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In The Netherlands, there are several things tourists often do, that can make your visit expensive:Taxis. Most of the time no need to take one: other public transport is available most of the times.Going out for lunch or dinner: that’s why many Dutch people bring their own lunch. Dinner is a matter of looking for an affordable restaurant.Hotel: hotels in suburbs are much, much cheaper than in the centre of the city. The inconvenience of some travel time may pay off.Avoid June, July and August if you can.With a little homework in advance, your holidays budget can be SIGNIFICANTLY decreased.Happy holidays!

High incomes aren’t really a thing in Sweden, because the income disparity is so low. Pretty much everybody earns about the same, or let’s say, within a certain, common range, no matter almost what it is that you do. Even in Stockholm, median income is just about 4.000 US Dollars a month before taxes, going by these data: Stockholm - EkonomifaktaSo, other than securing the most lucrative, possible fulltime job, which will provide salaries usually netting between 2.000 and 4.000 US Dollars a month, I have noticed quite a few Swedes are good sideline entrepreneurs.Some examples:a colleague of mine does consulting on the side, for companies in the US and Switzerland.a friend of mine in my village keeps an auto body shop he used to run as his main business for decades before going for (more steady) employment instead, and he specialises in vintage American car restorations. On weekends, as I drive by, I can often see him attending to some El Camino or Toronado.another friend of mine is a “cowboy builder” who creates a holiday budget by going around, building decks and verandas.a lot of Swedes run second hand shops called Loppis. I doubt that it’s very lucrative, most of the time, but they are very popular. If you have space, as you would if you own a house or farm, it’s a very easy way to get going in a self employed capacity. Items typically sell between one and ten US Dollars, but often cost nothing at all to procure, because people just dump their unwanted stuff there, once they know you are operating. It’s a common pastime for retirees in my region.hiring out rooms in rural locations is a frequent extra source of income.some people have second and third jobs, but that’s more common among those who have part time contracts. I don’t know anyone who has an additional job on top of a fulltime position, and it wouldn’t be considered a healthy thing to undertake.Here, these are images of a Loppis, a rural second hand shop, often run out of farms:

Were the Republicans satisified after the first Bengazhi investigation into Hillary?How about after the 2nd?No? Well surely by the 3rd right?Hmm guess not, this 4th for sure we’ll have the truth and be completely satisfied?Wait you’re kidding right? We need to do this again? Ugh fine lets do it again. #5!This is a joke right? I mean it’s kind of tradition at this point so why not. Not like it’s costing us anything. Oh, it is? Well consider it part of the Hil’ Holiday budget, we care about tradition here! #6!Ha ok you got us. We only did it to discredit her. Worked like a charm though right? Hell lets do it again just for shits n giggles.Yeah. 7 times. SEVEN. Guess who controlled the investigation. Republicans. They found nothing each time but went back that many times.If the findings showed there was no evidence that Trump had inappropriate Russian ties and no major issues were raised about the integrity or competency of the investigation I would accept it. Because I believe in evidence, facts, and logic. If it was shown that Trump did in fact have those ties, I doubt most of his supporters would believe it as they believe in the beliefs themselves regardless of any facts as it may run contrary to their beliefs. Its like trusting only one piece of an equation to always be true even though that specific element is dependent on other variables. So if the variables change… the outcome must as well.