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There are a few supermarkets in Barrio Chino as well as some random health food stores scattered around like Zoja Market in Palermo which sell tofu, TVP, and other vegan/vegetarian items, as well as a lot of imported stuff that you won't find in the regular supermarkets (Asian, Mexican, etc). Granted, the prices are crazy right now and even moreso for anything imported. Hopefully everything will level out at some point so that it's affordable for both locals and visitors alike.

it's interesting how everyone's exeperience can be so different! I feel like Rio was a saving grace for me. Had I only experienced Floripa, my opinon of Brazil would have been so different. I commented my full opinion in under the pinned comment. I could see myself living in Rio for a couple years because I want to become fluent in Portuguese. I'm sorry it was difficult for you! I hope you feel there's wisdom you took from the time though at least. As slow travelers, it's never easy when you realize a place just isn't for you, so your resilience is commendable. I will say I do understand what some Afro-brazilians commented. Equating Black spirtual traditions with demonic/spirtual attack is deeply unfortunate when (white) Christianity is one of the most violent religions on Earth. It was interesting that seeing the orishas aka sculptures in the image of Black women made you uncomfortable seeing Black spirtuality in Brazil brought me so much joy!

wow, the inflation part was so crazy! feel so bad for them rn, the country is in such a delicate place. I have had Argentina at the very top of my travel list since 2023 but have been saving, I wanted to go this Spring. maybe I go to Chile instead this year! tysm for your info <3

¡Muy buen video! ¿Todavía estás interesada en la entrevista?

That’s such an amazing story! Glad to come across your channel and look forward to seeing how this journey plays out! Praying for good things 💕.

Great content. I trust your judgement and I’m not sure this one is high on my list. So I’ll wait til I hear it’s cheaper 😂

I loved living in Buenos Aires many years ago. I dance tango so that was my motivation going there but it was an entire vibe!

Please tell me that you will do Encarnacion Paraguay or Asuncion Paraguay. Thank you for doing Argentina too because I was looking at them too.

Such a great video! Very informative 😊

I learned so much and honestly would have never considered Argentina before watching this.

I’d love to go. I’m not a party person but the food and architecture looks great

keep the content coming!!!! 👏

I travel vicariously thru your ari! I would travel more but I worry about starving because I'm vegan. Do you think it would be difficult?

Thats interesting and useful to know what technology prices are like in different countries. ✨

Puente de la mujer. I have the same picture. ❤

So sorry to hear that! I know it will work out for you at the end!

Me too going this year soli😂

Hello! Please am a Nigerian, am already processing my conference visa to Croatia, please i would like to live and work in Croatia is there anyway i can convert my conference visa to work permit ?

I am thinking about becoming a digital nomad. But I need to create these three income streams.

Thanks for sharing. ❤

Very Informative video. I didn’t even think of half of those things

We missed you Ari! Multiple income streams is important! working a remote job is risky bc most places you technically cant "live" abroad.. you can get away with "extending traveling/vacationing" as long as you clock in and have secure internet access but even then, some applications may not work even with a VPN.. plus you can get fired like that then what?.. i always tell people to have 6 months saved and continually fill out applications/interview bc you just never know. but who wants to live with the fear/anxiety? it's a price to pay for earning USD, being able to be nomadic and see the world. Having multiple incomes will alleviate the stress bc if you are let go, you have additional sources of income.

Do you have a black women community in Thailand? I just moved to Thailand and it's kind of challenging for me

I pray protection and strength over and through your journey! ❤

This is so exciting! I’m happy for you! Is the teaching job remote in Vietnam or do you have to go in-person to teach?

So happy for you! I wouldn't come back to the USA either if I didn't have to! This place is a joke especially come 2025. I wish you the very best 😊.

Awesome! I'm so excited for you.

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Hm pretty place but not so lively! I appreciate that the people were polite and respectful in stark contrast to your experiences in Israel. Probably a good place just to destress. Another very honest video. Very good

Thanks for sharing these great tips!

Can you do a video on how you pay for stuff while there like do you use card mostly or always take out a certain amount in cash to have on hand just in case? Also could you talk about travel programs geared towards nomad remote workers and what you think the pros and cons of those are?

I am FIREd [ financially independent retired early].... I really admire you for doing this lifestyle... This video stressed me out ... Are you ok financially ? You mentioned debt.... are you ok... ? For you have a plan for income ? Or nes income sources?

Hey Ariana! I’ve been following your journey off and on since you started and just wanted to send you a virtual hug! You’re being taken to levels on this journey you didn’t know were possible and you’re keeping your head up even when it’s hard. “It’s always darkest before the dawn,” is a quote that has helped me when all doors seem to be closing in my face. I wish you lots of luck and just wanted to share that while I was watching, I kept hearing community community community in the back of my head. I hope community shows up for you in new ways and helps ground you in a new unknown but possibly better path forward. Hugs! Gabrielle

We understand but your employer doesn’t need to know your life just your value to the company. Digital nomads we have to understand if they pay you that much they would rather pay someone else that lives in that country significantly less

I switched from W2 employees to contractors for this very reason. Most of my people were remote and during the pandemic a lot of them decided to work from international locations. My company was "young and dumb" at that time... Until I found out that there's territorial restrictions depending on where they work from and domicile issues. So, I would be responsible for paying taxes of all of those territories, which I really didn't have a problem with, but the compliance end is a nightmare (especially for EU countries). A lot of countries also required I register and have an office location there if my employees are working from there longer than a certain period of time. It also caused a big headache for domestic taxes. I have AMAZING employees, so the only way I was able to keep them was to offer to let them work as a contractor to the company. BEST MOVE EVER! It's a win-win for everyone involved. ... But I do understand corporate America's reasoning for not allowing employees to work offshore. Best of luck to you on your new journey. If you ever decide to take on contract work, just reach out

I think the African walking tour was perhaps a bit biased. There are no segregated neighbourhoods in Portugal. There are however social project neighbourhoods with free or low rent where many people with low wages live. Also admit that the Catholic church used to crush other religions. But it was not specific to the African Community. It was against ALL other religions.

I definitely had a similar situation wow. But I am glad you haven’t given up and you continue your journey! ❤

I’ve noticed a push away from remote work in the US. It’s getting real bad here. VERY hard to find a complete remote job here now.

So sorry that this happened the way it did. I have been following you over a year, and it is surprising that your channel has not "blown up" as I love your content. I felt inspired to solo travel watching you and others who were much younger than I am. Now I do see solo women traveling that are my age. Your best is yet to come. Those companies do not deserve our brilliance. You may know this but consider getting a career coach while you are in this season of transition if you can. I found it incredible helpful when I switched from corporate decades ago. I did it the hard way first, but now I am evangelist for hiring support (therapy, coaching, consultants, freelancers, etc - all the experts lol). Can't wait to see what you do next.

The algorithm is working AS it should!! Glad to come across your video ❤️

It's most likely compliancy reasons. It puts the company at risk to have employees abroad. Pretty much all usa companies however a select few, aren't allowed to have employees abroad especially handling customer data and tax reasons. That's why people don't tell. If those countries wanted to, they could sue your company for lost taxes. Edit: also even f they knew, they most likely received new information or saw another company get in trouble for having remote employees. I'm in tech as well as an engineer. I have personally seen negative consequences of being remote or having remote employees. It's best to relocate to another country and apply in their job market.

Thanks for sharing this, wishing you so much prosperity in your journey sis

working abroad at a cheaper cost of living country as a US citizen working fully remotely for a US company is the ultimate cheat code to life currently. it is the cheat code to the matrix, literally

wow! I don't know how the algoritm knows my business and how I landed on your video but this exact scenario happened to me today. Thanks for sharing so openly!

Did you end up getting another remote job?