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Ghostwriter. Gringo 🇺🇸 building my mind, body, and soul intentionally across Latin America. God is Great.

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I’ve never experienced something like La Bombonera before📍 Vamos Boca Juniors 🇦🇷

I’ve never experienced something like La Bombonera before📍 Vamos Boca Juniors 🇦🇷

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Don’t say no to an Asado…ever. Asados = one of Argentina’s great cultural traditions It’s essentially a gigantic, multi-hour BBQ with copious quantities of meat, bread, chimichurri and alcohol The Argentines know a thing or two about life maxxing 🇦🇷 🇦🇷 🥩

Don’t say no to an Asado…ever. Asados = one of Argentina’s great cultural traditions It’s essentially a gigantic, multi-hour BBQ with copious quantities of meat, bread, chimichurri and alcohol The Argentines know a thing or two about life maxxing 🇦🇷 🇦🇷 🥩

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I'm a 35-year-old American I've lived in Argentina for 5 months so far in 2025 Here are the some things I like more about Argentina than the USA: -It's SIGNIFICANTLY easier to make friends in Argentina. Seriously, I lived in Colorado for the last 10 years, and I was beginning to think I was some fucking weirdo bc of how small my social circle was. The social life here is just so organic. If you're not a weirdo, you just attract friends...especially as an ex-pat. Everyone is always about milling around the city, playing sports, drinking mate, going to cafes/boliches/concerts/events. I don't know why, but in 5 months here, my social circle is already bigger and stronger than the one I had in 10 years in Denver, Colorado. -Politics isn't life here. There's some type of weird brain virus that's destroying the minds of the American people. Politics has seeped into every aspect of the culture fabric and it's become this weird, unavoidable daily reality. In Argentina, the people are well-informed about politics and global affairs, but it doesn't dominate the conversation. Very refreshing for me. -People are generally healthier and more beautiful. In general, the Argentines are some healthy, skinny, beautiful mf's. The men, the women, everyone. No radical Ozempic intervention is required here. -People have less money, but more time and more soul. Average wages here are absolute shite, and so is the Argentine Peso...but people seem to have more time, more energy and less stress, generally. People in the USA have a lot of money, but not a lot of soul. Here it;s the opposite. I've confronted some of the dark aspects of the economic realities here, but generally people are extremely present, laid back and "amable". I'd describe the people here as passionate "life-enjoyers." They are passionate about everything they do. They do it with gusto, soul, and UMPH. Mate - We love that shit Soccer - Hell yeah Hanging out at the park with some dogs - WE Live for this shit Living here has made me appreciate my life so much more. It's a very life-affirming place that gets you in touch with what actually matters.

I'm a 35-year-old American I've lived in Argentina for 5 months so far in 2025 Here are the some things I like more about Argentina than the USA: -It's SIGNIFICANTLY easier to make friends in Argentina. Seriously, I lived in Colorado for the last 10 years, and I was beginning to think I was some fucking weirdo bc of how small my social circle was. The social life here is just so organic. If you're not a weirdo, you just attract friends...especially as an ex-pat. Everyone is always about milling around the city, playing sports, drinking mate, going to cafes/boliches/concerts/events. I don't know why, but in 5 months here, my social circle is already bigger and stronger than the one I had in 10 years in Denver, Colorado. -Politics isn't life here. There's some type of weird brain virus that's destroying the minds of the American people. Politics has seeped into every aspect of the culture fabric and it's become this weird, unavoidable daily reality. In Argentina, the people are well-informed about politics and global affairs, but it doesn't dominate the conversation. Very refreshing for me. -People are generally healthier and more beautiful. In general, the Argentines are some healthy, skinny, beautiful mf's. The men, the women, everyone. No radical Ozempic intervention is required here. -People have less money, but more time and more soul. Average wages here are absolute shite, and so is the Argentine Peso...but people seem to have more time, more energy and less stress, generally. People in the USA have a lot of money, but not a lot of soul. Here it;s the opposite. I've confronted some of the dark aspects of the economic realities here, but generally people are extremely present, laid back and "amable". I'd describe the people here as passionate "life-enjoyers." They are passionate about everything they do. They do it with gusto, soul, and UMPH. Mate - We love that shit Soccer - Hell yeah Hanging out at the park with some dogs - WE Live for this shit Living here has made me appreciate my life so much more. It's a very life-affirming place that gets you in touch with what actually matters.

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Try being an atheist here (you can’t) Playa Rincon, Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 📍

Try being an atheist here (you can’t) Playa Rincon, Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 📍

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Ok, 24 hours in Asunción 🇵🇾 down, here are my very early gut reactions: -kindest people I’ve ever met in my entire life. By far. My North American brain can barely handle this level of pure sincerity -incredible malls. They take me back to USA 🇺🇸 circa 2004 -awful for pedestrians…I love to walk and the walking here isn’t great. The sidewalks are funky and it’s hard to cross the street -very international. I’ve seen a large ratio of tall northern Euro looking types and gringos like myself -great food. I’m 3/3 for great restaurant experiences -somewhat ugly architecture. The buildings and streets are far from what I’d consider to be traditionally “aesthetic” especially from spending nearly a year in BA -very beautiful women That being said, I love it here. It’s a very interesting fusion of first, second and third world with extremely kind people. A little rough around the edges but very chill, I see the appeal.

Ok, 24 hours in Asunción 🇵🇾 down, here are my very early gut reactions: -kindest people I’ve ever met in my entire life. By far. My North American brain can barely handle this level of pure sincerity -incredible malls. They take me back to USA 🇺🇸 circa 2004 -awful for pedestrians…I love to walk and the walking here isn’t great. The sidewalks are funky and it’s hard to cross the street -very international. I’ve seen a large ratio of tall northern Euro looking types and gringos like myself -great food. I’m 3/3 for great restaurant experiences -somewhat ugly architecture. The buildings and streets are far from what I’d consider to be traditionally “aesthetic” especially from spending nearly a year in BA -very beautiful women That being said, I love it here. It’s a very interesting fusion of first, second and third world with extremely kind people. A little rough around the edges but very chill, I see the appeal.

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Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 is mind blowingly huge… Shot from above the Rio de La Plata this morning

Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 is mind blowingly huge… Shot from above the Rio de La Plata this morning

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