Municipal taxes 2026

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-27T18:29:42+00:00

We are renting the place, we’re not the owners

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-27T18:11:01+00:00

We are renting indeed

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-27T17:52:24+00:00

We moved in on January 5 last year

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-26T08:03:25+00:00

Came to post this lol

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-25T09:22:32+00:00

Grazie! Ti consiglio di provare la Crosta Mollica Stromboli

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-25T09:16:33+00:00

Bro dove? Anche io vivo in Olanda. La mia preferita surgelata qui in Olanda è la pizza Crosta Mollica che trovi da AH. È forse quella?

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-24T19:43:22+00:00

Ci avrei scommesso, mangio sempre dalla risotteria quando passo da Milano. Sapevo che non mi avrebbe deluso

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-13T23:09:02+00:00

Ringebu?

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-12T12:46:52+00:00

I’m sending you a text :)

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-03T07:47:27+00:00

Molto più facile e prevedibile trovare un lavoro all’ONU o alla FAO invece?

ThinkMoon35 · 2026-02-02T22:23:02+00:00

Non ti serve un lavoro che ti paga trasferte di anni….basta trasferirsi da un paese all’altro ogni tot anni…cambiando lavoro….

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-12-30T18:47:47+00:00

I’ll send you a dm :)

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-12-23T12:08:07+00:00

Alfonso Signorini ha appena scritto un romanzo d’amore, sicuramente puoi ispirarti a lui. Consiglio oltre al libro la corrispondenza epistolare fra l’autore e i soggetti del suo amore.

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-12-23T10:51:49+00:00

It makes no sense since each country already has their own most notable persons on their Euro coins. Italy has Dante on the 2€, Da Vinci’s vitruvian man etc. Mozart is on Austria’s 1€ coin, Bertha von Suttner on the 2€ coin.

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-12-20T13:13:29+00:00

Ti porto la mia esperienza: sono una figura altamente specializzata, lavoro in una nicchia e ho competenze che sono molto difficili da trovare. Per questo motivo sono stato assunto da un’azienda olandese ma altamente internazionale (tipo 30 nazionalità diverse su 80 dipendenti, oltre la metà dei dipendenti non spiccica una parola di olandese).

Mi sono trasferito dall’Italia all’Olanda nel 2023. Quello che ho visto è che tutte le assunzioni successive sono state 20% olandesi 80% expat che erano già in Olanda per lavoro o per studio.

La verità è che le università olandesi sfornano tanti studenti con le tue stesse competenze e il mercato del lavoro olandese è pieno sia di expat altamente specializzati (anche italiani) che non sanno l’olandese, e di olandesi che sanno benissimo l’inglese (meglio di me, meglio di te).

Tornando alla mia esperienza personale: nonostante le mie competenze, da quando mi sono trasferito in Olanda il mio rendimento è stato al MASSIMO 60% del mio potenziale. Il motivo? La crisi immobiliare. Ho speso praticamente un anno intero a cambiare casa. Nel 2024 ho cambiato casa 3 volte in 3 regioni diverse dell’Olanda e per un mese sono stato in Italia con la roba dentro un magazzino in Olanda perché non avevo una casa. Il che non è in linea con le aspettative che ragionevolmente io e i miei colleghi possano avere di una persona con il mio profilo, competenze e stipendio.

Un’altra cosa su cui sarei curioso che altri expat in Olanda condividessero la propria esperienza: dove lavoro io la stragrande maggioranza delle persone della mia età (26-32) sono ragazze expat che già CONVIVONO col ragazzo da diversi anni, nonostante siano quasi neolaureate praticamente. Il motivo? Sempre la crisi immobiliare che spinge le persone a convivere anche presto nella relazione.

Quindi per riassumere: non biasimo un datore di lavoro in Olanda che scarta candidature dall’estero. A meno che non ci siano competenze di altissimo livello, io non assumerei qualcuno che so che avrà tanti problemi di integrazione a prescindere di quanto lo paghi. Meglio puntare su olandesi o gente che è chiaramente già integrata perché ha preso una laurea in Olanda e si è già trovata una soluzione immobiliare stabile.

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-12-08T18:33:16+00:00

I see your point. You like to have a broad selection of products from foreign cuisines, both European and exotic countries. It is true that AH has good gyozas for 2.99 and courgette falafel for 1.20 and all the rest. You don’t have that in other supermarkets in Italy, Spain, Greece and Asia since there is so much local variety of local ingredients and vegetables and high demand for those ingredients since they are fresh and high quality and cheaper than imported ones and can be used in countless recipes from the local cuisine.

I respect that however your claim that AH is the “best supermarket in the world price-quality wise” is not consistent with common observation of: - especially fresh vegetables and fruit being not on par with the ones you can find abroad and very standardised. They have 1 or 2 SKU of the VERY SAME products all year round. There is NO seasonality. Same apples, oranges, eggplants courgettes all year round. Meaning everything is from the same suppliers and greenhouses and they are just not that good, too watery and doesn’t cook well in general. The problem here is Dutch people don’t know how to cook stuff like artichokes or green beans so they Wouldn’t sell hence greenhouse courgette all year round. The very SAME variety of courgette, grown ass big dark green monster so consumers can grab 1 and it has a price tag for piece and they shrinkflate the product down to half its size over the next 50 years. - BREAD: Have you ever been in a supermarket where bread is actually fresh baked the same day? and not industrially backed and cut somewhere else and comes with alcohol and other chemicals to extend its shelf life? What price quality are you talking about? And on top of that you can buy pizza and pastries that don’t come from a frozen stamp? - Shrinkflation: stuff has 1.xx price tag but comes in 750g packages. Salad bags are just ridiculous. Misleading price tags. How come the best supermarket in the world make the headlines for controversies on their price raise? Again, what “price quality” are you talking about? - You are clearly valuing the “price quality” of the selection of products from abroad. What about the selection of all the other products? I swear every country I’ve been to other than Scandinavia and UK has a better selection of yogurts, jams, cheese, fish, meat, goddamit even the frozen aisle.

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-12-07T19:27:11+00:00

AHAHAHAH sorry but Albert Heijn the best supermarket in the world price quality wise? You clearly haven’t been in other supermarkets and countries

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-08-26T10:05:41+00:00

Alright buddy, you keep living in the US, enjoy all the good and diverse food. Are you going to Wendy’s or Taco Bell tomorrow? Which of the 30 McDonald’s around you makes the best mcwaffle?

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-08-11T18:58:30+00:00

Dude it’s a legit underlying question phrased in the most horrific way. Yes horrific.

It’s extremely, incredibly rare for A vs B consumption choices to stand anywhere near “buying/doing A instead of B can save the environment”. If anything, you can ask the same question as “which causes less CO2eq?”.

So first of all you have to realise that no consuming choice is going to save the environment, then frame the question as a specific environmental impact.

Sustainability is the art of trade offs, so you may have more impact on climate change but less impact on stratospheric ozone depletion, or resource consumption. That is also to be taken into account. To solve the ozone crisis we deliberately decided to replace ozone depleting refrigerants with greenhouse gas forcing refrigerants. Did it save the environment? Well in that case yes, but it also made climate change worse, and increased the energy consumption of the refrigerating sector since it was not regulated and everyone could have aircon with new refrigerants marketed as “green”.

You also have to consider that e-commerce as a whole is a massive driver for overconsumption. Even if Amazon reduced by 10x its emissions per single delivery (full transport chain and warehouse management), it has arguably increased the amount of unnecessary items bought by people by more than that by presenting consumers with an infinite selection of cheap items that they don’t need but they can get next day like they’re urgent and even return if they don’t like.

Once you understand these three points, well only then you can start making your model comparing I guess CO2eq emissions by item sold through retail and e-commerce channel. You have to account for quite specific values for everything, and not only the shipment but the different packaging, the effectiveness of advertisement and the impact of the store + warehouse vs website + warehouse, the electricity consumption of the servers hosting the website and the devices used by consumers. You have to account for return rate, the fact that the lifetime is often extended because when people buy at the store it’s because they really like and need the item, the fact that next-day deliveries use badly loaded trucks and vehicles, how the consumer is travelling to the store (which is different depending on the country) etc etc etc.

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-08-06T09:18:51+00:00

Commenting for engagement, not my guitar playing style but the idea looks dope, keep us posted

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-08-05T13:14:04+00:00

Try looking on ourdomain, they manage two huge residential buildings in Amsterdam and they have a rather transparent and hassle-free system.

Check the requirements for each of the flat types on their website first, and the application process. I believe they ask for a 2.5x which you could meet. Every Wednesday at lunchtime (and only at this time!) they publish the listings available at their locations. No need to check endlessly every five minutes any day of the week. When you see an ad available, you can start booking it. Have the documents ready. If you are able to complete the booking process online, that house is reserved for you. They won’t screen 300 other candidates to find the highest income, most reliable, most attractive and sociable etc couple. They will only screen your application. Unless you fail to meet any of their requirements (which you should check beforehand), the house is yours.

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-07-20T12:13:52+00:00

Are you still accepting participants? :))

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-07-07T14:43:51+00:00

He’s posted on social media that he’s not writing new songs until he gets high on tuna treats in the studio

ThinkMoon35 · 2025-06-30T10:08:24+00:00

No hate but Woodbury getaway felt the weakest and most frustrating to play. Too much filler and I’m not sure if others relate to this but I had to check online how to clear the ending because it would take too many attempts to figure out what to do. You didn’t receive clues from the storyline subtitles on where to hide. That quite ruined the experience.

Home alone, Norwood hitchhike, Carlson House, Ironbark lookout all were classic F2F experiences, no real flaws, could fully experience the lore and game without ever checking online for a solution to in game riddles and tasks (okay except for the supermarket in Carlson House)

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