Javonte Green American-Montenegrin professional basketball player for the Chicago Bulls T-Shirt

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$350k would go faster than you think, and when you run out of money in a 3rd world country, good luck making enough to survive, let alone get out of there. I’m not interested in moving into a mud and straw hut to eventually die of starvation or dysentery. I mean what’s my visa situation. If I could emigrate to the Javonte Green American-Montenegrin professional basketball player for the Chicago Bulls T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this EU from the US then hell yeah otherwise not having citizenship might be really expensive. I live in the United States and my answer would be no. You’d probably have to get over a million for me to start to seriously consider it. In 2024 350k is a really useful amount of money to have in the bank. It would be a nice deposit on a block of land in Australia. It’s not life changing you are still going to work.

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Naw. Say what you will about the Javonte Green American-Montenegrin professional basketball player for the Chicago Bulls T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this US but I don’t have any other experience from other countries, so I’d have to pass. No. I love my country and that’s not a lot of money. I’m not leaving the US to go to a third world country just to make that money go far. as much as i love america, $3.5m goes a long, long way in other countries. i could retire and live off the interest, and then my kids would inherit at least $3.5m when i die. Of course, 350k is pocket change in Canada but in Costa Rica I could buy a villa and still have 200 k left over for hookers and cocaine Yes. I would move to New Zealand where the lifestyle is similar to my country and that kind of money would make me practically a billionaire when converted to NZD. Not even close to enough for giving up regularly (if at all) meeting the vast majority of my friends and elderly relatives. Not to mention the very likely case that I’ll also give up social security and healthcare, and a cheap place to live. The price tag would need to be astronomically higher and even then I’d have to think about it because at the end of the day I prioritize friends and family over money, as long as I can get by, and I can already get by, so. Nah. I’m an American and a gun lover… not quite ammo sexual, but still do enjoy the freedoms I have that are guaranteed by my constitution. I would consider moving to a different state, as long as that state wasn’t Illinois, California, New York, or some other over populated nonsense. They don’t let you automatically have access to universal healthcare when you move to other countries so I wouldn’t think it would be enough to live anywhere where I could stay alive.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.