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The topic of how he got or paid for the land actually doesn't come up in the video. I found the whole thing pretty fascinating though, also in terms of what he
by Aachen 3y ago
The topic of how he got or paid for the land actually doesn't come up in the video.
I found the whole thing pretty fascinating though, also in terms of what he believes about us here in Europe (we're not free anymore) or that USA government is moving towards making the Bible illegal, yet also having a lot of beliefs and knowledge that I consider exceptionally good, like not eating meat or animal products. I don't manage the latter myself but it would be the right thing to do and he just does it. Oh, and that his biggest mentioned expense is 90 dollars every month for a landline phone. Holy crap, for that you get 10 gigabit symmetrical around here if you're on the right fiber network, or otherwise the fastest Internet+phone+TV they can offer! Amazing he can make enough money raising horses to pay that bill every month on top of a few smaller expenses like dog food (it totaled up to 140/month, though I expect there's some forgotten/irregular costs). Who else has >50% of their living expenses be a phone contract!
- high_5 3y ago> The topic of how he got or paid for the land actually doesn't come up in the video. It does get mentioned. He loaned the money from his father and he's repaying it back slowly.
- Aachen 3y agoOh! I missed that. Weird because I did watch the whole thing actually, didn't expect to when starting