Brilliant! Congratulations on your new job. What budget do you try to stick to each month? Will it change with your new job or will you save more? I use Mint to track my spending and it becomes a game to see what I spend each month.
Thank you so much! I broke down my weekly expenses in my previous video, and that budget came to around €1800-1900 per month. Definitely saving slightly more with the new job. I try to keep my expenses in check, and resist lifestyle inflation haha.
Hi! Would you please make a video on campus job opportunities for Biomedical Engineering (Master’s) students in Paris? I also want to know about BME job and internship opportunities in France after completing Master’s in BME. Thank you so much!
Buddy eating food outside is not feasible everyday as it will spoil our Indian digestion capacity. What is the provision if I want to eat rotis everyday? like in the morning and night must .. Cuz I dont see any setup like thibg there .. Please make a video on that and avoid that frozen roti thing ..
@@MayankSehgal Yeah but like what do we need for that? Like in India everything is readily available, Pan, gas and all. cooker, is it easy to make that setup there?
Hello, I'm a 38 years nepalese but born and raised in Paris. I left Paris 1 year ago. TV tax is no more since 2022, you can forget about it. It was made to finance French public television and radio (France 2 and France 3 etc) and also some French movies production. Picard and frozen food are not cheaper!! Compare the per kg price and you'll see it. Maybe not for pizza but for meat, veggies, it's much more expensive than fresh. Your vpn trick for cheapest streaming subscription is good. I personally did it for Netflix with a Turkish VPN ip. I pay 4.5€ for the 4 screens/4k membership. It's been working for almost 3 years now.
Damn! Loved that transition when you finished the sentence on the bike!
Heheheh thanks man! Glad you noticed :P
yooo loving this! keep more of this hacks coming!!
Good content, relatable!
Thank you!!
Cool! That VPN trick really make sense 👍
Brilliant! Congratulations on your new job. What budget do you try to stick to each month? Will it change with your new job or will you save more? I use Mint to track my spending and it becomes a game to see what I spend each month.
Thank you so much!
I broke down my weekly expenses in my previous video, and that budget came to around €1800-1900 per month. Definitely saving slightly more with the new job. I try to keep my expenses in check, and resist lifestyle inflation haha.
@@MayankSehgal Bravo! I'm impressed with what your budget gets you in Paris. Well done.
@@kimberlylalley7255 Thanks!!
Very smart!
Thank you!
Hi! Would you please make a video on campus job opportunities for Biomedical Engineering (Master’s) students in Paris? I also want to know about BME job and internship opportunities in France after completing Master’s in BME. Thank you so much!
France is only good for aerospace engineering. Germany is better for engineering
Buddy eating food outside is not feasible everyday as it will spoil our Indian digestion capacity. What is the provision if I want to eat rotis everyday? like in the morning and night must .. Cuz I dont see any setup like thibg there .. Please make a video on that and avoid that frozen roti thing ..
Eating food outside here is actually quite healthy if you eat good things :) The provision to eat rotis everyday is to cook them yourself :P
@@MayankSehgal Yeah but like what do we need for that? Like in India everything is readily available, Pan, gas and all. cooker, is it easy to make that setup there?
@@AmitVohra-db3zh Everything is readily available here too! You can get atta from the Indian supermarket!
Why is it they have taxed the TV?
I don't know 🤷🏽♂️ It's a bit annoying
Hello, I'm a 38 years nepalese but born and raised in Paris. I left Paris 1 year ago.
TV tax is no more since 2022, you can forget about it. It was made to finance French public television and radio (France 2 and France 3 etc) and also some French movies production.
Picard and frozen food are not cheaper!! Compare the per kg price and you'll see it. Maybe not for pizza but for meat, veggies, it's much more expensive than fresh.
Your vpn trick for cheapest streaming subscription is good. I personally did it for Netflix with a Turkish VPN ip. I pay 4.5€ for the 4 screens/4k membership. It's been working for almost 3 years now.
It's like Japan or the UK
Sorry but I felt like watching jibjab version of u😂