The PROS of Moving To Georgia (Country) | GEORGIAN CULTURE
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- ➦ Thinking about moving to Tbilisi but overwhelmed with questions? This guide is a must-read for anyone who’s curious about living and working in the Republic of Georgia.
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Thinking of moving to Georgia? We've been here for almost a year now, so we can speak to the PROS of living in this beautiful country. After watching this video, you'll have a much better idea of Georgian culture and if you can make the Republic of Georgia work FOR YOU!
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Chapter Breakdown
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - 1 Year Visas
0:47 - Rent Breakdown
1:25 - Explorable Region
1:40 - Cheap Food
2:09 - LOVE GEORGIAN FOOD
2:42 - Weekend Trips
3:22 - Lots of English
3:51 - Easy 2 Meet People
4:24 - Sun & Snow
4:54 - Authentic Feel
5:35 - Laguna Beach Hotel
5:52 - See Tbilisi!
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I watched the cons video first and was slightly discouraged, but this just made me feel a lot more better. Looks so gorgeous.
It really is! I have other videos that are much more beautiful even. Best of luck on your move. :-)
You guys have convinced me, What was up until now an idea?With the roughest outline of a plan. I'm definitely moving there
Hey Johnny! That's incredible to hear. I'm glad I was able to push you in the right direction. I hear Georgia has changed a lot since the Ukraine war. Things are more expensive. But I'd be willing to bet it's still a great place. Have you joined some of the FB groups? Thanks for watching! :-)
Thx a Ton for the Post.
You got it, James! I really hope it was helpful and thanks for watching. :-)
Just getting more and more excited to get there in December. Great vids 😎
Hey Scooby! Glad you’re excited and I hope you have a bitchin’ time in Georgia. Thanks for watching my videos.
Thank you so much for these valuable information about Georgia
My pleasure! Thanks for checking it out. :-)
Great info in a fun to watch video. Thanks
Hey! Really happy to get that comment. That is exactly what I strive for so I feel accomplished! haha. Are you thinking of coming to Georgia? Thanks so much for watching. :-)
Great video, thank you for sharing your experience in Georgia. Your videos are entertaining and informative.
Hola Gaby! Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment. It was really nice to wake up to! :-) That's exactly how I intend my videos to be so it made me very happy. Where are you from? Planning on visiting Georgia anytime soon?
Hola! Thank you very much! I'm in South Texas. Unfortunately I'm not able to visit Georgia anytime soon. But it's my number one in my bucket list, as soon as I finish school in about 18 months. I changed careers preparing the road to make the move over there ☺. I'll keep watching your videos and learn more about this wonderful country. Best wishes!👋🙏
@@wendyourwaysculturasandsuc1286 That's awesome, Gaby! I'm very excited for your life shift. Not long left now. Wishing you the very best. Thanks for watching. I'll be here in Georgia until march and then will travel around Turkey for 3 months. Hope to see you around! :-)
Georgia is lovely! This video is super helpful! I wish I could find this kind of video for all countries I planned to live in!
Thanks so much, Sketchbook! What country would you be curious to know about atm?
Gringo Nation hmm probably Turkey or Albania! But also maybe Colombia or Argentina!
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff maybe i can produce some of those in the near future! :-)
@@GringoNation I would love that!
Thank you for your vblog. I am considering of moving to Tbilisi since the pandemic and your blog has been very helpful. I've watched your video on the Cons but yes, the Pros outweighed the Cons.
Thank YOU for watching! :-) I'm glad you agree that the pros outweigh the cons. Tbilisi is a great place to live! Best of luck to you.
Looks very artistic, Great work 👍
Thanks so much, Michael! I do my best. Any travel plans for the near future?
Até eu fiquei com vontade de ir morar na Geórgia. Belo vídeo 👏👏👏
Hey brosky! Obrigado por assistir! Realmente não é nada mau. Mas não tem vocês. :-/
@@GringoNation seu lindo ❤️! Saudades!
I just found your channel after doing some research on Georgia, which unfortunately there isn't much (but perhaps that is a good thing? 😉). I am originally from the U.S., but am currently living in México. Was planning on making the move to Georgia later this year, maybe October or so. I've been really enjoying your channel so far and have been binging all of your videos. Keep up the good work! You've gotten a new subscriber! 😁
Hey Ellary! What a pleasure waking up to your comment! I really appreciate you watching the videos and hopefully they've helped shine a light on how beautiful that country is. You will not regret going there! Thanks for subscribing too! :-))) I also want to say that you're doing a fantastic job with your channel. Keep going! My advice would be to really double-down on the storytelling element (like that one where you redo the old painting) so that you can create an emotional connection with the viewers. It's a fantastic video! And I want that girl's apartment with a view to the northern lights. haha. :-)
@@GringoNation Hehe, thanks for the advice! Yeah, storytelling is something I've been trying to work on more and more. Even just doing voiceovers is extremely nerve-wracking, but I'm trying to not have so much self doubt. 😅
Thank you so much for taking a look at my channel. I really appreciate it! And I'm sure that I will enjoy my time in Georgia! 🥰
i haven't visited Georgia yet. I have been to its neighboring countries though. i would love to visit and from what i hear, i can imagine living there for a year too. i loved this vlog. super informative. i am actually going to save it for future reference.
Hey Amreen! Thanks so much for watching! Where you from? I can’t recommend Georgia enough and there’s lots of content about it here. I’m really glad it was informative to you! :-)
The video is getting better and better
Thanks so much! I’ve been able to have a lot of practice now!
Viajar é muito bom!! É importante se organizar e pesquisar muito sobre o lugar. Pra que se possa desfrutar de lugares lindos assim!! Adorei!!
Vdde Angélica! E muitas outras vezes, a aventura está justamente em ir despreparado, sem saber o que esperar! Há momentos pra tudo. Vc já pensou em morar fora do Brasil alguma vez?
@@GringoNation já pensei sim. Portugal. Argentina também.
@@angelica.mariaraujo gosto muito das duas opções! Bom gosto. :-)
AWESOME!!!!
Thanks for watching , Denivet! Planning a visit?
Hey man, I've moved here as well back in 2018. Nice Video :) Subscribed.
Hey Sanan! Thanks so much for watching, leaving your comment and subscribing :-) You definitely chose a good place to live!
@@GringoNation yes!! As did you 🙌🏻
Thanks for that info bro, please talk about tems of working in Georgia Tbilisi or batumi
Hi, Joseph. Thanks so much for watching the video. Unfortunately I don't know much about the terms of working in Georgia because I work online. I would suggest that you join some Facebook Groups of people living in Georgia and ask there! Best of luck to you!
I am georgian from Moscow - Unfortunately...
I like you vid -you are awesome!!!Please - continue...You really heat my heart..
That's so nice of you to say, Davit! That's the reason I work so hard on these videos. In the hopes that someone will get something out of them. I'm glad they're doing that for you. Thanks for always watching! :-)
@@GringoNation Keep on Bro....
I am with you....
You Are my Bro....Anytime anywhewre
Means a lot, bro! 👊🏽
mets jigaro samtsuxarot
So glad I discovered you guys here. I’m wanting to come to Tbilisi in a year or so and hope to meet up with some ex pats. I’ll even pay for tour guide till I can do it on my own lol I’m Canadian. Are there any Canadians there? I love Americans too though. Cheers 🍻
Hi there! Thanks so much for watching and leaving a thoughtful comment. I think you'll really like it here in Tbilisi. You'll see adapting won't be that difficult. I suggest you join some Facebook groups for Canadians in Georgia. Also "Expats in Tbilisi" etc. Best of luck to you! :-)
Colorado - is my dream to visit!!!
Pensilvania as well!!!
UTah!!!!
Montana...
I’m guessing you like to hike? Thanks for watching!
@@GringoNation I would like to...But I am disable!II can only watch....
@@user-cs9fr7dm3n oh, I see! Then what interests you in those places?
@@GringoNation From a deep of my heart...Just travrlling - to meet locals....
Nothing else especially! I ike USA!!!!
@@GringoNation ОJust I am georgian born in russia and i am missing so much my country!!!
You got it gringo...
I really like your video
Hey Lawanna! That's really nice of you. Thanks for taking the time to watch and leave a comment. I hope it's been helpful to you! :-)
Excellent concise video, great about being able to stay as long as you want (sort of), shame other countries don't do that!
Thanks so much for watching and leaving your comment, Kborom! That 1 year visa is indeed extremely helpful. I was able to spend the pandemic there without any hassles!
Really informative video! To add to the visa discussion, if you have a little cash laying around (I think it's only around $115,000 USD) you can qualify for an investor visa and then avoid needing to go back and forth across the border.
Hey, Andrew! Thanks for watching and dropping a comment! That option seems a little far from my reality but I really appreciate you putting it up here for others to see. :-)
Language is definitely the wall right now for me moving to Georgia. Would be awesome if you could make a video to expand on the amount and level of English available there in Tbilisi/Batumi, and if there's services that would help you as you get accustomed to the country.
Hey Leo! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Where you from? I think you’d adapt just fine here but I understand everyone is different. That said, I’m really glad you gave me a video idea. I wish more people did that! Haha. I’ll see if I can expand on it after I get some other ones out of the way. Cheers!
@@GringoNation From Lebanon, so native in Arabic, but also fluent in English. If there's a services there that would help me as I move there, and help me as I explore the area, companies, governmental processes, that would be awesome =3
I know a guy from Lebanon that adapted really well here! I’m not sure what kind of services you mean but you could take Georgian lessons if you felt it necessary. But you get by really well with English. No need to worry.
A lot young people do speak English in tbilisi and in Batumi, plus you can take some classes .
In that case better learn Russian or start with Georgian right away
Beautiful I’m coming soon
Awesome! When are you coming?
good to hear that people are planning to come here
Wow so beautiful country
It really is, khun kham! Thanks for watching
Hey man! Thanks for your helpful content. We are in Georgia but airbnb costs are upward 500 -800 for 1 bedroom. Did you use a different site for housing?
Thanks for checking out the video. Prices have gone up significantly since I left because of the war. I was using Airbnb too. That said, you can go on some of the Facebook groups and maybe some locals might have a good deal for you. Good luck! :-)
Also, your video is very innovative? Innovating? Because shows money reality!! I Think being very open like you have been make yourself a must see!!!!
Thanks! I insist on informing the prices as often as possible so it can help anyone planning on doing the same. Innovative! ;-)
@@GringoNation proud of you
Thanks for this informative video. I know that wine is HUGE here, but I hate wine! I'd love t learn more about the beer available, local-brewed or at least in the country.
Hey Bill! Thanks so much for watching my video and for leaving your comment. Are you already in Georgia? I would love to do a video about the beer they have available here but I guess during lockdown is not the best time. I'll keep it in mind though! So if you're not in Georgia, are you planning on moving here? Cheers, bro!
@@GringoNation Again, thanks for your excellent video, and your audio is good (most videos sound terrible). I hope to move to Tbilisi in the future, but still waiting to see just how draconian the countries of Georgia and the Philippines become (I've been in the Philippines since retiring in 2012). As Andrew Henderson of NOMAD CAPITALIST says, "Go where you are treated best" (If you can get there!). I have researched starting a business in Georgia and most of the details seem very favourable, but I have read there has been a recent shift in government in Georgia, and the new people are not nearly as "Pro-America" as the older leaders, what that will result in is still up in the air. It used to be that after 6 years in-country you could receive permanent-residence status, now it takes 10 years. But still FAR more "Foreigner-Friendly" than the Philippines, where a foreigner can't own a business. The BIG issue for me is whether or not Georgia will be bullied into mandating forced-Covid-19 vaccine injection. I think that will be the real issue, not only for me but for millions because the world is slowly waking-up and many International lawsuits are being drawn-up at this time. You can't fool ALL the people ALL the time!
We have tasty bear coz our water. And our vodka- chacha, but it much more easier to drink than vodka
Great videos thank you. Post Covid I would love to do a snowboarding season in Georgia. Anyone have any ideas or pointers ? Thanks
Niall, thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment. I came to Georgia with the intention of snowboarding and the pandemic ruined it for me but I'm sure you can do a great season here in Georgia. The passes are super cheap and you get access to all the mountains. Do it for me! ;-)
Gudauri is the best resort in Georgia. Definitely worth visiting.
@@top10healthyways86 Thank you for your input. I have booked a week in February and hope to do a bit of touring if conditions are good. Getting a feel for the place with some reading and have a copy of Rustaveli lined up. Might do a day or two in Tibilisi but anything cutting into my riding time may have to wait. Love the videos btw.
Bakuriani or Gudauri, also svaneti if yu like Extrem
@@davidnebadze5891 Thanks David. Since I posted I have booked a week in Gaudauri. Reading a bit around the country ( even Rustavelli. ). Garmojobar.
My Daughter in law is from Georgia Republlic. She is from Tbilsi. I would got there to live if I had the chance. She said how low cost of living is there ! I would use Tblisi as my "home base " and travel To UK and Germany. !
That sounds like an excellent idea! I hope it becomes a reality because it’s really worth a visit. Thanks for watching! :-)
Great work! Came here from the 'cons' video :p
Hey Joe! Thanks so much for watching my videos and leaving your comment! Where you from? Considering coming to Georgia?
@@GringoNation Yes, I'm from Georgia.
I’m planning to move from Singapore to this beautiful country and work as digital nomad. Great video. Can you suggest which city and place will be best and affordable for living and work online nomad.
So cool! What will you be doing for work? Thanks for watching the video and leaving a nice comment. I would honestly suggest Tbilisi. There is more going on than in Batumi. Batumi is nice over the summer but you can just spend a few months there when summer comes. Even if you're not a big city person, you can do pretty easy day trips from Tbilisi every weekend. I have a whole playlist on those, if you want to take a look! Thanks again! :-)
@@GringoNation Thanks so much for your kind reply. I really loved watching all of your video contents . I’m a BIM Architect and Structural Engineer. www.Archinomad.com I use to design building and it’s complex structure. I really want to join soon. Is that any good app for connecting like I use couch surfing app in Singapore to connect on any local based daily events. It really helps me a lot to grow, understand diff. diff community and the culture,.. to connect.
@@GringoNation yes 🙌 I love to watch then. Amazing brother. You did a great work. Salute to your effort. It’s not an easy task during this COVID-19. I hope you all are safe and happy. 🙏
I traveled to Georgia when I used to live in Abu Dhabi. I have thought about moving there one day due to amazing food, walking city Tbilisi, and cheap cost living. Georgia is such a hidden gem without all the Chinese and American tourists!
Thanks for watching and leaving your comment! Cool that you’ve been here before. Where do you live now? You’re right about it being a hidden gem. During covid it was completely tourist-less with so much to see. Hope you make it back one day! :-)
@@GringoNation I'm back in Texas :(. I would love to travel to that region again. I've stayed at the Rooms hotel in Kazbegi and was amazingggg.
AS a georgian I have nothing agin americans or any other visitors -we are open to everyone!!! And thats it!!!
What are the winter months in Georgia?
Thanks a lot for all your helpful information. I was considering buying a 100k euros property to get a resident visa but it seems i don't have to. I was considering retiring early and I guessing my pension will be around 7k usd which should be enough for a single person.
Hey, thanks so much for watching! :-) That's great. Georgia seems like a great place to retire and your money will surely go much further.
Dois receios que eu tinha deixaram de existir depois que vcs falaram da facilidade em fazer amizades e a experiência autêntica ao estilo de vida georgiano. Vou acabar assistindo todos os vídeos anteriores sobre o país xD Você teria alguma lista de grupos do Facebook para recomendar? Por enquanto só estou no Expats in Batumi.
Fala Heigler! Muito obrigado por assistir! Fico feliz que tenha te ajudado. Pode explorar o canal que tem bastante coisa sobre a Geórgia. Recomendo expats in tbilisi, foreigners of georgia, georgian wanderers...
@@GringoNation Show, vou dar uma olhada nesses grupos, obrigado e boa viagem pela Turquia. Abraços!
PARABÉNS PELO VIDEO... TENHO QUE APRENDER INGLES PARA IR MORAR NESTA CIDADE. RSRSRSRS
Valeu roque! Aprender inglês sempre é bom mas da pra se virar sempre, mesmo com pouco inglês. Aí vc aproveita e aprende um pouco de georgiano também. :-) obrigado por assistir. Grande abs!
Nick is very “ simpática” and Georgia is lovely
True and true!
Obrigada xx
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff i’ve been very happy to see you guys. I feel secure knowing that Arthur has someone like you close to him. Thank you ❤️
@@vivix52 Obrigada, Vivian! I am also very happy to share this experience with Arthurinho! :)
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Oh my, you are from Colorado? Where? I lived outside Ouray, Colorado, at the base of the beautiful San Juan Mountains, which include Mt. Sneffles. Please give you comparisons of the mountains around Tbilisi compared to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
I'm from Brazil but my friend Nicki is from Colorado indeed! I'm gonna ask her to reply to your comment here! :-)
Hi Bill! I am indeed from Colorado. I grew up in Boulder County. I love the San Juan Mountains, although I've never been to Mt Sneffles. That whole area is gorgeous though. I love the Sand Dunes. It's really hard to compare the Rocky Mountains with mountains in Georgia.Both are stunning but have different feelings. Colorado feels more forest, with strong pine smells. It's a different smell in the mountains here. Unfortunately I haven't been yet up to Mestia or Racha in Georgia, which I heard are amazing. You should definitely check out Georgia though. Lots to offer in such a small country.
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Hello, thank you very much for your impressions of the mountains of Georgia as contrasted to the Rocky Mountains in the USA. My main and driving reason for doing the research which I have already done (but IF and WHEN international flights from the Philippines to Georgia are again allowed, I'll have to verify if laws and rules in Georgia have changed before proceeding) is that a foreigner can legally operate a business in Georgia, something I am not able to do legally in the Philippines. The many advantages of opening a simple business in one of the Free Trade Zones in Georgia are fantastic: 0% import tariffs on equipment, stock items if the value-added finished product is sold outside Georgia, and ONLY 4% tax if anything imported is then sold within Georgia. Unfortunately none of us may live long enough to take advantage of those benefits. If the true 'owners of this planet get their way, their plan is to eliminate 93% of us 'useless eaters', a term uttered by Queen Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip.
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff you must go to Racha ,shovi, Gona, most beautiful place in Georgia. Just bought a land in Rach for cottages
@@davidnebadze5891 I would love to! Next time I go to Georgia! :)
Please visit Open are ethnic museum -you will be very nicely surprised!
Don`t forget -we have 14 national parks!
I really want to! Just a bad time with covid right now. I have gone to Mtirala and it was amazing! So many advantages of living here. I couldn’t fit them all into one video! Haha
i’m moving to georgia for university in march i think. i’m really nervous because i don’t know the language and it will be hard to communicate for a while and i’m moving there alone cause only students can’t travel due to lockdown, i don’t know anyone there yet so probably take time to settle down
Hey Ruth! Thanks so much for watching and leaving your comment. Where are you from? Try to see your experience as something exciting and not nerve-wracking. Once we flip that switch, everything starts to feel better. You will learn the language in time and people will be happy to practice their English with you. I'm sure you will have a great time in Georgia. I have a free PDF about adapting to a new country that may help you! You can download it here! :-) www.gringonation.com/nomad
Best of luck to you!
Same here dear...I’m moving to Georgia for university in March as well
I’m a Nigerian tho
Will love to meet you...if it’s possible we can chat on Instagram
My Instagram handle is classic_dammiee
hola Ruth, eres espanola?
@@Iberia1991 noo :(
Do you just use Airbnb's, or do you have another suggestion for how to rent on a tourist visa?
I did airbnbs but there's also a website called myhome.ge and I've seen people find great spots through facebook groups of locals who rent to foreigners.
@@GringoNation Thanks for the info! I'll check out that site!
0:34 hey that sounds like cheating :D good video
haha. You're probably right. But if there's something that digital nomads need to do, it's to find loopholes in immigration systems every now and again. Thanks so much for watching and leaving a nice comment. :-) Thinking of coming to Georgia?
@@GringoNation I am from Georgia :D
Thanks for having me, then. :-)
Travelling is one thing while living for some months in one foreign place is another. The lamguage is not the most hindrance, buy you must like the people's mentality. That's not so easy.
I love this Hiroko! So very true! Thanks for watching the video. :-)
Thanks for the info. How easy is it to get a job in Georgia?
Hi Olusola! Thanks so much for watching and leaving your comment! Most foreigners I know (me included) work online here. I do know less than a handful of people that were able to get local jobs but most of them are environmental or UN related. The economy is not exactly booming right now as you may imagine.
Which Georgian towns do you recommend living in on a strict budget
Hey Mazzin! Thanks for watching my video. It's hard to say because it depends on your preference of town. Some people like big cities and others don't. What I can say is that it gets cheaper when you go into the country and there are lovely little towns. You can travel and see what suits you best.
@@GringoNation thank you so much for answering. Do you recommend any particular towns near Tbilisi? Also, is Georgia strict on covid lockdowns and covid passports?
@@mazzin62 I liked visiting Sighnagi very much. Only a few hours from Tbilisi, I think. Mskheta is closer and also a nice time. I only lived in Tbilisi and Batumi though. I believe Georgia has been strict in the past but I don't know what's going on there now because I'm in Albania. Check out agenda.ge and stopcovid.ge/en
@@GringoNation thank you again for this information. I will check out these places and the link. Take care. Regards
With 30 000 dollars you can buy a a great house in Tbilisi, I recommend you should come in Georgia with 110 000 Dollars its 341 000 lari
It's not all rainbows and butterflies! Let me walk you through the CONS of living in GEORGIA! th-cam.com/video/GZaqWqHaZJI/w-d-xo.html
Everything is expensive in Georgia and even the food because we don’t have enough income. Like you said 100 gel for couple of meals is still too much since the average wage is 350 usd in month and there are a lots of expenses to cover in monthly bases. It’s just not enough. I don’t see any good reason to move in here. :)
Doido
How do you keep the taxi from ripping you off?
Hey Dave! Thanks for stopping by! 0 scams with transport in Georgia. Just download the Bolt app and you're good to go (in the larger cities) If you ever need a private driver or something, you can usually just agree on a price before-hand
@@GringoNation I did download the app. But I haven't had much luck with it. Now with the buses running and metro I won't take a taxi. Unless absolutely necessary. Other than that I like the city very much.
Are you in Tbilisi? Bolt works great there. Glad you like the city!
@@davechapman2585 Bolt sometimes charges too much. Use Yandex Taxi it costs way cheaper if you use Economy Taxi from the selection but beware sometimes fares go up because of traffic and a lot of requests but typically its +3-4 GEL if prices go up
also stay away from bazaars and taxis that you meet on the road only use the apps for it because if they notice that you are tourist they will more than likely charge you extra because no one controls their prices
What do you guys do for a living
Hi Rosa! Thanks for watching. I work as an online English teacher and Nicki does remote work for an American health-care company.
@@GringoNation I left a hospital job to travel do you mind sharing what company or website the hires expat Americans ... I too am teaching English online. however, I would love to use my skills in healthcare.
I been to Georgia 🇬🇪 for 6 months because of luckdown we can’t able to go back in our country airport is closed so we stay there for 6 months.
Sorry to hear that! What did you think of Georgia? And where are you from? Hope you made it back home! :-)
How did you find it there?
If the opportunity came around I would move to Georgia. Could I get by with about $1400 a month out of my Pension ? I would want to save some of it. How is the medical there.? Should I cancel My Medicare heere in the USA.
Hey Walt! Thanks for your comment! You can easily get by on that amount. If you haven't yet, check out my video on the EXACT COST of living in Georgia. It should help you out! Medical is extremely cheap. I payed for everything (including surgery) out of pocket. You can get cheap insurance too, if you'd prefer. All the best and thanks for watching. :-)
you can have a great live with 1400 USD or euro. I mean great
if you're self employed and don't rely on local job market it's great, if you want to make a career here don't even think about it ;dd
Hey Potato! Thanks for watching. I agree it's probably not best to rely on the local job market, but I can't speak from experience.
მე არ ვიცი რატომ მაგრამ კაი
Dd
You're not my son's teacher are you...the one he says rolls out of bed every morning somewhere different to teach?
Hey Chris! I most likely don't roll out of bed to teach YOUR son but just this morning I rolled out of bed to teach someone else's son in China. haha. Thanks for watching! :-)
Thank You for asking for the like at THE END of the vid..........cannot get over how many YouGreedys demand an upfront like
Right?! haha. How can I like a video i haven't watched yet. Thanks for watching and noticing! :-)
I wanna go back there but no more jobs for me
What did you do there, Joyanne?
if you undarstand russian or english yor ok werr tryng to be europeans rly hard
Hey! Thanks for watching. You’re right. It was quite easy knowing english and I also tried learn as much Georgian as i could.
Its no longer a republic though.
FFS no mention of the people, is it all about living cheaply!!!
Hey, HG! Thanks for checking out the channel. All of my time in Georgia was during the pandemic. Although I interacted with them on MANY different occasions (as you'll see in some other videos), it was still less than I would've hoped for obvious reasons. But they are lovely people! :-) I'm in Turkey now. Hope you'll follow along!
You forgot to mention that marijuana is legal in Georgia. i wanted to hear more about that.
Hey Scott! Thanks for watching. Even though it seems Marijuana is legal in terms of possession in Georgia, it's definitely not like California or anything. There are no dispensaries and getting a hold of it is still sort of tabu. I knew a Georgian guy who's neighbor planted it. He refused to sell it to me because he knew it could mean trouble. Instead he would gift some to me. It seemed pretty easy to get for a lot of my friends, just ask around. But don't go thinking it's like California.
@@GringoNation Thank you. So definitely invest in a lot of vertical farming equipment when I move there. For me I'm thinking ports for at least 50 plants since the way I grow it takes about 4 months.
@@scottfuller1711 sounds cool. Just brush up on the laws as I don’t have much authority on the subject.
Looks cold AF. That popping noise when you announce something is really freaking annoying.
Georgia definitely has its four seasons. It's even colder where I am now, in Borjomi. But the summer is very pleasant. Thanks for the feedback on the popping noise. I often experiment with sounds, so I'll try not to keep them excessive. ;-)
"seDUCED me" hahahaha cringe
a 1 year visa is pretty seducing! ;-)
@@GringoNation that is true!!! more than many a slit skirt :P