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<blockquote data-quote="Cr33pin" data-source="post: 1515441" data-attributes="member: 2605">Sorry I missed this post until now....&nbsp; Rent here in Panama where I am staying is high when compared to Colombia. However on a Panama forum that I am on I am seeing some nice comfortable apartments or houses near beaches in less touristy parts of Panama renting for $400 or more.&nbsp; In my city anything comfortable is going to be $700 or more. Food is reasonable cheaper than the US but more expensive then Colombia... although if you are going to the local spots its not much more expensive than Colombia. As far as culture.... not sure but here in the mountains in my little town I find the people to be extremely friendly, always saying hello when they pass and being super helpful. Another tell tale sign for me is when driving cars pretty much always let you pull out, turn, or walk across the street (I find this to be one of the ultimate tell tale signs of the type of people in a community)<img src="https://c.tenor.com/ofmh8wBaSucAAAAC/nope-danny-de-vito.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Never... not in a million years would I want to be one of those people talking into my little zombie device all the time. To be fair though I loathe smartphones and social media will all my being. On top of the always filming yourself talking to your little screen you would have to have a presence on social media begging for follows and likes in order to grow your channel.&nbsp; I&#039;d rather kiss Hilary Clintons big toe then get caught up in the world of social media.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cr33pin, post: 1515441, member: 2605"] Sorry I missed this post until now.... Rent here in Panama where I am staying is high when compared to Colombia. However on a Panama forum that I am on I am seeing some nice comfortable apartments or houses near beaches in less touristy parts of Panama renting for $400 or more. In my city anything comfortable is going to be $700 or more. Food is reasonable cheaper than the US but more expensive then Colombia... although if you are going to the local spots its not much more expensive than Colombia. As far as culture.... not sure but here in the mountains in my little town I find the people to be extremely friendly, always saying hello when they pass and being super helpful. Another tell tale sign for me is when driving cars pretty much always let you pull out, turn, or walk across the street (I find this to be one of the ultimate tell tale signs of the type of people in a community) [IMG]https://c.tenor.com/ofmh8wBaSucAAAAC/nope-danny-de-vito.gif[/IMG] Never... not in a million years would I want to be one of those people talking into my little zombie device all the time. To be fair though I loathe smartphones and social media will all my being. On top of the always filming yourself talking to your little screen you would have to have a presence on social media begging for follows and likes in order to grow your channel. I'd rather kiss Hilary Clintons big toe then get caught up in the world of social media. [/QUOTE]

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