What should I take into consideration when traveling to Germany?
I'm from USA. I can speak a good amount of german. I'm going in the summer around July or August (next year)But what I'm wondering is.. What should I pack? How much money should I bring? What are some good places to go to? (i am mainly going up north, but might go down south too.) What about their phone/internet services? Whens the raining season? How far apart is their time zone(I'm in PA)? Any good scenic places/ family places? ( 2 adults 2 teenagers going) Any bad places? Is it easy to make friends with native germans? Any good tourist websites? Anything else i forgot? Thank you so much!
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Terrorist
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my uncle lives there but i don't know anything about germany except that they'll NEVER respond if u speak to them english. enjoy ur trip :]
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i think they are 6 hours different than your time zone. i know france is 6. a good way to figuare out what to pack is to look on weatherunderground to see what the temperature is going to be when you will be there. because when i went to france i didn't want to pack anything until a day or 2 before because i know the weather can change.
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check out cologne,berlin,munich,liepzig,dresden,for great city life garmisch- partenkirchen and bavaria for beautiful mountains train service is really reliable, food is excellent,Germany is on CET which will be 6hrs ahead of EST. I have found the German people to be very friendly and willing to help especially if you make an effort with the language. Try www.tripadvisor.com Enjoy the trip
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meh. Deutschland and most of the neighboring countries reach out very much for typical American tourists, so dont worry about any of the typical travel mishaps to occur. as far as money goes, take alot if you plan to live in a hotel, take the U bahns to eat at fancy places. My advice rough it out and use the extra money to see as much as the country as possible. Viel Spass.
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What should I pack? July and august are usually vey warm, so pack tshirts and shorts, maybe some pullovers and jeans for colder/rainy days, and don't forget sunglasses. How much money should I bring? As much as you feel convenient with, you can withdraw money anytime you need it with the right card. What are some good places to go to? (i am mainly going up north, but might go down south too.) Well, the big cities like Berlin and Hamburg are never wrong otherwise it depends on your own taste whether you like to see historical things or something else. What about their phone/internet services? Most hotels have internet portals, and there is also a lot of W-Lan hotspots almost anywhere where there are many people, as at railway stations and McDonald's Whens the raining season? Whenever mother nature feels like LOL, you can be lucky and go weeks without a single drop, you can not be lucky and have a 2nd biblical flood, there's hardly a rule to follow. How far apart is their time zone(I'm in PA)? 9 hours back, if I'm not mistaken, anyone might correct me. Any good scenic places/ family places? ( 2 adults 2 teenagers going) Theme parks? LOL Any bad places? None I could think of, though you MIGHT have some differences communicating with Bavarians, some have such a strong dialect even I cannot understand them LOL Is it easy to make friends with native germans? When they speak english, no problem, but not many elder people can, but basically, as logn as you're friendly, you should be fine. Any good tourist websites? None I could spontaneously think of, I never really tour my own country :-) Anything else i forgot? Please only enjoy limited amounts of beer...or any other alcohol for that matter ;-)
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Hi, I travelled to Germany from Australia last year and had a fantastic time. If you can already speak a good amount of German then you will have absolutely no problem at all concerning communication. July and August are in summer, so expect a lot of tourists! You will have mild to warm to hot days, but be prepared for rain and cooler days/nights. I would suggest sunglasses, sunscreen, hat and a warm jacket (if you get desperate you can buy an umbrella or anything else etc while there). The amount of money you bring depends on exactly what you will be doing. Take some euros (approx. 25-50/day or more) for day to day expenses (entrance fees, drinks and snacks, taxi fares etc and use VISA (or other) for hotels, restaurants and the unexpected. Dont forget that Supermarkets have much cheaper prices for cold drinks and snacks! Up North you have Hamburg, Lubeck etc. which are nice. I particularly like the more southern and central areas (Bavaria) etc. Germany has many beautiful places to visit, it all depends on your interests! It has a very interesting history with medieval, baroque and rococo architecture, and if you like castles and fortresses, palaces, churches, old houses and museums, then you will not be disappointed. Some of my favourites are Würzburg, Bamberg, Passau, the 12th century walled town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber etc etc. The choices are endless. I would highly recommend the "Lonely Planet book of Germany" for fantastic detailed information (including maps, prices of train fares, entrance fees, hotel costs, restaurant prices, etc) and there are endless websites available. Most cities have their own webpage. Just do a Google search. Most towns and cities have internet cafes, so no problem there. Dont forget to look for peoples travel photographs on places such as webshots.com, theworldisround.com.......etc. The train transport system is great! The beer is good, the food a little different! most locals are friendly, the scenery is lovely ....Have fun!!!
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Hey! I think you have enough good tips now. But don't be afraid, that the Germans will not understand you. Nearly everybody speaks English here, some good and some bad. And we are not like the people in France who do just speak French even if they understand you or not. http://www.berlin.de/english/index.html maybe you can find some information on this page. Have fun!!
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
I'm trying to find cheap tickets to Germany. I dont wnat to spend a lot of money. Please help me!!?
I'm trying to find cheap tickets to Germany. I dont wnat to spend a lot of money. Please help me!!?
I've tried all the major sites.....orbitz, expedia, etc. They have some flights that are like $500-$600 but then they add taxes and fees and makes it over $1,000. Any ideas?? I will be leaving from Kansas City, KS on April 25 and be returning on May 10
Air Travel - 4 Answers
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I got tickets to Poland for really cheap. It was less than 700 with all of the taxes included. But it would help us to answer if you gave us the time frame that you wanted to go for, so that we could look up different sites and help you :) EDIT: www.cheaptickets.com I wasn't sure which airport in Germany you wanted to fly into, but I chose Berlin, because that is where I would fly into. I found roundtrip tickets from Kansas City to Berlin on those dates for $786.00 including all of the taxes and fees. That is flying Northwest Airlines, however, there are 2 stops involved, but that is the cheapest that I found for them. I hope this helped. :) EDIT AGAIN (haha): www.atiflights.com is where I bought my tickets to Poland. Considering there are a lot of airports in Germany, if you try these 2 websites, I'm sure you can find the best price for the correct airport that you're looking for.
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try priceline.com
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MCI-FRA outbound 25/4 inbound 10/5 www.aa.com RT US$ 735 taxes incl.
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See http://www.travelbargainsites.com for great, cheap travel sites.
I've tried all the major sites.....orbitz, expedia, etc. They have some flights that are like $500-$600 but then they add taxes and fees and makes it over $1,000. Any ideas?? I will be leaving from Kansas City, KS on April 25 and be returning on May 10
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I got tickets to Poland for really cheap. It was less than 700 with all of the taxes included. But it would help us to answer if you gave us the time frame that you wanted to go for, so that we could look up different sites and help you :) EDIT: www.cheaptickets.com I wasn't sure which airport in Germany you wanted to fly into, but I chose Berlin, because that is where I would fly into. I found roundtrip tickets from Kansas City to Berlin on those dates for $786.00 including all of the taxes and fees. That is flying Northwest Airlines, however, there are 2 stops involved, but that is the cheapest that I found for them. I hope this helped. :) EDIT AGAIN (haha): www.atiflights.com is where I bought my tickets to Poland. Considering there are a lot of airports in Germany, if you try these 2 websites, I'm sure you can find the best price for the correct airport that you're looking for.
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try priceline.com
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MCI-FRA outbound 25/4 inbound 10/5 www.aa.com RT US$ 735 taxes incl.
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See http://www.travelbargainsites.com for great, cheap travel sites.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Could Socialists Make a Socialist/Communist State Work Successfully?
Could Socialists Make a Socialist/Communist State Work Successfully?
Let's say 80,000,000 people (the approximate population of Germany) all believe in Socialism. These people want to live under a Socialist system and make it work. So they are willing to be taxed at whatever level to make it work. They are willing to accept that eradicating poverty will be very expensive. National healthcare will cost a lot of money. A top level education system won't be cheap either. Having a nice home for each person to live in is far from free too. Would this nation prosper or would it fail?
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That would only be the first generation. Thier kids may think differently over time
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socialism is a failed ideology
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Sure... Look at the former USSR...
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look at history, socialism works until you run out of other people's money, look at Greece and other EU countries, so not likely.
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Socialism does NOT work at all. Haven't you people been paying attention to Europe??
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The only real successful Socialist country is Norway , they have strict immigration policies , their population is primarily White European [almost 95%] and they have a strong work ethic .
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that would only work if ppl gave up the idea of money.....if u work, u get food and house and education for your children. simple as that. but if u dont work then u get kicked out of this small community (something like this would only work at a city level).....but if u want nicer house and better education for children, then u work harder and do better in school. that way its also alittle like capitilism
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It all depends on who they put in charge. But your question is a little confusing. Are you referring to a Socialist or Communist state? They aren't the same thing. Socialism is... well, socialism. Communism is what cons call Socialism.
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if the people were equally committed generation after generation, it would succeed....but reality has shown us that that type of commitment is difficult to maintain. look at the U.S. and the nations of Europe, for example...when a generation's focus is to leave more to the next generation than they themselves had, you see large leaps of progress and the sacrifice necessary to, among other things, win a World War.. ...all it takes is one generation to slightly change that ethic into WANTING more than their elders had and the dynamic can quickly fall apart .... Next, you have a generation EXPECTING to have more...with that expectation or sense of entitlement, however, you rarely see the will to earn something that will last. ....
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Where would the money come from to pay for all this? You need private businesses to create the jobs that pay salaries that can be taxed to pay for these expensive entitlements, but individuals won't invest in a business where they can't make a profit and would lose money because of high taxes. Socialism doesn't make sense. It has never and will never work.
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If they are willing to be taxed to death and live on less than USD 1 per day - Sure; Socialist ideology has been advocating Hunger for decades...just look at their Cuban and Venezuelan Paradise.
Let's say 80,000,000 people (the approximate population of Germany) all believe in Socialism. These people want to live under a Socialist system and make it work. So they are willing to be taxed at whatever level to make it work. They are willing to accept that eradicating poverty will be very expensive. National healthcare will cost a lot of money. A top level education system won't be cheap either. Having a nice home for each person to live in is far from free too. Would this nation prosper or would it fail?
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That would only be the first generation. Thier kids may think differently over time
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socialism is a failed ideology
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Sure... Look at the former USSR...
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look at history, socialism works until you run out of other people's money, look at Greece and other EU countries, so not likely.
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Socialism does NOT work at all. Haven't you people been paying attention to Europe??
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The only real successful Socialist country is Norway , they have strict immigration policies , their population is primarily White European [almost 95%] and they have a strong work ethic .
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that would only work if ppl gave up the idea of money.....if u work, u get food and house and education for your children. simple as that. but if u dont work then u get kicked out of this small community (something like this would only work at a city level).....but if u want nicer house and better education for children, then u work harder and do better in school. that way its also alittle like capitilism
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It all depends on who they put in charge. But your question is a little confusing. Are you referring to a Socialist or Communist state? They aren't the same thing. Socialism is... well, socialism. Communism is what cons call Socialism.
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if the people were equally committed generation after generation, it would succeed....but reality has shown us that that type of commitment is difficult to maintain. look at the U.S. and the nations of Europe, for example...when a generation's focus is to leave more to the next generation than they themselves had, you see large leaps of progress and the sacrifice necessary to, among other things, win a World War.. ...all it takes is one generation to slightly change that ethic into WANTING more than their elders had and the dynamic can quickly fall apart .... Next, you have a generation EXPECTING to have more...with that expectation or sense of entitlement, however, you rarely see the will to earn something that will last. ....
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Where would the money come from to pay for all this? You need private businesses to create the jobs that pay salaries that can be taxed to pay for these expensive entitlements, but individuals won't invest in a business where they can't make a profit and would lose money because of high taxes. Socialism doesn't make sense. It has never and will never work.
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If they are willing to be taxed to death and live on less than USD 1 per day - Sure; Socialist ideology has been advocating Hunger for decades...just look at their Cuban and Venezuelan Paradise.
Monday, October 1, 2012
I'm going to Germany! Help me! I don't want to make my parents pay for EVERYTHING?
I'm going to Germany! Help me! I don't want to make my parents pay for EVERYTHING?
I need roughly aroud 5,000 dollars? Any ideas of how I can pay for some of the plane ticket, souvivers, and stuff? What is something I can do that will get me alot of money asap! help!
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Why are you going to Germany?
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I have an idea I mean and can be a little risky but I am gonna tell you how to get it and fast get a job
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With this economy right now i doubt you'll be able to get that kind of money in a flash.
I need roughly aroud 5,000 dollars? Any ideas of how I can pay for some of the plane ticket, souvivers, and stuff? What is something I can do that will get me alot of money asap! help!
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Why are you going to Germany?
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I have an idea I mean and can be a little risky but I am gonna tell you how to get it and fast get a job
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With this economy right now i doubt you'll be able to get that kind of money in a flash.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Why are Americans generally so irresponsible when it comes to avoiding debt and saving money?
Why are Americans generally so irresponsible when it comes to avoiding debt and saving money?
There is really no excuse - Americans make more in salary (on average) than most other countries, except for a few countries in Europe. That means that the average American has plenty of opportunities to save money for retirement and for emergencies. And yet - the average American worker has less than $10,000 in total retirement savings! The average American household has around $9,000 in credit card debts. Many Americans save so little money that they can't even pay for their own healthcare coverage if they lose their jobs. What the heck is up with this? I remember being in Germany, and even though people make less money on average than Americans, they saved a lot more, and they could afford nice stuff like yearly beach vacations to Thailand, simply by managing their money carefully. Why haven't Americans done the same? "Who the hell are you?" I'm an American born and raised in Texas, you moron.
Politics - 13 Answers
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Americans like to spend and live for the moment. They run up high credit card bills and a lot of times are not financially responsible. This is not the case for all Americans but enough to give us a black eye.
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Americans have been getting paid the same or less over the past 40 years even as things become more expensive and they become more productive. They need to take out personal debt to maintain the same standard of living they once could afford. http://www.alternet.org/economy/144388/america_without_a_middle_class_--_it%27s_not_far_away_as_you_might_think In the past one man could provide for his whole family doing blue collar work. Now with both parents working, with the burden of college debt and many years not getting paid while they were in college because there are fewer blue collar jobs, they are struggling to do the same.
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Who the hell are you? Who told you it was any of your business what we do. This a FREE country. If we can afford it we can have it. If you and the other dummies would adopt the same ideals you can have all this stuff to. Get it? 6 thumbs down from the stupid and those that feel guilty as a result of their achievements. History proves my point.
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Instant gratification. They want it now and will borrow to buy it. They are not willing to save for it. Many are just following the governments lead.
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Because our leaders set a terrible example. If our own government can't live within its means, why does it expect us to?
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Credit cards are the devil.. there is so much buy now, save now, etc.. its easy to do. Then put high interest rates on top of that and you miss one payment it completely snowballs and that's how they keep you in debt and money in their pockets.
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Americans are caught up in the spending and plastic culture. I do not fall in this category because I came from a family that was frugal. I save about 25 of my take home income every month and I pay for my purchases in cash. I do not live extravagantly by any means but I was taught to only buy things that I need and to try to pay cash for everything. As a result, I have no car loan and no credit card debt and I bought a house that I could afford and put down 20%. My house payment is only 15 percent of my take home pay. Now, I do not have a cell phone with monthly bills. I have a pay as you go from tmobile and I buy 100 dollars worth of minutes every year and that is all I use. I try not to eat out too much and I watch what I buy. I took money out of my savings to purchase my car outright. I am not earning 6 figures either. The Jone's may appear to be doing better than I am but both Jone's will be working at MacDonalds in the 80's while I am island hopping. Hey poster below: This is not a democrat or a republican thing. Under the republicans people bought homes that they could not afford and attained more credit card debt in the history of the US. Under Clinton, banking rules were relaxed. There is no one political party to blame or uphold as a shining example.
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Government encourages them. How are the stimulating the economy? By spending money wastefully. By Encouraging people to buy bigger houses with credits. By telling Credit Card Companies and Bank to loosen up. By bailing out failure.
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Not me. Me and my wife are frugal and always have lived below our means. When we first married we had no cable, ate at home, and drove old debt free cars. Now we have a tidy sum and can afford pretty much anything we want and pay cash for it. The young generation is spoiled and want everything now, without saving for it.
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Everyone's doin' it. Just like everyone's goin' to church. Maybe we can pray the debt away.
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One answerer had it correct in saying that Americans like to live for the moment.They want to keep up with everyone else and everyone else wants to keep up with them.They`ll go buy a housefull of new furniture on the credit just because they`re tired of the color of the old set,and the old set is still in perfect conditon.On the other hand,some of us don`t expect this present economical society to last long anyway and we may save and do without what we want only to have the Government come along and get it somehow (by taxes,forced healthcare etc).Also it seems that most any time I have tried to save much,some emergency will present itself and it will take everything I have saved anyway,so we just figure it`s best to go ahead and enjoy life while we can.I am against reckless spending,but also against trying to save all the time.I think our money would be better spent helping those less fortunate than either spending wildly, or saving..either one.
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Living in this capitalistic society, we are always bombarded with different ways to spend our money. Madison Avenue has a real grip on the populace and with everyone watching more television than ever, it's bound to have an effect. The need to keep up with "the Jones's" is a powerful drain on the wallet and with so many years of easy available credit, it was hard to turn it off. Very much like a drug. The ads are designed to make you believe that , yes... you too can live like a millionaire and have it all, when in reality, you should'nt have bought into the corporate lies. The latest banking and mortgage crisis speaks to this.
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Progressive liberalism; Fannie and Freddie, Big Government, and entitlement mentality. Lawlessness, laziness, slothfulness....... Look what is happening in Greece. Socialism does NOT produce responsible citizens. Capitalism DOES. Note: I was recently in GErmany last summer and I was NOT at all impressed with the economy, $7.00 per gallon for gas (once the conversion of liters to gallons and euros to dollars) is not particularly appealing to me.
There is really no excuse - Americans make more in salary (on average) than most other countries, except for a few countries in Europe. That means that the average American has plenty of opportunities to save money for retirement and for emergencies. And yet - the average American worker has less than $10,000 in total retirement savings! The average American household has around $9,000 in credit card debts. Many Americans save so little money that they can't even pay for their own healthcare coverage if they lose their jobs. What the heck is up with this? I remember being in Germany, and even though people make less money on average than Americans, they saved a lot more, and they could afford nice stuff like yearly beach vacations to Thailand, simply by managing their money carefully. Why haven't Americans done the same? "Who the hell are you?" I'm an American born and raised in Texas, you moron.
Politics - 13 Answers
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Americans like to spend and live for the moment. They run up high credit card bills and a lot of times are not financially responsible. This is not the case for all Americans but enough to give us a black eye.
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Americans have been getting paid the same or less over the past 40 years even as things become more expensive and they become more productive. They need to take out personal debt to maintain the same standard of living they once could afford. http://www.alternet.org/economy/144388/america_without_a_middle_class_--_it%27s_not_far_away_as_you_might_think In the past one man could provide for his whole family doing blue collar work. Now with both parents working, with the burden of college debt and many years not getting paid while they were in college because there are fewer blue collar jobs, they are struggling to do the same.
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Who the hell are you? Who told you it was any of your business what we do. This a FREE country. If we can afford it we can have it. If you and the other dummies would adopt the same ideals you can have all this stuff to. Get it? 6 thumbs down from the stupid and those that feel guilty as a result of their achievements. History proves my point.
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Instant gratification. They want it now and will borrow to buy it. They are not willing to save for it. Many are just following the governments lead.
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Because our leaders set a terrible example. If our own government can't live within its means, why does it expect us to?
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Credit cards are the devil.. there is so much buy now, save now, etc.. its easy to do. Then put high interest rates on top of that and you miss one payment it completely snowballs and that's how they keep you in debt and money in their pockets.
7 :
Americans are caught up in the spending and plastic culture. I do not fall in this category because I came from a family that was frugal. I save about 25 of my take home income every month and I pay for my purchases in cash. I do not live extravagantly by any means but I was taught to only buy things that I need and to try to pay cash for everything. As a result, I have no car loan and no credit card debt and I bought a house that I could afford and put down 20%. My house payment is only 15 percent of my take home pay. Now, I do not have a cell phone with monthly bills. I have a pay as you go from tmobile and I buy 100 dollars worth of minutes every year and that is all I use. I try not to eat out too much and I watch what I buy. I took money out of my savings to purchase my car outright. I am not earning 6 figures either. The Jone's may appear to be doing better than I am but both Jone's will be working at MacDonalds in the 80's while I am island hopping. Hey poster below: This is not a democrat or a republican thing. Under the republicans people bought homes that they could not afford and attained more credit card debt in the history of the US. Under Clinton, banking rules were relaxed. There is no one political party to blame or uphold as a shining example.
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Government encourages them. How are the stimulating the economy? By spending money wastefully. By Encouraging people to buy bigger houses with credits. By telling Credit Card Companies and Bank to loosen up. By bailing out failure.
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Not me. Me and my wife are frugal and always have lived below our means. When we first married we had no cable, ate at home, and drove old debt free cars. Now we have a tidy sum and can afford pretty much anything we want and pay cash for it. The young generation is spoiled and want everything now, without saving for it.
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Everyone's doin' it. Just like everyone's goin' to church. Maybe we can pray the debt away.
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One answerer had it correct in saying that Americans like to live for the moment.They want to keep up with everyone else and everyone else wants to keep up with them.They`ll go buy a housefull of new furniture on the credit just because they`re tired of the color of the old set,and the old set is still in perfect conditon.On the other hand,some of us don`t expect this present economical society to last long anyway and we may save and do without what we want only to have the Government come along and get it somehow (by taxes,forced healthcare etc).Also it seems that most any time I have tried to save much,some emergency will present itself and it will take everything I have saved anyway,so we just figure it`s best to go ahead and enjoy life while we can.I am against reckless spending,but also against trying to save all the time.I think our money would be better spent helping those less fortunate than either spending wildly, or saving..either one.
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Living in this capitalistic society, we are always bombarded with different ways to spend our money. Madison Avenue has a real grip on the populace and with everyone watching more television than ever, it's bound to have an effect. The need to keep up with "the Jones's" is a powerful drain on the wallet and with so many years of easy available credit, it was hard to turn it off. Very much like a drug. The ads are designed to make you believe that , yes... you too can live like a millionaire and have it all, when in reality, you should'nt have bought into the corporate lies. The latest banking and mortgage crisis speaks to this.
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Progressive liberalism; Fannie and Freddie, Big Government, and entitlement mentality. Lawlessness, laziness, slothfulness....... Look what is happening in Greece. Socialism does NOT produce responsible citizens. Capitalism DOES. Note: I was recently in GErmany last summer and I was NOT at all impressed with the economy, $7.00 per gallon for gas (once the conversion of liters to gallons and euros to dollars) is not particularly appealing to me.
Friday, September 14, 2012
Lap dancing in night clubs in Germany as a job,what do you think?
Lap dancing in night clubs in Germany as a job,what do you think?
Since last year many people closed to me are telling me that i should go dancing in Germany in night clubs because i can do good money there..up to 10000euro on month...I know someone that is already working in Stuttgard and she told me that she did at her best 7000euro and at her bad months 2500euro.. The problem is that i don't imagine myself having a life like this..or having this kind of jobs in my past..I prefer to do something else to make money but by having a decent life and not one that i am ashamed of because people judge u by this kind of jobs and i don't want to ruin my future ,and maybe loose people i care about in future..i don't know maybe a husband or friends etc. What makes me mad also is that this advices comes from the girl that a thought to be my friend..she was telling me this like is the best thing i should do for money,like she would do this for money but in reality she never has the courage to do it herself and also my boyfriend which is my bf for 5 years now..he thinks modern but..i don't want this kind of advices from them.. I have open mind but What do u think i should do?The money i could earn there make me think like is an opportunity but i am more realistic,i don't want to ruin my future and my opportunities..i don't feel like is something i should do for money ...i don't know if u understand what i want to say..but i will come with replies to your answers... P.S-i am 25 years,i have finished a management university..i worked in jobs in bank..or as a manager..for short time but i see myself having a decent life..i would work on cruise ships as waiter or something else than doing dances..even if i earn less...and i see myself in this decent kind of jobs and life..i know is hard now to find a job...which currently i don't have this is why i think about opportunities I am also an european woman..so maybe the sites u gave won't help me that much,but i will check them.Thank you. And yes i know that once i begun this kind of job is hard to get out ..is one of the reasons i don't want to accept this kind of job dor my own life... I am also an european woman..so maybe the sites u gave won't help me that much,but i will check them.Thank you. And yes i know that once i begun this kind of job is hard to get out ..is one of the reasons i don't want to accept this kind of job dor my own life...
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It's very hard to leave the dancer's life once you start. Keep that in mind.
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Do not go for any job you are not comfortable with. You would hate yourself if you did do it. And what is more, you would keep hating yourself if you do it even for a short time and it works out that you hate it. If you think you will go back to your real profession, a period as dancer, or a period that is not there in your CV will hurt your chances at any job, the better the job, the more it would hurt. If your boyfriend wants you to do strip dancing for money, kick him out. Or have him go strip dancing for money first and for a few years. I would not be surpriced if he would say that he does not mind you being a nude or strip dancer, but would let you down soon after you started doing it. And if that old friend has no better advice, find a better friend. Those sites are spam, ignore them and certainly do not send them personal information. As it is spam it is likely to be deleted some time soon. If you want to use sites like the ones that where spammed here, search on jobs and your country, in the local language by preference.
Since last year many people closed to me are telling me that i should go dancing in Germany in night clubs because i can do good money there..up to 10000euro on month...I know someone that is already working in Stuttgard and she told me that she did at her best 7000euro and at her bad months 2500euro.. The problem is that i don't imagine myself having a life like this..or having this kind of jobs in my past..I prefer to do something else to make money but by having a decent life and not one that i am ashamed of because people judge u by this kind of jobs and i don't want to ruin my future ,and maybe loose people i care about in future..i don't know maybe a husband or friends etc. What makes me mad also is that this advices comes from the girl that a thought to be my friend..she was telling me this like is the best thing i should do for money,like she would do this for money but in reality she never has the courage to do it herself and also my boyfriend which is my bf for 5 years now..he thinks modern but..i don't want this kind of advices from them.. I have open mind but What do u think i should do?The money i could earn there make me think like is an opportunity but i am more realistic,i don't want to ruin my future and my opportunities..i don't feel like is something i should do for money ...i don't know if u understand what i want to say..but i will come with replies to your answers... P.S-i am 25 years,i have finished a management university..i worked in jobs in bank..or as a manager..for short time but i see myself having a decent life..i would work on cruise ships as waiter or something else than doing dances..even if i earn less...and i see myself in this decent kind of jobs and life..i know is hard now to find a job...which currently i don't have this is why i think about opportunities I am also an european woman..so maybe the sites u gave won't help me that much,but i will check them.Thank you. And yes i know that once i begun this kind of job is hard to get out ..is one of the reasons i don't want to accept this kind of job dor my own life... I am also an european woman..so maybe the sites u gave won't help me that much,but i will check them.Thank you. And yes i know that once i begun this kind of job is hard to get out ..is one of the reasons i don't want to accept this kind of job dor my own life...
Other - Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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It's very hard to leave the dancer's life once you start. Keep that in mind.
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Do not go for any job you are not comfortable with. You would hate yourself if you did do it. And what is more, you would keep hating yourself if you do it even for a short time and it works out that you hate it. If you think you will go back to your real profession, a period as dancer, or a period that is not there in your CV will hurt your chances at any job, the better the job, the more it would hurt. If your boyfriend wants you to do strip dancing for money, kick him out. Or have him go strip dancing for money first and for a few years. I would not be surpriced if he would say that he does not mind you being a nude or strip dancer, but would let you down soon after you started doing it. And if that old friend has no better advice, find a better friend. Those sites are spam, ignore them and certainly do not send them personal information. As it is spam it is likely to be deleted some time soon. If you want to use sites like the ones that where spammed here, search on jobs and your country, in the local language by preference.
Friday, September 7, 2012
What do others think about blacks wanting money for slavery?
What do others think about blacks wanting money for slavery?
It appears lawmakers are willing to pass a bill apologizing for slavery, but the black leaders want money. They are fighting hard against a disclaimer which simply states descendants of slaves can't sue or collect money from the federal government. Even Obama is against this, and believes making inner city schools better should be enough. Do people really believe blacks should get money for something that happened to their great great grandfathers? Can I sue Germany for shooting my grandfather during WW2? Can Jews sue for the holocaust? Wars and the Holocaust were a lot worse than slavery.
Politics - 8 Answers
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I guess affirmative discrimination wasn't enough?
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human nature is to ask and continue to ask for things if they are given to you. why wouldn't they try and get back payments? Now, I must say, I oppose the idea.
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bogus.
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I will gladly give money to any former slave that comes forth.
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Reparations expect non-blacks to be responsible for the previous 8 generations while blacks have trouble being responsible for their own next generation
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I will be glad if they are willing to go back to Africa after taking the money.
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What I know for certain is this,if any reparations bill was ever passed,it would be the biggest detriment to race relations in the history of this country.Millions of "evil white people" like myself have no family history involving slavery whatsoever,my family wasn't even here.Tell those millions that after paying more taxes for bailouts,more taxes for other people's health care,more taxes for cap and trade,that suddenly they also get to pay more taxes for reparations,and you will damage race relations for generations to come. AD
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that is the dumpest thing i have ever heard period.
It appears lawmakers are willing to pass a bill apologizing for slavery, but the black leaders want money. They are fighting hard against a disclaimer which simply states descendants of slaves can't sue or collect money from the federal government. Even Obama is against this, and believes making inner city schools better should be enough. Do people really believe blacks should get money for something that happened to their great great grandfathers? Can I sue Germany for shooting my grandfather during WW2? Can Jews sue for the holocaust? Wars and the Holocaust were a lot worse than slavery.
Politics - 8 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
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I guess affirmative discrimination wasn't enough?
2 :
human nature is to ask and continue to ask for things if they are given to you. why wouldn't they try and get back payments? Now, I must say, I oppose the idea.
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bogus.
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I will gladly give money to any former slave that comes forth.
5 :
Reparations expect non-blacks to be responsible for the previous 8 generations while blacks have trouble being responsible for their own next generation
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I will be glad if they are willing to go back to Africa after taking the money.
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What I know for certain is this,if any reparations bill was ever passed,it would be the biggest detriment to race relations in the history of this country.Millions of "evil white people" like myself have no family history involving slavery whatsoever,my family wasn't even here.Tell those millions that after paying more taxes for bailouts,more taxes for other people's health care,more taxes for cap and trade,that suddenly they also get to pay more taxes for reparations,and you will damage race relations for generations to come. AD
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that is the dumpest thing i have ever heard period.
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