Moved back to Canada 5 years ago after living in Denmark for 13 years. Worst move of my life! I used to be a proud Canadian. Not so much anymore. Take good care 🙏

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

You too!

@Maxschellenberg

3 ай бұрын

What do you like more about Denmark?

@kumarm9221

3 ай бұрын

Credit goes to Trudaue

@recordsmanukrnet

3 ай бұрын

@@Maxschellenbergeverything

@Seekingtruth-mx3ur

3 ай бұрын

What's your next move?

Canada is no longer a promised land. Back in the 70s and 80s, it was.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Used to be so peaceful

@retrogamer82

4 ай бұрын

You can thank our treasonous leaders

@loldiers3238

4 ай бұрын

Not for First Nations people.

@parkerbohnn

4 ай бұрын

It was 'til the mid 1980's.

@SpiritGreatness

3 ай бұрын

Exactly:/

I was born and raised in Canada. I moved to Thailand with my wife and kids 2 years ago, and I am so much happier here. Canada sucks

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Fire🔥

@ericyuan9718

4 ай бұрын

Glad to know u made a killing in crypto and are living the high life in Thailand, hope to join you one day.

@DeusExMachina50

4 ай бұрын

Thailand is number one on my list for expats destinations.

@songsabai3794

4 ай бұрын

Exactly me, 2-kids, wife, Thailand...except I left Canada in 2005. I've always found "Canada" in the nature and do go back every summer for the fresh air, camping,fishing, hiking ect...as the old saying goes...'it's a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there".

@retrogamer82

3 ай бұрын

I know a few families that had money who sold their house, packed up and left Canada in the last few years

Correct on all points. It’s no longer a promised land. Rather, it has become a very strange craphole I no longer recognize.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

It was so peaceful growing up. We were all actually really nice to each other back then

@user-ki8mg5jh3n

4 ай бұрын

You're an exception and I love your video. You make. Sense. We see it

@unknown-xf4ko

4 ай бұрын

I believe the US where I live in is going in the same direction as Canada.

@user-wl7zi6pc3j

3 ай бұрын

@@unknown-xf4ko while USA definitely has problems, I don't think it will go in the same direction as Canada. One of the main problems of Canada is being a neighour of USA, a country that is many times richer than Canada. So, even though Canada tries to get skilled educated immigrants, most of those immigrants eventually move to USA. And, USA is very hesitant to get immigration(especially if Trump wins)

@energyflowswhereattentiongoes

2 ай бұрын

it never was. people who build this country took huge risks because they knew they had a backbone and skills they could rely on. All this "promise land BS" is LAZY WEAK CHILDREN WHO WANT TO STEAL A CUSHY LIFE FROM OTHER PEOPLE WHO WORK HARD FOR IT. get outta here!!!!!!

Here's another reason to leave Canada ... what sort of people vote in Justy Trudeau THREE TIMES?? Actually life was still quite good in 2015.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, growing up in Canada was good times.

@bvictoria6605

3 ай бұрын

Trudeau was PLACED into his position by the WEF! Stop bitching and blaming citizens and START researching the WEF/WHO/UN GLOBALISTS AGENDAS and the role of the CCP in Canada. Citizens have little control over the elections, they're just voting because we're supposed to be a democracy. The governments are being manipulated by foreign entities. DO THE RESEARCH!

@ianbrown7089

2 ай бұрын

Yes what sort of person votes Wacko in 3 times. People with their head up their ass !

@TheJimprez

19 күн бұрын

I was waiting for a MAGAt wannabe to bring politics into this... I guess you just couldn't keep it in ... What else ? Tell us all of the people and things you hate... Come on, don't be shy... You little social media conspiracists have lots of things to rant about...

@joshmitchell5225

5 күн бұрын

Nazis do

Honestly, the only thing worth having in Canada is the passport. Life is miserable here for most people i'd assume.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Check😂

@Carolinapetroska

4 ай бұрын

European passport is good too. At least no visa for many countries.

@Thelogic12

3 ай бұрын

@@Carolinapetroska the problem with Europe, no efficient immigration programs, the best choice now is Australia

@recordsmanukrnet

3 ай бұрын

@@Thelogic12oh no, Australia is even worse than Canada people wise

@vythai479

3 ай бұрын

strong passport but it's also no use if we can't save enough to travel abroad cause we've just survived in Canada

Agreed, born and raised in Canada, but have my plan to leave. It’s gotten so bad over the years.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Looking forward to you sharing your experiences seeing the world!

@olinafan4459

4 ай бұрын

hard to get a visa elsewhere though unless you already have citizenship

I'm a immigrant from a middle income country.. Let me tell you, older people in my country still have the mentality of the 80s and 90s where countries like Canada were truly better places.. In 2024, Canada isn't so much better than my own country.. On the contrary, I see people in my own country able to save more money (less taxes), have better healthcare and education, are happier and of course better weather.. But sometimes I don't know, may be it's mainstream media or social media or Hollywood, people STILL think Canada is a better country... I spend a lot of time telling them, Canada is a scam!! You'll become a miserable wage slave taxed to the bones

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

The crazy thing is it actually used to be good. How did things turn out like this?

@boohoo4962

4 ай бұрын

​@@Kingeducates, Trudeau is the short answer.

@rakhis1156

4 ай бұрын

@@boohoo4962😂😂😂

@Bambotb

4 ай бұрын

​@@Kingeducatesmass immigration and woke government

@Thelogic12

3 ай бұрын

Well, I think because if you compare it to the UK, France, Italy, its doing better, its getting worse in many part of the world and depends on were people are coming from

From Montreal, Taxes on salary + Taxes on houses + Taxes on everything you buy = 60% taxes on your income, this is crazy.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

I'm really hoping it gets better the next decade

@lovetodaylisa3967

4 ай бұрын

now the carbon tax moooooore money in the pockets of the gangsters we call the "government"

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

@@lovetodaylisa3967 And the millions of dollars they paid to develop the ArriveCan app is mind blowing

@MentionBiscuit

3 ай бұрын

3.2 BILLION for wars but only 600 MILLION in LOANS for Canadian home builders. Think about that.

@MentionBiscuit

3 ай бұрын

3.2 BILLION for 🇺🇦 but only 600 MILLION in LOANS for Canadian home builders. Think about that.

America was like a true melting pot to me, but Canada is like a Bento box where everything is divided into its own compartment.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

I get what you mean, except I like Bento boxes! Haha!

@BuckRogers-do1ir

2 ай бұрын

Multiculturalism has always been a failure every world leader has admitted it at one time or another

You're correct, Canada is a country of divided mini societies. People branch off based on religion, cutural ancestry, race and at times social activism or political activism.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

100% my experience growing up - which I don't think should be the norm. I've met and become friends with so many nice people from other religions, ethnicities and cultures after moving abroad

@lovetodaylisa3967

4 ай бұрын

Its a sad truth. I feel the same way. I like people but it is hard to mingle

@songsabai3794

4 ай бұрын

Hence the failure of multi-culturalism.

@recordsmanukrnet

3 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducatessame in the U.K. mate, in the U.K. not a single white English person has EVER willingly talked to me even though I’ve been here since 2015 and already became a citizen of the U.K., I’m originally from Ukraine and see how people treat any foreigner here, unless you’re a doctor, then you’re good

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

@@recordsmanukrnet :(

I raised kids as a single mom in poverty here in Canada. After they were raised, I lived like a refugee and saved 32,000 dollars and it's not ever mere enough to buy anything. I can't even buy a home with it. Back in the day, you could!

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

32000 would be a years worth of living comfortably where I am, but it would barely cover rent in a place like Vancouver - nonetheless Kudos to you for raising your kids like a boss and not being in the red! Mad respect to all parents out there.

@haroonmalik3746

4 ай бұрын

And this $32000 is likely you made out of your ex paid (child & spousal support )or he was paying that and you were able to save from your job. That's another butter truth of Canadian life . Women most of the times misuse the system & abuse their husbands .

Just arrived to Toronto, a month ago and the first thing I've noticed was that what you actually talking about. Nobody talks to anybody. I live in a small basement with 8 people from all different cultures and they are all like strangers. The first week nobody even say hello to me, was very strange because what everybody talking outside Canada is how inclusive they are here, how happy the life is, how polite, etc. I learn the hard way this first lie and list goes on... The most shocking experience is to see crazy people in the street, multicolor flags on kindergardens, dgur everywhere. Its scarry... Today buying flight ticket to return to my "3rd world country". Regards! new suscriber

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Best wishes for you as you try to create the life you want!

@darev6780

3 ай бұрын

I experienced this too in Vancouver. Such a strange place. All inclusively on the outside, alienation and indifference on the inside.

@ktp.

24 күн бұрын

@@darev6780 Same experienced in Ottawa and Quebec. Finally the world is learning that it is all propaganda and lies.

@WheresYourToque

16 күн бұрын

@@fremen Yes, it's hard to integrate into an unresponsive environment

@musafir123

5 күн бұрын

Which contry

I’m thinking about moving to Mexico. Every day I hear about people trying to leave.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Go for a few weeks, see what it is like.

I'm a 64 year old white Canadian. When you said you might get some eye-rolling over that last point, it's exactly how I feel. I do my eye-rolling at all the offended whining garbage that everybody started to have a snowball effect with until it seems to have taken over the society. If I was younger I would leave but not be stupid enough to think that the grass is always greener on the other side. I know that there would be things that I might not like in another place and that there are things that I'd miss here but the attitudes as you mentioned with being offended and insane liberal ideas that are being shoved down everybody's throats is enough to wipe your hands and be done with. I can't leave because I'm barely surviving on a pension, don't own my own home so I rent and have virtually no disposable income. The only country I've ever visited outside of Canada has been the United States and the last time was over twenty years ago. I had to retire because of a handicap so I can't work any longer. I quite literally have to count pennies when spending any money which after my rent and bills is only food. So even an equivalent place would be fine as it would free up a little bit of my money because the cost of everything here has skyrocketed and seems to be on an upward trajectory that appears to never come back down to earth.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Once costs go up, they just don't come back down...and it doesn't look like inflation will get any better. I honestly think you're in a scary situation and hope that wherever you're renting is reliable - trying to find a new place to live now is both difficult and expensive. No one should have to work and pay taxes for most of their lives only retire to struggle financially...Canada shouldn't have turned out like this...In my humble opinion, the first order of things would definitely be to save up some kind of emergency fund while thinking about options for income that don't conflict with the pension - I don't want to sound like I'm preaching, especially not to someone who's so much more experienced in life than me, but the thought of things continuing to become more expensive for you with no end in sight genuinely makes me worried about you and the many others in your position. In terms of place, many places in SE Asia are a fraction the living costs of Canada - but the language barrier is real, culture shock is real, and the initial expense of moving there is also very real.

@tandanielle3875

4 ай бұрын

Yes I agree with your advice. My mother is in a similar situation and I worry for her. We moved to Mexico a few years ago and we are so happy we did it while we still could. Had we stayed we would have eventually been forced to liquidate everything just to live. Also, we wanted better for our daughter who was 14 when we moved. The woke culture is gross.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

@@tandanielle3875 It's a blessing to have options

@lovetodaylisa3967

4 ай бұрын

That does sound like a fun retirement. I hope you find some abundance in the future

@dodge_au5779

4 ай бұрын

How come at 64 you don’t have your own home?

Left Canada and moved back a few years back. The biggest mistake ever! Working hard to leave again. I must escape!

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

That's why I'm wary of moving back

Moved from France to Canada, spent about 8 years here. Planning to move with my wife and kids in Asia. Too much things change here, even in few years. We pay so much taxes and don't even have a family doctor. We pay so much taxes and everything is breaking... It's not possible anymore.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Best wishes! Hope you find a good place for you and your family!

@musafir123

5 күн бұрын

Why not in france

@bricecol

5 күн бұрын

​​@@musafir123 Violence, corruption, democracy breaking, inflation, healthcare breaking, education breaking etc... I think we will travel and see ...

Left Canada 10 years ago for Chongqing. Agree 100% on all your points 🎉 it’s cheap and great and I can afford luxurious trips and to be a homeowner why wouldbt I take this deal amiright?

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Totally, those that haven't experienced it don't know how good it can be

I'm in my 70's now and have lived all my life in Canada -- But I have seen huge changes, for the worst, related in the whole category of your third point.( many more than you mentioned but very related). Canada is simply not what it used to be.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

It's so sad to see a country lose what once made it so great. When my parents immigrated to Canada, I really saw the joy in their eyes from being able to thrive in a new country. Now my parents are also in their 70s, and avoid going out unless absolutely neccessary because it just isn't as safe anymore

I live 40 minutes from downtown Toronto. I went for a short drive today into Toronto and was shocked at how much trash and garbage I saw on the side of the roads in Toronto. Toronto was never like that. Years ago, it was known as one of the cleanest and safest cities in North America. That's over! A once great city is slowly turning into a total sh**hole....

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

😖

@wordsofjames

2 ай бұрын

Moved to Winnipeg from Toronto in 2018. Toronto has always been trash.

@Euphorica

5 күн бұрын

​@@wordsofjames no, it's different now

@OM-pu9yi

Сағат бұрын

you got non whites there in mass

My father came to Canada in 1962. With an autobody repairman's salary he bought a house and cottage and put his two sons through university.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Anyone young that comes to Canada now probably can't afford a house without their father's money.

@moykin.e

3 ай бұрын

in Vancouver ? :))

@basswars7060

3 ай бұрын

@@moykin.e Hamilton

@user-2c5Goi0fr8id-m

2 ай бұрын

@@basswars7060 What's the situation with his grandchildren?

Great video, I'm glad it popped up on my feed. I moved from UK to Canada last April, knowing that the cost of living and housing is unaffordable for most people. My friends back home ask if it is worth it, and my response is always the same "if you can have a household income of >$160k, yes". My partner and I have a household income of over $225k, and we still feel sick looking at the cost of housing and food... but we do have 3 teenagers in the house!

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

You're in the top 10%, kudos! I'm curious on how your teenagers find the schooling compared to the UK? A Levels I find is a much more rigorous program compared to AP (which many public schools don't even offer) and my perception of the Canadian curriculum is that it is very relaxed

@pjell

4 ай бұрын

@kingeducates The schooling system is much more laid back, and teachers are given a lot more respect (and pay). I did A-levels also, in physics, chemistry, pure maths and further maths, and I think they were harder.

I wish you all the best! I was born and raised in Canada and have never felt like I belong here - I can't wait to figure out how to leave and find out where 'home' is to me. Regarding your third point, you're not wrong!!

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Best of luck! I’m sure something will work out for you!

What is Canada's fastest growing export ? a) Our vehicles b) our money to Ukraine c) young well educated , motivated people with a strong work ethic d) Our intellectual property e ) all of the above

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

😢

@roxanneben1222

4 ай бұрын

the vehicle export business is theft of vehicles and then exporting them.

@Brian-kl1zu

3 ай бұрын

Addendum to part (a) Stolen vehicles going overseas.

Can't believe I'd be commenting on one of these. I'm in an Msc program.Planned the image and Canadian dream in 2021 after finishing my bachelor's degree in China in 2019. Immediately on landing here in 2023 and seeing the decline firsthand has made me question life and reality cuz I could never understand how something so perfectly painted to outsiders could fail so bad. I kept on saying "No, no, no this can't be Canada,this can't be what i waited for all these years, couldn't be what we sacrificed so much for, there's just no chance and that's the most painful thing. I'm 23 and rent is a joke,let alone thinking of buying a house🤣you pretty much said it all man. I feel like at some point i will find myself in China again cuz that really felt like second home to me even in rough times. Over here,lack of any sort of support system leaves you hanging when the bills come.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Anywhere is nice if we've got the money. Canada just needs alot more money to be nice compared to before..

@user-2c5Goi0fr8id-m

2 ай бұрын

You should have surfed the internet, especially KZread videos, instead of rely on government narratives.

What you mentioned Is nothing but just a marketing perception. You buy a house and you keep on paying interest all your life. The house is about 4k and you pay more than double on it for your life and when you are done payment, house is no more in a condition to live because its life has gone too much. If you couldn't pay the mortage every moth, the bank will hit your credit score making hard for your finance anything next time. So you have to keep yourself above the line of poverty in any case. Buying a house is having an elephant at home; mortgage, power bill, phone bill, internet bill, water and inland bill. In taxes you pay a big amount every year in property tax and income tax, then you pay whatever you buy or get services, you pay General Sales and or Provincial tax. When you sell a home, if your profit is more than some specific amount, govt takes away 60% of that extra profit. Insurance wherever is private is crazily high and a lot manipulation. Your job in Canada is juat to work and pay taxes to the government and government can send that money for Ukrain aid to fight against Russia. That's the best use of taxpayer money has been found.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

The bankers sound like they're happy

I left Canada 2 years ago and never felt so good. Finally, I found nicer people and especially more human with good values. My only problem is that it's difficult to take money out of Canada as banks don't want to cooperate. Any ideas ? Everything is a problem with the major canadian banks.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Depends on where the money is going. It’s easy to international transfer to a place like Hong Kong and then the money can go anywhere from there

@Carolinapetroska

3 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates Europe. I have no business with China but intend to get my money back and not leave it in Canada where I cannot do anything interesting with it.

@user-2c5Goi0fr8id-m

2 ай бұрын

@@Carolinapetroska What about through Paypal, Revolut, Wise? Or I suppose Canadian banks don't link with these platforms.

@mrsmith913

2 ай бұрын

Bitcoin, with lightning payments. Move any money anywhere anytime.

I always took happiness for granted, my life was so fulfilled with family and friends that I forgot that I wouldn’t have them close in Canada. Canada used to make up for it with the good cost of life and now that is gone. I can count the days I have been happy in Canada in the last 7 years in my fingers. Do not come to Canada unless you have nothing in your country. And even tho I would wait for power to change hands here

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, I hope things get better over the next decade. Being away from family and friends is hard enough.

@frenchwannaloseweight

4 ай бұрын

Canada is the new Eldorado for the French! Burden of taxes, inflation, insécurité, immigration... make French want to move to Canada! Live in France and you'll miss Canada 😅

Excellent observations! 🙏🏽👍👏 I left Canadá 23 years ago after 25 years of living in both east and west coast of Canada! I would never consider going back. Good for you !🙏🏽💐👏

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Oh wow!

I’m 55 yrs old my great grandma came to canada during the potato famin in Ireland. She had my grandmother in a house in Ladner BC . My grandma had my mom and my mom had me and I had my daughter! . My roots go back far in Canada but my bloodline is Irish . Listen in the beginning many people moved here to canada from all parts of Europe and Greece Italy Ireland Scotland England etc we were all very different but we slowly worked together and we became united as one people Canadians !!!! we worked on what we could have in common not what made us different ! We had morals and values and humour and freedom respect and friendship ‘ together ‘ Canadian UNITY WAS OUR STRENGTH. We were one big community called the Canadian community. And we made friends and families together .We mainly had Jesus as our one main rock , we mainly listened to the same music western types music and we would speak English especially in public settings . we thrived with each other and life was affordable fun and united even media was fair. This mass migration that really took a foothold under Trudeau in 2016 has come in and formed enclaves away from the generational Canadians they choose to speak their motherland language in public and prefer to stay with their motherland culture identity and religion and tend to show boat their motherland ways to the Canadians as they don’t seem to project to be Canadian . The mass migration has been brutal to our Canadian fabric and this mass migration has taken a toll on our infrastructure and economy housing culture. Canada is lost ,divided and has fallen sadly. Many patriot type Canadians have stood a long time to continue with uniting this country but our voices are misinterpreted and censored. And mocked by government media and by some nasty lying people! Many patriot type Canadians are now leaving Canada as it no longer is what they represent and remember sadly. Rip Canada 🇨🇦

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

What a heritage. I don't even think that grandly. For me, the benchmark is just whether or not I want my kids to grow up in Canada.

Just randomly chanced upon this and completely agree with you and enjoyed the content. You earned yourself a subscriber.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

🎉Do tell if there are things you’d like to learn more about🎉❤

Honesty Canada is for many a nightmare right now. I hope things will turn to positive again. To find a job at Tim's has became very lucrative.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Let's hope things do.

how were you able to find this job that paid for all these things??

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

The short answer: Search Associates

thank you for speaking out! As a life-long Canadian, I couldn't agree more with just about everything you said. There's rarely a day that goes by that I don't ponder other places that I could move my family to.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Hope you get to build a better life for yourself and your family!

After 36 years in Canada, I am moving out. No healthcare here. I am worried. I will miss the clean air, the nice highways, and the kindness of most Canadians. May be a new government will make life more bearable.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Hope a better life awaits!

@pambp5978

3 ай бұрын

It's awesome that you want to travel, live or work somewhere other than your country of birth. We are fortunate that we have so many choices. No country will satisfy every desire. Canada is no different.

I’m in the US and your reasons apply here too. Pretty awesome to get a Canadian salary in China. Never thought about working for a company in the states but actually doing the work abroad. Sounds really awesome the way you describe it.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

It'd be more awesome to get an American salary in China ;) Depending on your industry, you might be able to work abroad.

Good comment about your multicultural community in China. I found the same when, in the 80s I moved to Hong Kong to work for awhile. And there, I soon found myself in a community of Australians, Canadians, Indians, South Africans, Brits, and the occasional Chinese person. Back then, while I loved southeast Asia, I saw Canada as a relative paradise, where everything worked, you could get an education, a job and a life. Now, that's all slipping away. Or worse, it's transitioning into a totalitarian slum. With nice scenery. Sadly, much can be said about the rest of the anglosphere.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Tough to witness the change over the last decade

@amiek9226

4 ай бұрын

“[Canada] is transitioning into a totalitarian slum” You do realize, don’t you, that China is literally a totalitarian state? Canada has its economic and social problems but it is still nominally a democracy.

Canada used to be good. If my health was better and I was younger, I'd seriously think about moving to Russia. I don't believe the wartime propaganda that is everywhere. Canada used to be...me. But it was taken away from me without being asked what I thought about it, and changed into something I no longer recognize or like. Oh well. I speak my mind and what I believe to be the truth and KZread continuously shadow-bans me. I'm not sure why. Though I have a pretty good idea.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

I hope you get to go see the place for yourself if you still have the chance :) even if it's just a short trip

@mezzuna

4 ай бұрын

I am very curious about Russia. But the language is so different. It even has an entirely different alphabet!

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

@@mezzuna Just go visit when things calm down a little :)

@JJ-bg6nb

4 ай бұрын

Russian want out 😂. Cold AF.Depressed place.@@mezzuna

@user-to2xi9gu9c

3 ай бұрын

I am Ukrainian temporarily residing in Canada. Though I like Canada so far I would go back to Ukraine if no war...

what part of Canada did you live when you were in Canada?

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

BC - I'm really only able to speak for that locale

@Carolinapetroska

4 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates I think BC or Toronto and the GTA Ontario is exactly the same sh---

All your reasons are absolutely correct, good for you for moving. I was born in Canada and currently live there but travel often. I think Canada is a huge mess caused by the Liberal government. I can't stand it here. Wayyyyyyyyyyy too expensive. We are looking for a place to move because we are retired.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Where were you thinking?

@user-2c5Goi0fr8id-m

2 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates A lot of Canadians have emigrated to California . . . but that was back in the day.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

@@user-2c5Goi0fr8id-m was easier to make a life in cali back then

In 2004 I wrote a somewhat famous article called 'Top 8 reasons not to immigrate to Canada'. In short, the Canadian authorities tried to destroy my life. They made it so that I could not be employable in Canada. So I moved to the U.S. in 2005 and then some years later I moved permanently to the Philippines. I am happy that so many years later videos like yours are saying essentially the same things that I did. I was ahead of my time. I will never go back to Canada. Not to live, not to visit, not even a connecting flight. Too cold, too expensive, taxes are astronomical, no culture, no freedom, no jobs, no opportunities, only modern slavery, worst healthcare system, unbearable political correctness, crime infested/drug infested, xenophobic people, too depressing. It has become a North Korea style dictatorship in the western world. Their are many reasons why Canada has fallen apart. But the number one reason is ‘multiculturalism’. My friends, multiculturalism simply does not work. Different cultures do not come together and mix, different cultures come together and clash. The world is divided into different countries for a reason: because people hate each other and only want to be with their own kind. The number two reason for Canada’s demise is ‘socialism’. In this modern era of aging populations, it is mathematically impossible for socialism to continue. The government does not have the money to take care of old people and provide healthcare, pensions and the various other benefits, even with the astronomical taxation that burdens hard working Canucks. Well Canada, you had a good run. Time for Canucks to move to an emerging country. We welcome you here in Southeast Asia.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

This stuff definitely didn't hit as hard when I was growing up - too protected within my own microcosm to notice, but when I now look at the big picture, the problems are glaring for sure.

@juliai.6037

4 ай бұрын

In 2004 it was an excellent country. Things start to change in last 8 years. Now you can definitely write your article with 20 reasons..)

@CanadaMath

4 ай бұрын

@@juliai.6037 Hahaha, yes you are correct. I can extend my list from 8 reasons to perhaps 15 or 20.

@Carolinapetroska

4 ай бұрын

Indeed, Canada sucks right now and the government is so xenophobic and mean, putting a ban on foreign buyers when Canadians freely buy the rest of the world without any problems or scrupulous.

@wabbabei

3 ай бұрын

Could you elaborate more on moving to the Philippines? Just in general, reasoning, what is it like? Culture, job market?

As a Canadian, stuck here in Canada - you hit the nail on the head so to speak. It's sad but true.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

I wish it wasn't

I have the same views as yours.. I have been living in Canada for more than 1.5 years and I have experienced the same situation as You have described. I completely agree with you.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

What are your options?

@saishashi9978

4 ай бұрын

​@@Kingeducateshis option is go back to India.

Canada is a great place if you have a big family friends and a good support system. Back in the 90s and 00s new immigrants could build a good life for themselves because the wages were good and housing was affordable. Now it seems like everyone in Canada is a social justice warrior, no matter what you say you’ll end up offending someone. The truth is if you don’t have family and a good support system in Canada, your life will be very lonely, because it’s difficult to meet new people and make meaningful relationships. Plus a single income is not enough to build a nest egg for the future in this country.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Friends and money make life easier wherever we live

Average person can not even purchase a home and sadly eveb renting has become a nightmare. Not enough places available in the rental market.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

It's definitely tough times now for the average person in major cities

I am kinda new to Canada and I have no idea how was the atmosphere before years, but as a person who lived in eastern Europe before, it was culturally rich, everything was interesting. But here in Canada it just a country who have no color always make me feel empty from inside, a land with bunch of people divided to tribes, as the news said, lack of self belonging, everyone is just disconnected from this land and Canadian flag means nothing to many people.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

So true, growing up I never figured out what it meant to be Canadian. There just wasn't any defining cultural attributes, probably because it's such a new country and it literally spent the first hundred years getting rid of the indigenous characteristics of the land

@Thelogic12

4 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates I think there was some culture or canadian way of living back in the day, now when new people come here they find no dominant culture to adjust to, and as you said every one join his group.

@Brian-kl1zu

3 ай бұрын

Canada is colorless; very true.

I would really be interested to live 1 year in China just to try. I just don't know if I might find jobs there (I don't speak mandarin for the moments but I'm not bad at language learning). Do you recommend to come to China ?

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Depends on the kind of job you end up taking. Maybe visit for a few weeks first, travel around and see if you like the place before committing.

@becketmariner

4 ай бұрын

as Kingeducates suggest, do some scouting around differnt parts of China, I'd suggest do it seasonally, because some parts in China get REALLY cold like -40 cold. But is lovely in the spring and summer.

@yaimavol

4 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates My biggest objection to China is the social credit score. That just seems evil to me. Does it bother you?

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

@@yaimavol Not affected at all by it. I haven’t met anyone that cares. 😐

I tried for 6 years to get my wife and two young daughters here from Mexico. Now I finally got them up here after dealing with our dysfunctional immigration system. Now I have them here and it’s too expensive to live here. I’ve been thinking about it wrong. I should have been working towards me moving there. There’s nothing left here. This country is failing. I can still work here but I don’t want to live here permanently.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Better late than never! The world is so big, and there are so many things to see.

I wish people would quit saying the Canadian medical system is free. The so-called free system is in bad shape right now. I'll take a mix of private public like most other countries have now! You may not pay out of pocket for medical services,but you pay very high taxes to support it.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

You're right. First rule of economics. No such thing as a free lunch.

@yaimavol

4 ай бұрын

And the irony is Canadians will complain, but don't ever suggest changing it. They will defend it to the death. "You'll be taking money out of the public system" and so on with the arguments they make. I live in a large US city and there are no less than 5 Urgent Care clinics near my home where you can walk in without an appointment and see a doctor within 20 minutes. I had to use the ER a few times with my Mom and we never waited more than 30 minutes to see a doctor,

Hi, how is your mandarin and are you required to read and write Chinese for your job in China?

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

My Mandarin is actually decent, but no I don't need to know any Chinese for my job. Many of my colleagues don't know any Chinese and are just fine.

Great video. Thanks very much. You are right on the money 100%. I am a new sub. Appreciate your content. I am also looking to move out soon.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

What do you do? Where do you want to go?

@terryevp4084

4 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates It will be Malaysia. Better living and no more rat race. Also better safety. Canadian productivity gone down hill.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

@@terryevp4084 Malaysia is great!

Bro. Very nicely explain about CANADA, thank you bro. I want to see China, can u guide me.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

That's a great idea. What do you want to know about China?

I agree on everypoint. No matter how long you stay here, you never truely feel that you belong. There is always this invisible wall. I've lived here for more than two 3rd of my years. At work, i'm always treated as the other, even though i share their political views, Because according to them "chinese people are all liberals and can't be a conservative". WTF. Of course i want Canada to do well, since China does not allow dual citizenship, and i had to give up on my chinese citizenship to become a canadian citizen. Canada is becoming so incredibly backwards. At least in China people are normal, nobody is changing their genders, nobody doing drugs, and police do their job arresting baddies and send them to prison. If China allowed dual citizenship i would rather live in China than here.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

I get what you mean. Hope you find your happy place. The world is your oyster :)

Honesty is rare today. Thank you. I agree with all of your points.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Good to know I'm still sane!

Born and raised in Canada as others commenting. Agree with your points. We will be retiring outside of Canada at some point. Never could have envisioned the changes that have destroyed Canada.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Hope you find your happy place!

Fellow chinese born canadian here also.As a registered nurse new grade in Vancouver BC my base would be 40.51 CAD(29.4USD) and pay for parking I moved to Vancouver WA, USa and my rate is 50USD (68CAD), that's a 70% increase and thats with the recent raise BC nurses got since new grads used to start at 36cad. Rent is marginally more pricey but im getting paid alot more so its fine. in addition ,there is state income tax in WA. I worked my ass off for a year and ignoring my savings i accumulated while living in canada I was able to save up for 20% for a home to make a great downpayment. 1 million CAD in vancouver bc would get 1k sq 2bed apartment with high fees while that same amount in washington would get a very nice large home.BC may be a nice place to visit due to its nature but certainly not a great place to make a living. It's uncanny that I with 1 year of RN experiences is earning more than all the other RNs in BC with 30 years experience since their base pay caps at 57.8. Good for you for having a career that allows you to earn a first world salary while having expenses of a developing country.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Case in point. The economics of Vancouver BC is so problematic. I'm stoked that you made the move and are doing well for yourself!

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

@@Gloryboyquan Get a VPN (Astrill is the only good one), Set-up non-residency so you're not paying tax to Canada. Get ready for culture shock. Make sure you have a savings plan so you're not spending everything you make (no pension here)

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

@@Gloryboyquan You only pay tax in Canada if you are a resident of Canada. If you declare non-residency, you don't have to pay tax to Canada. You'd only have to pay tax to China.

@user-xp4vg6cu4l

4 ай бұрын

Canadian KKK speaking, Canada is weak not 1st world, poverty is not seen cuz of high taxes. Exports are a joke.

Great content! I share many similarities and thoughts as you and wanted to work in China. Can you please share some guidance on finding jobs as a foreign (I’m native Chinese as well) and how did you manage to find a high paying job with accommodations? What are some in demand industry for foreigners? I much appreciate your advice! Many thanks

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Teaching is always in high demand here (if you're good). However, the high paying teaching jobs are mainly high school positions in established curriculums (IB/A Levels) and require experience and teaching certs. Platforms like Search Associates facilitate those opportunities. Those jobs can pay around 120k + accomodations. I wouldn't go for an English teaching position in a training center as a career move. Other than that, foreigners have started restaurants, and all sorts of other businesses here. If you work for a multinational with a branch in China, you can look to get transferred. Once your foot is in the door, the whole country becomes very accessible.

@jasons9177

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing, wow I didn’t know they would pay up to 120k (with Canadian currency and accommodation, you must be living like a king there!) do you have a discord/telegram channel for like-minded individuals to connect? Thanks!

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

@@jasons9177 I actually don't have a group - you can always shoot me an email at kingeducates@gmail.com. I'd be happy to answer any questions

Totally agree. I love Canada and was born and raised there. I left 10 years ago but come back every summer. While I enjoy my Toronto summers, my wallet is always happy to get back to Europe.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Definitely! I'd love to travel around Europe eventually

As a former refugee to Canada, I made great Chinese friends in Lebanon before moving here that were closer to me than most people here. I agree with you about the liberal ideology. It's crazy what we're funding with our tax dollars instead of getting a proper treatment when going to the ER.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Gosh, growing up I thought 6 hours in the ER for anything was normal. It really isn't.

The free healthcare is a joke. Many people on the waiting lists went to USA for faster life saving treatments 😂

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Yeah I remember having to wait 6 months in line to get an MRI in Canada...in China you get it the day you got to the doctor and results come the same day if you got it in the morning....

@Anomalyy666

4 ай бұрын

​@@Kingeducateswhat's this cost of living there?

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

@@Anomalyy666 Depends on the city. In the big cities, rents are similar to Canada - but the company usually pays for it or covers a large part. Living expenses can be as cheap or as expensive as you want. A regular meal outside costs $6CAD, eating at home is even cheaper but you can also go eat Omakase with fish flown in same day from Japan for $300. I pay around $30 for electricity, phone. gas and water altogether. I probably spend $2000-$3000/month with a family of 3 but I am NOT trying to save.

This country blows now .... cheers and good luck!

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Thank you thank you thank you for your honesty 👏👏👏👏👏‼️✅ and thank you for helping in providing very important information for the rest of us that are struggling here in Canada 🇨🇦👍

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Just my two cents :)

Yes, Canada is very expensive with high taxes, but one question, have you or did you ever consider visiting or even moving to Moscow, Russia?

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Not on my list of places to move, a little too cold, I don't understand the language etc.

If you just waited little bit longer Canada will become Chine so you would save yourself hustle of going back and forth.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

People don't know how good life can get here (and in SE Asia in general) until they live here

@dustwatcher1963

4 ай бұрын

Canada is becoming more like India 😂😂😂

I agree to all 3 points! I am white ( born in Romania ) and I had several Asian friends in Canada.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

I really do hope things get better because Canada was a gem ten years ago!

@sorinstamu319

4 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates For me, Canada was a good ( but not great ) country 25 years ago when I immigrated. the main reason I chose to leave was the medical system. I didn't care much about it when I was young and healthy, but youth and health are not forever. I also hope the things will go better, and I will to my part to help. I will vote at the Canadian Consulate in Romania.

It’s an interesting analysis and on many aspects it’s truly difficult to disagree with that. As somebody living in Canada for a fair amount of years I may say (as it would be in any other country, but in Canada probably even more so) and underline that a good chunk of such problems and perceptions are strictly related to where are you living in Canada and what’s your main source of income. Not saying you cannot find the very same problems in most of the places, but the impact they may have on somebody’s life are in my humble opinion quite different. Provinces and dwellings in Canada differ significantly under many aspects: not just the rental and housing market is completely different from west to east, from north to south and from major metropolis to rural areas, but taxation and job market as well changes in an equally significant way. I’ve been lucky enough to visit the whole country, province by province, city by city, and I may dare say (based on my limited personal experience), that despite some issues and benefits are surely common to the whole country, others are more relevant in specific contexts. Even simply comparing life in a major metropolis such as Vancouver, with other places such as Quebec City (in Quebec), Edmonton (in Alberta), or Thunder Bay (in Ontario) it’s hard to compare them at all. That said, the changes I could whiteness during the last years are indeed quite impressive, making not few people move away from their area: especially from extremely competitive area such as Vancouver and Toronto. Good video, best wishes to your channel :)

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Thanks, I'm from Vancouver so I definitely feel the rise in cost of living every time I go back. I have friends living in more rural parts of BC that are doing just fine, but as a young adult it is HARD to settle in Vancouver.

@hardstylelife5749

4 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates most certainly, it’s extremely hard indeed. I’m myself a prime example of somebody relocating out of Vancouver (and Canada) for the very same reasons :) ; my brother (despite a minimum wage salary worker) is still one of the few that consider his living in Vancouver “doable”. But that’s mainly because he enjoy his stay in the city so much that he is disposed to cope with any kind of other issues for the simple fact of being able to live there. A true Vancouver lover :)

Good analysis ,,,,wise man,,,,

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Thanks

I love Canada and Canadian people, I am a naturalized Canadian, it took a lot of years to feel I belong here but it was worthy.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Glad you found your circle!

My boy friend is from New Zealand, he recently he arrived to my place in Mex, he did a stop over in Vancouver for a couple of days, and he got freaked our with the cost of living and homeless. We are living in México for good, since we have a home in the woods, we cant afford living in NZ nor any other western country. It is hectic every where. 😢

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Glad you have options ❤

I was born here in Canada and have lived here my whole life. I never thought id eventually become so unhappy with the state of Canada id want to leave!! But here i am, trying to find ways to "escape". Im curious what your doung as a career to find the financial freedom you had mentioned in your video to move to China?? I've had a very difficult time finding international employment

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

I teach! Teaching is a notoriously underpaid, and underappreciated job in North America, but in top schools in Asia, teachers are well-respected and well-paid (often at a lower cost of living, too!)

No country is perfect. When I graduate from college in a few years, my hope is to pack up and go to Japan (I have a plan in my head to work over there, it’s solid but different. If it backfires, so be it, but it’s better than staying in Halifax for the rest of my life wondering what if.). While Japan has issues, I think the potential upside could sway in my favour. I hope to work hard, apply my skills to a job, and make enough to have an honest life and raise a family with my girlfriend who is over there already. Doing all that seems practically impossible to do in Canada today, so I’m getting out of here the first chance I get.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Best of luck!

Born and raised in Vancouver… agree with everything you say. I dislike it here more and more every year. Congrats on getting out and improving your life. Maybe that will be me as well one day.

@Kingeducates

7 күн бұрын

Give yourself a few years, maybe options will open up

Wow! May I ask, what do you do for work, and how were you able to find such a job that pays both your rent and salary in CAD? Maybe you shared this in other comments or videos but I wasn't able to find them. Thanks in advance!

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

I teach! Many schools abroad (not just China) will cover flight and accomodation costs in order to have a qualified and good teacher.

I am relatively new Canadian (30 years) and would go to where I know I belong but my children are here... stuck between a rock and a hard place

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

I went to Canada when I was child. It was tough at first but looking back, I was pretty adaptable.

You made a smart decision. Over the years I've asked the wife "why do Chinese people still want to move here", I've never understood. I say this having been to China numerous times and loving it. If I could do it now, I would, we'd move to China but as it stands we'll, for financial reasons, be sticking to our 5 year plan, the plan being to spend the majority of our time there. I'm already beyond excited, heading to Fuzhou at the end of the month for 5 weeks, I can't wait, cheers.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

The world awaits :)

That's sad, so at primary school, did you mingle with other ethnic groups during play time? Did you collaborate at uni in group projects? Or was it that after class you revert back to hanging out with your own group? Thanks

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Here and there definitely. Group projects definitely, but none of them ever became close friends. Granted I was in my own circle as well so it’s not like I tried- and I wish I did more looking back

@patrickchan2503

3 ай бұрын

@@KingeducatesThat's ok... I understand all that, people are more comfortable with their own group. I didn't mean to sound like I was criticisinig by the way, I was just trying to understand the culture there 🙂good luck in China, seems like you are enjoying it and finding your identity! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing!

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

You bet!

Thank you for your honesty. Also, you have the courage to take control of your life.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Hope you can too!

Is your employer Canadian? I've been wanting to do something similar with my working conditions. I don't see this country heading in a good direction either, I'm just not sure where to move at this point. I have access to the EU but I am not sure about their situation either.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

I started at a B.C. offshore school, but since those schools aren't the best in industry I've since moved on.

Hello, interesting; you are among so many people I have met who have left Canada and hold no plans to return. Asa Canadian I left almost 9 years ago and have not returned not even for a visit and I don't miss it one tiny bit. I left for the same reasons you sited and a I did not see a future in Canada and not on the stupid pensions that I am currently receiving I would have ended on the sidewalks begging for change. Best decision i ever did in my life....

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Glad that you made a better life for yourself!

That is so sad but true. I’ve been here back in the 70s and I’m thinking to leave Canada also.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Hope things work out

I am nearing retirement and living in Canada is not great anymore. I have grown kids in Canada and so I am thinking about living in Thailand, or Vietnam for 6 months during the winter and return for 6 months. Maybe I will decide to leave permanently and take up residency somewhere else. Thanks for the great video.

@Kingeducates

10 күн бұрын

Do it! Do your research and get an Airbnb there for a month or two and if you like it, find a place to rent. There are definitely Thailand expat Facebook groups out there you can join as well.

You described Canada exactly how it is. Especially the last part about the over the top liberal culture. I can't leave Canada fast enough. I received my permanent residency for Mexico this year but I see myself in S.E. Asia after visiting multiple times since 1996. I like having multiple options. You forgot to mention 8-9 months of winter.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Haha I know the misery of Raincouver. I'm glad you found a way to move forward!

I’m leaving for the same reason. I’m looking for better education for my daughter. I’m done with the politics and lifestyle. Especially in Prairie County Alberta. I’ve had my taste of living in both Europe and China. My kid has the option to go anywhere and I’m not going to let us just stick to small town Canada and trying to make the best in only Canada. The whole world is available!

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Yeah! Once I actually went and looked around, I realized the whole world is very accessible

May because I grew up in Toronto, I had friends with different backgrounds. I find certain cultures mix less

@Kingeducates

19 күн бұрын

Definitely, I'm glad you got to experience different cultures growing up!

So, I wonder how much effort he put forth in finding acquaintances and friends when he was in Canada, especially non-Chinese? I agree with cost of living, paid a Canadian salary in a country w/lower cost of living, far too liberal (Canada needs to be more conservative, tough on crime etc).

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Looking back, I definitely should’ve put more effort in.

I’ve read a lot of the comments here and find myself agreeing with many of them. Most complaints revolve around high taxes, living and housing expenses. What isn’t being discussed so much are the root causes of the malaise. Why have things gone downhill so much, and especially during the reign of the current government? What are their underlying ideological paradigms? Once we recognize the intimate connection between this ideological platform and the decline of overall quality of life and the divisions in evidence, we can get a clearer picture. The current prime minister, is the son of a former prime minister. The latter was a card-carrying member of the Communist Party of Canada in his younger days. Eventually, he realized that as a card-carrying communist he would not amount to much politically, and that he needed to cover up the outside red spots on his skin. So he joined the Liberal party. Ideologically speaking, his son, the current prime minister, is a chip of the old block - albeit totally lacking his father’s intellect! In a nutshell: Canada’s malaise is the direct result of the application of Fabian Socialism (the introduction of socialism through piece meal implementation, bit, by bit, by bit) and the accompanying Cultural Marxism that pervades all social engineering initiatives. And for those of you thinking that things are better in Europe - think again! You would only jump from the fire into the frying pan. Things are just as bad there, or soon will be. Another reason I would not consider moving to Europe is their proximity to military flashpoints.

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like being off the grid is becoming a better and better alternative

I totally agrée with you , People do not mix in Canada

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

It’s unfortunate because there’s so many cool things from different cultures

Did this video raise your social score?

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Honestly I think it’s already pretty high for someone who does nothing about it, but since its inception it’s also literally made no difference to my life - honestly don’t know why it’s there

Brilliant. Really enjoyed your video. Totally agree with you. Especially on your last point. I too left to return back to Italy. Best decision I've ever made.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Glad you made the decision that made you happy! Italy is very high up on the list of places I want to go!

Agree I will be next!

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Hope you find your happy place!

I am a white 33 year old Canadian woman. I am SOOOOO ready and wanting to leave and honestly I would be but I have my dog here with me and I am not sure I can give her up, but I have a friend who always looks after her anyways. Canada is a failure to say the least. I can't seemt o get ahead here. Our PM is a total goof clown, I wish I didn't have so much stuff as I think I would try thailand. It will be my dream in my near future to leave this place. Wish me luck on doing this.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Good luck! I know friends that have flown pets across the world as a part of their move so I'm sure you'll figure it out

Not that bad of experience for me. Came here in 98. It's been a pretty good/ugly/awesome/rad ride!

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Good to know! I'm glad!

I notice that you’ve responded to all the comments. Now that speaks a lot about you…..in a good way, ofcourse.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

It's what I do when I procrastinate😣

I wish I could leave right now…kinda stuck because it drained me of everything….

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

What's the comeback plan?

@IRLWojak

3 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates I want to leave tbh, but I really am wiped out...I waited too long and I have lost everything now, I might be in a tent myself soon.

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

@@IRLWojak Do whatever it takes to get it back together man. Pay off debt. Change careers. Get five roomates. It might take the next fifteen years to get back to ground zero, but you have so many more ahead of you after that. Giving up now is not worth it.

Canada now is no longer for working people 😢 Canada is for investors and business people

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like it really is an empty shell of its former glory. I feel like one day companies will own all the real estate and just turn them to rentals

@AlejandroMonsivaisMarque-qb6cn

4 ай бұрын

@@Kingeducates that’s correct and seems that the government don’t give a shit about about it!

@dustwatcher1963

4 ай бұрын

Canadians have very little disposable income…what is there to invest? Everything will be “Made In USA”, make America GREAT and everyone else hell 😂

@FranchiseCityOnline

3 ай бұрын

I am an investor and business owner and I am leaving Canada as soon as possible. You think we enjoy paying millions in tax then being told we dont pay enough and that we are the drain on society?

@AlejandroMonsivaisMarque-qb6cn

3 ай бұрын

@@FranchiseCityOnline well canada sucks now for everybody to much fucking taxes and the cost of living very high Canada country in decadence

Great video brother! 🎉

@Kingeducates

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching

I am from NY with a math background and almost similar story like you. I and my wife, both immigrants worked our backs off paying school bills and then our house but now at sixty, we have retired in the Philippines and living out our life there. We visited China last year and it was instant love on first visit. We will be visiting again this year and years to come; we simply love everything about China. Btw the liberalism of NYC was straw that broke the Camel's back and we made our decision to leave NY for good. Like you I too believed in the so-called melting pot NY theory till I realized otherwise. The irony being most of my colleagues at the university were Chinese from mainland and Taiwan and Singapore.

@Kingeducates

4 ай бұрын

You're not the first person I know to have retired in the Phillipines. There are some hidden gems of places to travel in China. Check out Yunnan!

@RoyFJ65

4 ай бұрын

you just read my mind, Dali is on our list as well as Chengdu@@Kingeducates

@yaimavol

4 ай бұрын

And now they have the National Guard in the subway because they tied the cops hands to the point where the crime is out of control. Yet, nothing changes. Which Democrat is going to change the way they vote?

Great video and assessment

@Kingeducates

2 ай бұрын

Appreciate you

Canadians are cold in person, even if you are born in a small town it's difficult to meet Canadians in bigger cities.

@Kingeducates

Ай бұрын

So odd!