Radio Manopapachango

Yeah.

Hey Chris, hey all the other tangentially speaking listeners.

Just wanted to say, you know, if you're ever looking for a way out or at least for a long

break, it's not as hard as it might seem.

I mean at least if you don't have anything tying you down like a family or like a career

or anything.

You know what I've been doing is I work in Canada for maybe four or five months out

of the year.

I work in like wilderness lodges, remote wilderness lodges.

Even work is like a cook or a housekeeper or whatever.

Do that for maybe four or five months and then they pay for your room and board.

You save your money and then you take it somewhere that money goes like ten times further,

like a place in Southeast Asia or South America.

For example, I'm now in month two of living in Columbia.

I'd spent the prior four months to that living and close to Alaska working on a lodge, on

a big boat in the kitchen.

And yeah, it's sustainable.

It's a way that I don't have to work very much and I don't have to, you know, stick with

one career for a long time. I can just kind of work for a season, save money, go traveling

and then go work for another few months and wash with rinse and repeat.

So if you're ever looking for anything in any kind of layout or you feel stuck or you

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