Because every single foreigner that has been long enough in Buenos Aires think different – it is not about being unique, it is about seeing what’s right on your nose and not using euphemisms to describe it.

I do not come here to prove I am the right one, but I think it is amazing that we see one foreigner after the other coming to the same conclusions – but you.

Where would I be? Anywhere with an economy. And that’s where I am not and it is not had to find a place that has more of an economy than Argentina.

All great but truth is if you had a real job in Argentina, would you be able to live there with your standards? And I know you did and quit. It is better to invest your time and efforts in writing a book that will be sold in pounds/dollars – and I admire that, but please tell us some of the real stuff about BsAs and Argentina.

Ah, great, being in Argentina with no schedule just for fun is great. I DO AGREE. But not to build up a life. Your happy because you’ve gone there after you were “hecha y derecha” – which obviously does not mean things are over, but perspective is certainly different. Does not mean it is not a challenge, but perspective is still different.

There is nothing, absolutelly nothing you’ve done in Argentina you couldn’t have done in your own country. But that’s the way with Brits: they tend to just not deal with things and put them out of their way, like you did with Britain itself. And then they put on a blog to say how wonderful life is now that they’re abroad.

Last btu not least, one of the most irritating things in your “I’ll be very polite now” answer – but that’s really irritating – is that your interpretation is that, if someone, like me, does criticise Buenos Aires or Argentina or wherever is because “their experiences have not been soo good as yours”.

C’mon. My experiences have been GREAT, but you know BETTER how Argentina is and how argentines are. Try to make them work for you. You’ve worked for them!

I really think we do not lie to others when we do not lie to ourselves in the first place.

Enjoy your time in the UK!

I am tired of it.

I DO want a schedule, I do want a life back, where you can focus on something and have a perspective that THAT WILL HAPPEN.

Everything else is just blablabla of foreigners that make a living in the last place your pound or dollar still can buy something and try to keep on earning in those pounds or dollars – even though it is ALREADY damn difficult to keep a certain level in Argentina, thanx to their inflation and to argentines themselves, eager to get some more of our money due to our accents.

Disgusting.