Here, minimum wage is about $400 a month, you know, $12, $15 a day.

And the vast majority of the population here makes that, the vast majority.

You can live here very cheap.

You can also come here and buy a million dollar house and live like a king, you know, and

have a driver and have a staff and have a, but yeah, you know, living upper middle class,

you know, to even higher end in the U.S., you bring that down here and you're going to have

a full staff and a mansion and a, you know, care and a driver and multiple vehicles, multiple properties, etc.

So yeah, a little bit goes a long way down here.

Hey friends, welcome back. Thanks so much for tuning in. Sean from SGT report.

That was my longtime friend Will Lair.

We're going to slow things down a little bit in this one and provide yet another solution.

This one, an economic solution for those of you who are getting near retirement age and maybe

don't have enough money saved to make things stretch as long as you'd like in the United States

where the cost of living is so high. But it's not just a conversation for those folks, guys.

It's also a great discussion for young

people who feel disenfranchised because in the United States, they'll never have homeownership.

Will Lair lives part-time in El Salvador. He's bought a home there, and he can answer any questions

you have. This is an everything you need to know about El Salvador Guide to Happiness.

And to that end, guys, I hope the God of creation is blessing you and yours today. I know he is

because you can feel the seismic shift happening in the world, can't you? I think anybody

with eyes to see and ears to hear can surely feel it and see it. The evidence, in my view,

is everywhere. Nassoon Dorma. That's the video I posted

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