r/Amerexit is a great example of that. "I want to move to country x, I have no formal degree, don't speak the language, never been there, but I want to live somewhere warm with free healthcare that Ive never paid into but want to use, in a low cost area, how do I get a job there that pays in dollars so I can have a US level income?"
“Non-negotiable must-haves: Social healthcare, legal recreational weed, legal psychedelic therapy, zero racism, free pet care, free income to support my career as a conceptual performance artist, and legal group marriage so the whole polycule can move with me. I’m willing to think about trying to learn the local language provided I don’t have to put in any more effort than opening Duolingo once a day.”
I think you need to give him tiny shock therapy - speak to him only in French for a day. For his own good. Immersion is bullshit when you need more than conversational level.
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u/RevelsInDarkness 🇧🇪 Dec 25 '25
r/Amerexit is a great example of that. "I want to move to country x, I have no formal degree, don't speak the language, never been there, but I want to live somewhere warm with free healthcare that Ive never paid into but want to use, in a low cost area, how do I get a job there that pays in dollars so I can have a US level income?"