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Who wouldn't like to work in his comfort zone? I can be working at home on my slippers and pajamas, no annoying coworkers, and when i finish i'm already on my bed.

Never considered it, the place i live in is always full of tourists and i know 3 languages. Problem is that i would like to do a tour on some exotic place rather than a rural town.

It depends your workplace and the dressing policy. I worked on summer at a 5 star hotel and oh boy i wish i could have wore a shirt and some crocs instead of a tuxedo.

Does it have a large number of inhabitants? Where is the center of the city or near it? Are there more young or older people? There has to be a dynamism for open a business in the right location.

Happened to me when i went to another city. (and i didn't go to school at the time). Went to a skatepark and made friends just by asking a friendly group to teach me. Honestly you can make any friend if you both have something in common to bond on.

Fortunately i don't have any debts, and that is because i don't like to ask people for money. It must be a real emergency for me to ask someone for it.

Do they have some sort of security measures for the review? I could say that i read it but i can easily search on google the summary of the entire book.

There's no way they could have forgot your plate so much it got colder right? I wonder what happened.

I say it is not profitable, maybe the first seconds where people hypes up and want to be part of the new opportunity. But in long term it will not last long

I remember they were doing that indirectly, like when they post the NFT monkey people bought on their profile photo. What now? Instagram will add an nft shop? How will it work?

Did they have more people to attend to? Or just bad service?

Bitcoin and other important cryptocurrencies are getting some attention lately, both good and bad. People are not aware of the opportunity they have, saying "ponzi scheme" or "memeing" about it (so it becomes less important). For it to be relevant there has to be a growing number of investors...

I still do faucets, it is a slow and unefficient way to gain cryptocurrencies, but getting that extra just for your time (wich is not that much) i don't see it as a big deal.

I knew someone from a developing country that wanted to open a restaurant in spain. The man knew how to manage an establishment and cook, but he was more emotion than rational. The place was in a low crowded area, he had to figure it out the hard way about the competence of other restaurants and...

Honestly i would tell him what's his deal, i know the best option could be ignoring, but maybe if you talk about it you might give a momentary lapse of reason to that person. Remember: "uncomfortable conversations creates healthy relationships"

I use it and i like it. You have your usual offerwalls, ptc's, shortlinks and the autoclaim. The only bad thing i can think of is about the minimun withdrawal, i wish they change that.

You should have saving always, you never know when that extra money can save you from an inconvenient (a malfunction in the car, medical attention) Especially given the economic situation where you now calculate the prices of the products you buy.

I usually remain with the cryptos that has good renown, betting on some other emerging ones could be risky. That is why is important to study a cryptocurrencie well and not be impulsive.

Thanks for the infornation i didnt know this wallet to tell the truth i only use exodus for now but is wonderful to know other wallets for some day use them to diversify my money i will take into account

I think Doge coin is heavily influenced by Elon Musk and his words via Twitter, it caused a stir around the coin and people took it seriously, I would be cautious with this coin because I think it has little fundamental.