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one day you will realize there is nothing problematic about using airbnb. you have zero to feel guilty about

Perhaps you shouldn't have used the phrase "hook you up"

it might not have been 100% aligned with the dictionary definition of socialism, but it's definitely under the umbrella. i ndon't see how you could argue otherwise. socialism takes many forms. if the hard K's and Grabois had his way with this universal basic income, that right there is a big...

Massa is as milquetoast as alberto, so, if you value keeping things as they are in the country then he is your guy

It is amazing the goofy info on this thread. L.A. or D.C to Buenos Aires is $375 one way...It could not be any cheaper. $3000 a month? Rocoleta or Parque 93.....no problem. Argentine people are KNOWN to not be really friendly....Colombians are VERY friendly. Use THIS...

If you're looking for a wife, i would be hard pressed to think of a better place than colombia to look

i understood axel's post to mean he works for a US company and gets paid in the US. but lives in argentina. that doesn't fall under foreign earned income, he just get paid in the US and pays taxes in the US. if he were earning money in argentina, that would potentially fall under the FEI exclusion

huh? are you mixing up the foreign earned income exclusion?

fibertel always worked great for me in puerto madero. i always was interested in iPlan fiber but it didn't reach my area

Further to @UnTops the point is about taking money in or out of any given country. The USA sets a limit of USD10,000 before you have to declare it, divided between the people traveling together as a group. Check out this article in the LA Times...

It's not exactly a quarantine. they are telling you to stay home.

Everyday I ask myself, why exactly am I still here? The only real answer is I'm too lazy to pack everything up and find another job.