Email? Mine is [email protected]. I just perused your articles and escape. Amazing and impressive. I am also a TDV member. I am an ex-american, too, living in Ecuador in the mountains (8 years) with my three children, 6 dogs and 4 cats, but I am tired of the cold. I want to relocate to a place with americans who are free thinkers and sick of govt, to feel like I am with family. (The free thinker american's aren't here and it is a pretty conservative country, so not too many ecuadorian friends.) Plus, I want to be near a beach. I have to figure it out how I will move us all, but want to start to talking to people who live there. Thank you! :)
I'll send you an email in a bit and you can start sending your questions! It's good to hear you're already out of the empire. Enjoy the cold, I honestly miss it!
Yes, I am so happy we are out of the eternal madness and probably will never go back until the insane freaks running the govt are gone. I like warm weather, in spite of growing up near Detroit in Mishawaka, Indiana. Hope to hear from you soon and maybe pay a visit to all of you in Acapulco. If you can, please tell me about the opportunities for work. I know you probably can't in the status you are in right now, and I eventually want to have my own gig, but to get started -- are there opportunities of any sort for someone with a business degree? Or, maybe another gringo hiring?
@lily-da-vine I'm wondering if there is the possibility that Acapulco is or soon will be done as far as expats go. By done I mean overloaded with expats affecting the vibe with other expats and of course with locals as well. I'm in Taipei, Taiwan and that is pretty much the situation here. The locals here are pretty much over foreigners and expats many times will give off this weird vibe to expats they don't know.
I haven't noticed anything like that. I know Jeff has mentioned many times that there are hundreds of anarchists living here but there are in reality a few dozen at best. There are other expats but it feels MUCH more mexican than expat. In Puerto Vallarta though, much different story.
There are many mediums to reach me by, which is your preferred?
Email? Mine is [email protected]. I just perused your articles and escape. Amazing and impressive. I am also a TDV member. I am an ex-american, too, living in Ecuador in the mountains (8 years) with my three children, 6 dogs and 4 cats, but I am tired of the cold. I want to relocate to a place with americans who are free thinkers and sick of govt, to feel like I am with family. (The free thinker american's aren't here and it is a pretty conservative country, so not too many ecuadorian friends.) Plus, I want to be near a beach. I have to figure it out how I will move us all, but want to start to talking to people who live there. Thank you! :)
I'll send you an email in a bit and you can start sending your questions! It's good to hear you're already out of the empire. Enjoy the cold, I honestly miss it!
Yes, I am so happy we are out of the eternal madness and probably will never go back until the insane freaks running the govt are gone. I like warm weather, in spite of growing up near Detroit in Mishawaka, Indiana. Hope to hear from you soon and maybe pay a visit to all of you in Acapulco. If you can, please tell me about the opportunities for work. I know you probably can't in the status you are in right now, and I eventually want to have my own gig, but to get started -- are there opportunities of any sort for someone with a business degree? Or, maybe another gringo hiring?
@lily-da-vine I'm wondering if there is the possibility that Acapulco is or soon will be done as far as expats go. By done I mean overloaded with expats affecting the vibe with other expats and of course with locals as well. I'm in Taipei, Taiwan and that is pretty much the situation here. The locals here are pretty much over foreigners and expats many times will give off this weird vibe to expats they don't know.
I haven't noticed anything like that. I know Jeff has mentioned many times that there are hundreds of anarchists living here but there are in reality a few dozen at best. There are other expats but it feels MUCH more mexican than expat. In Puerto Vallarta though, much different story.
Thanks for your reply! Also, I really enjoyed your interview with Jeff.
Many thanks for the comment! Im glad you enjoyed the interview despite my howling pooch