I can totally relate with eating out part. Its not always about saving the money, its mostly about how well we spend the money. B rolls at the end are gold 🤣
Dude I can't thank you enough for this vids you already uploaded and are uploading on your channel.. I am preparing for the gmat test and aiming for business schools in Paris.. Guess I finally have an idol at the brink of 22 years :) Keep uploading Much respect from West Bengal
Thanks! I think yeah, I generally try my best to live much below my means and keep lifestyle inflation in check. Or if not, then make sure that the money I’m spending is spent well.
Awesome video with great value man! I also think that a person's eating habit really affects the weekly expenses! I think the way you spend is actually what an average person would spend and not like someone who tries to be thrifty or spends unnecessarily
Hi Mayank, my name is Gayatri and I am a 45 year old lady moving to Paris in 6 months, with my husband. I have lived in the States for the past 27 years and now I am looking for a new experience. Your videos are most helpful and interesting. I have been to Paris a couple of times and I am in love with Paris, the French language and culture. I am curious as to what is your French language proficiency ? How do you find the French people ? Are you able to integrate into the French society etc. Also, my understanding is that Paris, despite being a global city, is a lot less expensive than many US cities. Would you agree ? Hope you made videos on those topics as well. Thanks 😊🙏🏽
Hey! Congrats on your move! I speak French at a B2 level - enough to get by and do administrative things, but not enough to work in French and make friends in French yet. At work I'm able to easily integrate with all my French colleagues, but outside of work I'd say most of my friends are still other expats haha - it's a bit challenging to integrate with French people outside of work. And it is true that Paris is less expensive than cities like NYC and LA, having visited both and lived in LA for a few months!
Thanks so much for the tip on Picard. I confess that I have yet to go. 😅 By the way, there's a pistachio version of the pain à raisin if you can find it; it's absolutely mind-blowing.
Hey Mayank Can I get a brief knowledge about how did you pay tution fees fir MiM @HEC Paris. Or if you can make a separate video on how to avail loan to pay tution fee for an Indian students, most welcome.
Hey Mayank checking out all your videos as I am planning to move to Paris!! It’s amazing how much information you have here.. would love to connect with you over social/professional networks..
Another great video! I really like how you put everything out in an organised manner! Also, is the place at 3:22 Thirsty Mad Cat 🤔 I kinda remember it from when I was in Paris last year
You got 1 sub, mate. Thank you for the details breakdown. 👏 Btw I have one question related to Visa. Is it hard to get Tourist Visa for France? Let me know.
I can totally relate with eating out part.
Its not always about saving the money, its mostly about how well we spend the money.
B rolls at the end are gold 🤣
Yes totally agreed! Saving is good, but investing it well is also good!
hahahaha thanks 😂
Dude I can't thank you enough for this vids you already uploaded and are uploading on your channel.. I am preparing for the gmat test and aiming for business schools in Paris.. Guess I finally have an idol at the brink of 22 years :)
Keep uploading
Much respect from West Bengal
Man this means a lot. Thanks so much for the kind words! :) All the best!
I've always been fascinated with Paris, nice video!
It was less expensive than I expected. I love your videos.
Thanks! I think yeah, I generally try my best to live much below my means and keep lifestyle inflation in check. Or if not, then make sure that the money I’m spending is spent well.
@@MayankSehgal I never realized there were so many places in Paris to find chai tea. Thanks for the great content.
Awesome video with great value man! I also think that a person's eating habit really affects the weekly expenses! I think the way you spend is actually what an average person would spend and not like someone who tries to be thrifty or spends unnecessarily
Thanks! You’re totally right.
Hi Mayank, my name is Gayatri and I am a 45 year old lady moving to Paris in 6 months, with my husband. I have lived in the States for the past 27 years and now I am looking for a new experience. Your videos are most helpful and interesting. I have been to Paris a couple of times and I am in love with Paris, the French language and culture. I am curious as to what is your French language proficiency ? How do you find the French people ? Are you able to integrate into the French society etc. Also, my understanding is that Paris, despite being a global city, is a lot less expensive than many US cities. Would you agree ? Hope you made videos on those topics as well. Thanks 😊🙏🏽
Hey! Congrats on your move!
I speak French at a B2 level - enough to get by and do administrative things, but not enough to work in French and make friends in French yet. At work I'm able to easily integrate with all my French colleagues, but outside of work I'd say most of my friends are still other expats haha - it's a bit challenging to integrate with French people outside of work.
And it is true that Paris is less expensive than cities like NYC and LA, having visited both and lived in LA for a few months!
Thanks so much for the tip on Picard. I confess that I have yet to go. 😅 By the way, there's a pistachio version of the pain à raisin if you can find it; it's absolutely mind-blowing.
Ah you're welcome! I think I have indeed tried the pistachio version of the pain aux raisins - it's excellent! Thank you for the tip!
@@MayankSehgal The bakery in Jouy across the square from the church used to have it. ;)
Hey Mayank
Can I get a brief knowledge about how did you pay tution fees fir MiM @HEC Paris.
Or if you can make a separate video on how to avail loan to pay tution fee for an Indian students, most welcome.
Hey Mayank checking out all your videos as I am planning to move to Paris!! It’s amazing how much information you have here.. would love to connect with you over social/professional networks..
Sure send me a DM on IG/connection request on LI!
Damn this was far more entertaining that I thought it would be :P
hahaha, thank you!
Another great video! I really like how you put everything out in an organised manner!
Also, is the place at 3:22 Thirsty Mad Cat 🤔
I kinda remember it from when I was in Paris last year
Thank you for the kind words!!
And yes hahah, it is indeed Thirsty Mad Cat - great bar!
You got 1 sub, mate. Thank you for the details breakdown. 👏
Btw I have one question related to Visa. Is it hard to get Tourist Visa for France? Let me know.
Plzz tell price in rupees.. it'll be more easier to understand and relate
What is that chai and mom place! I'm moving to Paris soon and I absolutely love momos!
Hahaha it was called Momo House
Great video! Could you also make a video about a student (and if you already have, could you please share it?) Thanks! :) Keep up the great work!
Thanks! I've already made a video for students, if you look through my channel you'll find it :)
@@MayankSehgal ok, and yup, found it :) thanks!
Diet is a bit screwed up :/
I don’t disagree - it’s something I need to improve for sure
Bro , You eat so much from outside ,so thats why you are having hairfall or such bad hair condiion.