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If guaranteed a job in your country of choice, would you leave America?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by ClutchCityReturns, Dec 6, 2011.

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If guaranteed a job in your country of choice, would you leave America?

  1. Yes

    79.1%
  2. No

    20.9%
  1. ima_drummer2k

    ima_drummer2k Member

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    Yeah, as long as it wasn't permanent, hell yeah.

    I'm a history buff, so somewhere in western Europe for me. Maybe Germany, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Denmark, Italy....I'm good with any of those.
     
  2. plcmts17

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    I'm working in Peru right now. I have been told by my boss that if I want to stay longer that that wouldn't be a problem.
    My dream location would be Berlin, Germany followed Rio and then Budapest.

    I can live with Peru for the time being.
     
  3. Another Brother

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    I'd work for an American company in a foreign country.
     
  4. dmenacela

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    Second. I can't think of any other place I'd want to be.
     
  5. Kojirou

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    There are things about Japan that are frustrating about it, and it's expensive, but I would like to live there about 5 or years.
     
  6. ashiin

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  7. RocketRaccoon

    RocketRaccoon Contributing Member

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    Permanently? Absolutely NO.
    Temporarily? Hell YES.

    On a temp basis, I pick Japan...know the laugage, see family, love the history.
     
  8. bobrek

    bobrek Politics belong in the D & D

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    Nope. I love visiting other countries, but I'd rather live here.
     
  9. bobrek

    bobrek Politics belong in the D & D

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    Yeah, because those American dollars are so worthless. :rolleyes:
     
  10. Apps

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    This is a catch .22 for me... if I was fortunate enough to get my job of choice, I would prefer to have it in America. Maybe London, Paris, or Moscow would be good alternatives.
     
  11. moestavern19

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    Of course, screw America.
     
  12. rockbox

    rockbox Around before clutchcity.com

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    If I could have the same standard of living in southern France, I would move in a heart beat. The problem is that I would have to make a lot of money to have the same standard of living.
     
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    I've been working in the East Caribbean for the past few years. I've enjoyed a lot of it here. I'm pretty sure I'm going to be moved to Africa in the upcoming years. That would be a big adjustment for me though. My dream is to work in Scandinavia.
     
  14. dmc89

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    Yes. Vancouver (Canada) or Sydney (Australia).

    These two countries have a similar vibe to living in America. Of course, it'd have to be temporary. Otherwise I'd stay in the US and travel abroad like I normally do.
     
  15. jcee15

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    Hell yeah, Hawaii:p
     
  16. ClutchCityReturns

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    But it's not the job of your choice - it's the country of your choice. Your job would be equivalent to your current one.
     
  17. ashiin

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    Awkward moment but that's America bro.
     
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  18. MiracleShot

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    Win. :grin:
     
  19. jcee15

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    No need to go throwing awkward moments around haphazardly.
     
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