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The do this with beer in Qingdao, China.

how do i set it to press a key every 21 & 48 seconds? i want it to press E every 21 seconds & R every 48 seconds on a loop

Good day Jack. Good to see you are still living in Nica. Been a while since I talked to you. My apology for not visiting you yet as I planned last year. I am still finalizing some Army stuff here in Canada, I did not anticipate it would take this long to get VA benefits (very bureaucratic process). Hoping to come down for some good coffee after all that if finalized.

Can anyone help me my Quadcast cuts my sentences off all the time

You saved me, man. My HyperX Quadcast suddenly started sound so loud and distorted! I reduced the input volume to 50 and it worked just fine. Thank you!

Please hell

What do I do every time I plug it in it doesn’t light up or work

Can image search in this software be used to only see a small portion of the screen rather than the whole screen?

FYI..."Hay un montón(de)" doesn't mean there's a mountain, but rather....there's a pile(of), a heap of, a lot of.

I think I watched this like a year ago, it helped me then, it helped me now. Thanks

Yo! Marc Augustine wants to do an interview with you man!👍🏾

Mine I can’t hear noise

hope you are safe and happy.. Becky...

Hello, I am an Engineering Student at Arizona State University working with a team to create an educational program of practical skills for people living in a struggling rural community in Nicaragua. We are in the process of researching the practical skills that might be most useful in helping them to address their problems with water, food, health, and the economy (small businesses families might be able to build to support the community and themselves financially.) I came across this video because I'm currently looking into gardening for food production on a family scale. Let me know if you have any thoughts of what would be most beneficial for our friends in Nicaragua to know! :)

Is there any wonder westerners are being locked up for months after a drunk driver does the wrong thing. There's virtually no balanced info coming out of Nica. Between this channel, Scott Alan Miller aka Karen, and Emmense Coffee, it's mostly spin and bs.

Do not minimise the Nicaraguan education there are middle and upper clase, and % is common; the new legislation of school education is compulsory to incorporate English in primary and secondary school. And with the internet and global access to education become more easy to speak English .

I am agree, own your land, get a Nicaraguan girl, the custom of the family is to go to church the Catholic Church , get marry, have few children, the catholic feasts are over the whole year and Nicaragua have a lot of dance and on week generally go to San Juan del Sur, Montelimar, nature is sooo beutiful. Be a simple person, humble. Nicaragua society is more spiritual, emotional balance, we value more how positive your are mentally and emotionally. Drive safe along the country and be happy.

Go out to the streets holding a Nicaraguan flag, I dare you. Let me know.

Dude, America is a whole continent, stop using the word America when what you mean is the United States (Nicaragua is in America) so we are all american....nicely from a Nicaraguan...

Funny, I saw you really drunk with a knife totally out of control back to 2018.

As a Nicaraguan, The police are corrupt as hell, I've never trusted them, I dont really feel secure in a country where the government releases robbers and murders from jail without fulfill their time behind bars. Crime in Nicaraguan, unfortunately, has been extremely escalating. I am sorry I just describing my experience as well. Any negative comments about my statement, I am really open to debate.

You are comparing the similarities between USA and Nicaragua and land ownership but one of the key differences you failed to mention is now the USA is gun obsessed and it's virtually unheard of for a nicaragüense to own a gun

As a Nicaraguan I can say that the police is a corrupt and extortionizing institution I have seen how they have taken money from foreigners, if you are a gringo they will only see a great opportunity to earn a few dollars, try as little as possible to interact with them and avoid talking or giving an opinion about the government you could get into serious problems be careful with their words.

Somebody must be paying you a healthy amount of weed or coke for you to say such stupid things. This police force has been sanctioned by the US government, The UE, Canada and many others for things like burning families alive (Karl Marx neighborhood) killing of over 300 people for exercising their basic rights, harassment of the catholic church, drug trafficking, human smuggling etc etc. This police force is the most corrupt and deadly in Central America. Jack stop using drugs, stop spreading fake news. You do not help the Nicaraguan people by spreading such lies. Jack read, educate yourself Jack shut your piehole

Replace Freedom w the word money in USA and it all makes sense,you want to build your own home w stone and timber,materials you can find on your own acreage to create value?No,no,no the powers that be prefer you to buy the 2x3 pine stick home with glueboard and plastic weather guard,and petroleum based shingles,the shingles draw the heat off the sun so the attic becomes a furnace so the A C gets cranked,the humidity in the attic gets drawn into the studs and glueboard,then water damage works it's magic,and your going into more debt Better off out of USA dealing with small scale bribery than going against the full weight of the Corporation based bureaucracy of USA,any sense of freedom in USA starts with being very remote,like middle of nowhere,where there is little to no infrastructure,might as well move overseas at that point where there's enough pros to negate at least some cons.

Hi nice to see you post again. Just spent 6 weeks in Nicaragua checking out various areas. I have been following you and interested in life in Nicaragua for several years and finally got to go! Such a beautiful country and I will definitely spend more time there in the future. I really enjoyed my time there! About police: I found them intimidating at first especially being from the US and constantly feeling like I have to protect myself from the police. The majority of police I observed or interacted with were helpful and personable - like most Nicaraguans. However I think the issues are in their banking, legal system and procedures. Not blatant police brutality. Based on an experience I know of another foreigner, there is much corruption in the legal system and Nicaraguans in general can see a foreigner as a target for extortion. Most people in Nicaragua have very little opportunities to improve their lives or create income aside from taking advantage of foreigners, tourists and travelers. And by taking advantage I don’t necessarily mean that in a bad way. However most of them have no problem ripping you off a few dollars here and there because they can get away with it and they believe you can spare it since you are gringo. I honestly do not believe there is any more or less corruption in the Nicaragua police/jail/legal system than in the US! All government is about the same to me!

A lot depends on where you live in the US as to how the police behave. The police in my area are very respectful. I live in a beach community in Southern California. Biases and racial distrust is always going to be a factor in policing. It’s human nature. I think blacks (and any other groups that wants to) deserve to have safe spaces where they police themselves. Problem solved. 😂

Community Policing: Nicaragua's police work closely with communities through initiatives like family assemblies and community patrols, fostering a participative approach to law enforcement. This contrasts with often more militarized U.S. policing strategies that rely on technological solutions and enforcement rather than community engagement. Effectiveness in Crime Reduction: Nicaragua has reported notably low homicide and violent crime rates compared to its Central American neighbors, attributed to its community policing strategy. The Nicaraguan police are praised for their effectiveness in community engagement, while U.S. police have faced backlash over issues like racial profiling and perceived brutality, affecting public trust

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In Los Angeles, California, one hears a police car speeding to somo place, and soon after three or four more squad cars come right behind the othet. To add to the situation, a helickpter shows up in the sky. As it is, people are scared of the police because they seem to be trigger happy.

Nucaraguans in general are people friendly, and the police officers are not an exception. It might sound outlandish but people from the United States and Europe are welcomed with warmth and respect. They seem to rejoice being around them.

Thanks for the vid! Good to see you! I personally like seeing your content since you are Managua-based. For those of us interested in the capitol, there's very little out there other than the tired refrain of "Nothing to see there. Leave immediately for Granada". lol I know that can't really be the case.

Happy to find you doing Nicaragua content once again. Scot and Elton are excellent. You are unique ... as well as excellent.

I am learning English and I can understand almost everything you say 😮

www.youtube.com/@TiminNicaragua

I arrived here about 10 days ago. I was stopped 2 times while driving from MGA to Esteli. Both times I broke a minor driving law, and both times I was able to talk them out of keeping my license. I have been more careful driving since then. I appreciate the police presence, because I do think it keeps Nicaragua safe.

Welcome back on TH-cam, Jack

Thanks Jack for the information. We just moved here and arrived in Cuidad Sandino! We absolutely love it! Thanks to your videos you spread the truth. So Much negative things coming from people who have never step foot in beautiful Nica! Thank you! And continue to focus on spreading good! Thank you! Thank you!

Thank you Jack for sharing your experiences with the police. It is sooo refreshing to hear something good instead of all the fear mongering that is happening online and in the news. 😘

Great video!! What other website/channel are you building? Would like to follow that as well. We really enjoy your perspective on life!! All the best to you!!

Nice, personal take on things.

Where is the angry garden gnome,we need more videos ,this guy disappeared

hey, it cant detect images on other apps

Bro after i use a couple of time some kind of message pop us and intrudes my playback that annoy me how to remove it

i’m 70, retired, in the UK and def want to retire to nicaragua, i’ve lived & traveled the world so i love an adventure..that said, i don’t know who yo trust about the pensionaro visa..i have all my documents, do i use visahq? or do i just bring everything with me and apply for residency in nicaragua, so much misleading info out there, just want to get it right, 🙏🏼

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America has always been a place of indoctrination and manipulation. You are not alone my friend. My family and I are moving September 6 . Yet through all that America has done, still Nicaragua opens its arms to anyone. True life and freedom begins when you are rooted in indoctrination camps etc. We rather leave this country and never turn back. Nica strong!

Automatically hiding task bar is a cringe thing too do. Esp when u have multiple monitors. No one wants that shit. Yet its forced because developers of runelite cant code a simple fullscreen. Tbh setting up runelite, dealing with jagexs website, and trying to get the game playable with rebindable keybinds and a damn readable text on a 1440p monitor is so frustrating it makes new players not even want to try the game.

Awesome video ! Now following both !! Coming to Managua and Leon in October to check it out. Hoping I love it and plan on permanently moving from Canada in December 2025!