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Oo. Gusto Kong lumipat Sa surrey Balang araw. Salamat Sa video Nito, ngayon Alam ko na kung anong dapat isaalang-alang kapag lumipat Sa surrey, dahil Ang video na ito ay lubhang kapakipaki na bang para Sa MGA people na Hindi gaanong Alam tungkol Sa surrey at nails na lumipat Dito, Tama ba? Ako ay Isang estudyante mula SA Pillipinas. 🎉😮😅 Grabe Yung city, Tangina!😮😂

I want to move to Vancouver! But I know nothing about it or no one!

8:20 "Even a bottle of water is kinda expensive." Very good observation.

My BC TEL land line phone cost $6 a month in the 80's. The government sold this public utility, a basic necessity that we all funded, to private enterprise to continually price gouge, making it one of the most expensive utilities in the world.

Forgot to mention the most important thing that don’t have police sheriffs since 1982…

God living there seems extremely unaffordable

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Great presentation. Thank you.

Tuban city sucks 😊

7.51 toronto girls swiftly flew past behind.. lol... another good content... many thanks

Myself and my partner moved here about a year ago, been in Sapperton/New West since, absolutely love it here.

Sofia is a daddysitter.

36? Professor looks 56.

I love these videos because I just moved to Vancouver 4.5 months ago. Just have to say, for the part-time babysitter to make that much...the math isn't mathing.

You were gassing up one car and yet getting into a Tesla later in the video.

Surrey has great food !

moved hate it!

Lol awesome vid..at some point ya gotta ask yourself why am I here...??? To go hiking??

He would have saved so much on gas if it was an electric vehicle

I noticed price of condos in new west are a bit lower, I wonder why… is it because they are usually older units and poorer neighbourhoods than in Burnaby and Coquitlam?

I love your video, and I still wonder why your channel only has 1k subs :( you deserve way more attention! I'm planning to move there soon, and hopefully, I can get a part-time job to support my studies.

Deport them all

to live in Vancouver you should take home $1 million a month and then you will be sort of OK✅💰🔥🤑👻

15$ for 5 sushis 🤯

You notice one thing that you upload videos everyday your video quality is good but your videos are not getting any views. This is a very big problem. Are you trying to solve this problem?

You are right. I lived there for a long time and it was a wonderful place to live. As you mentioned gang violence was ever present in the entire metro Vancouver area since 90s. And mind you most of these gangsters aren’t even immigrants, but local born and raised middle class immigrant kids who grew up in the 90s. But the news and ignorant people tend to blame recent immigrants for it. I remember chinatowns around the world used to have similar connotations attached to them before and similar gangster like communities emerged from them and were active until 2010s. However, uninformed public will always use their preconceived notions to spread notoriety for a specific group to never stand for self reflection. For example, they never seem to ask why did middle class immigrants raise kids who ended up going the ways they went in the 90s and 00s? It’s a very bizarre to keep blaming outsiders who have nothing to do with it and are often more astonished and shocked by the situation.

Why do vancouvers houses look like that? They are truely ugly.

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Thanks for sharing! Damn, so I did some calculations. To live this lifestyle and not save a cent. One has to earn $70K a year minimum for your lifestyle. The recommended living wage in Vancouver is supposed to be $60K. How things have changed. The average Canadian earns about under $64,000. For sure the expense is mostly on energy, food and housing. 25 ish this year eh? It honestly wasn't that bad when I first started out working. People got by with $45k or $50k.

lol surrey is not in canada, it's in india

The reason Vancouver realistate is so expensive is because of foreign money being laundered in the market. The reason cost of everything is so high in Canada. IS because are government is printing money out of thin air then spending like a drunken sailor. The more money int he supply chain the less its worth. Meaning the higher your wages have to go to keep up. This is inflation more money printed = less the moneys worth. That's why in 2010 my brother bought a townhouse in Abbotsford for 182k We bought in 2019 the same town house in Abbotsford for 382k in the same complex. We sold the place in 2021 for 505k. Explain to me how in 11 years the price went from 182k to 505k for a 1975 townhouse ?

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This is really helpful! It's a great reminder to revisit our spending habits and identify the hidden areas where our money is slipping away without us even realizing it. Thanks for documenting!

Was there for 10days I spent $1500 +hotel + flight +food+drinks+best times 😂🎉❤+25 miles day walking.Love Vancouver . Cant wait to go back. People are so nice.

How do people save up for a starter residence in Vancouver. I can see a typical person saving only $15K a year after RRSP contributions

Wow - that’s a lot for just one week !! You should track how much you spend on a month. Appreciate how realistic it is though. I don’t spend that myself in a week for me that’s a month’s spend. I don’t eat out at all !! I’m lucky to eat out once a month. I drink my coffee at home and once in a while I’ll treat myself to SB or Tim’s.

my cost of living is half of yours atm. it went up a bit cause i took on doordash and getting gas more.

very cool video. dont feel bad about eating out once at least your not wasting money on delivery. also is 75 on a phone plan necessary? i find i never go through more than 20-30 gb and at that range a fido plan is like 40$

I just came from there from a 2 month vacation...really expensive city...especially compared to Japan.

Grew up in the mainland. Went from 1400 for a whole 2000sqft house in the mid 90s to 2000 for 800sqft basement. Wages just havnt kept up unfortunately. Its definitely become a place that almost requires roommates or a so to live with just to split the cost of housing. This is the biggest factor for why we've seen the largest exodus from bc. Mainly moving to Alberta, USA or overseas, in that order. Making bout 80k/yr and finding it more difficult to save for future and/or vacations. Great video explaining the costs around here for anyone who is looking to move here. Though New West is a little more expensive area over Coquitlam, or Delta. Both neighboring cities. You wont really notice a good savings until you get out to Langley or Ridge

Interesting how you're exactly the type of person to complain about the cost of living here, but you're eating out mutliple times a week. Maybe try cooking 7 days a week and see how much money you save. Sunday you had work cancelled? Then how about you go mow some lawns or do any extra work instead of going to the beach the entire day. People just complain about the cost here but don't take any opportunity to actually make a living.

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Oakwyn Realty means you probably have a more sales oriented job so you might be used to going out more to take clients out. I would say your budget is reasonable for your age. You could consider buying what is on sale vs what you are craving.

Complete B.S. unrealistic spending. You only eat once or twice in a day?!

which gym do you go to ?

You eat out too much. Could save so much just making your own coffees/snacks LMAO

5:42 man before that persian place, it used to be a boba shop that I used to love back in high school

You could also add much more for to your monthly expenses if you did the following: Had sinking funds for things that will also come up, which I do. For example: Bday: $150/mth Christmas: $150/mth Clothing: $100/mth Car insurance/repairs: $150/mth Trips-Getaways: $300/mth This easily adds another $850/mth Plus, since you're a renter, you might be saving for a the down payment for a place of your own: $500/mth And, if you are into investing, which would be a great idea for someone your age, you could be doing that as well. Since you have a full time job and are pretty young, around $200/mth is a good place to start. This now adds another $1,550 to your monthly expenses, which I think is more realistic for someone in your place. Closer to $5,500/mth...? - if you're saving and investing like I do. (I'm twice your age and a home owner but it's not close to being paid off, yet I invest quite heavily each month, which will add to my healthy pension when I retire one day). In addiiton, you might want to save for an emergency fund of around $10,000 in case a big-ticket emergency item comes up, and at some point, it will. Nice video. I live in Vancouver as well and recognized some of your hang-outs. Good luck with your channel.

Your Vancouver spending is similar to a student. The highest cost is $2000 housing. With everything else being adding together $4000+ a month or under $50000 is quite reasonable living. In the US, the food and other living expenses would but the same except in USD. This is assuming no traveling that require airfare or hotel stays as well as no gf which can cost quite a lot. Assuming $100000 a year salary is $70000 after tax. This leaves $20000 a year savings. The living expenses seem pretty fixed so it is a question of increasing salary / earnings to have more savings. It looks like responsible spending vs. frivolous.

I stopped the video at groceries, it's already out of budget