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>>bureaucratic hassle
>>unfamiliar language
>>unfamiliar culture
>>why the hell did I go there
>>unfamiliar people
>>MANY unfamiliar people
>>I need to get to know these people, because if I don't, why the hell did I go there

Thanks, I'd rather you come to us.

I really want to create a clone of this topic, but with an open poll...

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I see that almost everyone who voted would prefer to leave this awful country in search of a better life.

Lies!!! It was the "damned liberals" who organized the ballot stuffing!!!

Right now, I live in Singapore. I don't know how long I'll be here, but I don't feel like moving away yet.

I understand. I'm not sure I could live there in the constant heat. In winter, I think how great it would be to live somewhere in a warm place, but by the end of July, I'm already wondering when autumn will finally come and this heat will subside!

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But, of course, after watching the movie "Bangkok Hilton," I'm hesitant to go there, even though the movie was set in Thailand, but the same applies to Singapore, as well as Indonesia and many other countries in Southeast Asia.

No, I would have stayed.

41.67%

Wow, things are really bad.

Yes, a small percentage indicates a low level of prosperity in the CIS countries.

African.

Sesame, did you pay your taxes? In full?

kjk

Sesame, did you pay your taxes? In full?

You probably didn't read carefully if you're asking that. However, she paid something, either in full or not. But now she doesn't.

You can’t escape death.

>>unfamiliar language

By the way, this is actually a feature, not a bug. It provides an extra degree of freedom – to discuss topics in a public place that I wouldn't normally bring up in the presence of people who understand the language.

That’s what I was trying to say. But actually, I didn’t ask…

Sesam, where are you going? You're already 80 years old...

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Listening to rap. Thinking that you're in America.

I think almost everyone who voted would prefer to leave this awful country in search of a better life.

Yes. The problem is that first, as an honest person, I need to pay off my debts, and then save up money for emigration. And somehow solve the problem with knowing the language, being able to write (in the language of one of the countries I like, I speak a little and understand a little, but I can't read or write), and finding a suitable job.

>>bureaucratic red tape - I'll endure it.
>>unfamiliar language - I'll learn it, but reading and writing will be difficult.
>>unfamiliar culture - If it's not a Muslim country, then it will definitely be better than the Russian lack of culture. By the way, I remembered something. In all the museums of the world, except for Russian ones, children are allowed to lie on couches. In Russia, the museum staff freak out about this and force children to sit (I've seen it myself).
>>why should I bother going there - I will work, strive, and try to make the country even better.
>>unfamiliar people - I'll get to know them.
>>MANY unfamiliar people - I'll get used to it.
>>I need to get to know these people, because if I don't, why should I bother going there - I'll get to know them.

"I'm not sure I could live there in constant heat." - I love the heat! )))

If I were to move somewhere, it would be to New Zealand. The climate is milder than in Iceland, and otherwise, it's the same remote place, plus I can manage with English more or less. The only downside is that the internet is expensive, but otherwise, it's a solid 10/10.