Don't worry about it. The AI productivity growth will make an universal basic income possible. We can all chill and lay back while robots will do all the work.
You seem to have found a part of Sweden that has preserved what Sweden once was like. The big cities and the media are now unfamiliar to me who lived in Sweden for more than 60 years. That cold, lonely landscape, I loved when I was 30 years younger. Thanks for your video!
Du machst wirklich großartige Videos. Ich mag alles daran: Die Ruhe, die Bilder, der Rhythmus, die Musik. Das, was Du sagst, ist gut überlegt und dass die Musik überwiegt, finde ich schön. Die schönen Bildsequenzen werden von der Musik förmlich getragen. Ich habe Dich abonniert und hoffe, dass Du einen langen Atem hast und wir teil haben dürfen, wie sich alles entwickelt! Wenn mein Mann und ich in den Ruhestand gehen, wäre die Überlegung, in Schweden ein Haus zu kaufen. Neben dem ganzen Umbau würde ich mich persönlich auch freuen, Eindrücke von Land und Leuten zu bekommen und die ein oder andere Information über schwedische Besonderheiten. Alles Gute!
Having been to Germany I understand what you mean with the food. In germany, even the smallest towns can have bakeries, restaurants etc. because people tend to go out and eat and drink beer a lot which sustains the businesses and keeps the prices down. Here, people rarely go out which makes it unviable to run places to eat and drink. To stay in business, they need to charge more which keeps people from going out so it’s a negative cycle (also alcohol is expensive due to tax reasons). A cultural difference as well as economical I suppose.
Your shots and editing are wonderful. Sweden seems like a perfect place to live. I had similar experience to what you described when I visited Boras last year. People were extremely helpful and friendly and didn't seem annoyed by my being American. The streets were so clean, and I learned quickly that standing near a crosswalk would stop traffic. Oops! 😅
Ich komme aus Värmland, wohne jetzt im Ruhrgebiet. Jeder Sommer verbringe ein paar Wochen in Västra Ämtervik. Ich erkenne mich wieder in deiner Aussage, dass das Licht, die Farben und die Beamten anders sind in Schweden. Es herrst einfach so ein himmlischer Ruhe ❄️🌙 Der Winter ist in Schweden zwar kalt und die Tage sind kurz. Aber der Schnee hellt auf und der dämpft alle Geräusche. Hier in Deutschland ist alles dunkel, nass, reflektierend und voll mit Autos 🚗 😅
Why i move to sweden you say. In the first minute of your video i understand 😂 so quite and peacefull.. the only thing what keeps me here is my wife who doesn't want to go (yet) haha. Greetings from the Netherlands
Had to comment because I would have answered every question identically 😂 Still living in a big German city after 8 year and have been working remotely as a dev since Covid. Years passing by, but I don't wanna settle down here. Now I fell in love with Västmanland and have been learning Swedish for 2 years. One day soon! Good luck to you! :)
Hej! I just found your channel, moved to Sweden myself a few years back. Broader Norrtäljie area but similar setup. Last house on the street, next to a lake, only weekend neighbours. I fully understand what you mean with regards to the people. In my experience there is a better service culture here. People working for the government know they are ultimatively working for you, so everyone really is supportive if you need anything (building permits, official documents, etc.). The mindset I was explained is called "lagom" which some people strife for. As far as I understand it, it means to acchive balance in yourself and your social circles. Also I think in Sweden due to the size and not being as crowded as Germany is, you find a more self-reliant setup of life here. Perhaps a last hint: Sweden offers great second hand shopping, whenever you see a sign for "loppis" take the time to stop and visit ;)
Hey, love yours vids man, I also moved to Sweden not too long ago but instead of the north I'm a bit under Stockholm but I totally get what you mean about the sun, slow pace and such, back in my home country (France) you had to do everything fast (well that's how it felt like for me) instead here you take your time and so for grocery shopping I love it, concerning fast food if I need to go to one I prefer going to MAX because if I remember correctly they use local food to make their burger and such but I totally get also the lack of variety sometime, but I love Sweden for it's landscape, literally the air and the tranquility
I lived in northen Germany for a decade and I can completly relate to the lights and colours being different. I had never seen a sky with such a deep blue colour.
Thanks for sharing your perspective and I wish you good luck for sticking to the plan. I have been to Sweden for a few weeks and I share your view about the lights, colours etc - or the general health of the nature.
I've just stumbled across your channel and I'm really impressed. Living in Berlin I'm really looking forward to some solitude myself. So I can totally relate to what you say. I'm happy to leave a subscription and look forward to new content.
hey, fellow software developer here that also does construction on the side, I think a better idea instead of self-leveling stuff, because you already have a wooden floor would be to put a thin layer of OSB with screws to level out the floor and tie it togerther as well and you can put vynil on top of that.
Love your videos! You have a calm aura around you really know how to edit so i think your channel will get big! Keep up the good work and welcome to sweden
Thank you for explaining living in sweden/Värmland! Flytspackel.. its for modern buildings in a city.. avoid if you can.. accept that in old houses the floor do deviate.. even at different seasons! Its still this up in the north.. floors can be cold.. its easy to break those down.. and replace those with a half meter insulated floor, with floor heating! Its this it cost a lot.. slippers are cheaper! Or one suposed to build a new house at the same place!
Where I grew up (north), people ate excellent home made food, but only at home. We went to a restaurant to eat out like once a year and then it was expected to be somthing exciting, like chinese. And fast food is generally a bit sad all over the country. But good food exists - in peoples houses. Try to get invited to your neighbours and I am sure they will cook you some great moose and potatoes.
You are correct about the difference in the light. It has to do with how far north we are on the globe, which affects how the light travels through the atmosphere to reach us. From what I understand it is a bit more "blueish" than you would expect at the equator, for instance, and or position on the globe also means that the dawn and the twilight are more drawn out (also the times of day the light is at it's most beautiful, in my view). The twilight is also known as "blå timmen" - the blue hour" which creates special light conditions popular with photographers. (I'm not saying "the blue hour" is an exclusively Nordic designation, but it fits very well at our latitudes.)
Welcome to Sweden Daavind. Me and my family moved here ourselves about 8-9 years ago. I agree with a lot of your statements. It might seem funny to you but we actually moved to a warmer climate.... ;-) from Iceland.
I know exactly what you mean I live not to far away from you in Dalarna, having the same type of job working mostly remote from home. The nature is fantastic in this part of Sweden still not to far away from Arlanda or Gardemoen and the ”big world”. You never feel isolated. To me, you picked the perfect place to live your life!
In your next Q&A, can you talk about how you navigate working remotely from Sweden and what you need to apply for with Skatterveket? Are you working as a full time employee for foreign or domestic company? Or do you work as an independent contractor and need to apply for Enskild Firma or Aktiebolag?
I thought the same thing in the office and didn’t level it. In fact, it was quite level - but now the vinyl floor crackles when i’m walking over it and it’s driving me nuts 😭 I did use a thin layer of vinyl-foam for damping but it didn’t help.
The lack of good restaurants nearby is due to the relative lack of people nearby, I dare say. It’s just not profitable, and also there may be shortages when it comes to infrastructure regarding to good quality supplies. Please correct me anyone if I’m wrong.
Glad i stumbled on your channel, i have binged watched all your videos. I would love to move to. Sweden some day too, after i have stayed in Japan for a while😊
Lovely, you’ve made a wise decision. You can put up a small flatlet on the property and your parents can come live their in serenity as well, away from the Now Germany and have a peaceful, safe living retirement.
Thanks for sharing. I can relate, I have been to both (Sweden and Germany) and stayed for some time. People in Sweden are much friendly and accept speaking English with foreigners, unlike the Germans.
ألمانيا حالتها متعبة ولت.. المشكلة ما تڨدش تعمل كيما السيد هذا و تعيش بروحك بعيد في بلاد ما تحكيش فيها حتى اللغة.. يولي الواحد يرجع لتونس خير و يعمل دار بعيدة عالحس في الشمال الغربي ولا الوطن القبلي
Good luck! Torsby is a little over an hour away from where I live. I live in Dalarna. A lot of people from Netherlands in my area. Great outdoors and nature. Affordable house prices, unless you go to Sälen, which is crazy.
We dont have a strong restaurant culture in sweden, most people eat and make their own food at home, atleast in the rural side of Sweden. In a bigger town you could find some restaurants that are ok. But the usual small town just have take away pizza/burgers etc. You might wanna try Karlstad/Karlskoga/Kristinehamn/Örebro for some better luck but I'm not sure they are big enough.
Is. that due to the price? Here in a Swedish speaking part of Finland, I often go to a local buffet restaurant for about 13 euros, all you can eat, homemade, organic. It's very delicious.
@@arankin2914 yes, high prices and bad food. you have to go to the big cities to get anything good, in general. however there are exceptions to this, there are places that are not a greasy pizza joint that are run by farmers and hunters
unfortunately its expensive to run a high quality restaurant, specially where you live. That's why you dont see many of them. It's easier in bigger cities but still hard.
How much a house like that cost in sweeden? i assume the renovation is costly. Very interesting videos and a nice perspective for ppl that want to just escape in nature
if you find other old structures thats has almost falled apart - maybe on a akward place - In sweden you might need a permit to rasie buildings but the shack dont nned one since it were there long beforeany regulation
Hello, I have watched all your videos, but I don't remember you mentioning the information how much did you originally paid for the house and how large Is the plot? Can you please share that info, I'm kind of curious....
Dein Englisch ist sehr gut, vor allem die Aussprache. Ich bin auch Softwareentwickler, so ein Haus ist schon ein Traum. Arbeitest noch in einem deutschen Unternehmen?
In the cities it is maybe 10-15% cheaper, I think living in the country side in Sweden vs the country side in Germany is where the real savings are, probably like 30-40%. But it looks like you have to be pretty self sufficient out in the country side in Sweden. Not sure about Germany.
I hope you find someone lovely and get married and share your life with someone compatible. You are an eligible bachelor. Good things are coming your way. A new adventure. A new path. Undiscovered adventure
Ah food. Just throw some potatoes and a vegetable mix in a large pot and let it simmer. Throw in some spices and herbs. Maybe some meat if you happen to catch some. That's really all a man needs. Anyways. I'm a software developer too, Netherlands, medium sized town, basically retired at current cost of living. Which feels a bit early at nearly 40 years old. So videos/channels like this trigger my fascination and inspiration. I've had my period of city life and all the things and culture that comes with it. But recently I've grown interest in geology. A gateway science to all that is Life. And a much more deep appreciation of what one could call mundane, which actually is not mundane at all once you start to understand it on a deeper level. Perhaps one day I'll join you too in the mountain forest, once the superficial cultural life stands in too much of a contrast with the deep appreciation of earth, nature, universe. Oh silly city life. Politics. I've found my way by accident and chance to be the HoA man of the apartment complex. Today the tasks are fixing a lock, intercom system and diagnose a potential busted sewer pipe. At the other side of the complex from where I live. I can imagine fixing your own house and your own problems must feel very rewarding. While I don't look forward to the scale that you have been dealing with, I do look forward to not being responsible for dozens of households.
Only if you want to pay double the price for everything compared to sweden, and even more when it comes to some things (ie alcohol, cars and surely something I dont know of)
wow.. what part of Sweden are you in. "hardly anybody in the big supermarkets" , we are down in a shithole in Kalmar County, it's manic, supermarkets are busy from opening to closing time 7 days a week, its that bad, we don't go out, the roads are busy, towns are proper rammed out...
I'm glad you're posting so often. Being in software myself remote work being normalized was the one positive thing that came out of the pandemic.
Don't worry about remote work being normalized. With the advancement of AI, soon there won't be any dev jobs left anyway
Don't worry about it. The AI productivity growth will make an universal basic income possible.
We can all chill and lay back while robots will do all the work.
The light & the colors
Värmland. You really choosed the best place with beautiful nature and good people 🇸🇪
You seem to have found a part of Sweden that has preserved what Sweden once was like. The big cities and the media are now unfamiliar to me who lived in Sweden for more than 60 years. That cold, lonely landscape, I loved when I was 30 years younger. Thanks for your video!
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Du machst wirklich großartige Videos. Ich mag alles daran: Die Ruhe, die Bilder, der Rhythmus, die Musik. Das, was Du sagst, ist gut überlegt und dass die Musik überwiegt, finde ich schön. Die schönen Bildsequenzen werden von der Musik förmlich getragen. Ich habe Dich abonniert und hoffe, dass Du einen langen Atem hast und wir teil haben dürfen, wie sich alles entwickelt! Wenn mein Mann und ich in den Ruhestand gehen, wäre die Überlegung, in Schweden ein Haus zu kaufen. Neben dem ganzen Umbau würde ich mich persönlich auch freuen, Eindrücke von Land und Leuten zu bekommen und die ein oder andere Information über schwedische Besonderheiten. Alles Gute!
Having been to Germany I understand what you mean with the food. In germany, even the smallest towns can have bakeries, restaurants etc. because people tend to go out and eat and drink beer a lot which sustains the businesses and keeps the prices down. Here, people rarely go out which makes it unviable to run places to eat and drink. To stay in business, they need to charge more which keeps people from going out so it’s a negative cycle (also alcohol is expensive due to tax reasons). A cultural difference as well as economical I suppose.
Your shots and editing are wonderful. Sweden seems like a perfect place to live. I had similar experience to what you described when I visited Boras last year. People were extremely helpful and friendly and didn't seem annoyed by my being American. The streets were so clean, and I learned quickly that standing near a crosswalk would stop traffic. Oops! 😅
Ich komme aus Värmland, wohne jetzt im Ruhrgebiet. Jeder Sommer verbringe ein paar Wochen in Västra Ämtervik.
Ich erkenne mich wieder in deiner Aussage, dass das Licht, die Farben und die Beamten anders sind in Schweden. Es herrst einfach so ein himmlischer Ruhe ❄️🌙
Der Winter ist in Schweden zwar kalt und die Tage sind kurz. Aber der Schnee hellt auf und der dämpft alle Geräusche. Hier in Deutschland ist alles dunkel, nass, reflektierend und voll mit Autos 🚗 😅
You nailed flytspackel.
Why i move to sweden you say.
In the first minute of your video i understand 😂 so quite and peacefull.. the only thing what keeps me here is my wife who doesn't want to go (yet) haha.
Greetings from the Netherlands
During the intro I was like this must be Värmland. Nailed it! Nice video my dude 👍 Stay strong
Had to comment because I would have answered every question identically 😂 Still living in a big German city after 8 year and have been working remotely as a dev since Covid. Years passing by, but I don't wanna settle down here. Now I fell in love with Västmanland and have been learning Swedish for 2 years. One day soon!
Good luck to you! :)
Hej! I just found your channel, moved to Sweden myself a few years back. Broader Norrtäljie area but similar setup. Last house on the street, next to a lake, only weekend neighbours. I fully understand what you mean with regards to the people. In my experience there is a better service culture here. People working for the government know they are ultimatively working for you, so everyone really is supportive if you need anything (building permits, official documents, etc.). The mindset I was explained is called "lagom" which some people strife for. As far as I understand it, it means to acchive balance in yourself and your social circles. Also I think in Sweden due to the size and not being as crowded as Germany is, you find a more self-reliant setup of life here. Perhaps a last hint: Sweden offers great second hand shopping, whenever you see a sign for "loppis" take the time to stop and visit ;)
The lightning is unreal sometimes. One reason I suppose must be the angle of the sun ☀️ especially in autumn 🍁 the beauty is astonishing😊 great video
Lightning or lighting?
You didnt made a mistake chosing Värmland. And thank you for posting videos and describing what are you going through :)
Somehow these videos are so peaceful and they make me want to sleep.
First thing comes to mind looking at your land is off grid self reliance. You have a fantastic set up! Congrats!
Hey, love yours vids man, I also moved to Sweden not too long ago but instead of the north I'm a bit under Stockholm but I totally get what you mean about the sun, slow pace and such, back in my home country (France) you had to do everything fast (well that's how it felt like for me) instead here you take your time and so for grocery shopping I love it, concerning fast food if I need to go to one I prefer going to MAX because if I remember correctly they use local food to make their burger and such but I totally get also the lack of variety sometime, but I love Sweden for it's landscape, literally the air and the tranquility
"I totally get also the lack of variety sometime": Nobodoy would assume that a French guy is going to Scandinavia due to the food there.
What about life in smaller villages in France? I'm sure it's just as slow and relaxed.
I lived in northen Germany for a decade and I can completly relate to the lights and colours being different. I had never seen a sky with such a deep blue colour.
I love the accompanying music as well as the videos lol thankyou x
Thanks for sharing your perspective and I wish you good luck for sticking to the plan. I have been to Sweden for a few weeks and I share your view about the lights, colours etc - or the general health of the nature.
The TH-cam algorithm proving it's worth; I'm moving to Torsby in two months and YT randomly recommended your videos. Good stuff, subbed!
Not random if you have searched for Torsby, youtube got that information and used it.
Lovely. Du är en inspiration
My biggest Respect David 🦁🦁
I've just stumbled across your channel and I'm really impressed. Living in Berlin I'm really looking forward to some solitude myself. So I can totally relate to what you say. I'm happy to leave a subscription and look forward to new content.
hey, fellow software developer here that also does construction on the side, I think a better idea instead of self-leveling stuff, because you already have a wooden floor would be to put a thin layer of OSB with screws to level out the floor and tie it togerther as well and you can put vynil on top of that.
Which way is cheaper tho?
Love your personality and attitude. Looking forward to follow you on your jurny.
High quality video content and such lovely music!
Thanks for sharing,
love your vids!!
Love your videos! You have a calm aura around you really know how to edit so i think your channel will get big! Keep up the good work and welcome to sweden
Thank you for explaining living in sweden/Värmland!
Flytspackel.. its for modern buildings in a city.. avoid if you can.. accept that in old houses the floor do deviate.. even at different seasons!
Its still this up in the north.. floors can be cold.. its easy to break those down.. and replace those with a half meter insulated floor, with floor heating! Its this it cost a lot.. slippers are cheaper! Or one suposed to build a new house at the same place!
So happy that you found you footing again and have the mental space to create videos about your journey. Very relaxing to watch, thanks for sharing :)
Where I grew up (north), people ate excellent home made food, but only at home. We went to a restaurant to eat out like once a year and then it was expected to be somthing exciting, like chinese. And fast food is generally a bit sad all over the country. But good food exists - in peoples houses. Try to get invited to your neighbours and I am sure they will cook you some great moose and potatoes.
Love to see another Video David! Thanks for that! I am very excited for the next week.
Nice q&a, happy to have you here
Really nice intro! Keep the nice work up man!
You are correct about the difference in the light. It has to do with how far north we are on the globe, which affects how the light travels through the atmosphere to reach us. From what I understand it is a bit more "blueish" than you would expect at the equator, for instance, and or position on the globe also means that the dawn and the twilight are more drawn out (also the times of day the light is at it's most beautiful, in my view). The twilight is also known as "blå timmen" - the blue hour" which creates special light conditions popular with photographers. (I'm not saying "the blue hour" is an exclusively Nordic designation, but it fits very well at our latitudes.)
Welcome to Sweden 😊
Thank you for this brief but interesting introspection
I admire your stamina. Greetings from Hammarö, southern part of Värmland (actually an island in the northern part of lake Vänern).
Welcome to Sweden Daavind. Me and my family moved here ourselves about 8-9 years ago. I agree with a lot of your statements. It might seem funny to you but we actually moved to a warmer climate.... ;-) from Iceland.
Sunlight, sky colors, even clouds differ with latitude - to me it is very noticeable.
Love your vids. I hope your renovation goes well in the future :)
Nice quality,i am watching like real time movie.Thanks for your effort
I know exactly what you mean I live not to far away from you in Dalarna, having the same type of job working mostly remote from home.
The nature is fantastic in this part of Sweden still not to far away from Arlanda or Gardemoen and the ”big world”. You never feel isolated. To me, you picked the perfect place to live your life!
In your next Q&A, can you talk about how you navigate working remotely from Sweden and what you need to apply for with Skatterveket? Are you working as a full time employee for foreign or domestic company? Or do you work as an independent contractor and need to apply for Enskild Firma or Aktiebolag?
Honestly i really dont think you need to level the floor with flytspackel. Just a regular floating clickfloor on a thin foam should do the trick
I thought the same thing in the office and didn’t level it. In fact, it was quite level - but now the vinyl floor crackles when i’m walking over it and it’s driving me nuts 😭 I did use a thin layer of vinyl-foam for damping but it didn’t help.
@@SwedenAdventure maybe the floor needs a reinstall. I thought the crackling comes from it usually being misinstalled.
The lack of good restaurants nearby is due to the relative lack of people nearby, I dare say. It’s just not profitable, and also there may be shortages when it comes to infrastructure regarding to good quality supplies. Please correct me anyone if I’m wrong.
Glad i stumbled on your channel, i have binged watched all your videos. I would love to move to. Sweden some day too, after i have stayed in Japan for a while😊
Welcome to Sweden, i live in southern värmland.
Lovely, you’ve made a wise decision. You can put up a small flatlet on the property and your parents can come live their in serenity as well, away from the Now Germany and have a peaceful, safe living retirement.
Thanks for sharing. I can relate, I have been to both (Sweden and Germany) and stayed for some time. People in Sweden are much friendly and accept speaking English with foreigners, unlike the Germans.
ألمانيا حالتها متعبة ولت.. المشكلة ما تڨدش تعمل كيما السيد هذا و تعيش بروحك بعيد في بلاد ما تحكيش فيها حتى اللغة.. يولي الواحد يرجع لتونس خير و يعمل دار بعيدة عالحس في الشمال الغربي ولا الوطن القبلي
Good luck! Torsby is a little over an hour away from where I live. I live in Dalarna. A lot of people from Netherlands in my area. Great outdoors and nature. Affordable house prices, unless you go to Sälen, which is crazy.
He is from Germany, not the Netherlands
nice renovation, the music is kind of sad, perhaps you will do room renting after renovation for the sunrise sunsets weekend style ?
We dont have a strong restaurant culture in sweden, most people eat and make their own food at home, atleast in the rural side of Sweden. In a bigger town you could find some restaurants that are ok. But the usual small town just have take away pizza/burgers etc. You might wanna try Karlstad/Karlskoga/Kristinehamn/Örebro for some better luck but I'm not sure they are big enough.
Is. that due to the price? Here in a Swedish speaking part of Finland, I often go to a local buffet restaurant for about 13 euros, all you can eat, homemade, organic. It's very delicious.
@@arankin2914 yes, high prices and bad food. you have to go to the big cities to get anything good, in general. however there are exceptions to this, there are places that are not a greasy pizza joint that are run by farmers and hunters
How many Bugs are there in the Summer?😅
Looks beautiful, but I couldn’t handle the mosquitoes in summer
Wo hast du in Deutschland gelebt? Freue mich auf weitere Videos bin neu hier auf deinem Kanal. Lg aus Dortmund
love your journal. planning to move to Sweden few years down the road for the same reasons. how do you find it now almost 2 years later? any regrets?
unfortunately its expensive to run a high quality restaurant, specially where you live. That's why you dont see many of them. It's easier in bigger cities but still hard.
How much a house like that cost in sweeden? i assume the renovation is costly. Very interesting videos and a nice perspective for ppl that want to just escape in nature
if you find other old structures thats has almost falled apart - maybe on a akward place - In sweden you might need a permit to rasie buildings but the shack dont nned one since it were there long beforeany regulation
And you drive a full size truck, nice! I bet we have more us cars here in Sweden that in Germany ;)
Hello, I have watched all your videos, but I don't remember you mentioning the information how much did you originally paid for the house and how large Is the plot? Can you please share that info, I'm kind of curious....
Where in Germany are you from? How’s your Swedish? And how much was the house, and compared to Germany?
Do you have any advice where to start working from anywhere? I am also SE from Germany and want to get out.
Hello! can I ask what exactly do you as a software developer? :D awesome videos btw
i clicked because in UK. We say ' up north' for west midlands etc 😂.
But i like your videos. I like suderburg in germany but its way too expensive.
Dein Englisch ist sehr gut, vor allem die Aussprache. Ich bin auch Softwareentwickler, so ein Haus ist schon ein Traum. Arbeitest noch in einem deutschen Unternehmen?
Is this in Värmland, Rännberg?
Why don't Germans smile.... love the renos in the countryside type videos, the mournful music goes with the Swedish gloom but all fits together.
How big is difference in price of housing in Germany vs Sweden? Is it like x1.5, or x2 bigger?
In the cities it is maybe 10-15% cheaper, I think living in the country side in Sweden vs the country side in Germany is where the real savings are, probably like 30-40%. But it looks like you have to be pretty self sufficient out in the country side in Sweden. Not sure about Germany.
How's your Swedish going?
I hope you find someone lovely and get married and share your life with someone compatible. You are an eligible bachelor. Good things are coming your way. A new adventure. A new path. Undiscovered adventure
I love your house😊
Ah food. Just throw some potatoes and a vegetable mix in a large pot and let it simmer. Throw in some spices and herbs. Maybe some meat if you happen to catch some. That's really all a man needs.
Anyways. I'm a software developer too, Netherlands, medium sized town, basically retired at current cost of living. Which feels a bit early at nearly 40 years old.
So videos/channels like this trigger my fascination and inspiration.
I've had my period of city life and all the things and culture that comes with it. But recently I've grown interest in geology. A gateway science to all that is Life. And a much more deep appreciation of what one could call mundane, which actually is not mundane at all once you start to understand it on a deeper level.
Perhaps one day I'll join you too in the mountain forest, once the superficial cultural life stands in too much of a contrast with the deep appreciation of earth, nature, universe.
Oh silly city life. Politics. I've found my way by accident and chance to be the HoA man of the apartment complex. Today the tasks are fixing a lock, intercom system and diagnose a potential busted sewer pipe. At the other side of the complex from where I live. I can imagine fixing your own house and your own problems must feel very rewarding. While I don't look forward to the scale that you have been dealing with, I do look forward to not being responsible for dozens of households.
Warum nicht nach Ostdeutschland, wenn es hauptsächlich an den Immobilienpreisen liegt?
if sweden had german food it would be so much better indeed
Close to Norway in other words.
Only if you want to pay double the price for everything compared to sweden, and even more when it comes to some things (ie alcohol, cars and surely something I dont know of)
@@hmoxh But you normally also earn a bit more.
wow.. what part of Sweden are you in. "hardly anybody in the big supermarkets"
, we are down in a shithole in Kalmar County, it's manic, supermarkets are busy from opening to closing time 7 days a week, its that bad, we don't go out, the roads are busy, towns are proper rammed out...
Have you seen some northern lights yet?
i have heard that 1 acre costs alot more in Germany,Netherlands etc.
Att least you're in Sweden 🇸🇪 😂❤
"Cheaper in Sweden" 😵💫😵💫? I cannot afford a house,
atleast where i live.
Norrland är extremt billigt. Har sett villor i ex Sollefteå för 350k. Finns såklart undantag
4:02 great pronouns of the word!
Klart godkänd!❤
Would be Poland or Hungary, Denmark for me. Sweden's in recovery and has a long way to go. All the best to you
Germany went down hill in 2012 when the leader at that time opened the floodgates..
Same everywhere in western europe.
its the sameshit in sweden atleast in the outerparts of big cities
@milton527 can't say I've noticed
The way you said flytspackel sounded 100 percent Swedish. So no, you didn't butcher it.
My first thought when I got here was... Sooo many treees. And what do you mean food? You don't live of curry banana pizza yet? 🤣
You don't sound German, you actually sound really Swedish..😂
countryside is always nice in Se, Fi and No. Cities NOT
i clicked because in UK. We say ' up north' for west midlands etc 😂.
But i like your videos. I like suderburg in germany but its way too expensive.