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This article/post was circulated by many news sites in Greece and created a lot of discussions. I have to say I'm a little bit disappointed, but I can understa

• guillermoscript 3y ago
  could you give more details ?
  • stavros 3y ago
    I live in Thessaloniki, and the weather is always great (maybe too great, we haven't had almost any rain this year, due to climate change), the city has a vibrant night life, great restaurants, a fairly good variety of things to do, is very bicycle-friendly if you live near the waterfront, relatively cheap, etc. It has its downsides, but I really can't believe it's one of the worst for remote workers.
    • raverbashing 3y ago
      One of my pet peeves is the description of "great weather" What's great weather for some is literal hell on earth for some other person
      • stavros 3y ago
        Well, you know, sunny and pleasant six months of the year, rainy for three, boiling alive for three.
        • foobarian 3y ago
          > boiling alive for three. I don't believe you. That would imply the involvement of water :-) Isn't it more like roasting over a bed of hot coals
          • stavros 3y ago
            Oh no, it's very humid.
• seydor 3y ago
  As a remote worker you have to deal with an arbitrary and dysfunctional state and bureaucracy. Also international schools, healthcare and safety matter to workers, as opposed to tourists