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¿Alquilar un coche en Buenos Aires y recorrer los Andes hacia el sur, intentando dormir en el coche tanto como sea posible, es la mejor opción?

El plan B podría ser volar a El Calafate y alquilar un coche allí, para así tener que recorrer menos distancia.

Viajo con una maleta grande y dos mochilas porque no vengo directamente de mi casa, pero estoy considerando enviar una de las maletas por correo para no tener que volar con ella dos o más veces.

Edit: El viaje sería a mediados o finales de noviembre.

Mohler is too busy

I really like all of them, except maybe for the roku.

At the moment I'd like to choose between a trip to warm weather, clear water and uncrowded beaches or hiking, mountains and uncontaminated nature, these are my two main ideas.

The hiking option would look at Machu Pichu or Patagonia, while for the sea the cheapest option is probably Mexico, but I'm open to suggestions.

Additionally, I'm also open to looking for work in these places, but it's probably easier to volunteer in exchange for room and board. For bureaucratic and also market reasons, it is easier to find work in rich countries usually.

Mesi fa mi sono smarcato da un datore di lavoro losco dove lavoravo part time, paghe sempre in ritardo e spesso con problemi.

Ho già ricevuto l'ultima busta paga, mi mancherebbe solo il tfr (poca roba, ma sono soldi comunque), ma il suo commercialista mi ha inviato solo una nuova busta paga... del mese dopo le mie dimissioni.

Ovviamente non ho ancora ricevuto i soldi relativi a quel cedolino, di solito tra il ricevere il cedolino e il ricevere lo stipendio passano due settimane e 4/5 "ciao, ti ricordo la busta paga di xxx" su whatsapp.

Finché non ricevo nulla (cosa molto probabile, figurati se mi paga per sbaglio soldi in più) non dovrei avere problemi no?

Non ho un reale bisogno vivendo in città (per i traslochi chiedo ad amici), ma non ho mai posseduto un'auto e mi parrebbe uno spreco non accettare.

Ma è ferma da un anno e ha avuto vari problemi tra centralina etc..

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Just got an esim, right now I've no coverage, only wifi, but I cannot activate wifi calling (cause you need coverage to activate it for the first time).

I'll be in Canada for 6-7 months, and I'll eventually transfer everything to my euro account on another bank. I don't think I've read any specific limits or additional costs, right?

They pay the "smart" interest, then it will go down to the normal one and in the end I can withdraw everything normally.

La banca che uso come conto principale mi ha detto che non importa, essendo comunque una situazione temporanea.