We all live on Earth obviously [I Live On Planet Earth]

But sometimes on here I see posts of what looks like someone who might live in the UK, or elsewhere. I live in the US. My mind (running at a million miles a second) I just can't shut off, so I thought I would ask, do you live in the US or overseas somewhere?

I know for me personally, giving out details is something I won't do, but country wise I figured, it should be okay to ask. If you're uncomfortable about it, no need to answer :) Just being nice and as I said curious about it that's all, nothing bad is meant by the question.

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StormInaTeacup

I live in Australia

twiigss · M

@StormInaTeacup I've always thought about visiting Australia, what's it like there? I heard a few years back that for people who want to immigrate they're required to be able to speak english?

StormInaTeacup

@twiigss you have to have a skill considered valuable to the country, is what I think it's more about.

twiigss · M

@StormInaTeacup Ohhhhh okay. I was on google maps a few months back and I love seeing what places look like, so I went to Australia on street view. What if someone were to move to Australia, just to work at Bunnings? Or is it more than that?

StormInaTeacup

@twiigss Lol it's more than that

twiigss · M

@StormInaTeacup Ohhh. I guess it's very different in the US. You can live here and be homeless and not contribute anything to society/country and no one would care. Or like for me, well I got a job when I was 16 turning 17 still in high school and worked as a dishwasher, and then after school my parents moved to another state, so I moved along with my parents at the time, and I've just been working at different employers.

I did move out, got my own place for 4 years, but due to health issues I moved back home.