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pack your shit and move to Buenos Aires.

cost of living is low, you can make some money by teaching english to college kids for 3-4 hours a day and have the other 20 hours to learn spanish/tango/... greatest steaks in the world, beautiful women, amazing night life.

/edit: bonus - dancing with the starts "Bailando por un Sueno" on Argentinian TV

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yCC2Nvr2mE NSFW in the US, but I imagine totally SFW in Argentina! ;)
 
24837pack your shit and move to Buenos Aires.

cost of living is low, you can make some money by teaching english to college kids for 3-4 hours a day and have the other 20 hours to learn spanish/tango/... greatest steaks in the world, beautiful women, amazing night life.

/edit: bonus - dancing with the starts "Bailando por un Sueno" on Argentinian TV

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yCC2Nvr2mE NSFW in the US, but I imagine totally SFW in Argentina! ;)

the fact that that is on national tv blows my mind wow

 
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24837pack your shit and move to Buenos Aires.

cost of living is low, you can make some money by teaching english to college kids for 3-4 hours a day and have the other 20 hours to learn spanish/tango/... greatest steaks in the world, beautiful women, amazing night life.

/edit: bonus - dancing with the starts "Bailando por un Sueno" on Argentinian TV

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yCC2Nvr2mE NSFW in the US, but I imagine totally SFW in Argentina! ;)

the fact that that is on national tv blows my mind wow

The wine pour was so over the top.

But completely necessary.

 

Stay around campus. Get a job tending bar or something like that to cover expenses. Spend time with your college buddies. Read for leisure. Master each day of the Times crossword. Work out 2 hours a day. Pick up a hobby. Even take a couple of weeks to split and go travel. The bottom line is that this will most likely be the last time until retirement that you have over 6 months to do whatever you want and spend quality time with people or to take time for yourself. Enjoy that shit man.

 
WallStreetOasis.com..sometimes i miss argentina too....ha
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UnforseenMove to a snowboarding town, get a job with the people that run the mountain, and ride on your free days
Good idea but the snow season doesn't really start until May down there. Though it wouldn't be a bad option if he only wanted to spend a month or two in SA.
 

I'd work out, read a few books i've never had the time to get through, and probably get a job at a nearby bar to make some extra cash + meet new people.

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