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that's was an old question i quickly avoid as soon as i showed up in USA
Now i've been pretty much in differents places and met different beautiful ones to learn the language and the rythme here.
i'm still not tired of discovering this country and all the states
I only know i can not stay to long 'cause of the visa but i accept to go back to my country for the spring not that i really wanted to but well
I also want to go somewhere else after that
Spain or Neitherland or will see, probably something hot and then i just realized i just can not stop thinking about travelling
and new places to go...
so my question is do you guys think about travelling as an addiction somewhere...
and Is that opposite to a way of Normal life with a job and an apartment..etc...?
Personnally i will not be able to go and follow my path if i had a 8-5 kinda job and bills to pay i don't know
and also Is that possible to work and travel in the same time
I mean really !!! if yes can you hook me up ?
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Flash from the past. The very first post on this board.

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in my case it's travelling for a short periods when I am not too busy with work.

duty free goods bought on my way back home finance my next trip

massager, any more you care to say on that? quite interesting. i know from experience that duty free goods can be a good deal as opposed to buying in the states, but i'm curious to see how you could pull a profit on it.

I can always sell them to my family and friends - but even using them yourself will save you money which can be put aside for the next trip

This, by the way, is illegal and otherwise known as smuggling.

If I am to understand you correctly, you buy things like cigarettes and alcohol from the less expensive countries you visit (or your home of Poland) and then bring them back in, selling them for a profit.

I would think you'd have to buy an absolute ton to make any sort of worthwhile profit.