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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4445921" data-attributes="member: 58386">Stuck in a strange land can&#039;t speak the language and&nbsp; in a&nbsp; stranger&#039;s house all day and all night watching internet American TV just to save a few dollars&nbsp; a month is an extreme measure not many would be willing to&nbsp; take especially&nbsp; when you consider the fact that it has been proven that New York&#039;s COVID came from Europe. Don&#039;t forget the flood of refugees from North Africa and Syria pushing hard trying to get into Europe and the Balkans If it&#039;s so great over there then why are many European&#039;s including those in Southern Europe want to come here. Remember you tried this approach before and came back. And if predictions for a weaker dollar hold true then whatever savings that might have been achieved could dry up rather quickly. Whatever the case may be post COVID America is going to be a different place and regional demographics will likely change to a small degree or a considerable degree. And some perhaps quite a few will change their place of residence in accordance with their incomes and personal well being. And the small towns need to prepare for a surprising number of people seeking to take up residence there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4445921, member: 58386"] Stuck in a strange land can't speak the language and in a stranger's house all day and all night watching internet American TV just to save a few dollars a month is an extreme measure not many would be willing to take especially when you consider the fact that it has been proven that New York's COVID came from Europe. Don't forget the flood of refugees from North Africa and Syria pushing hard trying to get into Europe and the Balkans If it's so great over there then why are many European's including those in Southern Europe want to come here. Remember you tried this approach before and came back. And if predictions for a weaker dollar hold true then whatever savings that might have been achieved could dry up rather quickly. Whatever the case may be post COVID America is going to be a different place and regional demographics will likely change to a small degree or a considerable degree. And some perhaps quite a few will change their place of residence in accordance with their incomes and personal well being. And the small towns need to prepare for a surprising number of people seeking to take up residence there. [/QUOTE]

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