Here's some food for thought - some people live cheaper as nomads than they would fixed in a city with high cost of living. And that means yes, they can save for retirement. Plus, some of us got remote gigs that pay just as well (if not better) than those …

Had the same prob last year. You def have to file U.S. taxes even if you're abroad. Sadly don't know much bout California state taxes, but I heard they can get pretty complicated if you're away. Best to chat with a tax expert who deals with digital nomads tbh.

man, u have gotta try Cesky Krumlov in the Czech Republic. its like stepping back in time, and it's super cheap for travelers on a budget. just avoid the high season.

If you’re sticking to under $200, you might need to compromise a bit on either weight or durability. Durability's probably more crucial in unpredictable weather tho. Keep an eye on sales, you can sometimes snag a Big Agnes Fly Creek UL1 which is a dream for weight and durability.

How did you find the costs? Japan’s been on my list forever but I keep hearing it’ll clear out my wallet 😅 Any tips for saving yen?