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Brayden Ramirez
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Carter Scott
Camden Lee
Why are rent prices so high in NL (starting at 900€/month)? Is it the price you have to pay to live in a country without suffering?
Hudson Cook
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Brandon Ward
if you're poor you can get free rental aid of a maximum of 350 euro's a month or something like that
Connor Baker
Yes. But you're probably looking for an apartment in the city, the rent is always higher there.
If you want to have affordable housing look outside of the big cities.
Grayson Long
Paal naaktfoto's van Cindy daar dan, dan zien we wel.
Matthew Reyes
Was looking at Amsterdam, Eindhoven and Utrecht. Prices are surprisingly similar.
Unfortunately I'm not poor, so I have to pay everything out of my own pocket :(
Where should I look? It should have
>good internet connection for wfh
>food shops in short walking distance
>a good rail connection, in case I need/want to go somewhere far
Nathan Sanchez
zijn jullie iemand wel eens tegengekomen die precies dezelfde kleding aan had?
Ian Bennett
Well, you can find that in any city. But the south is usually cheaper.
You can try woningnet.nl? I'm looking for housing myself but it's social housing which is cheaper.
Nathan White
Ik weet alleen dat ik niks weet
Nathaniel Russell
Well, south is preferable because it's closer to the family in Germany, in case I want to visit.
North is also preferable because I would like to see the NORF sea again. Being able to cycle there from Amsterdam in just under 2 hours sound pretty kino, to be honest.
Zachary Myers
>good internet connection for wfh
That's everywhere
>food shops in short walking distance
So any small town
>a good rail connection, in case I need/want to go somewhere far
Just check the map for where the railroads are so you can pick a town with a trainstation.
Basically my town of 30k people has everything. I've got 100Mbit fibre, but 500 and 1Gbit was available. Town centre is 1km away and I'm next to the trainstation.
All I miss is having a proper house, as I'm in a tiny apartment which I have to share.
Nathaniel Morgan
>That's everywhere
Based. The situation in Germany or Austria is completely fucked up. Even in Vienna you usually cannot get fibre connection, just shaky mobile internet.
In Germany you don't even get that, so you either live in a soulless hive city like Frankfurt or you MAY get 2 mbit/s over telefax wire for just 50€/month.
Lucas Sullivan
>good internet connection for wfh
Shouldn't be a problem, even small villages are getting fiber now, though Ziggo is fighting tooth and nail to keep everyone on shit cable.
>food shops in short walking distance
Dutch city planning aims to have supermarkets within walking distance of every household, so that shouldn't be a problem. Though it depends on what you mean by "short walk" of course, up to 2 km?
>a good rail connection, in case I need/want to go somewhere far
pic related, even this village in the middle of nowhere has a train every 30 minutes, gets you to Amsterdam in 2 hours.
Samuel Walker
Wie wilt er nou vrijwillig naar Amsterdam gaan wanneer Utrecht bestaat?
Ayden Gray
>Though it depends on what you mean by "short walk"
Really short, as in if you want something you should be able to get in in 10 minutes (during regular shop opening hours, taking public transit to the 24/7 market does not count). So 500m.
Ian Cruz
>during regular shop opening hours
Which is usually 7-22
>taking public transit to the 24/7 market does not count
I would need to take a train for an hour I believe to get to the nearest 24/7 market, but the public transport doesn't really work when that's open and other shops aren't.
Also, to go shopping you use the bike.
James Bell
>Which is usually 7-22
Waar? Supermarkten blijven open tot 22 maar normale winkels gaan dicht om 6
Levi King
10 minutes gets you 3 km if you take your bicycle. You do know how to ride one, right user?
Blake Hill
Of course, good bike infrastructure would be the prime reason to go to the NL.
I loved cycling as a student in Germany, but it was mostly a time consideration (fastest way to get around town) and reasonably safe, because drivers in Germany are usually good and considerate.
In Austria it's a completely different story, though, drivers are completely reckless and cycling here is only comfortable if you have a deep seated death wish. So if I want to go somewhere here it's just walking or public transit.
Michael Myers
Rust in pis, poepie draad
James Flores
>drivers in Germany are usually good
They're horrible.
Stick too much to the speed limit (going too slow), and in corners they crawl to a stop basically because they can't corner for shit. They should be banned from driving here.
Ik ga ervan uit dat hij het heeft over een supermarkt. En daarnaast heb je nog koopavonden.
Jayden Young
waar is iedereen
Jeremiah Martin
Ik op weg naar de supermarkt om een blikje Foots te halen
Jason Hughes
Zet je filters voor de Nederlandse vlag eens uit
Anthony Walker
kuttieners hangen weer uit op het plein en gooien niet hun troep in het prullebakkie maar op de grond. ga naar huis wat doe je nou zo laat buiten wanneer niks open is
Kevin Johnson
>going too slow
t. car-brained idiot. Going 50 by tachometer (in reality 45 or something) in a 50km/h zone IS a huge safety improvement and only costs a few seconds of time.
Luke Richardson
Kayden Diaz
Kanker bek dicht opa
Christian Carter
Doing 99 on your tach is dangerous on a highway were everyone is doing 100+ on GPS, as even the big lorries will overtake you.
Noah Sullivan
je papa en mama hadden je manieren moeten leren. deze generatie ouders zijn geen ouders maar vrienden van hun kinderen.