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Old 07-25-2012, 07:47 AM  
alf6300
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Originally Posted by MaDalton View Post
in CZ it would be doable but not enjoyable
I agree, but each of us has different standards of "enjoyment".
When I was a teenager, I had a chance to meet a guy who was working at a gas station, filling tanks some 8 hours a day, often in cold/chilling nightshifts.

He was the happiest person in the world. He came from Vietnam (or some other not-so-lucky country, can't remember exactly), where he had spend his early adult life working in muddy fields 12 hours a day, for the yearly equivalent of what he made in ONE day in Europe.

He considered himself very lucky, and rightly so - he could now afford to buy all the food he could possibly want to eat, had a warm dry place and some spare time too.

Sorry for the slightly pathetic tone, but I often think of this guy whenever I listen to myself or others saying that life is hard.

Life is not hard for any of us - not even if you have 800$ in Prague.
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