing paperwork.
😂😂😂
Many peeps have been living the Mexican Dream for decades but many people, mostly ignorant people get lost in the whole cartel situation when that’s far from being the reality of living in Mexico.
Indeed, just bought a house in Mexico (dual nationality), i was never gonna be able to afford one in California.. so yes, i am living the Mexican dream.
That falls under the category of "it works great until it doesn't" I follow a few expats in Mexico and the corruption interjects itself more often than is comfortable.
We the people should really be thinking globally now.
Im thinking the Philippines is a good opportunity for future growth, but having limited information i am open to listening to other people opinion. Am I wrong about the Philippines? If so what am I missing?
Google their china conflict, they may go to war
Im thinking the same thing, the gov is better there, less controlling, the US is a sinking ship in super slow motion
And you are going to get the resident visas....how??
Most foreigner gets resident visas through investments.
I was in South Korea in 84.
The ending hits hard😂
Welcome to south Korea!
After finishing the video, I am staying in South Florida! It’s still the best, at least for us!
The Trudeau government has tabled their budget! For capital gains realized on or after June 25, 2024, Budget 2024 proposes to increase the capital gains inclusion rate: from 50% to 66.7% for corporations and trusts, and. from 50% to 66.7% on the portion of capital gains realized annually that exceeds $250,000 for individuals. Far past time to do some planning and adopt the Nomad Capitalist lifestyle for Canadian entrepreneurs.
Finally CZcams wanted me to se your content 😂
Will filing for bankruptcy in the US damage my chances of getting dual citizenship in another country? I assume they run background checks and such? Thank you in advance and I love your content
Reason why airplanes and ships exist :-)
I think many good qualities in American culture contributed to it's hegemony, power, finance, strength, structure and it is still rife with opportunities. But I think the post war years and the union culture birthed a generation that thought that they are entitled to something, ie the American dream.....my 8th grade educated grandparents in the 40s and 50 had a union job, house, boat, car, 4 kids, big yard, vacations to Canada...etc...impossible with a one household "job" held by an 8th grade educated person today....then their kids think that is normal, but then find it isn't then have to adjust their expectations begrudgingly, then so on and so on....at this point...the cost of housings is 5 times what it was in comparison to income, so this is a bit of why folks are looking for the American dream in Timbuktu. It is the same spirit of life improvement that drove folks to US 100 years ago and frankly 300 years ago, it is just looking in different places now.
This is a great point.
Very average people in regards to skills and education were able to achieve a high standard of living that future generations absolutely took for granted would be theirs as an inherit right to being American.
Now, to achieve a similar level, you usually need to be highly educated and willing to make sacrifices (number of kids, both spouses working, etc.).
That classic American dream still exists, but requires a hell lot more effort and diligence to obtain and maintain.
Good points, thats why is important to be always flexible and be able to move quickly
Do you need to speak Malaysian to live comfortably in Malaysia?
No. But, if you know common phrases it helps. English is widely spoken there.
I wanted to say my home country, the Dominican Republic. Sadly, where my family lives houses are already going for 500k, in a country where most of the population doesn't make 500 dollars a month. So I am left wondering if it is even a good choice anymore.
Im in the process of getting my DR citizenship/passport via Ancestry. The island is surely getting more expensive but there is alot of opportunity in DR still and its a territorial tax system.
That's why it's good for invest early.
I wish I could say “Brazil”.
I can't.
Amazing land. Incredible people. Shitty a lot of things.
Brazil have a lot of walls, they do not allow foreigners to bring in the money too many issues in for example setting up a business or so.
This is an issue for citzens too, not just for foreigners. You can bring the money, many multinational companies have operations here, but they also have to deal with that. Burocracy in Brazil is a nightmare. One of the many shitty things about it.@@Adnancorner
@@costafilh0I thought Brazil is becoming a new Singapore. I guess not.
How? Low development, weak industry, high taxes. I don't see how. But maybe it's personal bias of me. Could you explain what you see that I don't?@@codelessunlimited7701
Brasil é uma merda on the business and bureaucracy side. The inequality and violence are also tough. I'm Carioca living in California, here is getting shitty too, USA is in huge trouble. I would love to go back but despite the beauty, people and weather. It's hard to return because the many problems. Maybe if you want to retire in a small town, but if you are active and still going for it, not sure Brazil is the answer.
Guyana?
I’m looking into buying a home in Italy
Your philosophy reminds me of international diplomacy. The International poker game where everyone is cheating. Countries don't have friends. They have allies that they work and trade with occasionally. By breaking down and looking at each country with the question, What can they do for me?
Argentina is the New American dream! Nice people, nice weather, good food, Milei putting an end on corruption and bring peace and opportunity for the people... Yeahh fellas... Stay tuned 😎
Nice people ???
How cute, god bless your pure heart, child.
"Singapore-la" ^^
Great point "The Nicaraguans are flooding our Southern border" - "Not the rich ones!"
The president and his friends
@@Dragoon77 Well, they're rich, aren't they?! QED!
Mine's gonna be Argentina
Hope you can handle frustration well.
I would wait to see if Milei gets reelected, otherwise they are gonna go back downhill fast and hard
It's called the American dream, because you have to be asleep to believe it. George was spot on.
The dream for me is to be make money at Silicon Valley tech companies but live in Seoul or Tokyo.
distribution of wealth
How do you make money from investing in a country? Is that what he means?
I'm moving to Dubai to practice real estate and be an aerial photographer/videographer this October to visit in October 2025 to move
Jamaica 🇯🇲 is fabulous and beautiful, were amazing people, amazing quality of .life.......Elders live a quality, peaceful life....Its home for me
Yeh right
Love jamaica, Thanks for your input 👍
I’m in a place in my life where leaving the US for a better future is going to happen sooner than later. In fact probably about a year or so
Thailand?
Fair weather patriot.
American dream is just to remain free and having freedoms period!
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Spain.
Can you please make a video about weaker British passports with Nigel Farage?
The GCC
UAE!
Given what America has become in the pursuit of this nebulous, poorly-defined topic, I seriously believe that rethinking the "American Dream" is in order. One thing it should NOT be, however, is exported to other parts of the world.
Just ask anyone from Bhopal.
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Abandon communism, embrace capitalism.
That's the New (& old!) American Dream!
Saving this
You will never have capitalism until you have paper money and bail outs for big fish in the sea.
It's not communism; it's corporatist feudalism.
Explain Bangladesh
all americain should go to singapour
I watched this video but notice a few hours later it pop up and I'm like "Oh did I get the answer to the title question?"
Global citizen sandwich! 😊
This smacks of a bit of eurocentric western thinking to geography… most countries except those that are war torn are great to live in outside the western world… once u have the resources and mobility you can enjoy the best of many countries esp in the developing world…. I hear talk of east asia great infrastructure but hot climate
He's a Westerner so what do you expect? Nothing wrong with what he's saying but very rarely do you find people like him that have a plan on what they can provide and contribute to the country they are going to.
I’m American studying and working to buy an apartment or house in Italy, learning Italian for over 6 years. America can’t sit in a cafe in peace and very little kind women left.
If not within the eagles nest, where is the Valley of the Utopians?
Non existent. Grass is greener where you water it.
@@Brelicity I feel like my neighbors dog has been peeing on my lawn.
Or just my neighbor is
I moved to Baja Mexico 13 plus years ago with 2,000 in my pocket. Now at 59 years old I do not have to work. All my money and it is where I live. All eggs one basket and would not have done it different, nor will I in tje immediate future. There are a lot of opportunities here in Mexico. The peso has been the best performing money in the world and probably will continue. Which along with getting more than 10% and as much as 20% in fixed income products with minimal tax. How do you beat this when the peso has gained more than 5% to tje dollar year after year for more than 4 years and no reason for it to stop.
Plus I literally love 20 minutes from San Diego so it is not like living 1,000s of miles away.
I would not do it different if I had the option to redo my past 13 plus years.
Why then do so many flee Mexico for the US?
So you are one of those who believe the media? The truth is for the last 10 plus years there are more people moving to Mexico, than Mexico to the US. It was different 20 plus years ago, the US had a lot more to offer. But times are changing.