Comments by "seneca983" (@seneca983) on "Nomad Capitalist" channel.

  1. 2:05 "Who hates the Belgians?" The Congolese?
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  2.  @allananderson949  A citizen of an EU member (such as Ireland) is automatically an EU citizen as well.
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  3.  @pablosabhlok  I hear in the US fixed rate mortgages are the norm so there's no interest rate risk.
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  4. Maybe he liked some other places in that country.
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  5. It's minuscule for most people.
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  6. Of course it's treatment.
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  7. That price cannot be correct unless he bought a 1 l pint.
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  8. Shouldn't that be: "la casa roja"? Or was that your point?
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  9. Maybe he bought a 1 l pint?
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  10. If you get beef when you ordered chicken, isn't that actually a pretty good deal (assuming you're not Hindu or something)?
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  11. Is it by 10% or by 10%-points?
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  12. The US isn't the only country to tax non-resident citizens. Eritrea, Hungary, and Myanmar do it as well. Still, it's very rare globally.
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  13.  @Man_from_UNCLE  "Cars??? -- more expensive than anywhere else in Europe!" I'm pretty sure cars are more expensive in Denmark than in Finland.
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  14. Alcohol tax is high to reduce drinking (but that 27 € price cannot be correct unless he bought a 1 l pint or something).
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  15. Maybe he bought a 1 l pint?
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  16. I don't think he has committed crimes the the US would pursue him for.
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  17.  @PH61a  You're mistaken. It's the capital of Moldova.
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  18. Maybe he bought a 1 l pint?
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  19.  @Ironborn4  Aren't beer bottles often 0.33 l? Then a 1 l pint would be triple price though that still wouldn't fully explain the price.
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  20.  @Ironborn4  Or maybe he drank one of those freeze-distilled "beers" like Tactical Nuclear Penguin. Those are much more expensive even if you typically drink a lot less of them.
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  21. There's no reason to make it mandatory as long as people willing to take the vaccine exceed the vaccine supply.
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  22. Only if it's $2 million cash.
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  23.  @scottscott5827  I meant, inflation reduces the value of a currency. If your wealth is $2 million, inflation of 2% doesn't mean that 2% of the value of that wealth is lost each year unless that wealth is actually in the form of cash.
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  24.  @scottscott5827  You don't lose 2% of your net worth yearly to inflation unless it's all in the form of cash. I agree that a 2% wealth tax would be very high (and I'm against wealth taxes in general).
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