Shocking Secrets Your City Won't Tell You! What is your story?

[ImKing]

Talk about your experience in a city you have just moved to, or have lived in briefly, or are planning to move to for a shorter or longer period.

How do you experience the city and the country you are moving to?What are the good things you experience, e.g., the people, general courtesy, and how do you feel received?What are some things where you definitely say this doesn't work for me at all?

I'm very curious to read about the different places people have lived in order to form an impression of what you have done and how you have experienced it all, and above all, are you satisfied with your current living choice, and do you plan to stay there?

 

[daniels27]

It is shocking how there are no any replied. What places have you lived? Maybe, somebody has to contribute something when he sees where you lived.

 

[daniels27]

Come on, @ImKing don't be shy. Where have you lived? Please share your story, so we can contribute too.

 

[clemens]

I have lived in Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Uruguay, and Sweden - I do not live in any of these countries today. The worst country was Uruguay where nothing worked, and we ran a payment processing company from a kitchen. The computer was right where the food was made, next to the microwave.

 

[diatessaron]

How do you experience the city and the country you are moving to?

It all comes down to the type of experience you want to have. There are 2 options here and I went for the second one when I moved to Finland years ago. Option number 1 is to hire a guide, much cheaper than option number 2 and a lot more knowledgeable history-wise. Option number 2 is to hire an escort, much more expensive and for some reason they expect gifts, but they know the dirty side of it and if you know the dirty side the rest is history.