Hwy /trv/ I need to move out soon and I'm not going to college, so I need to move somewhere with the following- Urban environment- Road bike acessability- Jobs that require no formal education- Englsh speaking population prefered but Ican speak german- would also like fairly rainy weatherif possibleAny suggestions?
Portland, ORIt rains, its the best bike city in N America, and there is a decent amount of unskilled work to do there/topic
Harlem
Amsterdam
hong kong(really really really rainy)be more adventurousand plane tickets are cheapest now
What do you want to do with your future? You can go to Europe and apply for a job education in various countries. Ireland is the hip place to be right now, Austria and the Scandinavian countries are also a good bet. But depending on what you like to do, just look for a place that offers a job for you and go there.But you should be fine in most of Europe. Very urban, very bike friendly (especially the Netherlands) and very rainy ;)
too bad the irs is fukken gay and your tax liability will travel along with you anywheresanyone know if doing the paperwork for taxes is hard (i know about the <100k exception)?also, there's no way of the irs knowing how much you make overseas anyway, right? soooo....
are you stupid?hong kongs a bad idea. dont go there. i would say scotland.
>Jobs that require no formal educationWOULD YOU LIKE FRIES WITH THAT FAIL?
You speak german, why not go study in Germany?The university towns are crowded with bicycles and bicycle paths.Alot of student work, especially in towns close to american military bases.Heidelberg is the perfect place for you.
Vancouver: Quite urban, plenty of bike-lanes and such, lots of rain, mostly english-speaking populace, and you can make a decent living panhandling tourists or selling drugs, while living in a tent.
>>9041How is Portland the best bike city in North America? Too sprawled, too hilly. In my travels across the continent, Toronto easily had the most cyclists visible on the street, though New York and Montreal would be up there as well.