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@@ScottAlanMillerVlog yes retired from policing here. I was in Granada over 20 years ago lol. Just started my Spanish and preparing for the permanent move. Like you say I picked there due to a lot of factors not just cost 👍
A person must always realize that your mind can play tricks on you when it comes to “cheaper” - once you are living in another country you tend to remember things differently - also you might tend to gravitate towards familiar type foods and restaurants and those are actually more money than back home. Don’t forget too that when you go out with your girl you might be also taking grandma - aunts - uncles -etc Then any “savings” are long gone
@@dontimoteo2416false. That's up to you. In most countries and cultures you can convince your lover's family by doing that. It's an option not a must.
My sister is planning to relocate to Poneloya and I think we ran into you at the Italian restaurant in las peñitas . It’s a very chill village to live actually I myself spent a month there just recently .
Went 4 days without coffee. That next coffee was like a reset. Do they sell coffee beans? I like to grind fresh and use french press. Thanks. Was on a invited tour of senate in Ottawa and notice most of people in offices used surface pro tablets with key boards hooked up to monitors .
@@jamesmcgowan5933 expensive and junk. and built for the only major operating system that's totally not viable for a serious government job. as someone who consults to governments, deploying windows to a government role should be tantamount to treason. it's intentionally left insecure because thwir customers dont prioritize security.
Hi I hear your show a lot. Wanted to ask how to best sell a house we have in Managua. How do we find out how much it’s going for? Somebody wanted 300. Dollars. How do we know he is giving us correct information.We live in the. US. And need to sell our home that my mom has been renting
Hey, thanks for posting. I think we'd need a lot more info about the house. What kind of house, what kind of neighborhood. Someone wants $300 for... what?
That depends on which country you are from, how much you make, and what country you are in. It's a super complex matrix. Some places are easy like Nicaragua where taxes on expats are zero. You can't work locally, which would be taxed, but foreign sourced income is always tax free, no exceptions. But your origin country might tax you. As an American, the US taxes me but at a massive discount. Canadians get a bigger break BUT far less clear or reliable to get.
Great video Scott! I'm from Argentina,, living in Canada. We're considering to relocate to Nicaragua and watching your video it occurred to me that having mates everyday, is a must 😄 Any idea if yerba mate is sold in Nicaragua?
@@Stinkyfarts455 thank you for the info!! The goard and bombilla, are not a problem. I must have 4 or 5 of each. Everytime I go to Argentina, I bring another pair 🤦♀️🤭
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Shirts/hats with the S.A.M. Beard logo needs the tag, “we’ll get to that…” (front) wrapping around, “… right after the bump” (rear).
OH. EM. GEE!!!!
Another great content video 👍 looking at October for my move with my corso from Canada ! Thks to your info!
Thank you very much, and very exciting. That's coming up soon!
@@ScottAlanMillerVlog yes retired from policing here. I was in Granada over 20 years ago lol. Just started my Spanish and preparing for the permanent move. Like you say I picked there due to a lot of factors not just cost 👍
Great info as always! Thanks Scott!
A person must always realize that your mind can play tricks on you when it comes to “cheaper” - once you are living in another country you tend to remember things differently - also you might tend to gravitate towards familiar type foods and restaurants and those are actually more money than back home. Don’t forget too that when you go out with your girl you might be also taking grandma - aunts - uncles -etc
Then any “savings” are long gone
So true. Dating a woman in Nicaragua is basically dating her entire family.
@@dontimoteo2416false. That's up to you. In most countries and cultures you can convince your lover's family by doing that. It's an option not a must.
Good info and good content
You should update the numbeo information for Leon. It's almost all blank.
oh. good idea
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!!
My sister is planning to relocate to Poneloya and I think we ran into you at the Italian restaurant in las peñitas . It’s a very chill village to live actually I myself spent a month there just recently .
did you talk to me or just see me?
Just saw you but will be visiting poneloya more often now . Hopefully will get to say hi . Really enjoy your videos .
@@romeoalay516 ah good. because i didn't remember talking to you. lol. definitely. let me know when you go out.
Good night Scott. Seems today was cloudy in Leon.
A lot more than cloudy. I walked a few miles in POURING rain.
Went 4 days without coffee. That next coffee was like a reset. Do they sell coffee beans? I like to grind fresh and use french press. Thanks. Was on a invited tour of senate in Ottawa and notice most of people in offices used surface pro tablets with key boards hooked up to monitors .
jaja. good to know the Canadian government is working with equipped like homeless millennials.
yes. beans are widely available.
@@ScottAlanMillerVlog I was surprised that they all seemed to be using tablets. Those surface tablets can get really expensive
@@jamesmcgowan5933 expensive and junk. and built for the only major operating system that's totally not viable for a serious government job. as someone who consults to governments, deploying windows to a government role should be tantamount to treason. it's intentionally left insecure because thwir customers dont prioritize security.
Hi I hear your show a lot. Wanted to ask how to best sell a house we have in Managua. How do we find out how much it’s going for? Somebody wanted 300. Dollars. How do we know he is giving us correct information.We live in the. US. And need to sell our home that my mom has been renting
Hey, thanks for posting. I think we'd need a lot more info about the house. What kind of house, what kind of neighborhood. Someone wants $300 for... what?
Have gourd & bombilla: ready for that mate.
Apples to apples Starbucks vs. Dr. Coffee.... Dr Coffee hands down.
what about taxes if your living full time?
That depends on which country you are from, how much you make, and what country you are in. It's a super complex matrix. Some places are easy like Nicaragua where taxes on expats are zero. You can't work locally, which would be taxed, but foreign sourced income is always tax free, no exceptions. But your origin country might tax you. As an American, the US taxes me but at a massive discount. Canadians get a bigger break BUT far less clear or reliable to get.
@@ScottAlanMillerVlog True, say the US...
Which airline(s) is the best to travel within central America, including Panama?
WITHIN almost always Avianca, but Copa for Panama
Actually Mate is not an argentinean thing the guarani people were drinking it before the borders of south america were stablish
@@MatiasDC361 the native guarani, already occupied part of what it is now the argentinian mesopotamia.
Holy shit dude how many cups of coffee did you have before you recorded this video !? Lol
it was like three.
$2.65 + tax, + tip for (1) cup of coffee at Waffle House aka the Southern Diner
Great video Scott!
I'm from Argentina,, living in Canada. We're considering to relocate to Nicaragua and watching your video it occurred to me that having mates everyday, is a must 😄
Any idea if yerba mate is sold in Nicaragua?
I've never seen it here. I drink it in Bolivia when I'm there, I enjoy it. I'm sure it is "available", but I bet that it is hard to find.
@@ScottAlanMillerVlog thank you Scott! I guess I know now, what to put first in my luggage!😃👍
Porta's in Managua typically has at least 4-5 brands of Mate always available, bring your own Bombilla and goard though!
@@Stinkyfarts455 thank you for the info!!
The goard and bombilla, are not a problem. I must have 4 or 5 of each. Everytime I go to Argentina, I bring another pair 🤦♀️🤭