So the business venture you two were going to partake in didn't take off? Oh well.MattHanson1990 wrote:
The longest I spent with Tapatio was a week and a half. And he did teach me things such as eating utensil etiquette being practiced differently in Latin America than in the U.S. He's also guy who I noticed prefers to live in a first world country because he likes efficiency and is more business oriented than I am, despite I have a big passive income. Most of his way of thinking is from the fact that he lived in America most of his life although he's a Mexican national.
Winston isn't a loser. It's ridiculous to say that he is.But there were a few things I didn't like about him. One, he constantly told me how Winston was a loser who lives in a shack, pays for prostitutes to have sex with him, and calls that success; he even said Winston is a con artist. Another day he told me feminism is good for society. In other words, he's blue pill and a mangina in many ways.
Winston is living the life he wants the way he wants, he doesn't have two jobs, nor does he have to wear and shirt and tie to work every day of the week. He could have all that of course as he has a good degree from a very good university but he would rather be happy - which is what most people strive for and fail as they refuse to get off the treadmill - therefore, Winston is a bigger winner than most people
Well, that's true, it is your job to adapt and to make it work. It took me around two years to get used to how things are in China. It is just the way it is.And another day he said that the problem is always me and never the environment I'm in.
I would stay in Mexico, go to the Philippines or indeed go to Chile - one of the few places on the planet where you can actually get a working/living visa AFTER you have landed there. I am surprised more people don't take advantage. If you have decent Spanish these days, I wouldn't give that up to go to Germany unless you have always wanted to go to Germany.