>3 months in a condo in the US>3 months in the Japanese countryside>3 months in China with grandparents>months at my parent's villa in Portugal>repeatDoes this sound doable?
yeah dude just a family that has cool shit and supports you and other garbage god fuck off
>>2875257Not viable, because you'll be paying for the condo year round. Get rid of it and rent some place, or rent out some placeYou could buy your own house in japan in the countryside for cheap, but again yearly maintenance your grandparents will demand care from you when they need ityour parents will kike you for rent and shit on you for leaving
>>2875267I was planning on just doing airbnb or something equvalent for Japan. The other three places I already have places to stay.
>>2875257>>repeatwhy not try different places instead of repeating? it sounds doable, but it is a hassle to go through migration and they will give you a hard time every time, especially if you tell them you're staying 3 months. my suggestion is to say you are staying two weeks and have a fake ticket out of there. they will still stamp you for the full period you are allowed.
>>2875257You're looking for some picturesque life that others will envy. I'll save you some time. You'll never be habby.
>>2875295>I was planning on just doing airbnb or something equvalent for Japan. You'll get raped on price and pay 10x the value>>2875314>t it is a hassle to go through migration and they will give you a hard time every time, especially if you tell them you're staying 3 months.ikr, why do they get so pissy when the limit is 90 days and you tell them 80 and show them a ticket? what's the limit for then?
Money does not change the fact you're an undesirable chink reviled everywhere in the world
>>2875354I live for myself, not for foids. You wouldn't get it.
>>2875354actually right now everybody hates americans and jews
>>2875257>My plan for my 20s and 30s>change location 4x/year>Does this sound doable?kek noat least not long termi tried doing something like this about 10y agosimilar setup but different countries (Germany, Italy, Japan, Costa Rica)just had my first job after finishing my master(mostly) remote and at my families company (so I could fool around without consequences)I barely made it through year 2you get socially isolated even with expat communities AND speaking the local language (i.e. German, English, Spanish & Japanese)moving all my stuff ate like 2weeks minimum of all my free time every 12 weeks even though I had all apartments / houses year roundthere's a reason why most DN usually only move every 2-3yearsit's cool for exploration, you see so much you otherwise wouldn't have the chance to (living somewhere, even for 3months is very different from visiting 2 weeks)and if you're young, by all means, try itbut have a backup plan ready when you've had enough
>>2875594>moving all my stuffwhy would you do that?
>>2875687what a stupid questionto not leave my things behind obviouslyunless you're one of those insufferable one baggersyou'll likely have 2-3 boxes of clothes (full year moving means carrying seasonal clothes)even more for special stuff, like Skiing between Germany (Alps) and Japanthen 1-2 boxes for household / misc stuff I don't want to or can't buy at every locationalso had my hiking equipmentand that's assuming you actually have the places all year aroundif you're an airbnb / hotel, you likely have even more stuffpacking + handing off to transport company + unpacking takes a lot of time and mental load
>>2875314>have a fake ticket out of therewhat i do is get one of those expensive tickets that allow you to rebook themisnt this better than buying a whole other fake ticket?
>>2875479zased (zen + based)