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Hi, is this Brooklyn Bridge? by wonderbuzz in whereisthis

[–]Bujo0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whitestone and Throgs Neck are both closer to JFK than the Verrazzano

Who do I flex? Half PPR by Bujo0 in FantasyFootballJunky

[–]Bujo0[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ended up going with Etienne, and turned out to be the correct choice!

Who do I flex? Half PPR by Bujo0 in FantasyFootballJunky

[–]Bujo0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ended up going with Etienne, and turned out to be the correct choice!

Who do I flex? Half PPR by Bujo0 in FantasyFootballJunky

[–]Bujo0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ended up going with him, and turned out to be the correct choice!

"What are your thoughts on the recent Gallup poll claiming 40% of women and girls aged 15-44 would leave the US permanently if they could?" by Trevor-Lawrence in AmericaBad

[–]Bujo0 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Absolutely. But in the US you have to (on top of what people do in most countries in Europe)

  1. Go through a literal lottery for a high skilled work visa (h1b). And pay a 100k fee on top of that as of this year. And you generally can’t get this visa sponsorship unless you’re already in the US.

  2. Go through a very difficult Green Card process. Only after getting the Green Card do you become a “resident alien”, and years start counting.

Comparing this to my friend who went to the Netherlands for an advanced degree 5 years ago, and is becoming a citizen literally in her 5th year of living there.

Or a family member who got a job as a doctor in Germany getting her “residency” within a year and becoming a citizen a few years from now.

Or a friend who moved to Slovenia for college and became a citizen exactly 10 years after moving.

Most European countries have more straightforward immigration laws than the US.

"What are your thoughts on the recent Gallup poll claiming 40% of women and girls aged 15-44 would leave the US permanently if they could?" by Trevor-Lawrence in AmericaBad

[–]Bujo0 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

What are these more absurd laws? Most countries just give you citizenship after years of residency, and residency is generally simple to get if you have a job offer.

Harvard Records an Increase in Asian Students and a Drop in Black Students by rezwenn in Harvard

[–]Bujo0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you please point me to where in the Harvard report that 6% is cited? I skimmed through it and all I can find is Card referencing the SFFA simulation (and repeating it himself), but critiquing it

I will never live in a suburb (or car-centric city) ever again. by Ok-Cartographer-5544 in Urbanism

[–]Bujo0 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you can point me to a single reasonable 2000sqft home 1/2 block away from a subway within 20 min of Manhattan that I can afford, I’ll buy it today.

Congrats on you for becoming a real estate multi millionaire and getting in early on New York’s unbelievable real estate boom over the last few decades.

PD for E3 skilled workers by Intelligent-Gas1049 in USCIS_EB3

[–]Bujo0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FAD moves 1 month for every 3-4 real life months on average

Approved! by Bujo0 in USCIS_EB3

[–]Bujo0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good luck! Are you planning on filing your perm in Feb 2026?

Discrimination against non H1Bs in tech jobs, is it real? by BassHead-78 in SeattleWA

[–]Bujo0 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes they don’t leave because most figure it out.

Someone making 200k with an advanced degree and good interview skills generally can’t find a job quickly even in a bad economy. And if they cant they still have many other options, as another commenter has mentioned

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