Reason leaving CH - Page 4

Jim2007 · #61 26.12.2019, 19:16

	Quote:	CodPeace
	you could wake one day and realise it's over and you didn't notice.

What you do with your life is up to you, it does not matter where you are - Switzerland or some where else.

#62 26.12.2019, 19:45

	Quote:	CodPeace
	you could wake one day and realise it's over and you didn't notice.

Shit, did i forget to set the alarm clock ?

CodPeace · #63 26.12.2019, 19:52

	Quote:	Jim2007
	What you do with your life is up to you, it does not matter where you are - Switzerland or some where else.

Not denying that, but when the environment is comfortable, I dont think people strive so much.
Watership Down.

Jim2007 · #64 26.12.2019, 21:53

	Quote:	CodPeace
	Not denying that, but when the environment is comfortable, I dont think people strive so much. Watership Down.

This is simply not true. Swiss people are very careful with their money and are mindful of saving and preparing for retirement. You need to get to know some typical Swiss people rather than expats.

curley · #65 26.12.2019, 23:15

	Quote:	CodPeace
	Not denying that, but when the environment is comfortable, I dont think people strive so much. Watership Down.

	Quote:	Jim2007
	This is simply not true. Swiss people are very careful with their money and are mindful of saving and preparing for retirement. You need to get to know some typical Swiss people rather than expats.

Only that's two different subjects

Rjellsch · #66 27.12.2019, 09:35

	Quote:	Tom1234
	For a country to be the best in the world, the food would have to be quite a but better. (Unless eating well was not one of life's pleasures and you just ate to live).

Not so long after arriving here, someone asked for my perception of Swiss cooking. I think I said something along the lines of...

“Well, if they don’t expect you to cook it yourself, (fondues, raclette) they will burn it and put it on a plate next to some form of potato”

My opinion hasn’t changed much since.