u/Ill_Hunter_7128

I'm a 35yo father of 1 little child <1 year, and as iam seeeing that the world economy is about to collapse, so i wanted to know, if someone knows, what are the things that i can do before shits get real.

Sometimes i think that i have to stack gold, but during an economy collapse no one would buy golds. Other times i think i have to keep cash money in my hand, but iam afraid that the money loose its value.

Iam not so much into crypto world and these stuff.

So any advice from anyone ?

Anyone around beirut wants to hangout for a couple of days/nights ?

Why don’t Lebanese beach let a man enter without a female partner? Bro, what if I’m married but my wife is traveling? What am I supposed to do? get a side woman just to access the beach? 😂

Bro, what kind of country creates rules that make you feel like you need a girlfriend just to go swimming? 🤦🏻‍♂️

35M lebanese who lives in africa for the last 15 years. You're welcome to ask anything.

3am o2ra eno fi tawabeer benzine 3al m7atat something like 2021, is that true or it's being exaggerated w kel l m7atat 3am t3abbe fuel normally?

Do you think gold is booming again ? Its the first time i see gold prices boom while oil price are increasing ? Do you think we have to buy gold now ?

I’m going to Lebanon for a vacation, but I don’t have any friends there(only my parents, who are a bit older). I feel like I might get bored. Do you know any Facebook pages or groups that organize trips where I can join and subscribe, so I can have some company?

We are gonna have a boy in 5 months from now and im wondering how life will be after having the first child ? What should i expect and on what I should focus ?

I am a Lebanese citizen who moved abroad 10 years ago after studying telecom engineering in Lebanon. Since then, I have been working in my field and progressed in my career from junior to mid-level, then senior engineer. I am currently working as a Technical Manager at a well-known telecom company.

However, due to family reasons, I’ve been considering moving back to Lebanon. After submitting my CV to multiple organizations, the best offer I received was $1,500 per month.

Is this really the average salary for a senior-level position in Lebanon? If so, how do people manage their lives there? Honestly, what can $1,500 do for someone supporting a family in Lebanon?