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Sounds like sleep apnea. Wear a pulse oximeter wrist band to sleep and see.

$13/mo for unlimited everything on TracFone? You sure about that?

I'm surprised so many in the ERE crowd have fallen for the organic mistake.

Commercial soylent. It’s expensive ($54/week) but worth it all things considered.

2) Shake their hand, look them in the eyes, and repeat their name to them (“Nice to meet you, John”). Then at the end say “Good bye, John”.

Why do today what can be put off until tomorrow? Can usually be done well enough last minute, which is better. Or dropped entirely.

The trailer parks I've found are for mobile homes not travel trailers.

That you for the excellent reply. I will have to be careful since I won't be contributing to pension via work. Also, despite being American, I can speak the language of most "major" EU countries.

Best financial strategy to get Euros? Perhaps invest dollars in European ETFs to match EU inflation.

BRUTE wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 11, 2017 2:13 pm

don't they have freedom of movement? no need to pick just one.

Yes, but it'd be a hassle since most things are handled by the individual country. Looking for the best welfare state.

ThisDinosaur wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 11, 2017 6:49 am

+1 to eggs and dairy. Very high in protein, and neither require killing an animal.

False.

If you had the ability to gain EU citizenship, which country would you retire in? Healthcare is the big question if you are used to the US.

Get married and don't divorce? If there's any purpose to life (there isn't) it's successful reproduction. Raising kids and having a family is AWESOME. Just do it right.

Any (likely already retired) folks use fishing, hunting and foraging for extreme cost savings on food? How much of your caloric intake is covered this way? Do you have any specific nutrient deficiency concerns? How does it vary through the seasons? In which type of bio region do you reside? Are you ...

You should consider Soylent. Otherwise, since you are covering all your bases, no need for day to day variation.

When I move I fit everything into a few Soylent boxes (that I start keeping a few months prior), and my PC case and monitor boxes, desk and chair, and folded bed frame and twin mattress. I easily put it all in a $19.95 van. If I didn't have the furniture I'd grab an Uber, Greyhound, or Amtrak, but I...

Don't over complicate it. Bird in the hand.

Retiring Extremely Early.